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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1967
Page
4
Rehearsal for the City Band at 7 30 tonight in the junior high school band room. Also ads note a sale of good toys furniture clothes at 520 N Birch last street East on Logan and an open house Saturday July 1 at Scott's Service Station one mile north of Ottawa.
Julie Ann Milliman two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Johnnie Milliman of Ottawa underwent foot surgery Thursday at the University of Kansas Medical Center.
Richard Lecom, 127 S Oak, is a patient at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Wadsworth. Ward 3 East Room 302, Wadsworth VA Center, Wadsworth Kan 66089. Lloyd R. Heth I, USN, son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd R Heth of 406 W 8th, trains at North Island Naval Air Station San Diego for maintenance on the Phantom II jet fighter. After training he will report to a Pacific Fleet Phantom squadron in Vietnam waters.
Social Security representatives will be at the Youth Center on Wednesday from 9 to noon to assist with benefit applications and other SSA business.
Three Ottawa women from Westminster United Presbyterian and First Presbyterian Church left Sunday for Purdue University West Lafayette Indiana to join the Goday United Presbyterian Women's triennial meeting. More than 5000 women overseas will attend the conference.
Reid Ward of Ottawa was hospitalized in Kansas City after a cabin cruiser explosion at the Lake of the Ozarks. His wife and the Kapps were with him on the vacation trip. Ward suffered burns to his legs face and arms and was treated at Camdenton Mo. and Kansas City. Allen Leo Loyd of Ottawa was among 306 freshmen at KU Preview orientation and placement exams.
William G Driver 18 USNR son of Mr and Mrs James R Driver of Pomona RFC 1 completed two weeks of annual active duty for training at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes Ill and has returned to his local Naval Reserve unit.
Jimmie L. Warren 40, of Kansas City Missouri, on his way to Emporia at 3 25 a m killed three cows on US 50 while driving to work. The cattle, three head of Angus owned by Charles A Le Master Ottawa RFD 3, were struck as Warren travelled westbound. Warren was uninjured.
New York trading session closes with mixed results as several big names show fractional gains while others slip. Dow Jones and S&P gauges reflect modest shifts, with Boeing, Ford, and General Electric among notable movers.
First published June 26 1967 probate notice names William S Bowers appointed administrator on June 20 1967 and qualified June 21 1967 creditors must file demands within nine months from first publication. Also lists a long notice of suit to numerous defendants their unknown heirs executors and assigns and entities associated with the estate in Franklin County Kansas Ottawa.
Two obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Joanna Ryter Ingerly at 93 in Richmond and Mrs. Alberta Gragg at 83 in Quenemo. Ingerly's survivors include six children and 27 grandchildren plus a memorial mass and church burial arrangements in Richmond and Cimarron. Gragg, born 1883, leaves two daughters and two sons with services in Quenemo Federated Church and burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Mrs Letha E Sims 86 of Ottawa area died Sunday at Ransom Memorial Hospital after several years illness. Born October 22 1880 in Williamsburg Iowa she was daughter of Jesse S and Sarah Coover. She married Eugene Sims near Broken Bow Nebraska in 1902. He died in 1947. She lived with son Paul R Sims in Quenemo since 1966 and later entered Cedar House Nursing Home. She was a member of the First Church.
Funeral services were held for Mary Woolf at Lone Elm church with burial at Colony. Roy Parks was laid to rest at Mont Ida Church of the Brethren with burial at Mont Ida. Joan Engerley of Greeley died Friday at Anderson County Hospital Garnett funeral arrangements incomplete. R L Gifford of Garnett died Saturday at Trinity Lutheran Hospital Kansas City with arrangements incomplete. Myrtle Britton died at 91 Friday at Boyd Nursing Home Garnett funeral held Monday at Farris Chapel Garnett.
Several building permit entries dated June 20 to June 23 cover alterations and remodels. R M Clogston seeks to alter a building at 334 South Lee for about 500 dollars owned by L E Wightman. Chism Construction Co plans roofing replacement at 515 South Cedar for about 500 dollars for A C Johnson. Maurice O Niel owns property at 612 South Mulberry to alter a dwelling for about 500 dollars. L M Swallow aims to alter a basement at 1540 South Oak for about 150 dollars, owned by W M McClintic. Clarence Eubank proposes to alter a dwelling at 727 North Main for about 200 dollars. Loyd Construction Co plans to remodel and add to Production Credit Association at 214 Hickory for about 13,500 dollars.
Roscoe Ward and Hazel Ward of 840 West Fifth Avenue will fly from Municipal Airport to New York City after a 8 15 a m jet departure. The couple tours Rockefeller Plaza Statue of Liberty Copacabana dinners and more, with all expenses paid, returning Friday.
Admissions Debra Bryan 817 S Ash David Coffman Manhattan Sunday Dismissals Zula Parker Olathe Paul Persinger Baldwin RFD 1 Saturday Miss Catherine Campbell Cedar House Mrs Alfonso Jefferson Osawatomie Sunday David Coffman Manhattan Monday Births Mr and Mrs John Couchman 809 S Sycamore a son 7 lbs 2 oz Saturday Mr and Mrs Paul Persinger Baldwin RFD 1 a daughter 9 lbs 11 oz Saturday Mr and Mrs Richard Brown weight 7 lbs 7 1 4 oz Saturday Mr and Mrs John Leroy Hopkins 713 King a son 8 lbs 3 oz Monday
KC Markets Kansas City AP cattle show 5 500 head with calves around 100 and feeders steady while cows hold firm. High choice steers exceed 26 dollars with other grades in the mid 20s, cows and feeders range 17 to 19 per hundredweight, 550 to 800 lb feeder steers fetch 25 to 28 dollars.
Saturday and Sunday entries list multiple youths treated for cuts, burns, and bites. Gregory Bennett, 12, Williamsburg, received a shot after a pitchfork injury. Dene Huffman, 13, 510 E Logan, had a leg cut sutured. Trudy Cole, 1, 619 N Cherry, treated for a burn and released. Sheri Henry, 8, Ottawa RFD 4, treated for scratches and discharged. William Bishop, 15, Rantoul, sutured cut between the eyes. Richard White, 923 E 8th, sutured forearm after a cut. Steven Greciaen, 11, 117 E 9th, tetanus shot after stepping on a nail. Kimberly Hiebie, 3, released after dog bite treatment and a shot.
Victor Keeton aged 28 of Kansas City Kansas and Gloria Keeton aged 27 of Kansas City Kansas. Thomas B. Monk aged 23 of Ottawa and Charlotte A. Beaty aged 16 of Ottawa.
W. C. Campbell as Administrator of Fred Martin’s estate files in Franklin County District Court a petition for partition of real estate, heirs of Ethel Martin also known as Hazel Martin, descent of decedent’s property, and quieting title. Respondents must plead by August 11, 1967 in Ottawa Kansas or a judgment will be entered. Bowers & Bowers, attorneys for plaintiff.
Accompanying ad copy promotes Ph5 tablets for acid indigestion and gas relief at Raney Drugstore for 98 cents. Also includes a variety of local classified items and notices such as employment and shopping offers with Ottawa addresses.
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