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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1966

Page

6

Cadet Dunbar attends ROTC camp at Fort Knox Ky

Dennis Dunbar 19 son of C Albert Dunbar Richmond is at Fort Knox for ROTC summer camp begun last week A Kansas State University student Yard Sale at 731S Main lists ads and hours with events through 29 1966 The second quarter truck license tag payment due July 1 Velma Powers County Treasurer notes

Dennis Dunbar C. Albert Dunbar Richmond Reserve Officer Training Corps Fort Knox Kansas State University Velma Powers

Hospital Notes Admissions and dismissals page brief

Hospital admissions list includes Clifford Burns Frank Marconette Mrs F M Rowland Richmond RFD 1 Mrs Raymond Pearson Ottawa RFD 1 Mrs Harold Robertson Baldwin RFD 2 Sunday Howard Mitchell Wellsville Andrew Marconette 129 N Lee cust Linda D Campbell Williamsburg Monday Discharges include Raymond Lee Davis 624 N Cedar Mrs Archie Douglas Baldwin Tim Burdel Princeton Mareger y Hogan 528 S Oak Frank Marconette 516 S Oak Josephine Mora 621 N King Clyde Rice 934 N Locust Mrs Arthur Anderson Princeton Mrs Alma Good 416 Walnut Sunday Marion Horn Ottawa RFD 1 Andrew Marcontte 129 N Low cust Mrs Ulysses Mitchell Pemon a Mrs Lloyd Willey Lane Mrs James Cannady and daughter Princeton Monday Births to Terrence Massouf 828 E 17th a daughter weight 8 lb 1/2 ozs Monday

Clifford Burns Frank Marconette F. M. Rowland Richmond Raymond Pearson Ottawa Harold Robertson Baldwin Howard Mitchell Wellsville Andrew Marconette Linda D. Campbell Williamsburg Raymond Lee Davis Cedar Archie Douglas Tim Burdel Princeston Roy Donart Princeton Mare Gery Hogan Oak Josephine Mora King Clyde Rice Arethur Anderson Alma Good Marion Horn Andrew Marcontte Ulysses Mitchell Poemona Lloyd Willey Lane James Cannady Terrence Massouf

Building Permits For June From Local Residents

Donald Cain seeks to add a family room and bedroom at 886 W 5th costing 500 dollars. William Frear plans remodeling at 1033 S Mule Berry for 500 dollars. William Eubank intends to erect a trailer home at 1641 S Main for 2700 dollars. Lewis Irwin to demolish a metal building behind Irwin's Gifts costing 50 dollars. Willard Rodgers proposes a two story home at 315 S Oak for 2000 dollars. Rex Butler to erect a trailer home at the Royal Manor Motel for 3500 dollars.

Donald Cain William Frear S. Muleberry William Eubank S. Main Lewis Irwin Irwin Willard Rodgers S. Oak Rex Butler Royal Manor

Ottawan Hurt In Carbondale

Shepherd Collins 23 of 1201 N Hickory was admitted to Stormont Wall Hospital after a Sunday crash on US 75. He suffered a head injury and abrasions to arms and legs when his convertible collided with another vehicle. Steven Robinson 21 of Ogden and his wife Frankie 21 were treated. Frankie had a neck injury and a left collarbone injury.

Carbondale Topeka Stormont Wall Hospital Shepherd Collins Hickory Collins Steven Robinson Ogden Frankie

Hard Fighting in Mountains Near Hue and Saigon

Thousands of U S air cavalry joined a large operation sweeping three North Vietnamese battalions in the central plateau near Hue. In the north, Marines and Vietnamese troops pressed suspected tunnels north of Hue as 66 enemy bodies were counted and 300 likely killed.

Hue Saigon South Viet Nam North Viet Nam U.S 18B U.S. 1St Cavalry 101St Airborne Division Air Cavalry John Norton Tuy Hoa Leathers U.S. 7Th Fleet

Police News: Several Drivers Cited for Speeding

CLEO SHADE 83 of RFD 2 was stopped on South Main and charged with no driver's license. Five persons charged in the 200 block of North Main for speeding in a 20 mph zone. HARRY OEHLERT 28 of Topeka cited for driving 38.6 mph. OTHER OCONNER 65 of Los Angeles cited for 39 mph. JERRY HOLLON 23 of 412 W Yst charged with 34 mph. JAMES YOUNG 33 of 616 Ash charged with 32 mph. WILLIAM HAY 41 of 1201 S Mulberry cited for 35 mph.

Cleo Shade South Main North Main Harry Oehlert Topeka O'Conner Los Angeles Jerry Hollon W. Yst James Young Ash William Hay S. Mulberry

Hospital Reports Weekend Emergencies At Ransom Memorial

Emergency surgery and treatment were given over the weekend at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Jeffrey Sheldon, 13, of Cedar, was treated for a laceration on the left ring finger after being struck by a ball. J. T. Heiplett of Kansas City, Missouri, received care for a chin laceration reportedly caused when a wrench slipped.

Ransom Memorial Hospital Jeffrey Sheldon Cedar Edwin Sheldon nPe J. T. Heiplett Kansas City

Obituary notices from Independence area exceed two lines

Beulah Montgomery Leech 73 of Independence dies at Cedar House Nursing Home after months of failing health. Funeral at St. Paul Methodist Church Independence, burial Pleasant Hill Cemetery. Survivors include husband Harey Leech, daughter Velva Mott, stepsons, sisters, brothers, and grandson. Harold Gilborn infant dies at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Graveside Wellsville Cemetery. Rev Gordon B Thompson 86 former Bethel pastor dies Garden City. Frank L Karnes Sr 71 Overbrook dies in Topeka hospital. services at Overbrook Church. Survivors listed.

Beulah M. Leech Beulah Montgomery Leech Independence Cedar House St. Paul Methodist Church Wedneseay Kenneth Brun Pleasant Hill Cemetery Pleasant Hill Cass County William Kimbrell Lula May (Stewart) Kimbrell Jackson Cass Missouri Commercial Trust Bank Kansas City Jones Stores William W. Montgomery Harery Leech Velva Lee Mott Ottawa Doreatha Stemper San Diego Calif Howard Leech Plainsfield Ind Homer Leech Carerollton Robert Leech Monticello Ark Lula Belle Kennedy Marie Brown Harrisonville Leona Johnson Mildred Kimbrell Albert Kimbrell Gilbert Kimbrell Floyd William Montgomery Harold K. Gilborn Harold L. Gilborn Tremont Ransom Memorial Hospital Wellsville Cemetery W. Gayel Bender The Baptist Church Gordon B. Thompson Bethel Methodist Church Baldwin St. Catherine's Hospital Garden City First Methodist Church Valley View Cemetery Dodgeville Wis Harriet Sterling Peabody Baker University Boston Wesley Foundation University of Kansas Chattanooga Tenn Paresons Coffeyville Topeka Dodge City Hutchinson Pittsburg Kansas Methodist Churches Andrew Larson Gordon $. Thompson Evansville Otis L. Newton Bend Ore Peka Hospital Overbrook Karnes Inernational Brotherhood of Elecetrica Workers Masonic Lodge Veterans of Foreign Wars Carbondale Dorothy Frank L. Karnes Jr Lincoln Neb Robert D. Karnes Des Moines Iowa Ernestine Brennan Fort Scott Dorothy Jo Arnold Burlingame Lula Baxter Lana Edna Jackson Reding Anthony Karnes Elsinore Willliam Karnes Keith Karnes Smithville Frank G. Nichols Mission

County Wheat Crop OK Rain Helps Row Crops

Rains slowed harvest of the 1966 Franklin County wheat crop but moisture is welcomed for corn alfalfa hay and grain. Widespread rains ranged from one to two inches easing fears and signaling harvest to resume in about three days with later varieties needing sun. Weather forecasts expect more showers as warm moist air moves from the Gulf Coast.

Franklin County Williamsburg Richmond Ottawa Roy Taylor Farmers Elevator Grainman Taylor Henry Feuerborn Richmond Elevator Earl Hill Ottawa Co-Op Hill Kansas Weather Bureau Gulf Coast

Local Market Prices Report From Kansas City

Prices quoted from yesterday's close at the Cooperative Marketing Association in Kansas City show barley at 1.85, wheat at 1.85, soybeans at 3.34, and rye at 0.00 in a terse market listing.

Cooperative Marketing Association Kansas City

KC Markets Kansas wholesale eggs and butter notes

AP report on wholesale eggs with large category at 30 to 37 cents and medium 28 to 30 cents, butter steady at grade A and whole quarter prices around 76 to 77 cents. Market observations reflect price ranges across grades.

County Court Resolves Multiple Speeding and Traffic Fines

In Ottawa, Wilma S Lantis 54 was found guilty of speeding 75 in a 45 zone with a $30 fine and costs. Richard D Groves 22 of Gardner pled guilty to disobeying a stop sign and paid $5 plus costs. Hughie R Atherton 57 of Cedar pleaded guilty to an improper left turn and was fined $10 plus costs. Gerry M Jansen 28 of Kansas City pled guilty to expired registration with a $10 fine and costs. Bud Buford B Dean 53 of Smithsville forfeited a $15 bond for speeding. Benjamin K Vieth 37 of Rantoul forfeited a $15 bond for speeding.

Wilma S. Lantis Ottawa Homewood Richard D. Groves Gardner Hughie R Atherton Cedar Gerry M, Jansen Kansas City Wellsville Buford B. Dean Smithsville Benjamin K. Vieth Toul

Car Hits Gas Pump Injures Motorist in Independence

An Independence woman, Mrs. Jennie Foster, 43, drove into a gasoline pump at Super Oil Co. in Independence, tossing the pump about 15 feet. She received neck injuries and was treated and released from Ransom Memorial Hospital.

Independence, Mo Super Oil Co N. Main Jennie Fosster Ransom Memorial Hospital

Christine Keeler Welcomes Baby Boy In London

Christine Keeler, famed for Britain’s 1963 sex scandal, has given birth to a son in London. She was 24 and delivered prematurely last Wednesday, weighing 6 pounds 11 ounces. The baby’s due date had been July 8. Keeler wed James Livermore, a 24 year old engineer, on October 22. She suggests naming the child Nicholas since she learned she was expecting at Christmas.

London Christine Keeler Britain Christine James Livermore Nicholas

Two-vehicle Rear-Impact Damages Cars in North Main Collision

A Saturday backing accident left two cars slightly damaged. Police said Harry Clayborne, 45, of 720 Lincoln, was driving south in the 100 block of North Main when Wesley Striplin, 64, of Kansas City Kansas, backed from the curb and struck the Clayborne car in the rear. No charges were filed and no damage estimates were provided.

Harry Clayborne Lincoln North Main Wesley Striplin Kansas City Kan Clayborne

Pilot Dennis Gish Earns Wings With TWA

Dennis M. Gish, formerly of 837 Tremont, received pilot flight engineer wings after training in Kansas City. He is the son of Oscar Gish of Bazine, Kansas, and a LaCrosse native who graduated from Ottawa University.

Dennis M. Gish Tremont Trans World Airlines Kansas City Gish Oscar Gish Bazine Kan LaCrosse Ottawa University

Classified Ads Rate Sheet With Multiple Discounts

Classified notice outlines deadlines for local and national ads with per word rates and frequency discounts. Includes blind ads, lodge notices, and special contract rates. Mentions 5 p.m. deadline day before publication and 9:30 a.m. day of publication.

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Marriage Licenses Filed For Several Couples The Numbers

Marriage licenses list Melvin D. Pierson 22 Ottawa and Joy Lee Long 21 Princeton. Ernest Brown 33 Ottawa and Myrtle Griffin 31 Williamsburg. James D. Shaw 21 Pomona and Vicki Servaes 16 Pomona. Melvin McDougal 36 Kansas City Kans and Fern Daley 32 Topeka.

Melvin D. Pierson Ottawa Joy Lee Long Princeton Ernest Brown Myrtle Griffin Williamsburg James D. Shaw Pom.na Vicki Servaes Posmona Melvin McDougal Kansas City Kans Fern Daley Topeka

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