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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1966

Page

4

Local notices and sales populate Ottawa briefs

Emergency treatment given to three residents at Ransom Memorial Hospital in Ottawa includes Harrison Jones and Arlyss Baker with injuries from head laceration and foot injury respectively, plus Albert Reichard with a left thumb laceration. University of Kansas honors student BILL COUGHLIN makes the dean’s list while a Kansas Veterans Commission rep will assist veterans weekly in Ottawa at City Hall all July. Garage and yard sales advertise in town with addresses and timings, along with dining and service notices from local businesses.

Ransom Memorial Hospital Harrison Jones Ottawa RFD Arlyss Baker Albert Reichard Will Liamsburg Kansas Veterans’ Commission

Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Listed

Admissions include Mrs Dorothy Evans at 624 N Oak Harry Hjorth 227 N Loe cust Ronnie Criqui 722 N Mule berry Clyde Rice 984 N Loe cust Mrs Harold Cade Quene emo Monday Barbara Lee Richmond RFD 1 Tuesday Dismissals list Mrs Bernard Cowdin Princes ton Monday Linda Campbell Williamsburg Mrs Lauren Gade dis Ottawa RFD 2 Mrs Frederick Rowland Richmond RFD 1 Mrs Raymond Pearson Ottawa RFD 1 Tuesday

Dorothy Evans Oak Harry Hjorth Loe Cust Ronnie Criqui Clyde Rice Harold Cade Queneemo Barbara Lee Richmond Rfd Bernard Cowdin Princeston Linda Campbell Williamsburg Lauren Gadedis Ottawa Frederick Rowland Raymond Pearson

Hospitals Ready for Medicare Start Says Officials

National officials say hospitals are prepared for Medicare's Friday start. Some foresee strains in areas with limited facilities, while many expect a smooth rollout as doctors cooperate and patients gain access to care. 73 percent of hospitals signed up. 91 percent of eligible seniors enrolled in hospital care nationwide.

George Newman Associated Press Donald Dunn Minnesota Hospital Association American Medical Association W. D. Zerby Department of Health, Education and Welfare Zerby Trenton Hamilton Reid Baptist Hospital Kansas City Caesar Portis Ilinois Medical Society Chicago Beatrice Bernstein New York Welfare Department Kanesas City Stuart Mount Nebraska Hospital Association

Local Market Prices from Cooperative Marketing Association

Prices quoted reflect Tuese day closing figures from the Cooperative Marketing Association in Kansas City. Barley 185, Wheat 1.76, Soybeans 3.42, Ry 695. Copper prices listed as 125 MUO.

Cooperative Marketing Association Kansas City

Funerals Held For Arthur Marconett And Arthur E Anderson

Died June 24 two services held June 27 at Towner's Chapel and Denver and Son Mortuary. Reverends Fowler and Hoppe officiated. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named. Burial at Highland Cemetery with Legion graveside honors. Organist Mrs. R L Stevens.

Arttur Marconett Arthur Marconett Towner’s Chapel Willliam Fowler David Geiss Gary Deskins Jack Reddick Richard Towe Lee Marconett Don Marconett Ansel Rice J. M. Kilgore American Legion Highland Cemetery Fred Cook David Bunch Ronanie Matthews Arthur E. Anderson Arthur E. Andereson Denver and Son Leopold Hoppe Grace Episcopal Church Floyd Bishop T. E. Johnson Robert Knight Clifford James Howard Winters Lewis E. Turner Jess Ramsey Roy Gerhard Homer Bishop Alton Rumford Harry Woods Sr Clarence E. Hughes R. L. Stevens

Nationalists Reject US Backing for Communist China

In Formosa the Nationalist China leadership denounces any US effort to bridge to the Communists as appeasement. Editorials warn such moves would harm the Free World's anti Communist struggle as Dean Rusk plans a Taipei stopover before Japan and South Korea visits. Chiang Kai-shek pressures for US support but without combat units. The Kuomintang backed China Daily News urges listening to Chiang, while Cheng Hsin Daily News calls the Communist threat unchangeable.

Taipei Formosa China High Command Free World U.S Dean Rusk Chiang Kai-shek Rusk Cheng Hsin Daily News

Stamp marks 175th Bill of Rights anniversary sale

A five cent stamp commemorating the 175th anniversary of the Bill of Rights goes on sale July 1 to coincide with the National Education Association convention. Designer is Pulitzer Prize winner Herbert L. Block, known as Here Block, of the Washington Post.

National Education Association Herbert L. Block Here Block The Washington Post

Paola Center Receives $424,000 Federal Grant

The Lakemary Center in Paola was awarded a $424,000 federal grant announced by Rep Robert Ellsworth. The funds under the Mental Health and Retardation Act support a diagnostic and evaluation clinic plus day care and residential facilities for 79 patients, part of a total project cost of $876,000.

Lakemary Center Paola Robert Ellsworth

Drip In Saves Teenage Hero From Fire Hydrant Revelry

In Hoboken New Jersey a 17 year old turned on a fire hydrant to cool off on a record heat night. About 30 parents and babies gathered for a drip in at police headquarters. Residents insisted they all caused the spray and demanded the boy’s release. The desk sergeant freed him.

Hoboken N.J

P&G Tops 1965 Advertising Spending Nationwide

Procter & Gamble spent 177.6 million dollars on advertising in 1965, becoming the nation’s biggest advertiser, Advertis­ing Age reported. The 125 largest national advertisers invested 2.9 billion dollars across eight major media that year.

Chicago Procter & Gamble Advertising Age

Area Pony Men Going To Contest

Three area men have entered Shetland pony teams in the pony pulling contest at the Agri cultural Hall of Fame and National Center in Bonner Springs on July 10. John A. Cole of Rantoul D Stottlemire of Osawatomie and Harold Hargrove of Rantoul will compete with 40 other teams in a day long cone test starting at 1 p.m. The event also features pony rides for children an 1898 steam merry go round and a dozen large steam engines and tractors in operation.

Agricultural Hall of Fame and National Center Bonner Springs John A. Cole Rantoul D. Stottlemire Osawatomie Harold Hargrove

Kansas City Market Summary for Livestock and Eggs

KC Markets report from Kansas City lists wholesale eggs with size breakdowns and pricing. Cattle numbers include 2,500 head with calf 125, noting steers steady to 25 lower and cows weak to 25 lower. feeder steers steady to 25 lower with various price ranges. Hogs at 3,000 head show barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower, sows steady, with price ranges for different weights. Sheep 1,400 head show lambs steady to 25 lower and ewes steady with price ranges for choice and prime lambs and shorn ewes.

Kansas City

4-F Soldier Changes Places in Viet Nam Swindle

David Stucki, a 21 year old San Francisco computer operator with a disability, posed as a soldier to join the Viet Nam war effort. He swapped uniforms with a private first class on emergency leave, but the ruse collapsed when the other man returned soon after.

Saigon South Viet Nam David Stucks San Francisco Stucki Viet Nam Stucks

Auction notices and sale dates in Ottawa area

Sale dates listed for Clifford R Hobbs and Jack Nelson in Pomona and Council Grove livestock auctions. Osage City sales Tuesdays. Esther Smith estate July 6 household goods. Clare Sowers Jersey cattle and farm machinery July 30 starting 10 a.m. Printy and Son community auctions weekly at Ottawa. Historic local notices reference various auctioneers and addresses.

Jack Nelson Pomona Kans Council Grove Osage City Clare Sowers Jersey Williamsburg

Ottawan Named To Direct Manpower School In Iowa

Ottawa native Myril A. Harrison has been appointed coordinator of the manpower development training school in Sioux City Iowa by the Iowa state education department He began the role June 1 Harrison formerly taught industrial education and math in Kansas City He is a son husband and father with degrees from Ottawa University and Kansas State College Pittsburg and has cabinet making and carpentry experience The Harrisons reside in Morningside Iowa with two children

Myril A. Harrison Ottawa Sioux City Iowa Iowa State Education Department Harrison Kansas City Alfred J. Harrison Oak Marilyn Margaret B. Merritt Hickory Ottawa University Kansas State College Pittsburg

Emergency hospital unit supplies detailed for mass casualty plan

The facility lists 367 crates weighing 24000 lbs valued at 45000 dollars. Items include 200 army cots, generator, water tank, pumps, pressure cookers, lab equipment, sutures, and vast medical supplies to treat casualties in emergencies, with narcotics not stored locally and drugstores to supply as needed.

CDEH

Classified Ads Rates and Local Offerings

Public notice of classified deadline and ad rates, including per word pricing, discounts for multiple insertions, and card of thanks pricing. Local and national rate distinctions, trade territory terms, and sample listings such as Nurseries and piano lessons appear, plus a job ad offering Farmers Insurance Group agency opportunities with contact details.

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Ellis Bill Coughlin Donald Coughlin Wellsville University of Kansas College of Liberal Arts Gar. Sale Wed N. Oak Adv Raymond L. Davis N. Cedar St. Luke's Hospital Thur Court House Yard Red Barn Wright's Joe Downer Clieapel Dependable Ambulance Service Bre Lae Idole GL Sa Ky Vuttawa Kansas Sertoma Ottawa Sertoma Club H. Harold Shomber Raymond Brooks John L. Ward Everett Chapman Ralph Loyd Harold Letchworth Direc Tor Charles Toumberlin Don Sellers J. Milt Slavens Ralph Crawford Don Humphrey Second Street Japan South Koea United States Chiang Kaleshek China Daily News Kuomintang Asia Chiang Pepsi-Cola Gambbles Paola Center Dengel’don Clifford R. Hobbs Myers Bros Claude Howard Franklin County Sales Company North C. P. Burrows Ash Street Jim" Brady Harold Stewart Esther Smith N. Main Printy Ben Printy Ottawan Harrisons Ren Segar Court Morningside Myril A, Harrison Memoriam Lee Shobe Ottawa Lodge A.F A.M Maesons Estell. Northway W. McClarence E. Rea Airerport Roy West 2Nd Street Raney Drugs Meyers Willis Garden Center Farmers Insurance Group Neil Bullock Bob’ Stewart Lawrence Kan Department Food Service Strong Hall General Services 29 Joe Blake J. W. Taylor Main Lot 30 Reed Town & Country Supply IHC USA Champion
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