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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1962

Page

3

Local briefs from Ottawa and area report births, fines, and events

Richard Johnson, 15, improves at St Luke’s in Kansas City while Jerald Howell attends KU previews. Irene Barnhart fined 150 dollars and jailed 30 days suspended for DUI with open bottle. other notes cover a rummage sale, well child clinic, Santa Fe traffic stats, Eldon Evans in Kansas State Teachers College play, a construction accident, and local sports results.

Irene A. Barnhart RFD Eugene Flaherty Eldon Evans Josephine Evvns Otana Kansas State Teachers College Emporia Evans

Local Markets KC Markets KANBAE CITY AP

Cattle and hog markets show varied results with multiple categories listed. Slaughter steers and heifers remain in the mid twenties, cows around sixteen to seventeen, calves around twenty one, and feeder prices up to the twenty three dollar range. Hogs show steady to mixed moves with barrows and gilts near twenty six to twenty four, sows steady, and limited gilt pricing. Lambs saw lower ranges with spring lambs around the ninety four to ninety six dollar area for certain lots.

Kanbae City Ewan

Ottawan To Help With Foreign Market Study

Karl Shoemaker, formerly of Franklin County 4 H and FFA, joins a Kansas State Extension Service team to study foreign marketing for U S agricultural products. The group will research Western Europe Africa the Middle East South Asia and the Caribbean as part of expanding foreign markets. Shoemaker organized the trade seminar program and previously worked on Europe and Latin America studies. The team departed New York last Sunday and halted in London as the first leg of the tour.

Franklin County FFA Kah. Sas State Extension Service U.S Karl Shoemaker Fred Shoemaker Europe Africa Middle East South Asia Caribbean U.S. Agricultural Department U. S Latin America New York London

Guard Unit to Roll For Camp Ripley

Ottawa's National Guard unit headed for Camp Ripley Minn for the annual camp. Under Capt David Johnson the 127th Artillery battalion will convoy about 30 vehicles with Battery A Paola joining. Lt Col Carl F Gump Paola commands the battalion. Ottawa group includes 13 officers and 57 enlisted men and will spend four days in the field before entering Camp Ripley on arrival.

Ottawa National Guard 1St Rocket Howitzer Battalion 127Th Artillery Camp Ripley Minn David Johnson Paola Carl F. Gump Paola

All Bonds Forfeited In Police Court Arraignments

Judge Robert L. Pinet forfeit all bonds as no shows in police court. Five defendants faced moving traffic violations with $10 fines: Diana Welborn 16, George Wallace 27, Catherine Jacobson 56, Shirley Hepner 23, George Clugston 58. Dean Sauer 37 was found guilty of tailgating and fined $15. The Herald offers $5 weekly for best reader tip.

Robert L. Pinet Diana R. Welborn George E. Wallace Garnett Catherine Jacobson Newton Shirley A. Hepner Kudora George A. Clugston Pittsburg Dean J. Sauer Ash

Funerals for Several Local Residents Held

Funeral services for Mrs. Harry Sutton were at Central Methodist Church Pomona with burial in Central Cemetery Pomona. Henry Edward Williams died June 17. services held at Towner's Chapel with burial in Ingleswood Clinton Missouri. Helen Happy soloist and J M Kilgore organist. Edward Hugh Walton died June 17. services at Towner's Chapel with burial in Sutton Cemetery Baldwin. pallbearers listed. Stella Maude Dorsey died June 16. services at 10:30 a.m. with burial in Hope Cemetery. various pallbearers and Mary A H North soloist with organist.

Harry Sutton Central Methodist Church Pomona Central Cemetery Henry Edward Williams Towner’s Chapel Wilbur Purvis Inglewood Cemetery Clinton Helen Happy J. M. Kilgore Joe Whitman Floyd Brock Joe Kueser Jack Nichols Robert Lickteig Elmo Buss Edward Hugh Walton Charles Coldsmith Sutton Cemetery Baldwin J. A. Cleaginger Dick Wilson Hallie Hale Roy W. Beedles R. F. Miller Harold King Stella Maude Dorsey Raymond Jennings Joe Bonine Jim Bonine James Scott Fred Bonine Dan Bonine Ellsworth Titus Kenneth Bonine Ben L. Blackburn T. S. Coen Jay Saner Earl Farris Felix Johnson

Williamsburg Sevenths Set For First Night Game Under Lights

Williamsburg seventh and eighth grade baseball opens Friday June 22 at 8 pm versus Quenemo. Game at the new diamond with no admission. Players listed include Bethell Casady Burgess Cochran Davis Figgins Gentry Heck Hopkins Howard McClure Ransom Seaton Smith Staley. Larry Anderson coaches.

Williamburg Quenemo Williamsburg Doug Bethell Gene Casady Shorty Burgess Donald Cochran John Davis Curt Figgins Clyde Gentry Jake Heck John Hopkins Mike Howard Bob McClure Bud Ransom Gene Seaton Rich Smith John Staley Larry Anderson

Berlin Wall Won't Stand Says Rusk Visitor in West Berlin

Secretary of State Dean Rusk viewed the Berlin Wall and called it an affront to human dignity. He pledged to pursue negotiations with the Soviet Union to find a basis for Berlin's future while signaling readiness to explore further talks. He toured Potsdamer Platz and the Brandenburg Gate, observed from an antitank barrier, and met West Berlin officials, delivering a German greeting from President Kennedy.

Berlin Dean Rusk Red Wall Wall Rusk Soviet Union West Berlin Iron Curtain Potsdamerplatz Paris Denburg East Berlin Unter den Linden Kennedy Willy Brandt

Hints From Heloise On Care Of Clothes And Kitchen

Practical household hints cover sewing hems with a button to stop fraying, keeping ice trays from sticking, cleaning glass and china with vinegar salt and water, tinting vase water, drying clothes in sun, and using pantry tricks. Readers share tips on dishwasher use, kneeling pads, stacking leftovers, labeling keys, and organizing desks.

Heloise

Wellsville Assembly of God to host guest singer David Rolfe

The Wellsville Assembly of God Church welcomes David Rolfe from Kansas City as guest soloist for worship at 11 a.m. and the 2 p.m. service on Sunday June 24 with Richard Wakefield of Gardner speaking in Rev. Gordon Norris's absence. The New Hope Baptist Vacation Bible School concluded Sunday night with songs, memory verses, Ruth dramatization, music on Bible books, crafts, and handwork. 47 enrolled over two weeks, 24 had perfect attendance, about five missed one day.

Wellsville Assembly of God Church David Rolfe Kansas City Rolfe Gordon Norris Richard Wakefield Gardner New Hope Baptist Church

Deaths in Kansas and Missouri Include Crowe and Johnson

Mrs Earl Crowe of Osawatomie died June 20 at St Luke s Hospital Kansas City Funeral services set for Osawatomie Survivors include niece Mrs Clare Chadle 327 Poplar John William Wren 86 of Williamsburg died June 20 in Cedar House Funeral at Williamsburg Methodist Church born March 25 1876 in Osage County married Nina Grace Peddicord April 22 1902 Survivors include daughter Mrs Francis T H Safford two sons Millard R and Wallace one brother T M four grandchildren and five great grandchildren Burial at Mt Hope Cemetery Williamsburg Edith Johnson 61 of Ottawa died June 20 at Paola Graveside services 10 a m Saturday at Hope Cemetery Born April 23 1901 in Ottawa Survivors include brothers Leon Bell Osawatomie and W Bell Los Angeles Mary L McMillan 67 of Marthaville Mo died June 36 in St Louis Graveside 1 p m today at Central Cemetery Pomona Rev John Ruhl conducted service Survivors include sister in law Mrs J R McMillan Honolulu Burial at Pomona Central Cemetery

Earl Crowe Osawatomie St. Luke’s Hospital Kansas City Clare Chadle Poplar John William Wren Williamsburg Franklin County Cedar House Williamsburg Methodist Church Osage County Nina Grace Peddicord Francis T. H. Safford Fremont Neb Millard R Wallace Munice T. M Silbee, Tex Mt. Hope Cemetery Edith Johnson King Ottawa Paola Hope Cemetery Leon Bell W. ©. Bell Los Angeles Calif Mt. Hope Mary L. McMillan Marthaville St. Louis Central Cemetery Pomona John Ruhl J. R. McMillan Honolulu Hawaii Pomona Central Cemetery

Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Recorded

Hospital notes list admissions including Louis Dale at 539 Birch and Mrs. Robert Howell at 622 Cedar Wednesday. Births reported for Sterling Adams in Salina, a Mitchell daughter, Elery Stevens Lane, a Briscoe daughter, all with weights noted. Dismissals include Gary Davis family, Kenneth Stout, Myrtle Rodgers, and others.

Louis Dale Birch Robert Howell Cedar Terry Greaves Wellsville George EF. Steward Waverly Vernon Bethell Quenemo Sterling Adams Salina Son Willard P. Mitchell N. Sycamore Elery Stevens Lane Terry Briscoe North Kansas City Gary Davis N. Mulberry Kenneth Stout Myrtle Rodgers Jean Ferguson Rondal Brecheisen Lyndon Russell Howard College Peter Papps Charles R. Campbell Ash

Marriage Licenses for Duncan and Hunt

George William Duncan aged 37 of Council Grove and Alice A. Hunt aged 45 of Osage City were issued a marriage license in the latest record. The filing confirms both parties' ages and hometowns as part of the civil registration.

George William Duncan Council Grove Alice A. Hunt Osage City

Notice of Proferred Vacation of Road in Kansas

Joint resolution of Anderson and Franklin Counties Kansas to vacate public road along county line starting at the northeast corner of Section 20 Township 16 Range 21 and proceeding west then north into Franklin County. Action to be taken after July 1962 in regular session by boards of county commissioners. Attest: county officials named.

Anderson Franklin Counties Franklin County Aészlon.e Board of County Commissioners Kansas Earl L. Richardson J. H. Button

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