Retired Civil Service Luncheon and Bernhardt Review
The Retired Civil Service Em ployes plan a luncheon at Col bern's at noon on Tuesday July 3. A business session will follow the meal. Bernhardt dance review tonight at 7 45. Ottawa school board and city groups meet for breakfast to coordinate city, school, park and recreation plans and inform members of future projects. Richmond Oil Co. Grand Opening July 6 with free drawing tickets. Centennial cabin in City Park open Sunday 2 to 5 pm.
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Civil Service
Colbern’s
Ottawa School Board
City Commission
Park Board and Recreation Commission
Richmond Oil Co
Richmond
Adv
City Park
Death of Mrs Wilma Scovill Aunt of Mrs Fitzgerald
Mrs Wilma Reed Scovill 85 died yesterday at 8 45 a m in Stormont Vail Hospital Topeka. Funeral services Monday at 11 in the Methodist Home chapel with burial in Mt Hope Topeka. Born Harlem Springs Ohio April 26 1877 she moved to Kansas with her parents married Earl F Scovill July 30 1903 Po mona survived by her husband of Topeka. She was a registered pharmacist and partner in the family drug business and a member of Lowman Memorial Methodist Church.
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Wilma Scovill
Wilma (Reed) Scovill
G.R. Fitzgerald
Cedar
Ottawa
Stormont Vail Hospital
Topeka
Methodist
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Harlem Springs
Ohio
Kansas
Rosemont
Osage County
Earl F. Scovill
Pomona
College
Obituaries for Alice Wood and Arthur White Jr in Ottawa region
Alice Mildred Wood age 59 of Franklin County died June 19 at her home. Born September 8, 1902 in Franklin County she had lived in Ottawa the last four years. Funeral at Dengel and Son Mortuary Monday. Rev. Roy Armstrong officiating. She belonged to Rich ter Methodist Church and the Woman's Society of Christian Service. Survivors: brother Frederick Wood and sister Mrs Lynne Taylor. Burial Highland Cemetery. Arthur Wayne White Jr died June 24 at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles after three years with leukemia. Born May 24, 1954 in Ottawa. parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur White, sister Debbie Montrose Calif., grandparents Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McDowell Osawatomie and Mr. and Mrs. M. D. White Lane, step-grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Einer Christensen Highland Park Calif. Funeral at Richard Funeral Home June 29. Rev. M. H. Peters officiating. Pallbearers named Jack Brownlee George Snow Joe Alexander Damon McDowell. Burial Osawatomie Cemetery.
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Alice Mildred Wood
Franklin County
Ottawa
Dengel and Son
Roy Armstrong
Richter Methodist Church
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Frederick Wood
RFD 3
Lynne Taylor
Humboldt
Highland Cemetery
Arthur White
Arthur Wayne White
Children’s Hospital
Los Angeles
Calif
Debbie
Montrose
R. H. McDowell
Osawatomie
M. D. White
Lane
Two Teens Suffer Cuts From Ham Knife Incident
In Topeka two 15 year old girls, Betty Hallebert and Clara, attempted to make sandwiches Friday night when a ham knife caused Betty a severe cut to her left index finger. Both were taken to St Francis Hospital where doctors treated them with stitches and tetanus shots before returning home.
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Topeka
Betty Hallebert
St. Francis Hospital
Betty
Allie
Clara
Job Protection Is Key In New Steel Contracts
Washington AP The steel labor contracts effective Sunday promise job and income protection rather than higher wages. About 450,000 workers have faced layoffs or part time work as production lagged. The deals allocate 10 cents an hour to fringe benefits for extended vacations pensions retirement incentives and longer job protection with an employee savings plan and higher layoff payments. Employers will raise SUB fund contributions to 14.1 cents per hour to boost unemployment benefits up to 37.50 weekly plus 1.50 per dependent. workers not covered by state benefits receive 60 a week plus allowances.
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Washington
Coast Guard halts nuclear protest voyage at Johnston Island
U S Coast Guard seizes the nuclear protest ketch Everyman II after it sails into an expanded danger zone around Johnston Island. The three man crew refused a federal court order and were taken aboard cutters and isolated in sick bay as they head back to Honolulu. The seizure occurs as Joint Task Force 8 considers new detonation plans for Johnston Island, with later targets possibly July 4.
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Honolulu
Everyman II
Coast Guard
U.S
Johnston Island
Everyman
Matagorda
Sick Bay
Ironwood
Hawaii
United States
Joint Task Force 8
California
Monte Steadman
Corte Madera
Franklin Zahn
Pomona
C. George Benello
Berkeley
Graduation Exercises Behind Bars at Leavenworth
At the U S Penitentiary auditorium in Leavenworth a class of inmates earned college degrees in a ceremony Friday night. Thirteen men with crimes from murder to bank robbery received bachelor degrees after ten years of study with St. Mary College Xavier Kan KU extension and Highland Jr College involvement.
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Leavenworth
U. S. Penitentiary
Arthur Murphy
St. Mary College
Xavier
Kan
University of Kansas Extension Service
Highland
Viva Kennedy In Mexico Besieged By Crowds At Independence Monument
A large crowd greeted President Kennedy at Mexico City’s Independence Monument. He laid a ceremonial wreath inscribed to the heroes of Mexican independence and toured sites on the second day of a three day visit.
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Mexico City
Viva Kennedy
U.S
Mexico
Europe
Latin America
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Independencia
Social Security Institute of Mexico
Dry Support For Pearson In Kansas GOP Primary
The United Dry forces leader in Kansas backs Sen. James Pearson in the Republican primary for the unexpired Schoeppel seat. Rev Roy S Holloman mails a letter to pastors urging Pearson, citing family ties to ministry and a suitable outlook praised by ministers.
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Topeka
United Dry Forces
Kansas
James Pearson
R-Kan
Edward F. Arn
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Bkan
Pearson
Dity
Roy S. Holloman
KC Markets Summary From Kansas City Livestock Report
KC Markets report shows cattle prices mostly lower across categories from last week with slaughter cows 25 to 60 lower and calves steady to 1.00 lower. hogs feature higher barrows and gilts by 25 cents while sows gain 25 cents. sheep prices dip for spring lambs while ewes and feeder lambs hold or rise slightly. Key ranges include steers 23.00-26.00 for feeders and slaughter steers, cows 15.00-16.50, and feeder lambs 12.00-15.50.
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Kansas City
Printy and Son Ben Printy Auction Notices 1974
Community auction every Tuesday night at 7 p.m. at 1136 N Main. Community sale every Thursday night at 11368 N Main. July 7 estate sale for C A Gleason, 824 Main St Ottawa at 1 p.m. July 15 Ted Hornecker estate at 8438 Cherry St Ottawa items include house and furniture.
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Printy
Ben Printy
N. Main
C. A. Gleason
Main St
Ottawa
Ted Hornecker
Cherry St
Pro Nazi Group Links Surface in Argentine Incident
Police detained 21 year old Jorge Steffens Soler after he was seized and beaten by medical students during a rally in Buenos Aires. He allegedly admitted membership in the Tacuara group and named others including military men and police, amid reports of antisemitic vandalism and a broader tension following Eichmann’s execution in Israel.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jorge Steffens Soler
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Eichmann
Ottawa high school PTA renews scholarship for Richard Hicks
The Ottawa Junior-Senior High PTA renews its scholarship for Richard Hicks who received a $100 award at graduation in 1961. Hicks now lives at 120 1st and will begin his second semester at the University of Kansas in September, per outgoing PTA president Mrs. N. H. Saathoff.
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Ottawa
PTA
Richard Hicks
N. H. Saathoff
Hicks
University of Kansas
Gold Dino Prize Prompts Mantelpiece Dream
New York AP reports a soft drink giant runs a national contest with a top prize a 10 karat solid gold dinosaur four inches tall. Previous prizes included a tropical island and a diamond doorknob. The ad copy urges placing the gold dino on a mantelpiece with ten thousand dollars awarded to the winner.
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New York
Public Hearing Planned on Zoning Change in Ottawa
The City Planning Commission of Ottawa Kansas will hold a public hearing on July 16 1962 at 7 00 p m in City Hall regarding Ordinance No 1763 and changes to the Zoning Map During the hearing Harley P Gover Jr requests reclassifying described land into District F Light Industrial The parcel starts on the east side of the railroad right of way and proceeds to Main Street with specified boundaries
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Ottawa
Kansas
City Planning Commission
Harley P. Gover Jr
Towit
Aitchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Main Street
Zoning Map Change Hearing Notice for Ottawa Kansas
Public hearing announced by City Planning Commission chairman Dwight Haworth on proposed zoning map changes for a 100 by 100 foot tract in Ottawa Franklin County Kansas with protests to be presented to the Planning Commission and then to the Governing Body if warranted. Also a probate notice for the estate of Charles E Jennings seeking sale of Lots 8 10 and 12 Block 3 Dundee Place Ottawa for debts taxes and administration with July 7 1962 hearing date.
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City of
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
Planning Commission
City Planning Commission
Dwight Haworth
Harold Peffly
State of Kansas
Charles E. Jennings
Dundee Place
North Oak Street
Neal C. Sayler
C.t.a
Anderson & Byrd Attorneys
Kansas Bank Or Trust Company
Donald R. Capper
Card of Thanks for Telephone Office Celebration
We thank friends who honored us with the party This Is Your Life In the Telephone Office Our special thanks to Mr and Mrs Neely Mr and Mrs Neal Baxter Mrs Dane Bulmer Mr and Mrs Charles Cain who sponsored the party James Rick and Marsha Baxter who helped Louise Welborn and her pupils for music Mr and Mrs Sheldon Abersold for the orchids Our sincere thanks for making our years in the telephone office interesting and for donations to the money tree Myrtle Coltrane and Wilda Rodgers
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Neal Baxter
Dane Bulmer
Charles Cain
James, Rick
Marsha Baxter
Louise Welborn
Lost and Found and Personal Ads in Ottawa Herald
Lost and Found eight keys found in Forest Park contact The Ottawa Herald. Personal ads for Alcoholics Anonymous write Box 281 Ottawa Kansas with phone CH 2 4120. Nurseries plants day lilies many colors see while in bloom A F Lewis west of county farm.
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Forest Park
The
Ottawa Herald
Alcoholics Anonymous
Ottawa
Kansas
A. F. Lewis
County Farm
O. C. Heidner
Jones
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Ellis
Robin Priddy
Thomas Dawson
Ottawa Humane Society Employe
Skunks Society
Herald
Norman Walker
U.S. Coast Guard
Loretta Wadsworth
Lyndon
David Chester
Earl Carpenter
Williamsburg
Milton Hipsher
Russell Leach
Wellsville
Howard McCurdy
S. Main
Robin Griffin
S. Hickory
Linda Sue Smith
Fogle
Kennedy In
John F. Kennedy
Lamb
Blanche Lam — Sch
Roberts
Stewart
Jamieson
South Water Tower
15Th
Phon Claude
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Howard
Franklin County Bail Company
Locust & Wilson
Ernest Arnold Overbrook
Emporia Livestock Sales Co
Emporia
Franklin County Sale Co
Wilson and Locust
Osage City
Jack Nelson
Kas
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Allen County Livestock Austion
Gas City
Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Harold
Charles
Jim Poe
the Iron & Metal Company
West Wilson Street
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Nevaho
Missouri
Legals
Wood
Alice Wood
Jus Veugl
Son Nonnoy
Legos
Csecseceaee Se
Ney
Xtra
Jay Brown
Alvin R
Dutch” Miller
Parmelee
Kansas State
Employment Office
General Services
Woods
Roy Woods
Knapp Shoes
Lee Carter
Conrad
Ottawa Herald General Services Section
Bill Bilts
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