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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1965
Page
3
An article notes many speech issues in children stem from baby talk and local efforts urge summer practice before kindergarten. It highlights that adults often echo child speech, which can hinder later progress, and stresses early expert guidance for serious problems.
Garry W. Baker, 23, a recent University of Kansas School of Pharmacy graduate, has become pharmacist at Raney's. He lives in Overbrook with his wife, who teaches Home Economics at Overbrook High School, and they plan to move to Ottawa after New Year. The piece then shifts to parenting guidance on helping a child learn correct speech through patient practice, repetition, and family involvement, noting tools like a tape recorder though not required.
Mrs Betty Bobo of 1641 S Main Kansas City Missouri entered Menorah Medical Center on June 14 and was assigned room 338.
VFW dance this Saturday features music by Johnny Mack. Members and guests only, advance admission details not provided.
Nine area students earned second semester honor roll honors at Baker University. Named are Stephen Biddle Baldwin Barbara Boyd Baldwin Merle Duane Chanay Baldwin James Deel Baldwin Dorothy Martin Osawatomie James Ruhe len Baldwin Pat Shoemake Baldwin and Martha Toukan Baldwin.
Advertises a 3 piece picnic table and bench set regular $22.95 or a foam padded chaise lounge regular $21.95 now $11.11 with any purchase of $80 or more. Gambles advertisement notes.
Barbara Hughes of 1444 South Kim is among 25 students chosen from a 1964 University of Kansas science camp who returned to KU for an apprenticeship program under senior professors. Her field is microbiology.
Pomona Kansas hosts a Saturday night dance on June 19 featuring the titcheHikers band. Local attendees are invited to enjoy music and dancing in the town venue.
Bruce Coffman son of Floyd H. and Mrs Coffman of Ottawa RFD 3 received honors in the 121st annual commencement program at Kemper Military School and College in Boonville Missouri.
Local notice advertises a garage sale at 720 &, Lo cust on June 22 and 23 with cheap items for sale.
Mrs Deck Jones of 927 N Cedar is a patient at Luke s Hospital in Kansas City Missouri. The entry notes a Vera geom number M756.
Melvin A. Hoots has returned to Ottawa as sales manager of Bob White Motor Co. He and his family left Ottawa in 1963 to buy a laundry in Colorado. Hoots is married and has a daughter, Becky, 7.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Harris of Ottawa RFD 3 attended the 94th commencement in Lincoln as their daughter graduated with a bachelor of science in home economics. Five daughters helped or assisted during the journey, two now in college, while she balanced family life and schooling over the years.
Nancy S Hewitt aged 16 of 1113 College Street was cited in the 200 block of South Main for defective mufflers producing excessive noise. Janice A Wiggins aged 20 of 416 S Walnut was cited at Logan and Poplar for illegal display of registration plates. Tommy L Deremer aged 19 of Emporia was cited Friday in the 1300 block for speeding 60 in a 30 mph zone and posted a $20 bond.
Bowers Construction Company of Topeka applies for Friday building permit to erect a chapel at Ottawa University with an estimated project cost of 450000 dollars.
Telephones Inc has acquired Fontana Telephone Co Block Mutual Telephone Co and Linwood Telephone Co in a stock and cash deal. Fontana serves about 200 lines Block Mutual about 150 and Linwood about 260 in Linwood and parts of Leavenworth County. The addition places Telephones Inc at about 16 000 telephones in Kansas, the third largest state wide per Vern Chesbro State Manager Ottawa.
Williamsburg Mr and Mrs Harold Boggs attend the National Business Education Assn annual convention in Houston Texas set for June 16 to 19. Boggs teaches commerce at Williamsburg High School. Mr and Mrs Leslie Mallory hosted a party after the rehearsal for the Linda Seaton and Carol Mallory wedding. Eight guests attended.
In Washington Barry Goldwater maintaining the Free Society Association he will head as honorary will not create a political link to the Republican Party and will not seek nominees. He argues its aim is to clarify conservatism and explain Johnson era policy while Ray Bliss cautions about splinter groups and a united two party front. Gen Lucius D Clay named GOP finance chair with hope to coordinate fundraising though funds remain uncertain.
Admissions includes Mrs. Grover Brumfield in Bald win on Friday. Dismissals list Phillip Wassmer at 322 Maple and Clarence Nearmyer at 722 East 9th on Friday. Mrs Lennard Robe bins from Yates Center is noted for Saturday.
County Court inmate Clarence E Leech 41 Wage ner Okla was arrested about 11 p m Friday two miles west of Homewood on US 50 for driving while intoxicated reckless driving and transporting an open bottle. Passenger William Save 46 Fort Worth Texas was charged with being drunk in an automobile on a public highway. Both jailed. Arraignment set in county court in one day.
Little League results show GIANTS minus 3 and BRAVES minus 7 while ORIOLES score 10 and YANKS 8 in a crowded box of abbreviations. Key players include Langdon Malle kicker and Nesbit who contributed multiple hits amid a tough run.
NAZARENE 16 runs and 17 hits face WESTMINSTER 21 runs in a church league double header. Line scores show Ab totals for Nazarenes and Wesleys alongside Lutheran and Westminster players with multiple abbreviations and OCR errors.
In the 100 block of South Main at about 2 15 p m Friday Blanche S Lamb 72 of 320 E lich backed from a parking stall on the west side John Barker 77 of Louisburg driving a 1962 Ford approached from the rear southbound Mrs Lamb said she waited until the First and Main light turned red then backed She was cited for failure to yield the right of way damages 164 10 to the Ford and 875 to the Oldsmobile.
A 25 year old Texas woman Mary Ann Harris pleaded guilty to vagrancy in Ottawa then was arrested with two Denison men in Kansas City on burglary tool possession charges. The trio, Bradshaw and Thorne, faced extradition and bond issues after police recovered burglar tools.
KC Markets reports beef cattle prices with steers up to 50 higher in places and cows steady to 25 higher. Slaughter steers 25 up, heifers steady to 25 higher, calves steady, feeders mostly 50 lower. Hogs show barrows and gilts up 1.25 to 50, sows 50 to 100 higher, lambs 1.00 lower, ewes steady, feeders scarce with some gains in feeder lambs.
Floyd Randolph Hulse 88 of 309 Ash died at 2 45 am today in Cedar House Nursing Home where he had lived since Thursday. He was a music teacher and private instructor born February 25 1877 in Ranselear Missouri. Services set for 2 pm Tuesday at Towner Chapel with Rev Ned M Roberts officiating. Burial in Wellsville Cemetery. Survived by his wife of the home one sister Mrs Nora Lohr Wellsville two stepsons George Huddleston Williamsburg and Ralph Huddleston Sacramento Calif and several nieces and nephews.
George Roy Pfoutz of Sandpoint Idaho formerly of Ottawa died June 17 in Sandpoint Surviving Ottawa area nephews and nieces include Mrs W J Marks RFD 3 R L Dawson C T Dawson Mrs George Johnston and Mrs R C Burgoon
First published June 19 1965 and last July 3 1965 in Franklin County Kansas probate court notice. Guardian Juanita Gragg seeks authority to sell an undivided one tenth of the west sixty feet of the south half of block four in J T Smith Addition Lincoln Center Lincoln County Kansas. Defenses due by July 12 1965 at 10 am in court. Attorney Winton A Winter Ottawa Kansas represents guardian.
Walter R. Wood owner of 141 2 shares of 5 percent cumulative first preferred stock reports certificate No 197 dated July 31 1947 has been lost or destroyed after diligent search He states he has not assigned sold or given away the certificate and offers this sworn affidavit witnessed by Notary Public Mrs R D Mahoney on June 9 1965.
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