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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1966

Page

5

Visitors May Call On Terry L. Roberts In Room 318

Neighborhood notices list Terry L. Roberts in Room 318 on Bethany Hospital’s third floor Kansas City. Other items include Ellis Piano Tuning contact CH 2-4431 and Marine PFC Michael W. Capron earning a Radio Telegraph Operator course at San Diego depot.

Terry L. Roberts Bethany Hospital Kansas City Michael W. Capron W. C. Capron S. Walnut Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego Calif

Man charged in five forgery counts in Ottawa case

A warrant charging 65 year old James Albert Dennison with five counts of forging checks totaling 443.70 at Ottawa stores is being issued. Dennison was picked up in Kansas City on a St. Louis warrant, then returned to Missouri where authorities learned he was held. The forged checks bore Eldridge Construction Company and Lyman B. Miller names, with 12 missing checks believed taken from the company book. Two local merchants identified Dennison from photos.

Joe Ferns James Albert Dennison Ottawa Ferns Dennison Kansas City St. Louis Otasco Brown's Hardware Ottawa Hardware Firestone Mallett Hardeware Eldridge Construction Company Kans Myron Eldridge Lyman B. Miller Construction Company

Group Seeks Bank Charter for Coffeyville Firm

TOPEKA AP A freeman group seeks a charter for a new Coffeyville bank the Coffeyville State Bank proposal lists capital structure of 250000 with 100000 capital 100000 surplus and 50000 undivided profits Filing the application were Joseph Bell Moline Stephen Aduddell William Borum Alvin Grauerschholz and Frank Welsh all of Coffeyville Gordon Lindley assistant bank commissioner said the proposal was submitted Monday and will go to the state banking board next Monday.

Topeka Freeman Coffeyville State Bank Commissioner Coffeyville State Bank Joseph 8B Bell Moline Stephen E. Aduddell William Troy Borum Alvin F. Grauercholz

Truman to Receive George C. Marshall Medal

Washington AP report states former President Harry S. Truman will be awarded the George C. Marshall Medal, the highest honor of the Association of the United States Army, with the award announced today.

Washington Harry S. Truman George Catelet Marshall Association of the U. S. Army

Story Hour Planned at Ottawa Library and Recreation

A Story Hour co-sponsored by the Ottawa Library and the Recreation Commission runs at 9 30 a m each Thursday for six weeks through July 28 for kindergarten to third grade. The year round story hour continues Tuesdays in two sections for four and five year olds and three year olds at 10 30 a m. No summer reading program is offered due to remodeling. Children's room hours are 10 a m to 12 p m and 2 to 6 p m Monday to Friday and 9 p m Wednesdays. Saturday 10 a m to 6 p m. Adult section hours are 10 a m to 6 p m Monday to Saturday and 9 p m Wednesdays.

Ottawa Library Reereation Commission

Lane Area News Roundup of Travel and Visits

Mr and Mrs Jake Heiber return from Ohio visiting their son John Heiber. Mr and Mrs Ross Kimball in Minnesota fishing. Mr and Mrs Howard Mack of Sailsbury Mo guests of W J Robinson. Mrs Alice Robbins to Lexington Mo home. visiting since Memorial Day. Olan Johnson Clare Hiles group trip to California. Alvin Ralston family moved to farm near Beagle. J E Beets Rhonda return from Mountain City Tenn visiting sister Mrs William Ninnis. tour Missouri Illinois Oklahoma Texas Arkansas Mississippi Georgia Alabama North and South Carolina Virginia. Chuck Mitchell family of Cincinnati Ohio visiting Ed Brownlee and family. Joe Suthers family of Aurora Colorado spend week with Ed Brownlee.

Gail Chambers Jake Heiber Ohio John Heiber Ross Kimball Minnesota Howard Mack Sailsbury J. Robinson Clarence Huffman Alice Robbins Lexington Robbins Olan Johnson Clare Hiles California Alvin Ralston Beagle J. E. Beets Rhonda Mountain City Tenn William Ninnis Miseouri Illinois Oklahoma Texas Arkansas Mississippi Georgia Alabama North Carolina South Carolina Virginia Chuck Mitchell Cincinnati Ed Brownlee Jack John Joe Suthers Aurora Colo

Three Treated For Injuries In Local Incident

Three Franklin Countians were treated as emergency patients at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Ray Goan a 7 year old boy son of T J Workman Jr of 704 N Mulberry injured his left arm in a fall. Miss Mattie Winters of Richmond injured her right hip and scalp. John Rubick of Williamsburg sustained a concussion and facial lacerations when a tire exploded while he was filling it with air. Winters and Rubick were admitted.

Franklin Countians Ransom Memorial Hospital Ray Goan T. J. Workman Jr N. Mulberry Mattie Winters Richemond John Rubick Williamseburg

Ottawa Junior Wranglers Sweep Youth Horse Show Honors

Connie Mohr led the Ottawa Jr Wranglers to top trophies and points at the Youth Horse Show Sunday sponsored by the Wranglers. Winners include John Rider of Missouri taking high point for 13 to 17, Karen Howard winning 12 and under horsemanship, Roberta Hawk besting 12 and under in Pleasure, Susie McNish and Nancy Gaynor capturing English Pleasure open, and multiple wins in reining, trail, lead back, and flag races by Mohr, Howard, Smalley, Rider, and others. Judge Kent Wade of Tulsa supervised with Jules Doty as ringmaster and Clark Estes as show chairman.

Connie Mohr Ottawa David Anderson Nancy Gaynor Mary Ann Marzoli Helen Hopkins Karen Howard Cindy Durbin Larry Smalley John Rider Linda Dawson Mary Beth Daniel Roberta Hawk Chris Selby Wayne Stock Lincoln Dawson Secnd Joe Thurman Debbie Hendrickson Kathy Miller Kim Christian Terry Mohr Addie Andereson Mike Bennett Albert Imel Stephanie Gillette Addie Anderson Jana Newland Debbie Brown Stephanie Brown Kent Wade Tulsa Okla Jules Doty Clark Estes

Coffeyville Gets A New Industry

JeK Industries Inc announces plans to open a major plant in Coffeyville Kansas, creating about 250 jobs with a 600000 dollar annual payroll. The 100000 square foot facility will occupy a five acre site in the Industrial Park and be financed by city revenue bonds. Construction to begin this summer.

Coffeyville, Kan Jek Industries Inc Coffeyville Albert Liebert Coffeyville Chamber of Commerce Sidney Sutton Allan Hammerton Chicago

Traffic Toll Topeka Fatalities Report June 1966

Kansas traffic death log shows 32 fatalities for June up to 9 a.m. Wednesday. The 1966 total reaches 283, compared with 277 in the same period in 1965. Previously unreported fatalities are noted.

Topeka Kansas

Experts Meet To Study Nation's Crime Problem

Washington AP report on a national symposium where 500+ experts explore science driven anti crime tools. Arnold Sagalyn proposes space age devices to deter crime, including ignition security, alarms, and nonlethal defense. Katzene Bach notes science guiding new tools for crime control while agencies review tech like voice prints and computer aided policing.

Washington Arnold Sagalyn Treasury Department Office of Law Enforcement Coordination Sagalyn Sagealyn

Wheat quota boost seen for 1966 crop prospects

President Johnson directed Agriculture Secretary Freeman to study next year’s wheat supply and demand conditions. Freeman noted no surplus but a comfortable reserve and potential to expand wheat acreage if needed. A 15 percent rise in 1967 allotments was announced on May 5, with a fall decision anticipated.

Washington Johnson Oreville L. Freeman Freeman

Traffic Survey In Garnett Area

Kane SAS Highway Commission survey teams will conduct an origin destination traffic study along US-169 in Garnett starting Monday at 2 p.m. and continuing through Thursday and again July 6-8. No interviews are planned over the July 4 weekend. Motorists will be asked origin, destination, and purpose of trip.

Kanesas Highway Commission Garnett Walter Johnson Johnson

Library expansion project begins at Topeka city library

Vasey Construction Co of Topeka started work to enlarge the children's room and recondition the periodicals room. Wiggins Electric Co will handle electrical work on the $7,458 project, expected to finish in about two months under the Library Service and Construction Act funding.

Vasey Construction Co Topeka Wiggins Electric Co Library Service and Construction Act

Notice of Suit in State of Kansas

First published June 8 1966 and last June 22 1966 this legal notice lists numerous Parkinson related defendants and unknown heirs executors and associates. It states a petition has been filed in an Kansas court seeking legal action involving these parties.

State of Kansas John M. Parkinson William Parkinson Ida May Parkinson James E. Parkinson William W. Parkinson Jonathan Parkinson Kezdah Parkinson Amy E. Maher William Pope J.S. Keim Henry Foster William S Hanna W.S. Hanna J. W. Polkinghorn Sarah E. Parkinson

Quieting title sought in Franklin County district court

Ruth A. Hanna petitions District Court of Franklin County Kansas for an order quieting title to described real estate. Defendants must plead by July 22 1966 in Ottawa Kansas or judgment will be entered. Attorneys Bowers and Bowers represent the plaintiff.

Franklin County Kansas Ruth A. Hanna Ottawa

Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Brief

Hospital notes list admissions including Miss Mattie Winters Richmond Mrs Charles Donart Jr Princeton Eldon Criqui Quenemo Mrs George Adkins 614 S Cedar Mrs Arthur Finch 706 S Poplar Elma Good 416 Walnut Tuesday Mr Fred G Thomas 230 S Cedar Wednesday Dismissals include Joseph Cain Price Hall Tuesday Catherine Kelly Michael and Robin Bronson Lyndon Kevin Bowman Pomona Wednesday.

Mattie Winters Richmond Charles Donart, Jr Princeton Eldon Criqui Quenemo George Adkins S. Cedar Arthur Finch S. Poplar Elma Good Walnut Fred G. Thomas Joseph Cain Price Hall Catherine Kelly Michael Robin Bronson Lyndon Kevin Bowman Pomona

Police News: Speeding and Stop Sign Citations

GEORGE C FINCH 26 of Pos mona cited Tuesday in the 900 block of North Main for speeding 40 in a 30 mph zone posted $10 bond. DONALD F JONES 38 of 1315 S Poplar cited in the 1000 block of Cedar for speeding 40 in a 30 mph zone. MARVIN R SMITH 23 of 10288 Sycamore cited for disobeying a stop sign at 11th and Walnut. RICKY D BIEN 18 of 104 S Poplar cited in the 1000 block of North Main for speeding 41 in a 30 mph zone.

George C. Finch Posmona North Main Donald F. Jones Poplar Cedar Marvin R. Smith Sycamore 11Th Walnut Ricky D. Bien S. Poplar

Funeral Services for Mrs Eva May Wright

Services for Mrs Eva May Wright who died June 17 were June 21 at the Towner Chapel. Rev Ned M Roberts officiated. Pallbearers were Verne White Glenn Happy Harry Horth Robert S Hill Dean F Teeter and Raymond Hosler. Burial was in Highland Cemetery with Mrs A H North singing hymns accompanied by Mrs J M Kilgore.

Eva M

Livestock and auction listings in Kansas towns

Local auction scene lists Council Grove Livestock Auction every Saturday in Council Grove and Osage City sale every Tuesday. Printy and Son and Printy’s Auction House host Community Auctions on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 1136 North Main Ottawa with weekly schedules in Pomona and Ottawa areas.

Myers Bros Claude Howard Franklin County Sales Company North Ottawa Jack Nelson Pomona Kans Council Grove Osage City Printy Ben Printy Cap Main

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ellis RCA Zenith Crites Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Chamber Jaycee Howard F., Wilson Wilson Cleveland Chiropractic College Independence Junior College Independence Ottawa University Nesdays Lane Area Miss Winters and Rubick Name Horse Show Wright’s Nicholas Katzenebach State Department National Crime Commission Katzenbach Commission Justice Department President's Office of Science and Technology National Security Industrial Association The Dee Fense Department Department of Housing and Urban Development Summer Tooters City Park Linda Brandon David Logan Steve Logan Fred Smith Insurance Johnston Samuel Thomas Johnston Towners Chapel Highland Cemetery Louis Dengel’Son Bowers & Bowers, Attorneys Police News Clifford R Hobbs Jim Brady Harold Stewart Clare Sowers Jersey Williamsburg S. Ash Otis H. Brock Franklin County Sale Co R.A.M Raymond E. Stankard H.P. Melvin L. Sellers Secy Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem Sue Preme Arlene Talbott W.H.P Lanah Cameron W.S Mallett’s SZ Hardware Stores S. Main General Services Joe Blake Ins J.W. Taylor
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