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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1968
Page
4
Briefs note quarter ending June 15 rebates to Allen $2527 Anderson $1667.64 Coffey $1416.63 Franklin $3260.76 Miami $3178.76 Osage $1985.43. County officials report allocations to support enforcement programs and related activities.
A wedding feature by photographer Mickey at 839 W South Ave showcases color portraits and wedding moments captured for memorable keepsakes. The advertisement highlights services offered and prompts readers to inquire for bookings and packages.
Area county USS lists bond purchases for January to May 1968. Allen 161,140 dollars Anderson 21,904 Franklin 112,616 Miami 163,639 Osage 62,508.
A local garage sale is set for Thursday and Friday at 119 East Wilson. Advertised as a community selling event, it invites neighbors to browse household items and treasures.
Advertising note for a community sale at 1310 South Poplar Street on Wednesday June 26 from 9 AM to 4 PM. Includes items likely for household use. Local residents invited to stop by and browse.
Neighborhood announces a two day garage sale on Wednesday and Thursday from 9 30 to 6 00 at 1410 Maple. Items include clothing and miscellaneous goods.
Denver AP report cites Colorado Pharmaceutical Association talk by Dr. Howarde F. Sauberlich of Fitzsimons General Hospital. He says American teenage girls are among the most undernourished, with anemia common and diet choices lacking nutritional value. Only low income Negroes and Indians show higher malnutrition.
Reported neck pains after a two-vehicle collision on North Main. Arrests include Samuel Seyler on reckless driving and DUI after a crash on East Fourth Street. bond set at $300..Citations list include Paul Sto nge fighting, Harry Clayborne on fighting and assault warrants, and Donald Kelch driving without license. Local court items note a divorce filing and several marriages and license grants. Also listed are betting and speeding cases from nearby districts and Kansas cattle market figures.
Funeral services for Leland Cooper of Kansas City and formerly Ottawa are set for 10 30 a m Wednesday at Newcomer s Overland Park. Burial will be in Hope Cemetery Ottawa after the service.
Henry Lewis, the first African American named musical director of a major American symphony, conducted the 75 member New Jersey Symphony at Garden State Art Center in Holmdel Township New Jersey. The program featured Anton Dvorak and Carl Orff as heavy fog enveloped the outdoor venue and drew enthusiastic applause and multiple curtain calls.
A 15 year old Ottawa boy Max Brittingham was seriously injured near Gardner when a pickup driven by John D. Hubbard collided with a tractor trailer driven by Cecil E. Beatty. Brittingham underwent four hours of surgery at the University of Kansas Medical Center and was reported in satisfactory condition with his arm potentially saved. Hubbard and Beatty were not seriously hurt.
Three 16 year old Police Explorer Scouts listening to police calls chased a robbery suspect two blocks away, disarmed him of a loaded .32 caliber pistol, and held him for police in Los Angeles. Wayne King Ron Miller and Paul Stefan were the explorers involved.
Washington AP A Chicago minister testified he will continue backing the Blackstone Rangers street gang unless charges against members are proven He denied aiding criminal acts and said his church paid 25000 in bail bonds and legal fees for jailed gang members He described meetings as profoundly prayerful and insisted he acted mainly as legal adviser.
The AP team behind The Torch Is Passed presents Triumph and Tragedy The Story of the Kennedys a 190 page hardback with color and b w illustrations. Reserve now by sending $3 to Triumph and Tragedy in care of Ottawa Herald Poughkeepsie NY 12601.
Camillo Calogero, a Lynbrook pizza maker who pitched dough as a career, won 335000 dollars from a jury after a September accident that left him with a broken neck. The suit claimed an auto crash caused the stop sign collision that harmed his delivery vehicle. Calogero, 33, once earned over 100 dollars weekly at Gino's Pizzeria and vowed not to take risks as he recovers. A separate St Louis item reports an armed man robbed an ice cream truck for 24 bars.
Funeral services for Mrs. Hester M. Rarick will be conducted from the Mortuary on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Rev. Paul Pentz officiating. Interment will follow at Highland Cemetery.
Classified ad rates are listed per word with multiple insertion levels and line display options. Ottawa White Shrine No. 19 announces a regular meeting Thursday June 27 at 8:00 p.m. with honors and potluck refreshments led by Dartane Smith and Lanah Cameron respectively.
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