Grace Episcopal pastor named to Turner House board
Father Leopold Hoppe pastor of Grace Episcopal Church is named to the Turner House board in Kansas City by Bishop Edward Turner. Other brief items note a fireworks sale by WVFW Post Aux and a naval officer candidate school graduation for Anthony E. Corcoran. Short notices include a 4-H ice cream social in Williamsburg, nurse aide certificates at Cedar House Nursing Home, and Randy Clinton’s medical update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold Hoppe
Grace Episcopal Church
Turner House
Kansas City
Edward Turner
Kan
NAVY
Anthony E. Corccoran
T. L. Corcoran
E. Logan
U. S. Naval Officer Candidate School
Newport
R. L
Cedar House Nursing Home
Arla Lickteig R.N
County Health Office
Garnett Boys Guilty Of Property Destruction
Two 18 year old Garnett youths Roger Adams and Phillip Bayless were found guilty in district court of destroying private property with air rifles at Garnett liquor stores. They received parole for two years with driving restrictions and a curfew, plus costs due in 60 days. They had previously served six months in county jail after being bound over from county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett
Roger Adams
Phillip Bayless
Adams
Bayless
Jai
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Hospital notes list admissions including Paul Garret Ottawa RFD 2 Mrs John Staadt Ottawa RFD 8 Mrs Goldie Sands 1008 5 Hickory and two more on Tuesday. Dismissals include Mrs Donald James and baby son Route 3 Ottawa Mrs Harold Gilborn Tremont and Richard Thornburg Wille s burg with several others on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Garret
Ottawa Rfd
John Staadt
Goldie Sands
Hickory
Mra
Donald James
Ottawa
Julie
Michaeal
Linda
Valerie Barnes
Maple
Don Myere
Harold Gilborn
Tremont
Richard Thornburg
Wille S Burg
Deaths of Joseph Lee Shobe and relatives in Kansas
Joseph Lee Shobe 71 of Leavenworth died June 28 at Wadsworth Army Hospital after a two week stay. He was born January 2, 1894 and married Edith Baxter February 4, 1920. Surviving are his widow, two daughters, three brothers, three sisters and other relatives. Funeral at Prairie View Church south of Waverly with burial at Glensdale Cemetery. Funeral later also for a second family member, with services at Dengel and Son Mortuary and burial at Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lee Shobe
Wile Low
Wadsworth Wv. A. Hospital
Leavenworth
Dear Waverly
Edith Baxter
James Richardson
Ottawa
Watson Ore
Edwardsville
Arthur Shobe
San Juan
Tex
Floyd Shobe
Lawrence
Roy Shobe
Denver
Colo
Esther Williams
Washington State
Bertha Kirby
Bonner Springs
Lorena Armstrong
Wichita
Prairie View Church
Waverly
Glensdale Cemetery
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Jim Anderson
Highland Cemetery
Obituary for Catherine Mock and Charles Clayton Scott
Catherine Mock, 79, of Ottawa and born February 8, 1886 in Douglas County Missouri, died June 28 at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness. She married Ervin Mock in 1906 in Ottawa. Charles Clayton Scott, 74, of Williamsburg RFD 2, born March 17, 1891 in Hickory County Missouri, died June 28 at Ransom Memorial Hospital. He was a retired farmer and member of the Assembly of God Church, with burial at Baxter Cemetery following services at Towner's Chapel.
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Catherine Mock
N. Mulberry
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Douglas County
Ottawa
Ervin Mock
Charles Clayton Scott
Williamsburg Rfd
Towner’s Chapel
Danny Ames
Baxter Cemetery
Scott
Hickory County
Missouri
Franklin County
Assembly of God Church
Have A Blast On The 4th Out Of Town Shooting
An ordinance effective July 3 1962 bans shooting fireworks within city limits. It covers blank cartridges toy pistols toy cannons firecrackers torpedoes Roman candles daggo bombs and sparklers though toy cap pistols and cap guns are exempt. Violators may be fined up to 100 or jailed 30 days.
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Flaherty
County Valuation Up From 1964
County Clerk Bruce Spears reports the total valuation rose to 42,898,971 from 342,285,559 last year as state reports are prepared. Increases stem from exemptions and new construction. detailed breakdown lists railroad, pipeline, electric, telephone, and other property. Unified school districts reduced reporting complexity for 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Spears
Ene
Spears
State Department
Wellsville Family Displays Odd Palm Planter Teekee
Wellsville residents show off an unusual planter carved from a palm stump. Its face resembles an Indian god named Teekee with button eyes rock teeth and a ring in the nose. Mrs. Bill Bendixson of Seattle sent it to her parents to deter salesmen and peddlers though placed on the back patio it remains an excellent planter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Whitley
Wellsville
Teekee
Bill Bendixson
Seattle
Wash
City Truck In Wreck On West Fourth Street
A City Water and Light Department truck and a 1964 Ford collided around 11 45 a m in the 100 block of West Fourth Street. No injuries were reported. Griffin 32 and Anderson 69 were the drivers. Anderson backed from a stall and Griffin’s left front struck Anderson’s car, causing $71 08 damage to the other vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Water and Light Department
West Fourth Street
David N. Griffin
S. Cherry
George W. Anderson
Hickory
Anderson
Griffin
Car Burns In Country Near Hughes Road
A 1955 Plymouth was found on fire with melted windows about 12 30 a m one quarter mile north of Fifteenth Street on Hughes Road. Virgil Hulett of Ottawa notified the sheriff. Owner Charles Bumgardner 210 S Maple said he left the car roadside after running out of gas at about 9 a m Sunday. He had recently repaired a wiring short. Tools valued at about 25 were in the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifteenth Street
Hughes Road
Virgil Hulett
Ottawa
RFD 38
Sheriff's Department
Charles Bumgardsner
S. Maple
Bumgardner
Police notes include reckless driving and fireworks citations
Ronald L. DePriest, 17, of 1040 Milner, cited Monday at Fourth and Main for reckless driving. Harry D. Pahlman, 22, Ottawa RFD 3, cited Monday in the 200 block of East Fourth for permitting fireworks from a moving vehicle. Tom Korkames, 742 S Locust, Monday reported the loss of a red and gold Schwin bicycle from his residence with high handlebars.
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Ronald L. DePriest
Milner
Fourth
Main Streets
Harry D. Pahlman
Ottawa
Tom Korkames
Building Permits for Clifford Lee Home Upgrade
H and H Construction seeks permits Monday to alter a kitchen and bath at 310 Maple for an estimated cost of 500 dollars. Clifford Lee is the homeowner. Authorities and exact dates are not specified in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H and H Construction
Clifford Lee
Marriage License Filed For Berger and Richardson
Donald Lee Berger aged 18 of Ottawa and Carolyn Ann Richardson aged 17 of Ottawa filed a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Lee Berger
Ottawa
Carolyn Ann Richardson
Girl 15 Survives After Yacht Sinks Off Baja California
Denise Winter, 15, the sole survivor, reached a Baja California beach after a 45 foot cabin cruiser sank with five aboard near La Punta San Fernando. Her mother, sister, and brother were aboard. the stepfather Warren Winter, 40, from Murrieta, Calif., operated the yacht. The Coast Guard suspended then renewed its search in the area 190 miles south of San Diego.
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EL Rosario
Mex
Denise Winter
Baja California
Denise
Warren Winter
Murrieta
Calif
Mary Beth Winter
Sheree
Lance
U.S. Coast Guard
la Punta San Fernando
San Diego
Kansas City AP Market Summary: Eggs Hogs Cattle and More
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports wholesale eggs 80 percent large at 3014.32 and 241.26 for mediums unchanged. Hog bids show barrows and gilts steady to weak with various weight ranges. sows steady. Sheep steady with spring lambs 24.75 to 25.25, good ewes around 5.00 to 6.75. cattle and calves mixed with slaughter classes steady and feeders mixed, prices listed for steers, heifers, cows, calves, and feeder cattle.
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Kansas City
Local Market Prices Report Sparse Grain and Dairy Figures
Market listings show soybeans and corn values with limited clarity. Wheat, butterfat, barley and oats appear with scattered prices, while several figures are unreadable. The fragmentary data suggests routine commodity quotes without full detail or context.
County Court records in Ottawa with DUI and speeding fines
A sequence of Ottawa area court notices lists multiple pleas of guilty for June traffic offenses. Individuals include Lewis A. Goodrick cited for DUI with a 30 day jail term a $100 fine and license suspension. William D. Henry cited for improper passing with $10 fine. Wesley J. McGinnis cited for speeding with a $9 fine. Kenneth D. Harrington cited for driving left of center with $15. Robert B. Moore cited for speeding with $8. Norman L. Raby Jr. cited for speeding and improper passing with $25. Daniel R. Ames cited for disobeying a stop sign with $5. Notices also cover estate matters, including appointment of William S. Bowers as executor for William A. Foster and a probate hearing for Laura S. Penny with final settlement and heir determinations set in Ottawa.
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Lewis A. Goodrick
Lee Compton
Sevensteenth
Main
Gooderick
William D. Henry
S. Mulberry
Ottawa
Wesley J. McGinnis
Overland Park
Williamsburg
Kenneth D. Harrington
Robert B. Moore
Norman L. Raby Jr
Daniel R. Ames
Pomona
Two-Vehicle Crash on Walnut Street No Injuries Reported
At the Second and Walnut intersection a collision occurred around 10:31 a.m. Saturday. Glen E. Miller, 30, driving a 1965 Chevrolet pickup, and Otis A. Ford, 67, in a 1951 Buick, were involved. Ford was cited for failure to yield. Buick damage was total. pickup damage estimated at 52.79 dollars.
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Second
Walnut Streets
Glen E. Miller
Willis Nursery
Miller
Walnut
Otis A. Ford
N. Main
Ford
West Second Street
Ing
Buick
Funeral services for Louise C Leatherberry
Louise C Leatherberry age 78 died June 24 at Bethany Hospital Kansas City. Services were held Monday at Lamb Funeral Home with burial in Hope Cemetery. Rev Roger F Greenslade officiated. Pallbearers were Edgar Doty Bruce Spears Edgar D Kerr L R Moore Roberts Hill and Randolph Bundy.
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Louise C, Leatherberry
Louise C. Leatherberry
Kansas City
Bethany Hospital
Lamb Funeral Home
Hope Cemetery
Roger F. Greenslade
Edgar Doty
Bruce Spears
Edgar D. Kerr
L. R. Moore
Roberts
Hill
Randolph Bundy
Notice of Estate Sale Order in Ottawa Kansas
Franklin County probate notice states William S. Bowers as executor seeks court order to sell real estate of William A. Foster to pay debts taxes and administration costs. The property spans South 4 of Lot 9 and all of Lot 11 in Block B Bowles Sheldon Topping's Addition, Ottawa. Defenses must be filed by July 16, 1965, at 10:00 a.m. in Franklin County Court, Ottawa.
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Tate
William A. Foster
State of
Kansas
William S. Bowers
Ottawa
Franklin County
State of Kansas
Bowles, Sheldon & Topping
Kanesas
Executor Named In Will Petition At Issue
The notice states that the cause will be heard and if you fail therein a judgment and decree will be entered in due course on the petition. William S. Bowers is named as Executor.
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William S. Bowers
Bowers & Bowers
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