News Briefs: Local courses and city notices
OU athletic director Dick Peters will run a two week golf course for beginners at 9am Monday at Ottawa Country Club plus piano tuning. Call 2-4431 for ads and services. Baby boy Richard Kent Miskimon born June 28 to Mr and Mrs Don Miskimon of Pittsburg. grandparents listed. Bundles of old newspapers sell for 10 cents. Monday is deadline for a third truck license payment with 5 percent penalty. New air conditioners advertised. Army PFCs Dichm and Hart from Osawatomie and Kansas City area take part in a Kennedy visit display in Germany. The Abstracts play at Eagles Club tonight. John L Brophy and Dorothy Cummings charged with reckless driving. Gary Maxwell Bond posted for nonpayment of tickets. Beginning July 4 license tag transfer fee rises to 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Peters
Ottawa
Camp Buddy System Keeps Girls Safe Says Leader
Quite Easily rab the Mears Park Scout camp week saw adults enforce a buddy system for about 200 girls. Leader Mrs August Tersiner of 611 Ash reminded girls to take buddies, even at home, and when leaving camp she unintentionally said Grab your buddies, girls, and let's go. Her daughters Jean Ann 10 and Annette 7 laughed with friends at the lighthearted moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears Park
August Tersiner
Ash
Tersinér
Jean Ann
Annette
Jaugh
UN Approves Stopgap Plan for Cadzo Middle East Ops
The United Nations General Assembly ended its six week special session by adopting a stopgap financial plan to fund Cadzo and Middle East peace operations for the remainder of the year. The assembly also affirmed Nationalist China's right to seat in the UN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
China
United States Sends Grain To South Korea
The United States will ship 200000 tons of surplus wheat to South Korea to ease a serious grain shortage. The move, outlined by ECUL in South Korea, aims to bolster supplies amid continued economic strain and regional demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ECUL
South Korea
United States
Ytide
Pope Paul VI Echoes John XXIII on Unity and Peace
AP correspondent James M. Long portrays Pope Paul VI echoing Pope John XXIII in urging Christian unity, supporting the Ecumenical Council, and pursuing peace. The pope blends John’s ideals with a modern, energetic approach, earning the moniker "The Pope in a hurry."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Long
Paul VI
John XXIII
Ecumenical Council
Milan
Pope John
Pope Paul
Women Embrace Part-Time Jobs Says Cooper Guide
American women increasingly seek a pleasant productive lifestyle through part time work. Joseph Cooper, author of A Woman's Guide to Part-time Jobs, explains how and where to start in his new book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph “Cooper
Mr. Cooper
Library Notes on Books and Careers and Biographies
Nell Barnaby highlights a part time job guide and home management tips. Harnett Kane’s new biography The Amazing Mrs Bonaparte profiles Betsy Patterson Bonaparte, a romantic tragic figure who sought Empress status. Prize Stories 1963 features Saroyan West Douglas plus O’Connor and Krause among winners. The library adds titles. visit 10 to 6 daily and until 9 on Tuesdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harnett Kane
Mrs Bonaparte
France
Betsy Patterson Bonaparte
Baltimore
William Saroyan
Jessamyn West
Ellen Douglas
Flannery O'connor
Ervin Krause
Thalia Selz
Girl Scout Troop Picks Queen at Mears Park Talent Contest
Girl Scouts from Troop No. 434 held a week long camp at Mears Park ending with a talent and beauty contest to crown Miss Mears Park. Sheila Mulcahey won, with Judy Korkames Shirley Korkames Sandra Clark Gail Davenport Carolyn Mages Eunice Bromert and Dalene Waymire as contestants. Judges were Mrs. C. W. Henning Mrs. John Pinney Patricia Rybolt and Mary Harkins. Twelve parents and friends attended the final session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears Park
Sheila Mulcahey
Judy Korkames
Shirley Korkames
Sandra Clark
Gail Davenport
Carolyn Mages
Eunice Bromert
Dalene Waymire
C. W. Henning
John Pinney
Patricia Rybolt
Mary Harkins
Cars Collide On Main In Village Incident
Two cars damaged in a Main Street collision yesterday in the 400 block. James N. Durbin, 58, of 1246 South Main, traveled south when Willard T. Bittingham, 24, of 922 North Cedar backed from a Moore Chevrolet entrance and hit the Durbin vehicle. Estimated damages were 49 dollars to Durbin and 25 dollars to Bittingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main
James N. Durbin
S, Main
Main
Willard T. Bittingham
N. Cedar
Moore Chevrolet
Durbin
Bittingham
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs Walter Randel of 1801 Princeton Road and Scott and Pat Finch of 309 East 5th on Friday and Saturday. Dismissals include Mrs Harvey Wilson and infant daughter of 708 North Mulberry and others such as Mrs Frieda Kissinger 404 Logan Franklin Yates RFD 3 and several residents in Osawatomie Princeton and nearby routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Randel
Princeton Road
Scott
Pat Finch
E. 5Th
Harvey Wilson
Mulberry
Frieda Kissinger
Logan
Franklin Yates
Louis McDonald
Main
Ralph Hanes
Willis Leming
Raymond Orndorff
Hattie Barnes
Osawatomie
Russell Kinnison
Charles Cannady
Princeton
Jesse Shisler
Maple
Quenemo Area News Briefs and Local Visits
Quenemo area notes include 66528 zip reference per postmaster Ralph Stadel. Lydia Long, formerly of Quenemo, died in Chicago. Connie Case at Forbes Air Base for an appendectomy, reported fine. Jessie Green visiting Topeka with Chas Bodenhiemer family. Willing Workers plan a watermelon feed for 40 Osawatomie State hospital patients at Forest Park Ottawa on July 17. Ralph Everman and sons from Richmond California visit Edwin Pinkston family and others. Ralph Fisher of Tulsa visits Hazel Wiley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Case
Forbes’ Air Base
Willing Workers Club
Osawatomie State Hospital
Forest Park
Ottawa
Kaiser Steel to Share $339000 From May Savings
Kaiser Steel Corp in Fontana California says May automation saved $1,080,000. As a result 4,400 workers will share $339,000 under a profit sharing plan with United Steelworkers of America. The plan returns 82.5 percent of production-cost savings to union employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fontana
Calif
Kaiser Steel Corp
Kaiser
United Steelworkers of America
Wellsville Neighbor Suffers Eye Injury and July Moves
Mrs. Bert Broers sustained an eye injury six weeks ago from a corrugated box corner. She has undergone surgeries on June 12 and June 20 and was hospitalized at Lawrence Memorial Hospital June 20 and 21. A verdict on the success of the latest operation is pending. The Corbin McGaa family plans to move in early July to a 120 acre farm at Kidder Missouri, where McGaa will work for Mid Continent Airmotive in Kansas City. Albert Schendel traveled with his uncle to spend a week at the Lake of the Ozarks. Wellsville High Garden Club met June 26 at the Higbie home, with Wheat arrangements as the lesson and Diana Higbie leading. Mary Burrell presided. Elaine Christy opened. Karyn Higbie led roll. Mr and Mrs Karlos Sieg and son Greg of Oklahoma City visited in Kansas with Elmer Sieg and others before touring Colorado Springs and Denver. they returned to Kansas City and visited again with the Sieg families before heading home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Broers
Corbin McGaa
Kidder
McGaa
Airmotive
Kansas City
Kas
W. Mathes
Salem Hall
Albert Schendel
Harry Neis
Clathe
Lake of the Ozarks
Diana Higbie
Wellsville High School
Karlos Sieg
Greg
Oklahoma City
Okla
Elmer Sieg
Charter Member's Last Chance
The Ottawa Coin and Stamp club invites all to a July 1 meeting at 7 30 p m in the Anchor Savings building basement on Hickory Street. This is the final chance to become a charter member with voting on membership after the meeting. Refreshments and a program planned. a fall coin and stamp show is hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club
Anchor Savings
Hickory Street
Anchor Building
Spacewoman Sky Winner Dominates Skylady Derby
Miss Sarah Lee Gorelick of Kansas City led the 12th Skylady Derby, flying a Piper Cub from East Alton to Fort Smith and Kansas City. She’s among 13 U.S. women eligible for astronaut training with 1800 flight hours and a commercial license. Co-pilots and top finishers from St. Louis, Ferguson, Tulsa, Fort Worth and more were announced at the 34th annual Women’s National Aeronautical Association convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas. City
Sarah Lee Gorelick
Kansas City
Gorelick
U. S
East Alton
Ill
Little Rock
Ark
Fort Smith
Ruth Stafford
Frances Henke
Ruth Lake
St. Louis
Ruth Taksel
Loretta Nelson
Ferguson
Betty Filipps
Betty Synar
Tulsa
Edna Gardner Whyte
Tony Page
Fort Worth
Tex
Women’s National Aeronautical Association
Girl Cited For Illegal Right Turn Near Main Street
Kathleen A. Reusch, 16, of 332 Elm, was charged with making an illegal right turn on West 17th Street west of Main. Her car crossed the center line and hit a truck driven by Alfred D. Guy, 55, of 433 W 19th. Damage was $99.74 to the car and $95.41 to the truck. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen A. Reusch
Two Cars Damaged in South Main Collision
Two cars were damaged slightly yesterday in the 200 block on South Main. One car belonged to Gladys I. Downey at 831 S. Hickory and was parked by the curb. The collision occurred when Ruth A Harris, of 101 N. Main, pulled up to the curb beside the Downey car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main
Gladys I. Downey
S. Hickory
Ruth A Harris
N. Main
Downey
Astronauts to Study Total Eclipse Across Canada
Washington AP reports an astronaut and Dr Jocelyn R Gill will join two Ames Research Center researchers in a sun study during a total eclipse on July 20. The team plans to travel by jet across Canada in the moon's shadow, using a yet unnamed astronaut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Canada
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Jocelyn R. Gill
Ames Research Center
Moffett Field
Calif
KU Prof's Daughter to Be Tried in Vagrancy Case
Felicia Oldfather of Lawrence Kansas and four other SNCC members face vagrancy charges in Albany Georgia. Judge N Durden may accept guilty pleas with 60 days probation if they return home. Three others were convicted and given suspended sentences with probation to their parents. Others still to be tried include Robert J Blechner Joni Rabinowitz Burton Steck and Mariam Cohen. Police say they were door to door soliciting Negro families and had no visible means of support. Oldfather is daughter of University of Kansas law professor Charles Oldfather and will be a Carleton College senior and student body president this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany, Ga
Felicia Oldfather
Lawrence
Kan
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
N. Durden
Susan Wonder
Detroit
Catherine Cade
Chicago
Jeanette Mann
Weston
Mass
Miss Oldfather
Robert J. Blechner
Joni Rabinowitz
Burton Steck
Mariam Cohen
Albany
Laurie Pritchett
Probate notice and road land seizure in Franklin County
In Franklin County Kansas probate notice names William S Bowers and Glen A Hayward as administrators of Allie J Reinhardt estate with letters issued June 13 1963. Creditors must file demands within nine months. Also a June 26 1963 board resolution describes land acquisition for F A Route 1164 East 15th Street Road widening including a tract along the west side of the NW 1 4 of Section 26 Township 17 Range 20. Ottawa sewer district No 144 is created for an 8 inch lateral sewer serving Highland Heights and assessed against benefited property. Notices to Elmer C Caylor and Althea M Caylor.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Allie J. Reinhardt
William 8. Bowers
Glen A. Hayward
Gregory J. Piene
Board of County Commissioners
East 15Th Street
Township
Range 20
Foten
Flrst
District Court of
Norman Lumber, Inc
Martha Anna Crawford
Ed Parsley Sen
J. G. Kirkpatrick
Bertha Kirkpatrick
Karl M. Blanchard
James M. Hardin
Ralph E. Page
Stewart E. McClung
Nannie McClung
John L. Rich
John A. Lloyd
The
Bankers Mortgage Company of
Topeka
Bankers Mortgage Company
International Investment Corporation
Internat’s Investment Corporation
F.L. Campbell
Robert A. Downing
Irven Horst
Ottawa
Highland Heights
Elsie M. Roberts
City of
Elmer C. Caylor
Althea M. Caylor
Range
Eminent Domain View For 0.72 Acre Parcel by County Board
The Board of County Commissioners will view the real estate and easements on July 19, 1963 at 10:00 am to appraise value and assess damages. The land lies in Township 96.7 Range 20 east of the section line and cannot be acquired by negotiation. If absent, view and assessment will occur the following day at the same time and place. Cecil Vining, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Cecil Vining
Community Auction and Lost and Found Notices
June 24 Ida McDonald Brown Est and W O Cain 84 acre farm near Ottawa Kansas listed for sale at 1 p.m. July 10 Irwan L Heth household goods Williamsburg Kansas at 1 p.m. Frankin Coanls sir Company sale near North Ottawa Highway 16 Gene Kalb Holstein cattle and farm machinery closing out southwest of Baldwin Kansas. CH 2-1974 CH 2-1201 Auction schedules include Ben Printy Cap CH 2-? Tuesday and Thursday night sales at 1136 N Main. Lost Brittany female 2 years old call CH 2-2536 or 545 N Cherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida McDonald Brown
W. O. Cain
Ottawa
Kansas
Irwan L. Heth
Williamsburg
Frankin Coanls Sir Company
Gene Kalb
I Ures
Baldwin
Printy
Ben Printy
N. Main
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Ottawa Herald
Don Miskimon
Pittsburg
Richard Kent
Ray Miskimon
Homer Wynn
Collinsville
Adv
Army Pfc
James W. Dichm
William J. Hart
John F. Kennedy
Hanau
Germany
Dichm
Ralph Dichm
Parker
Hart
Grace L
Eagles Club Orchestra
Dorothy B. Cummings
Wellsville
John L. Brophy
Tqka
John E
Wise
Cypress
Gary D. Maxwell
Mets
Korea
Vietnam
Don Brown
Franklin County Agricultural Extension
Tran Tai
Tong Tieng
Kansas State University
Manhattan
U.S
Herald
By James M. Long
Vatican City
Christ
John XXII
Pope Paul VI
Pope Pius XII
Giovannia Battista Monlini
Kremlin
Italy
Paul
Library Notes
Nell
Barnaby
Ried Napoleon
Girl Scouts
Quenemo
By Sally Perry
Trip Quenemo
Ralph Stadel
Lyle Reed
Lydia Long
Mrs
Jessie Green
Mrs. Chas, Bodenhiemer
Ralph Everman
Richmond, Calif
Edwin Pinkston
Ralph Fisher
Tulsa, Okla
Hazel Wiley
Kaiser Steel
Wellsville News
Bernice Holden
Sky
Legals
State of
District Court
Nuz‘man Lumber, Inc
Gilmore
Nuzyman Lumber, Inc
Winton A. Winter
Christina Wake
Charles Williamson
Donald R. Capper
Oscar Cain
Dr. Speer
Eula Branson
Mary E. Stevenson
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa Steel
Delbert P. Stevenson
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
RFD
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Allen County
Gas City
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Harold Stewart
Crawford Welding Co
le Loupe
Brittany
Cherry
H.P. Clinton
Gambles
128 S
Motorola TV & Stereo
Kroehler Furniture
Fairbanks-Morse
H.P. Briggs
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