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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1964

Page

4

Courthouse Clock Restored After Storm Power Outage

The courthouse clock was reset after being knocked out by an electrical storm last night. Also, Roy D. McIntosh was granted a divorce in District Court from Christine McIntosh of Rugby England with custody awarded to Mrs. McIntosh. Savings bonds purchases in Franklin County totaled 155280 for the first five months of 1964. Ottawa Bible Church held a committal service at a site on US 59 south of Ottawa while meeting at the Mae Sonic Temple. A man reported his 1964 Chevrolet had its right rear tire slashed between 8 and 10 p.m. June 19 near Forest Park tennis courts, with a hubcap stolen earlier. Robert G. Williams was arrested for speeding 50 in a 30 mph zone on W 5th Street. Fr: Mrs Frances O. Jones will attend a Kansas Federation board meeting June 27-28 at Liberal. Dr Ernest Szabados will not be at Ransom Memorial Hospital Thursday. Mrs Eldon Good is a patient at St Dominics Hospital in Jackson Mississippi in Room 318.

Donald R Davenport Wellsville RFD 2 Forest Park District Court Franklin County Kansas Franklin State of University Ottawa

Ottawa Youth Pleads Guilty to Burglary

Larry Dean Cox, 16, of Ottawa, pleaded guilty in District Court to third degree burglary. Imposition of sentence was suspended and probation consideration awaits parole officer report.

Larry Dean Cox Ottawa

Four fined in county court for traffic violations

Robert H. Davis 26 Olpe fined 15 plus costs for speeding 45 in a 30 zone on K 68 at Pomona. James Lillich 28 Kansas City fined 8 plus costs for speeding 83 in a 75 zone one mile north of K 68 junction on I 35. Walter Barron 32 LaSalle Mich fined 10 plus costs for not having a complete daily log book. Robert Foltz 25 Princeton fined 5 plus costs for disobeying a stop sign one mile east of Ottawa on K 68.

Yestereday Robert H. Davis Olpe Pomona James Lillich Kansas City Walter Barron LaSalle Mich

Two Women Injured in Two-Car Main Street Crash

Monday afternoon a two-car collision in the 900 block of Main left two women with bruises. Donna M. McDowell, 20, of 719 Olive, suffered hurt to her right elbow and knee, while Ruby E. Geiler, 60, of 723 Willow, reported neck and head pain and a nose cut. McDowell’s car traveled south in the 800 block. Geiler’s car turned left from Main in the 900 block. The first car skidded 34 feet before impact. Estimated damages: McDowell car 250 dollars, right front damage. Geiler car 300 dollars, including right rear door, fender, window and chrome.

Main Donna M. McDowell Olive Ruby E. Geiler Willow Geiler

Romney Asks New Theodore Roosevelt For Economic Unity

Gov. George Romney charged that federal policy distorts the economy by creating special advantages. He urged a Rooseveltlike approach applying fair principles to regions and groups and criticized states and bosses seeking Washington incentives. He warned against tax breaks and gimmicks that pull industries between states, stressing broad participation by customers workers and stockholders.

Kansas City George Romney Michigan Romney Theodore Roosevelt Washington South

Ministers Prepare For Billy Graham Crusade In Ottawa

Area ministers began final preparations for an evangelistic crusade set for November 8 to 15 at Memorial Auditorium with Rev. Roy Gustafson as the evangelist. An organizational meeting for area churches and Christians will be July 12 at Elliott Halls, First Baptist Church, where Rev. Dillon will speak. Gustafson, an ordained Baptist minister, joined the Graham staff in 1959 and is currently touring the Holy Land after meetings in South America. Ottawa Ministerial Association officers were announced: Roy Armstrong as president, Ned Roberts as vice president, and Charles Dumond as secretary treasurer.

Son Graham Elliott Halls First Baptist Church Dillon Gustafson Holy Land South America Roy Armstrong Trinity Methodist Church Ottawa Ministerial Association Ned Roberts First Christian Church Charles Dumond Church of the Brethren

Woman Cited After Wreck

Police charged Doris R. Elder aged 52 with failing to yield the right of way after a Monday morning accident at Main and Logan. Elder’s 1961 Chrysler and Dale Keyes Strider’s 1962 Chevrolet were involved. Strider said his car was struck in the right rear as he entered the intersection. Damage to the Strider vehicle was estimated at 200 dollars. Elder’s car damage could not be estimated.

Doris R. Elder Hickory Main Logan Dale Keyes Strider Harteselle Alan Strider Elder Chrysler

Antique Show Draws 800 Visitors From Three States

About 800 people attended the three day antique show at the armory last weekend. Attendees came from Oklahoma Texas and Nebraska to view and purchase antique furniture dolls and coins. Kansas and Texas dealers reported sales of 2500 and 2000 respectively. Twenty six booths sold antiques and two coin dealers conducted trades.

Armory Oklahoma Texas Nebraska Kansas

Avery Resigns Rules Committee

Rep. William H. Avery resigns from the House Rules Committee to focus on his Kansas gubernatorial primary bid. He notes difficulty attending meetings called on short notice. Avery joined the committee in 1961.

Washington William H. Avery Rehan House Rules Committee Kansas Avery

Kansas City Market Summary Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices

Kansas City AP market report shows cattle 5,000 head and calves 100 steady with ranges for choice steers 22.50 to 24.50, good to choice 19.25 to 22.75, heifers 21.00 to 23.65, good and choice 19.75 to 21.00. Hogs 3,500 mostly steady barrows and gilts 190 to 250 pounds 16.50 to 17.00, 240 to 275 pounds 16.00 to 16.50, 300 to 400 pound sows 12.75 to 13.75. Sheep 500 steady with choice and prime spring lambs 23.00 to 50.00, good to choice 19.00 to 22.75, ewes 4.50 to 6.00.

Kansas City

Ottawa Residents Named in Demographic Listing

A brief listing identifies Robert J. Albers, 19, Ottawa. Carol L. Flora, 18, Ottawa. Robert Howard Smith, 22, East Providence. R 1 percent. and Linda Marie Kerr, 22, Ottawa in a local demographic record.

Robert J. Albers Ottawa Carol L. Flora Robert Howard Smith East Providence Linda Marie Kerr

Bridge Winners Dominate Elks Club Duplicate Event

Mary St Louis and Louise Weaver tied with Osa Watomie for first in north south while Mrs E E Hazlett and Allyn Under Wood won east west. Second went to Mrs Jesse Gilmore and Mrs David Sage in north south with Ted Crandall and Walter Hegberg and Mrs Robert F Miller and Mrs Eugene Bush tying for second in east west.

Elks Club Mary St. Louis Louise Weaver Osawatomie E. E. Hazlett Lawrence Jesse Gilmore David Sage Ted Crandall Walter Hegberg Robert F. Miller Eugene Bush

Hospital Notes Admissions and dismissals list

Admissions include Lula M. Huff 437 E 12 Bobby Robbins Lawrence Mrs James Young 1445 Elm Lyle Enyart 1429 Willow Elmer Louderback Princeton Tuesday Dismissals list William E DeVore RFD 4 Mrs Glen Stottlemire Wells ville Mrs Mary Gates 1130 N Oak Tuesday

Lula M. Huff Bobby Robbins Lawrence James Young Elm Lyle Enyart Willow Elmer Louderback Princeton William E. DeVore RFD Glen Stottlemire Wellsville Mary Gates Oak

Funeral notices for multiple local deaths and services

Obituaries list infant Charles Brian Ebeck and three adults with death dates June 16 to June 19. Services held at Highland Cemetery Towner Chapel Centropolis First Christian Church and Deleven. officiants include Rev. James Anderson Rev. Charles P. Knight Dr. Roy W. Browning and Jim Anderson. Pallbearers and hymn performers named, burial sites noted.

Charles Brian Ebeck Charles and Nellie Ebeck Highland Cemetery James Anderson Sarah H. Owens Centropolis First Christian Church Roy W. Browning Earl Turner Jay Stewart Earl Schmitt Claude Myers Howard Myers Alfred Schmitt Tilfred Simmons Harry McNees Fred Powers Leland Gilliland Union Cemetery Douglas County Sarah Mewhinney Sarah Mewehinney Towner Chapel Jim Anderson Paul Neal Charles Crable Forrest Nicewander Owen Ogle Lewis Ogle Samp Watts J. M. Kolgore Deleven Ted Fleming Milan Harkness Paul Torownfelter Alfred Yakle J. W. Phelps Clarence Phelps

Notable Ottawa Physician Dr Joseph R Henning Dies in Auto Crash

Ottawa physician Dr Joseph R Henning, 66, died June 21 in a car accident. Funeral at First Baptist Church with burial in Highland Cemetery. Survived by wife Dorothy and two children, plus four grandchildren. Henning held multiple medical and civic posts and served in the Army in WWI and WWII.

Joseph R. Henning Ottawa First Baptist Church Highland Cemetery Henning Athol Kan Adolph William and Anna Morgan Henning Ottawa University University of Kansas University of Kansas Medical School Dorothy V. Blunt Cawker City Westphalia Ottawa Lodge A.F A.M Royal Arch Masons Ottawa Council S.M Ottawa Tancred Commandery Knight Templar Lawrence Scottish Rite Masons Royal Order of Jesters Kansas City U. S. Army Joseph R. Henning I U.S.N Corpus Christi Tex Ellen Ann Wheaton Anaheim Calif Steven W. Henning Caprus Ill F. E. Henning C. W. Henning T. J. Miner Leavenworth

Notice of Hearings in Reinhardt and Andrews Estates

First published legal notices in Franklin County Kansas announce hearings on final settlement and will probate for the Alice J. Reinhardt estate with administrators Glen A. Hayward and William S. Bowers. and the will admission and executor appointment for Charles E. Andrews with Kenneth E. Andrews as executor. Also notices of a public zoning hearing August 4 1964 before Ottawa City Planning Commission on a Jayhawk Beverages rezoning proposal and an Anchor Savings Association mortgage sale of property in University Addition Ottawa.

State of Kansas Franklin County Said Alice J. Reinhardt State of Kansas Glen A. Hayward William S. Bowers Ottawa Sss Charles E. Andrews C. E. Andrews City Commission Room City Planning Commission Jayhawk Beverages, Inc

Memorial Notices for Henning and Stookey

Funeral services for Dr and Mrs Joseph R Henning will be at First Baptist Church Wednesday at 11 00 officiated by Dr Raymond P Jennings assisted by Rev Charles P Knight Interment in Highland Cemetery Roy Wayland Stookey a former Ot ta wa resident died yesterday in Newton Kansas services at Westminster United Presbyterian Church Wednesday at 230 New ton officiating Interment in Washburn Mausoleum Highland Cemetery

Lamb Funeral Home First Methodist Church Skilton Music Club National Guild of Piano Teachers Chapter AU PEO Ottawa University Women’s Educational Society Franklin County Medical Auxiliary Union Chapter 15 Order of Eastern Star Rotary Anns American Legion Auxiliary Edward Hand Daughters Roy Wayland Stook Roy Wayland Stookey Ottawa Meadowlark Homestead Newton Westminster United Presbyterian Church Washburn Mausoleum Highland Cemetery Roy Wayland Stookey Kansas Alfred H. Bartter

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ellis Roy D. McIntosh Christine McIntosh Rugby England Mrs. McIntosh United States Savings Frankelin Randolph Bundy County Savings Bonds Wright Ottawa Bible Church Us.59 Maesonic Robert G. Williams W. Wth Street Frances O. Jones Kansas Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs Liberal Ernest Szabados Independence Ransom Memorial Hospital RomneyAsks Teddy Roosevelt Billy Graham John Dillon Billy Graham Evangelistic Association Memorial Auditorium Roy Gustaf Daniel A. Showalter Daniel Abraham Showalter Charles P. Knight Bob Dunn Roy Graham Ron Showalter Howard Winner K. A. Graffham Nelson Showalter A. H. North J. M. Kilgore Susan Lyn Charles Williamson The Jaycees Little League Dorothy Viola Henning S. Cedar Topeka Hiram Park Blunt Ella Leffler Blunt Central State Teachers College Warrensburg Paul R. Utt Belleville Charles A Leora G. Stookey Hazel Washburn St. Louis University of Ilinois George P. Washburn Legals Bowers & Bowers, Attorneys Kenneth E. Andrews Gleason Gleason, Doty & Logan Attorneys N. E. 14 N. E Planning Commission the City Planning Commission Dwight Haworth Jess Gilmore Myers Bros Claude Howard Franklin County Sale Company Charles Carey S. Hickory Lpm Printy Ben Printy Cap N. Main Jack Nelson Kas Overbrook Overebrook New County Gas City Council Grove Harold Stewart Joyce Ellen Bond Wayne Bond Inez Green Ervin M. Carrow H Melvin L Rez Briggs & Stratton Briggs & Stratt Sataiaad Anchor Savings Association J. H. Dutch Willemstein Jo Ann Willemstein George D. Scott Pauline G. Scotti Ottawa University Chapel Fund Ady Lamb All Shriners Yagamcy
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