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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1965
Page
4
In July a Kansas Veterans' Commission representative will be in Ottawa each Tuesday at 1 p m in City Hall to assist veterans and their descendants with service work. Those unable to attend may contact the representative by writing phone or visiting the field office in the new city building at Lawrence.
Douglas Bros Adv DR AND MRS Bruce Wren and children announce relocation from Fremont Nebraska formerly Ottawa to 2453 Hobbs Drive Manhattan. Dr Wren to join veterinary pathology staff at Kansas State University. Big savings on automatic washers and 30 years of dependable sales and service.
New lower appliance prices in effect at Gambles Stores with no money down and liberal trade allowances. A scheduled setting for LeLoup project road work on I-35 from the LeLoup interchange to 1.6 miles south is set for July 15 at Topeka. Various local notices include dances, freshmen previews at KU in Lawrence June 24-25, and a revival in Ottawa with a film showing at 8 p.m. The Franklin County Association for Retarded Children meets at First Methodist Church. public invited.
Local sale at 1422 Elm features baby and children clothing bikes and misc items. Margaret Ann Williams, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Williams, earns 2B GPA and dean's honor roll. 115 students listed. Airman Leland V Morrow graduations at Memphis NAVFAC. Centennial cabin hostesses named Jessie Harold Nora Evans. Museums open 2 to 5 pm.
A listing notes a Bernhardt Dence Revue on Tuesday June 29 at 7 45 PM in the Memorial Auditorium. An 8 Lbs drycleaning charge is listed at 1 50 with free moth proofing. Durbin Coin-Op at 1120 N Main Adv Elis plano tuning CH 2 4431 Adv.
Homer C. King 73 of Falls Church Virginia died Tuesday night and services were conducted today in Falls Church He was raised in the Appanoose area and had visited Ottawa frequently since moving to Virginia Surviving are his wife Felicitas King two daughters and nine grandchildren with Mrs Fred Shoemaker 847 S Cedar an aunt among those noted
Plaza theater sold to Willis Shaffer of Hutchinson after 28 years in Kansas movie business. Leon Robertson of Ottawa sold to Shaffer effective July 1, 1965. Shaffer has managed Fox theaters in Hutchinson and previously ran the Plaza, Webster, and other Kansas venues.
The petition seeks an order to sell the real estate of the late June Shoger to pay debts taxes and administration expenses The land described is the south 175 feet of Lot 3 Block 3 Crestview Addition Ottawa Kansas Defendants must file written defenses by July 6 1965 at 10 00 a m in Franklin County Kansas Court If no defense is filed a judgment will be entered The estate is administered by A L Lingard C T A Attorneys Gleason Doty and Logan The sale is to be conducted by Myers Bros and Printy Auction House with listed sale dates and locations in Ottawa and surrounding areas
Funeral services for Harold E. Rodgers, who died June 21, were held June 23 at the Towner Chapel with Rev. Charles P. Knight officiating. Pallbearers were Ray Dooley, Gerald Ball, George Arnold, George Thorpe, Leland Teedman and Marion Dempsay. Burial was in Osawateomie Cemetery.
Funeral services for Ernest R. Gilliland were held June 24 at Pomona Methodist Church with Rev. Harold Cooper officiating. Pallbearers included Cain, Dave Triplett, Harvey Crow, Ted Sedgwick, James Lindsey, Merle Montague, and WO. Jim Driver and his wife sang hymns with Lois Baxter on the organ. Burial followed in Soldier, Kansas Cemetery.
Richard L. Brown age 24 of 928 North Mulberry was cited Thursday in the 200 block of North Main on a charge of careless or attentive driving. Dorothy Crooks of Waverly reported two headlights of her 1965 Chevrolet were broken Wednesday while parked in front of Memorial Auditorium.
George Ray Pfoutz 78 of Sandpoint Idaho died June 17. Graveside services set for 10 a m Monday at Baldwin Cemetery with Rev Russell Pittman officiating. Born in Le Loup he lived in the area most of his life before moving to Sandpoint in 1947. He operated a Chevrolet garage in Ottawa for several years and then a salvage yard.
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