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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1965

Page

4

Two area girls graduate from Chanute Public School of Practical Nursing

News briefs note Edith E. May of Osawatomie and Janie M. Kirkland of Princeton will graduate in ceremonies at 7 30 p m in the senior high school auditorium on June 25. The class of 1965 has 20 members. Also included are items about local church notices, corporate leadership correction, Gambles price cuts, and VFW Post 5901 meetings.

Chanute Public School of Practical Nursing Edith E. May Osawatomie Janie M. Kirkland Princeston

Lieutenant Burns Joins BeS2 Crew Training

1st Lt Kent B. Burns son of Mr Mrs Ernest Burns of Pomona has been transferred to Castle Air Force Base for the Strategic Air Command BeS2 crew training program. He graduated from Navigator Bomadier Training and ASQ-48 Navigator, and attended Bombardier upgrading at Mather Air Force Base California. Lt Burns and his wife and daughter Lesley Kay live in Atwater California.

Kent B. Burns Ernest Burns Pomona Castle Air Force Base Strategic Air Command Mather 73 Calif Air Force Stead Afb Nev Burns Lesley Kay Atwater

Chiropractors Brockways to Speak in Mount Horeb this Week

Dr. Martin Brockway of 1408 S Main and his sister Dr Marian Brockway of Lawrence will be in Mount Horeb Wisconsin this Thursday through Saturday to attend a chiropractic seminar.

Martin Brockway S. Main Mar.ian Brockway Lawrence Mount Horeb Wis

Gar Sale Fri Sat on Elm 1422 Baby Furnishings

Community sale at 1422 Elm Street featuring baby furniture children clothing bikes and various misc items. Furniture and household goods offered alongside toys and apparel for families. Proceeds support local program.

Scout Leaders Guide Day Camp at Mears Park

About 170 adult leaders and Girl Scouts of Franklin County attend Day Camp at Mears Park this week. Troops from Ottawa and Wellsville learn outdoor skills under leaders and professional scouts. Mrs Gene Lesh and Mrs Mare Jon Callahan of Wellsville direct the camp for the second year for the Santa Fe Council. Camp closes Friday afternoon.

Franklin County Mears Park Ottawa Wellsville Gene Lesh Mare Jon Callahan Santa Fe Counsell

Police Watch For Night Bicyclists Without Lights

Police chief Eugene Flaherty said officers target cyclists riding after dark without rear reflectors or lights. Those cited will be summoned to appear in police court or juvenile court.

Eugene Flaherty Flaherty

Baseball Scoreboard AP International and Pacific Coast Leagues

The Associated Press reports scores from several minor leagues. International League Syracuse defeated Atlanta 94 to 1.5, Columbus beat Buffalo 6 to 4, Jacksonville won over Rochester 11 to 8, and Toronto visited Toledo with rain. Pacific Coast League results include Denver 8 over Indianapolis 7, Oklahoma City 4 over Tacoma 1, San Diego 5 over Vancouver 3, Spokane 13 over Seattle 4, Portland 4 over Arkansas 3, and Hawaii 4 over Salt Lake 1.

Syracuse Atlanta Columbus Buffalo Jacksonville Rochester Toronto Toledo Denver Indianapolis Oklahoma City Tacoma San Diego Vancouver Spokane Seattle Portland Arkansas Hawaii Salt Lake

Helen Keller at 85 Enjoys Quiet Retirement at Home

EASTON Conn AP Helen Keller nearing 85 lives a quiet life at Arcan Ridge with flowers garden dog Tinker and bird friends. Friends say she is in good health but vitality waning. birthday Sunday will be a family celebration with brother Phillips Brooks Keller and sister Mrs L Warren Tyson visiting later.

Miss Keller American Foundation For the Blind Phillips Brooks Keller Dallas Tex L. Warren Tyson Montgomery Ala Tuscumebia Anne Sullivan

Don Burroughs Named Special Agent for Local Firm

Don K Burroughs 719 N Mulberry has been named special agent for Guarantee Mutual Life Co He joins David E Smith, the firm s local agent since Sept 1963 Offices are at 228 N Main in a remodel of the building Burroughs a Williamsburg native and Ottawa resident since starting in insurance.

Don K. Burroughs N. Mulberry Guarantee Mutual Life Co Burroughs Security Benefit Life David E. Smith N. Main Guarantee Mutual Topeka Omaha Neb Williamsburg Ottawa

AMA Deciding Whether To Boycott Medicare

In New York the American Medical Association plans a Tuesday decision on whether to urge doctors to boycott Medicare or delay action. A key policy panel proposed a compromise urging review of the law’s effect once Medicare fate is known. Delegates heard 80 witnesses, while Medicare legislation advances in Congress.

New York American Medical Association Medicare House of Delegates AMA Reference Committee House

Russia Asked To Name Talk Time

Washington AP The United States asked the Soviet Union to agree a date at the earliest time to restart 17 nation disarmament talks in Geneva. The talks aim at an expanded nuclear test ban and halting nuclear weapons spread. Progress appears unlikely while Vietnam war issues paralyze wider U S Soviet relations. Senator Kennedy urged none proliferation as a central policy priority and immediate talks with the Soviet Union and other powers.

Washington United States Soviet Union Geneva Senate Robert F. Kennedy Den.y Johnson

Kansas City Market Report Hogs Cattle and Lamb Prices

KC Markets Kansas City AP hogs 3 000 head barrows and gilts 25 lower sows 50 lower barrows and gilts 1 3 195 260 lb 24 25 75 300 350 lb sows 20 75 21 50 260 300 lb 21 50 22 50 350 600 lb 19 00 20 75 Sheep 200 steady choice and prime spring lambs 25 00 75 good and choice 24 00 25 00 cat to good 5 00 6 75 Cattle 1 700 calves 50 feeder auction steady choice feeder steers 24 95 good and choice 24 30 good and choice heifers 22 50 good and choice steer calves 24 20 good heifer calves 20 30 terminal supply includes slaughter steers and heifers on bought to arrive basis not enough any other class for price test

Kansas City

Egg price report from Kansas City market

AP notes consumer eggs in large 24 3014 medium 21 23 small 18 19 with wholesale large at 80 percent 3234 and mediums 80 percent 2426. Other produce unchanged.

Kansas City

LBJ To Visit Harry Truman in Kansas City and San Francisco

President Johnson will stay in Kansas City tonight and have breakfast Friday with Harry S Truman. He will address the 20th United Nations session in San Francisco Friday after touring flood damaged areas along the Arkansas River en route. Johnson will then go to his Texas ranch for the weekend. daughter Lynda, 21, will greet him in San Francisco.

Washington White House Johnson Kansas City Harry S. Trueman San Francisco United Nations Frank Carlson Rehan Senate U.N West Coast Carlson Texas Johnson City Lynda

Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Brief

Admissions list Mrs. Laurence Wightman 723 E 6th Floyd Jacob 801 N Cherry Wednesday Mrs Beulah LeMaster Baldwin Thursday Births Mr and Mrs Don Myers 721 E 9th a daughter weight 6 lbs 914 oz Thursday Mr and Mrs Joe Whitley Wellsville a daughter weight 8 lb 6 oz Wednesday

Laurence Wightman Floyd Jacob Cherry Beulah LeMaster Baldwin Don Myers Joe Whitley Wellsville

Boy Hurt On Bike Ride

A six year old boy, Danny Fletcher, suffered a bruised ankle after his foot tangled in a bicycle sprocket on East Eleventh Street. Police freed him with a hacksaw and he was taken to Ransom Memorial Hospital for X rays that showed no fracture. he was released at noon.

Danny Fletcher Rosetta Fletcher Cottonwood East Eleventh Street Danny Ransom Memorial Hospital

Police Court Appeals Filed After Guilty Findings

Police court records show two defendants appealing to district court. Larry W. Beers 21 of Eudora RFD 2 was found guilty of driving while suspended failing to heed a red light and siren and speeding 80 in a 30 zone plus a 10 day jail term and $250 fine. Keith J. Higginbotham 20 of Tonganoxie was found guilty of driving while intoxicated with a $100 fine and one year license suspension. he filed an appeal. He was later found not guilty of a vagrancy charge. He also faced a separate charge in the 100 block of North Hickory for operating with revoked license. he pleaded not guilty and posted a $25 bond with trials set for July 22. Addresses and other minor citations follow for multiple individuals with varying fines and bonds.

Larry W. Beers Eudora Rfd 2 Beers Keith J. Higginbotham Tonganoxie Higginbotham North Hickory S. Poplar Robert Dean N. Hicke Ory North Main Blanche S. Lamb Nancy S. Hewitt College South Main Janice A. Wiggins S. Walnut Tommy L. Deremer Eme Poria Baldwin Michael E. Fennel Hickory Homer G. Teter Jr Jack R. Poe North Mulberry

Deaths W Evey 64 Ottawa native retired Bell employee

William E. Evey 64 of 1228 South Main died at 4 15 am in Ransom Memorial Hospital He was born November 24 1900 in La Cygne He retired from Southwestern Bell in 1960 after a 32 year career He was a member of Bell Telephone Pioneers Club McKinley Lodge Pomona 1 0 0 F Lodge Rebekah Lodge and First Christian Church He married Amber M Davis in 1949 Surviving are his wife a brother Charles E Evey and many nieces and nephews Burial will be in Princeton Cemetery with services at Dengel and Son Mortuary selecting Rev Ned Roberts to officiate

William E. Evey S. Main Ransom Memorial Hospital Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Ned M. Roberts Princeton Cemetery la Cygne Teleaphone Company Pomona Elmer Evey Southewestern Bell Bell Telephone Pioneers Club McKinley Lodge No. 41 A.M. Masons Rebekah Augusta First Christian Church Maude Justes Amber M. Davis Ottawa Charles E, Evey Kanesas City Kan

Brown Assumes Wichita Post

Donald A. Brown former Franklin County agricultural agent has accepted the post of assistant personnel officer and assistant information agent with the Farm Credit Banks of Wichita effective July 1 1965. He will work with officials at the Federal Land Bank the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank and the Wichita Bank for Cooperatives in the Personnel and Information department and assist with public relations programs for Kansas Oklahoma Colorado and New Mexico. Brown a Fall River native and Kansas State University graduate has 15 years in the Kansas Agricultural Extension Service including 13 5 years as county agent here. He and his wife Jo plus their two daughters and son will reside in Wichita.

Donald A. Brown Franklin County Farm Credit Banks Wicheita Brown Federal Land Bank Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Wichita Bank For Cooperatives Kansas Oklahoma Colorado New Mexico Fall River Kansas State University Kansas Agricultural Extension Service Wichita

Two teens Charged in Ottawa Case of Minors Gone Missing

Police report John R Bailey aged 18 of Ottawa RFD 3 and Billy D Richardson 16 of 823 Olive charged with contributing to the waywardness of minors after two girls aged 12 and 14 were kept from home for two days. Both juveniles are jailed awaiting further investigation and a juvenile court hearing to be scheduled.

John R. Bailey Ottawa

County Court pleas multiple defendants on traffic and alcohol offenses

Elton R Knight 56 Wells ville RFD 2 pleaded innocent to drunk in private and resisting arrest with trial set for July 1. Sheriff used tear gas to subdue Knight. Bond $500. prior parole breach noted. Mrs L S Buckles 45 Cla the pled guilty to insufficient check for 6.71, costs due. Lena M Street 71 Yates Cene ter pleaded guilty to speeding 15 and was fined 15 plus costs. Haydon H Digges 19 Prairie Village pled guilty to speeding 45 in 30 mph zone, fined 15 plus costs. Floyd V Borland 51 Appleton City Mo forfeited 5 and costs for no red lights on towed trailer.

Elton R. Knight Wellsville Rfd Sherriff Joe Ferns Arerest Knight L. S. Buckles Lena M. Street Yates Ceneter Ottawa Haydon H. Digges Prairie Village Williamsburg Us-50 Floyd V. Borland Appleton City

Frank J. Reiner 81 formerly of Quenemo dies at Cedar House

Frank J. Reiner 81 formerly of Quenemo RFD 1 died at 8 30 p m Wednesday in Cedar House Nursing Home where he had lived since last November He was a retired Santa Fe railroad employee and farmer Services will be held at 2 30 p m Sunday at the Rosemont Methodist Church northwest of Williamsburg with Rev Robert E Samuelson officiating Burial will be in Mount Hope Cemetery Williamsburg He was born December 30 1883 four miles northwest of Williamsburg where he lived until last November He had been in failing health the past three years and seriously ill since last December He was never married Surviving are one brother Harry W Reiner Williamsburg one nephew and several cousins

Frank J. Reiner Quenemo Rfd Cedar House Nursing Home Santa Fe Railroad Rosemont Methodist Church Willaamsburg Robert E. Samuelson Mount Hope Cemetery Williamsburg Harry W. Reiner

School To Be Built In Area

Wellsville contractor Duane Gifford won the contract to build a wood frame 6th grade school house in Wellsville. The bid price was 5423 dollars, excluding paint, heating, and wiring, for a 50 by 26 foot structure.

Wellsville Duane Gifford

Local livestock sales listings for Kansas markets

Pomona and Council Grove hosts weekly sales at Council Grove Livestock Auction with Jim Brady as auctioneer. Emporia Livestock Sales Co operates in Emporia, Kansas, holding Friday sales at 10 00 a.m. Osage City Livestock Sales runs Tuesday and Friday sessions in Osage City Kansas, with contact details for J Nelson and other listings.

Jack Nelson Pomona Kan Council Grove Jim Brady Ottawa Emporia Livestock Sales Co Emporia Kansas Osage City

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Landmark Missionary Baptists H. D. Rowe Daybrook-Ottawa Corporation H. D. Howe Rowe Ottawa Steel VFW VFW Hall Sale Ellis THE Associated Press International League Helen Keller Don Burroughs Arizona Florida South Carolina Louisiana Ohio Nebraska Connecticut John K. Glen Houston James Z. Apspel Russia U.S Pole Scy William C. Foster Semyon K. Tsarapkin Tsarapkin Moscow Kennedy LBJ Harry Truman Anthony the Dengel William E, Evey Wichita Post Don Brown Police News Knight Lamb Pfoutz George Ray Pfoutz Towner’s Chapel Downer’s Clnh West A. L. Robbins Centropoolis Sons of Vfw Ottawa Herald Myers Bros Centropolis Claude Howard Ottawa Rfd Franklin County Sale Company North Printy Ben Printy Cap Main Shoger Olive St Harold Stewart Gen Clifford R Hobbs Alfred Danecaster Jou Lengel Mortuoy
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