Oklahoma illness among vacationer at Anadarko Hospital
Neldo Saathorf of 521 S Sycamore vacationed in Oklahoma and fell ill. He is in Anadarko Hospital room 136 and unlikely to be released for two weeks. Other briefs note Santa Fe carloadings for week ending June 17 rising year over year, Dr Don L McKelvey’s office closure, and local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neldo Saathorf
S. Sycamore
Oklahoma
Anadarko Hospital
Anadarko
Okla
Santa Fe
Richmond News Briefs Reflect Local Visits and Health Notes
Mrs. Virgil Smith reports visitors arrive from Kansas City and Warrensburg while Nina Henderson at St Luke s Hospital shows improvement. The Dietrichs host visiting kin from Warrensburg and the Severns family from Oklahoma City. Lola Booker returns from Oklahoma City trip. Emma Wiesner undergoes treatment at Anderson County Hospital. Chamber of Commerce holds a fourteen attendee gathering at Omaras Cafe. L E Hamilton of Emporia visits Bert Stevensons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Smith
Lou Mishler
Kansas City
Nina Henderson
St. Luke’s Hospital
Raymond Coleman
Warrensburg
Frank Dietrich
Kermit Krugers
Oklahoma City
Abe Severns
Lola Booker
Dick Smith
Emma Wiesner
Anderson County Hospital
Chamber of Commerce
O'Maras Cafe
Death of William Payne at 87 in Ottawa
William Payne, 87, of 717 Main, died suddenly yesterday evening at 7 15 at his home. Born September 19, 1873 in Indiana, he was a carpenter in Bloomington Illinois before moving to Ottawa twenty years ago. Friends meet at Towner's Funeral Home and ride to Hope Cemetery for graveside services Wednesday at 11 am. Rev Charles P Knight will officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Payne
Main
Indiana
Bloomington
Ill
Ottawa
Towner's
Hope Cemetery
Charles P. Knight
Payne
Towner’s Chapel
J E Elder 75 longtime Franklin County resident dies in Boise
J E Elder 75 a former Franklin County resident dies Sunday night in Boise Idaho He was born November 11 1884 the son of J P Elder in Johnson County He lived on a farm northwest of Ottawa graduated Ottawa University 1913 He married Eva Cox and left Ottawa in 1914 He had been a Boise resident for 25 years Surviving wife four children three brothers Howard and Tom Elder Davis Elder St Joseph Mo and two sisters Maggie Elder and Mrs May McAnelly Ottawa Services will be held Wednesday in Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Elder
Franklin County
Boise
Idaho
Navy
J. P. Elder
Johnson County
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Eva Cox
Howard
Tom
Davis
St. Joseph
Maggie Elder
May McAnelly
Mass Education Fails At Times
Ruth A. Stout, assistant secretary of the Kansas State Teachers Association, argued at the American Association of University Women convention that mass education has failed to provide incentives and adequate learning for all citizens. She stressed the need to tailor education to individual needs and citizen responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kansas State Teachers Association
Ruth A. Stout
Association
Miss Stout
The
American Association of University Women
Cattle and hog markets in Kansas City trade notes
Kansas City cattle and hogs report shows calves steady to 1.00 lower, steers and heifers mix steady, vealers 23.00 to 26.00, stockers 24.00, hogs steady to 25 higher across barrows gilts, sows up to 25, 190-250 lb barrows 16.25 to 17.34, sows 270-400 lb 13.75 to 15.25, sheep lambs active with lambs 17.85 to 19.00 and ewes 2.00 to 3.50, feeders 11.50 to 13.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecerzu Vryst
Kansas City
Queen Elizabeth Teas Billy Graham during Britain tour
Buckingham Palace confirmed Queen Elizabeth II invited evangelist Billy Graham and his wife for tea on Thursday amid his revival campaign in Britain. The invitation highlights the meeting between the monarch and the American religious leader during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth II
Billy Graham
Britain
Edwardsville Woman Killed in Car Train Crash
Mrs. Anna Bozich of Edwardsville was killed today in a car train collision 144 miles east of Edwardsville. Police investigated the incident as a fatal accident with authorities confirming the location and basic details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwardsville
Kas
Anna Bozich
Dates Set for 1964 Olympics in Tokyo and Innsbruck
IOC approves Tokyo start October 9 or 10 with a rest day after opening ceremonies and competitions beginning October 11 or 12. Winter Games move to Innsbruck January 29 to February 9. Otto Mayer notes winter program mirrors 1960 Squaw Valley with bobsled and luge events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
International Olympic Committee
Tokyo
Insbruck
Austria
IOC
Otto Mayer
Mayer
Squaw Valley
Calif
Two Killed In Plane Crash Near Brookfield Missouri
Two Wichita men died when their small Cessna crashed into a plowed field during a heavy rainstorm Monday night near Brookfield Missouri. Richard Earl Hill aged 38 and Vernon Ray Bartholomew aged 4 were identified. A farmer, James Gordon, found the wreckage about two miles northeast of Brookfield on Roscoe Cassity’s farm. The bodies were buried in the wreckage. initial reports cited a single fatality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookfield
Wichita
Kan
Richard Earl Hill
Vernon Ray Bartholomew
James Gordon
Roscoe Cassity
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported
Admissions list includes Mrs Annie Averill at Cedar House Nursing Home Mrs Robert Anderege at 410 E 6th Mrs Florence Graham at 318 W 5th George W Kyle 414 S Locust Mrs Lemna Goldsmith Crestview Nursing Home Monday Mrs Victor Simms 609 N Hickory Tuesday Births to Harold Kimball and spouse at Princeton a son born Monday weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces Dismissals Loi Heckman RFD 14 Monday and Mrs William Meinig 628 N Sycamore Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Averill
Cedar House
Robert Anderege
E. 6Th
Florence Graham
George W. Kyle
S. Locust
Lemna Goldsmith
Crestview
Victor Simms
Hickory
Loi Heckman
RFD
William Meinig
N. Sycamore
Judge Pinet Heads to National Juvenile Court Meeting
Judge Robert L. Pinet of Franklin County Juvenile Probate and County Courts and the Ottawa Police Court leaves for San Francisco to attend the National Council of Juvenile Court Judges meeting June 26 to 30. About 300 juvenile judges nationwide expected. Jim Kahler serves as County Judge Pro Tem during absence. Police Court arraignments by Justice Gardner Walker. no formal Police Court until July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Pinet
Franklin County Juvenile, Probate and County Courts
Ottawa Police Court
San Francisco
National Council of Juvenile Court Judges
Pinel
Detroit
Jim Kahler
Gardner Walker
Forfeit Bonds In Police Court Five Persons Charged
Five persons charged with moving traffic violations today forfeited a total of 115 dollars in a Police Court session that lasted as long as Judge Robert Pinet read the docket. Sebastian Circo of Kansas City bound over 15 dollars on illegal registration and others forfeited 25 dollars for driving on the wrong side of the street Charles E Ebeck 60 etc
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pinet
Sebastian Circo
Kansas City
Charles E. Ebeck
Wellsville
Ralph J. Studebaker
Army Award To Banker's Widow
The Army’s Outstanding Civilian Service Medal will be presented posthumously to Willard J. Breidenthal, a Kansas City banker and flood control leader, to his widow Mrs. Mary G. Breidenthal. The ceremony at her home will feature Maj. Gen. Keith R. Barney and officials from the Corps of Engineers. Breidenthal died December 25 1960 at age 76, the silver anniversary of the Flood Control Act of 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kas
Department of the Army
Willard J. Breidenthal
Corps of Engineers
Mary G. Breidenthal
Breidenthal
Army
Elvis J. Stahl Jr
Keith R. Barney
W. R. Shuler
Missouri River Division
Omaha
Col
A. P. Rollins Jr
Bargaining Talks Set For U S Soviet Air Route
The United States and the Soviet Union plan direct airline negotiations, with the Soviets offering to start June 21 and the U S asking July 18 for technical reasons. Talks had been planned for years but stalled after a 1950s RB-47 incident. A Soviet team would visit Washington to begin bargaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
State Department
Department
U.S
Kennedy Stands Briefly for Ikeda Handshake
President Kennedy discarded his crutches briefly to greet Japanese Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda with a handshake in the White House. He rose from his chair, posed for photographers, then sat again, saying it would be hard to guess he would stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Hayato Ikeda
White House
Ikeda
How To Tell If Your Girl Is Changing
New York AP column offers signs a girlfriend may be losing interest or merely coy. Examples include lack of fond nightly closings, preference for concerts with others, recalling your birthday less, overpaying at restaurants, ignoring small favors, delaying gifts, critical comments about dancing, and avoiding shared plans. If most points apply, consider ending the relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pavement Plate
Sam
Former Warsaw Embassy Official Indicted for Classified Information Leak
A federal grand jury indicted Irvin C. Scarbeck, former second secretary at the U.S. Embassy in Warsaw, on a charge of supplying classified information to agents of Communist Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Irvin C. Scarbeck
U.S
Warsaw
Poland
Marriage Licenses for Kansas City Ottawa Couple
Robert N. Irwin 30 and Gathey J. Hampton 23 both of Kansas City Kas. Gary Dean Webb 23 and Wilberma Mae Giest 22 both of Ottawa. Terry D. Vogler 21 of Lawrence and Karen L. Sloan 19 of Ottawa.
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Robert N. Irwin
Gathey J. Hampton
Kansas City
Kas
Gary Dean Webb
Wilberma Mae Giest
Ottawa
Terry D. Vogler
Lawrence
Karen L. Sloan
Probate hearing set for Mary L. Lawrence estate
In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court the will of Mary L. Lawrence dated April 26 1961 is probated at a hearing July 13 1961 at ten o clock a m in Ottawa Kansas. Ernest R. Lawrence petitions to be executor without bond and requests admission of the will to probate. Interested persons must file defenses by the date or face judgment. Bowers Bowers attorneys for petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Mary L. Lawrence
Ernest R. Lawrence
Ottawa
Kansas
Rayburn Doubts Kennedy Education Bill Passes This Session
House Speaker Sam Rayburn said the Kennedy education aid bill faces a difficult path this session and noted a nationwide campaign against foreign aid. He expected Congress will ultimately decide that aid is needed, though he could not identify the culprits behind the anti-foreign aid campaign.
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Washington
Sam Rayburn
Kennedy
Congress
Overbrook and Ottawa Farm and Livestock Sales Listings
A series of farm and livestock sale notices across Kansas towns. Overbrook, Ottawa, Centropolis, Locust and Wilson host weekly or near weekly sales with farm machinery household goods and furniture announced. Specific dates include June 19 22 and June 25 with times around 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Sale Company
Locust & Wilson
Ottawa
Kas
Richard Funk & Johaning Bro’s
Mies
Lawrence
E. H. Kimmel Household Goods
West Centropolis
Ottawa and Neosho Horse Sale and Community Auction Notices
Auction listings for June feature Neosho Livestock Commission Co in Missouri and Ottawa Livestock Co with consignments from Albert Stewart and Son C Beatty and others. Dates include June 20 night sale, June 24 Cap CH 2 1974, June 28 furniture sale, and June 29 night consignment sale plus ongoing weekly community auctions at 1136 N Main Ottawa. Names include Theresa Drake Nellie Jones and Printy with addresses in Ottawa Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Printy and Sons
Ben Printy
Cap
Theresea Drake
Ash St
Ottawa
Nellie Jones
Walnut St
N. Main
Richmond Berea Cemetery District 1962 notice of annual meeting
Legal notice from Richmond Berea Cemetery District Franklin County Kansas announcing an annual meeting on June 30 1962 at 2 00 PM to consider the proposed budget and tax rate for 1961 1962 along with district financial details including unencumbered balances and ad valorem tax levies and deductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond-Berea
Franks
Franklin County
Kansas
Rich- Nowing
Sigler
Netrich
Curren
Ralph
OS McCrea
Saeae
Iffl
WOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE FOR STUDIO GIRL COSMETICS ROUTE
Help wanted for a monthly driving plus light delivery route around Ottawa with Studio Girl Cosmetics. Positions offer up to 5.00 per hour, eight or four hour days, plus advertising in the Ottawa Herald. Various local service ads and requests follow including repairs, hauling, monogramming, and wallpaper services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studio Girl Cosmetic
Ottawa
Studio Girl Cosmetics
Dept. JD
Glendale
California
General Services
Singer
Albrights Ph
Palomino
Lee Figgins
Pomona
Standard
Singer Sales and Service Company
P.O
Henry Alban
Conrad's Spray
Ruth Martin
Ottawa Herald General Services Section
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Don L. McKelvey
Adv
Willard W. Hegberg
Statistics
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Lynn Beal
Charles Brindle
Beal
Drake's Bakery
Ellis
Richard C. Byrd
Kansas Corporation Commission
National Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners
Peter E. Mitchell
Snyder Pharmacy
Elks
Miami
Lou Brady
Elks Club
Richmond
Miss Mabel Chandler
Mrs. L. E. Hamilton
Emporia
Bert Stevensons
Saffron Glass CO
Kathy McKone
John McKone
Captain McKone
Tonganoxie
McKone
Air Force
Joe
Umita Ae Chapel
Harold Kimball
RFI
Princeton
Stewart
Bowers
Petitioner
Acete
St. Lukes
Glenn Underwood
Jack Nelson
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Gordon James
Elsworth
Edgerton
Furniture and Person
Wilson
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Albert Stewart and Son
C. Beatty
Legals
Count
INSAS
Ince
Treat
Rey
3Rd & Main
Ottawa Lodge
AF & AM
Myron S. Steere Jr
Sidney O. Morris
Nancy Lamb
W.M. Vola Phillips
Secy
Clinton
S. Main
Avon
Patricia Lackey
Walnut
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