Hospital Notes Admissions List From Area Homes and Births
Admission entries include Dave Peterson Cedar House Ross LeValley 718 Cypress Mrs Duane Gifford Wellsville Mrs Albert Graffham 1023 S Locust Saturday Jonathan Christian Lawrence Wayne Lacey Quenemo Mrs George Adkins 614 S Cedar Sunday Earl Meiers 903 Locust Monday Births Mr and Mrs Charles Shaw 721 Mulberry son Sunday weight 6 Lb 207 Mr and Mrs Warren White 1934 N Locust daughter Sunday Dismissals include Lena Hutchins Ottawa Mrs Mabel Neeley Pomona Saturday Mrs Marvin McCullough and baby son Princeton Mrs Ruth L Anderson Princeton Mrs Nancy Welch 518 W 2nd Linda Kiehl Pomona Mrs Joseph Blake and baby daughter 1127 N Sycamore Sunday Mrs ODEAN McConnell 604 S Sycamore Ross LeValley 718 Cypress Jonathan Christian Lawrence Lloyd Schweitzer Princeton Monday
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Dave Peterson
Cedar House Nursing Home
Ross LeValley
Cypress
Duane Gifford
Wellsville
Albert Graffham
S. Locust
Jonathan Christian
Lawrence
Wayne Lacey
Quenemo
George Adkins
S. Cedar
Earl Meiers
Locust
Charles Shaw
Warren White
Lena Hutchins
Ottawa
Mabel Neeley
Pomona
Marvin McCullough
Princeton
Ruth L. Anderson
Nancy Welch
W. 2Nd
Linda Kiehl
Joseph Blake
N. Sycamore
O'Dean McConnell
S. Sycamore
Lloyd Schweitzer
Black Magic Oil sues Aubry in district court
The Black Magic Oil Company filed a recovery of personal property and damage action in district court against Franz A Aubry Franz A Aubry Jr and Mildred E Aubry and Davis Paint Store for items including Latex 22 wall paint. Adv. Self Service Shoes announces a quitting business sale. Police report several speeding stops stops and a warrant arrest for parking and license violations.
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The
Black Magic Oil Company
Franz A. Aubry
Franz A. Aubry, Jr
Mildred E. Aubry
Davis
Collision Involving Van Donge and Morris At Cedar Second
Police report two drivers involved Mrs Elma Van Donge RFD 2 Wellsville and Harvey F Morris 118 S Poplar in a two vehicle crash at the 2nd Cedar intersection this morning. Van Donge northbound on Cedar Morris west on Second. damages estimated 191 and 20 dollars. Van Donge cited for driving without a valid license Morris cited for failure to yield.
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Elma van Donge
RFD 2
Wellsville
Harvey F. Morris
S. Poplar
Cedar
VanDonge
Morris
Local Markets And Emerson Brother Injury Update
Local markets show wheat and soybeans trading around quoted prices with corn and barley listed. Ralph Emerson of Oak returned home this weekend from Kansas City after six months in hospital following severe burns and injuries at the light department sub station on Fifteenth Street.
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Seerne
Ralph Emerson
Oak
University of Kansas Medical
Sihooter
Kansas City
Light Department
Fifteenth Street
Emerson
Snow and rain soak Kansas with change to snow later
Snow and soaking rains hit eastern Kansas with Topeka reporting 1.96 inches by midmorning. Cold air follows bringing subfreezing temperatures as the storm shifts to snow. Measurable rain facts from Lawrence, Wetmore, Emmett, Council Grove, Junction City, Clay Center, Abilene, Salina, Lyons, Marion, Burlington, and Ottawa are listed with amounts.
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Topeka
Kansas
la Halé
Concordia
Russell
Dodge City
Holton
Rossville
Effingham
Hutchinson
Lawrence
Wetmore
Emmett
Council Grove
Junction City
Clay Center
Abilene
Salina
Lyons
Marion
Burlington
Ottawa
Surprise Prowler On Roof Near Safeway Store
Ottawa police surprised a person believed to be a young man on a roof near the Safeway Store building at about 3 am Sunday. He ran across roof tops to street ends and jumped off. officers searched but found no one. Residents reported noises on the roofs and the chief urged vigilance for such incidents, suggesting burglary or window peeking as possibilities.
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Ottawa
Safeway
Eugene Flaherty
Flaherty
Cattle and hog market results at KC Markets rundown
AP dispatch reports cattle at Mansab City with 11 000 head and calves 200 not fully established. Steers mostly 36 to 75 lower, heifers 25 to 50 lower. high good to choice steers 22.69 to 23.26, choice heifers 33.25 to 50, cows 14.50 to 17.50, dealers 22.00 to 28.00. Hog prices steady to 25 lower for barrows and gilts, sows 25 to 80 lower, barrows and gilts 14.25 to 14.30, sows 13.00 to 26. Sheep 2 000 head, lambs high choice to prime 19.50, 16.00 to 19.00, ewes 7.50 to 7. The report covers market movements and price ranges.
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Mansab City
Crime grows in U.S. and Kansas in 1962 report
The FBI reports a 7 percent national rise in serious crimes from 1961 to 1962. The data cover major cities including St Louis Wichita Topeka Kansas City Kan and Kansas City Mo with varied changes in murder rape robbery aggravated assault burglary larceny and auto theft across years 1961 and 1962. Local Kansas listings show shifts in specific counts for each offense.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
St. Louis
Wichita
Topeka
Kansas City
Kan
Deaths in Ottawa area two honored in obituaries
Mrs. Josephine Atchison 88 of Princeton died Sunday at Ransom Memorial Hospital after two weeks illness. Services Wednesday at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev. Delbert Honn. burial Richmond Cemetery. She was born Feb 15 1875 near Richmond and married James Wilmer Atchison in 1895. Surviving: six sons, two daughters, 12 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren, a half sister, and several deceased children. Also listed is Mrs. Fred Roehl 78 of Humboldt, who died Saturday. Services Tuesday at Lamb Funeral Home. burial Mt. Hope Cemetery. She was born July 18 1884 at Greeley and married Fred Roehl in 1909. Surviving: husband, two sons, five grandchildren, one great-grandson. two children died in infancy.
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Josephine Atchison
Princeton
Franklin
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lamb Funeral
Delbert Honn
Richmond Cemetery
Atchison
Josephine M. Edwards
Richmond
James Wilmer Atchison
Princeton Methodist Church
Merle W
Homer J. Ottawa
Glenn T. Williamsburg
Clayton E. Ft. Myers
Fla
George A.richmond
Arthur G. Princeton
Nita Sechrest
Harrisonville
Goldie Walden Princeton
Maude Shell Beatrice Neb
Harold
Leeta
C. E. Atchison Jr
Eugene H. and
Terry Atchison
Ft. Myers Fla
Bonnie Anderson
Long Beach Calif
Fred Roehl
Lamb Funeral Home
Kurt Jungel
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Humboldt
Roehl
Nellie A. Weaver
Greeley
Ottawa
S. Mulberry
John F. Roehl
San Gabriel
Calif
Charley W. Roehl
RFD
OHS Notes and Local Assembly Schedule
The Ottawa Senior High Kayettes host a Father Daughter dessert at 7:30 p.m. in Eugene Field School auditorium. Argentine High presents an exchange assembly Thursday at 10 a.m. in the high school auditorium. Ottawa High Cyclones begin Class AA regional basketball at Shawnee Mission North Friday at 6:45 p.m., with a potential Friday night game if they win Thursday.
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Ottawa Senior High
Kayettes
Eugene Field School
Argentine High
Ottamwa High Cyclones
Shawnee Mission North
Sumner - Shawnee Mission West
Cyclones
Funeral services for Lee Tawney in Garnett
Lee Tawney died February 25. Funeral services were held February 27 at Farris Memorial Chapel Garnett with Rev Gaylord Plummer officiating. Pallbearers were Jerry Hobbs Glenn Stanley Herman Nilges Paul Bennett Ralph Blubaugh and Paul Skillman. Hymns were sung by Mrs Keith Ward and Mrs Ray Arnett with accompaniment by Mrs Wayne Hulett. Burial followed at Princeton Cemetery.
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Lee Tawney
Farris Memorial Chapel
Garnett
Gaylord Plummer
Jerry Hobbs
Glenn Stanley
Herman Nilges
Paul Bennett
Ralph Blubaugh
Paul Skillman
Keith Ward
Ray Arnett
Wayne Hulett
Princeton Cemetery
Quality MONUMENTS all Stewart Memorials across from south water tower
Quality Monuments lists Stewart Memorials located across from the south water tower at 118 West 15th Street CH 2-3325.
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South Water Tower
New Firm Buys Oil Properties
Investor's Oil Inc a new Ottawa oil company has purchased Flood 3 oil properties from Maracaibo Oil Exploration Company and others including 100 producing wells on water flood in Miami County The purchase is first of several planned acquisitions as the firm aims to expand nationally The Ottawa offices will house headquarters with accounting and disbursing through St Louis Don F Langdon serves as president and Wayne C Capron as vice president and general manager
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Investor’s Oil, Inc
Ottawa
Maracaibo
St. Louis
Don F. Langdon
OU Debate Team Wins Two Trophies at St Johns College
Ottawa University debaters earned two trophies and several medals at the forensic journey of St Johns College in Winfield. The Ottawans won a second place trophy for debate and a third in sweepstakes. James Anderson collected four medals with one first and three seconds. Carl Joecks and Jeffrey Cunningham took second in debate. Other team members included John Williams Don Shorock Stan Brown and Ann English. Professor Mike Tweet is the debate coach.
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Ottawa University
St. John’s College
Winfield
Ottawans
James Anderson
Carl Joecks
Jeffrey Cunningham
Mrs Harbison Satisfactory After Ottawa K68 Accident
Mrs Don Harbison of 528 S Sycamore sustained fractures to both legs a wrist and ribs in an auto collision on K68 six miles east of Ottawa. She was listed in satisfactory condition at St Luke's Hospital Kansas City MO. Al Kramer of Kansas City suffered chest bruises and leg and face cuts.
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Don Harbison
S. Sycamore
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Harbison
al Kramer
Ottawa
Kramer
Dancers From India At Baker University Campus
A North Indian Kathak troupe Bhartiya Kala Kendra will present a program at Rice Memorial Auditorium on Baker University campus Baldwin on Wednesday March 6 at 8 p.m. The group tours the United States under Asian Society Performing Arts. The article notes Kathak origins in temple storytelling and royal courts and mentions a recent appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show.
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Baldwin
Ottawa Kansas ordinance designates main trafficways streets
Ordinance designates Second Third and Fourth Streets in Ottawa Kansas as main trafficways from Hickory Locust Walnut to Cedar, establishing through traffic corridors and authorizing formal designation under state statutes. Publication dated 1983, with multiple sections and enactment details.
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Second ST
Hickory
Cedar ST
Locust ST
Walnut ST
Ottawa
Kansas
Third ST
City OF Ottawa
Fourth ST
Hickory §St
Hickory St
Ceder St
Hickory &T
Walnut &T
Ottawa Kansas to pave Massasoit Street 1983 resolution
The Governing Body of Ottawa Kansas declares Massasoit Street from Mulberry to Sycamore shall be paved curb and gutter with asphalt 6.5 inches thick and 28 feet wide including required gutters. Special assessments will fund the work under G.S. 1949 laws. Resolution passed February 20, 1983 by Charles Williamson.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Massasoit Street
Mulberry Street
Sycamore Street
Majasasalt Street
Charles Williamson
Want Ads Rates and Contact Information
Classified ad rates list 14 cents per line for local and national listings. Local ads priced per line with frequency discounts. national ads also 14 cents per line but not subject to discounts. Includes instruction to contact via phone CH 2-4700 for placing want ads.
Personal ad listing farm equipment and help wanted
Classified note offers 14 riders wanted to blade work weekdays from 8 to 5. Also for sale from J. W. Smith Garnett tractors and truck: D-8 with cable dozer D-7 with dozer 1961 Ford F-600 2 speed axle 16 foot grain bed contact 448-3720 Garnett CH 2 1800
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J .W. Smith
Garnett
U S Civil Service Tests Offered With High Pay
Men and women aged 18 to 52 may start at 9102.00 a week with preparatory training until appointment Thousands of jobs open. experience usually unnecessary Free information on jobs salaries and requirements Write today giving name address and phone Lincoln Service Box U-64 Ottawa Herald Ottawa Kansas
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Wommen
Lincoln Service
C-O
Ottawa Herald
Ottawa
Kansas
Travel
Motor Carriers
American Transportation Institute
Help Wanted Classified Ads and Opportunities
Mixed job postings offer independent sales work with no investment targeting married adults 22 to 44 and provide potential earnings from seven dollars weekly. Also listed are part time and full time cashier and counter help positions at local businesses with age and schedule notes.
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IBM
Buick
Pontiac
L & W Motor & Imple. Co
la Crosse
Kansas
America
Ottawa Herald
Ottawa
City of Ottawa
Watkins Products, Inc
D-71
Winona
Minn
Wilson
R & R Recreation
N. Main
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