Ella's Beauty Salon Opens In Ottawa
Mrs. Cecil McArdle of Overbrook launches Ella's Beauty Salon at 131 S Main Ottawa. Ella McArdle and Jan Thornbrugh of Williamsburg completed a Stewart's Beauty Academy course and offer full beauty services. Other notes include hospital admission for W B Chambers, a list of funeral returnees, and local notices such as repairs and real estate sale plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil McArdle
Overbrook
S. Main
Ella
Ella MccArdle
Jan Thornbrugh
Williamsburg
Stewart’s Beauty Academy
Topeka
Mattie Gingrich
Birch
Ottawa
Coffee Break Gang Cracked In Southwest Side Robbery
Chicago police broken up a coffee break robbery gang of three railroad workers. In a trap at Workmen Savings and Loan, two robbers opened fire. one man was killed, two others captured after admitting 10 robberies. Names Scherzinger Ray Mullins and victim Formella identified. Wives fled cellar seconds before police opened fire. Police had watched gang for three weeks amid 15 recent Southwest Side robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles Scherzinger
Scherzinger
Ray Mullins
Workmen Savings & Loan Assn
William F. Formella
Daily Log Cited By Patrol In Truck Case
Ernest L. Stroud of Augusta was cited by the Highway Patrol for failing to keep a daily log in his truck. The complaint was filed in County Court yesterday afternoon. Harold J. Black Jr. of 326% S. Cedar, son of Mr and Mrs Harold J. Black, RFD 2, enlisted in the Navy early this week. He is a 1956 Lane High School graduate. Kenneth Heinitz of Pomona turned in three coyote scalps at the County Clerk Bruce Spears office to collect $6 in bounties. Minnie Guy of 733 S. Poplar is reported in satisfactory condition at Ransom Memorial Hospital after being found at home in a dazed condition yesterday at 7:45 by Capt. Art Barnett and Lt. Fred Vogler. They entered the home in the presence of her son Dean Guy and Rev. William Weber after it was reported she had not been seen for two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest L. Stroud
Augusta
Highway Patrol
Harold J. Black Jr
S. Cedar
Harold J. Black
Navy
Lane High School
Kenneth Heinitz
Pomona
Bruce Spears
Minnie Guy
S. Poplar
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Art Barnett
Fred Vogler
Dean Guy
RFD 1
William Weber
Firemen Called Out By Divan Blaze
Ottawa Fire Department responded to Vernon Allen’s home at 923 East 9th at 8 31 p m smoke damaged a divan and wallpaper wall. fire contained in minutes with estimated loss of $40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Fire Department
Vernon Allen
Gene Ames
Marie McDonald alleges death threat tied to kidnapping case
In Cincinnati and Los Angeles the 34 year old screen star Marie McDonald said an anonymous caller warned her life after she claimed her estranged husband Harry Karl engineered her kidnapping. LA police called her charges against Karl potentially consistent with her initial story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Marie McDonald
Los Angeles
Harry Karl
Herrman Zander
Miss MacDonald
Miss McDonald
Encino
Calif
Kentucky
Karl
May Modify Dairy Plans
Reports from Washington indicate the administration will announce smaller dairy price support cuts than previously stated. Influencing factors include a congressional move to block reductions and a recent shift in livestock feed grain plans. Benson had proposed lowering milk and butterfat supports from 83 percent and 80 percent to 75 percent of parity, with about $3.03 per hundredweight for milk and 56.2 cents per pound for butterfat. Some expect a new level near 78 percent of parity, roughly $3.15 for milk and 58 cents for butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Farm Organization
Congress
16 Year Old Pleads Guilty In Tractor Case
Cecil Payne Jr. aged 16 of 424 S. Poplar pleaded guilty in County Court to temporary use of a tractor without consent and petty larceny. Judge Winton A. Winter sentenced him to 30 days in jail with parole terms, including 6:30 p.m. curfew, monthly court reports, and payment for tractor damage. Payne is among six youths, four minors, tied to the tractor use and gasoline theft. James Franks is being sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Payne Jr
S. Poplar
Winton A. Winter
Payne
James Franks
Deaths Funeral Services for Mrs Ellsworth Ash
Funeral services for Mrs Ellsworth Ash formerly Dorothy Scott of this area were held in Davenport Iowa on Wednesday. She died Sunday after an extended illness. She was the daughter of Frank and Ethel Scott RFD 2 Wellsville and attended Baldwin High School. A former high school teacher she had been a library. she is survived by her widower daughter Donna Lee 14 her parents and two brothers who joined in Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Ash
Dorothy Scott
Davenport
Iowa
Ash
Frank and
Ethel Scott
RFD 2
Wellsville
Baldwin High School
Donna Lee
R. L. Scott
Nancy
Funeral Rites Held For Herman W Wolter 76 Kansas City
Funeral services for Herman W Wolter 76 formerly of Lane were conducted in Kansas City yesterday at 10 a.m. and at Lane Methodist Church at 2 p.m. Burial followed in Lane Cemetery. Born November 13 1881 at La Cross he died March 4 in Kansas City after a career as a Lane farmer and later work for Western Union until retirement. Surviving are his widow three sons six daughters a step daughter 18 grandchildren four great grandchildren four brothers and four sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman W. Wolter
Kansas City
Lane
Lane Methodist Church
Lane Cemetery
la Cross
Western Union
Edythe May Adkinson
Mary Semple
Montgall Ave
William B
Lubbock
Tex
Harold D
Raymond E
Eugene
Ore
Beatrice K. Smith
Topeka
Evelyn B. Magee
Alamogordo
N. M
Eleanor M. Smith
Gladys Salman
Anna Beth Harrington
Flossie Brown
Ottawa
Sarah Gay
Cleveland
All Roads Open Some Slick Across Kansas
The Highway Department reports all roads open but some heavy snow areas are slick hazardous and slushy. Four to six inches fell in northwest Kansas four inches in Mankato area central Kansas. Temperatures above freezing left roads slushy with wet conditions elsewhere and little wind preventing drifting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
State Highway Department
Kansas
Mankato
Rush Center
la Crosse
Larned
South Central
Eight Court Dismissals Follow Divorce Granted
In District Court yesterday a divorce was granted to Ruth Kunard from Howard Kunard on grounds of gross neglect. Eight cases were dismissed: State v Richard Moherman loitering, State v Wayne Leach disturbing the peace and loitering, Robert Miller v Floyd Moaldenhauer damages, Empire Finance Co Inc v Carter A Keith et al replevin, Alice M Ferguson et al v James O Mathia foreclosure of mortgage, State v Stella Albright et al injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Kunard
Howard Kunard
State
Richard Moherman
Wayne Leach
Robert Miller
Floyd Moaldenhauer
Empire Finance Co. Inc
Carter A. Keith
Repleyin
Alice M. Ferguson
James
Mathia
Stella Albright
Snow And Rain Covers Kansas
Snow and rain blanketed Kansas with four to eight inches of new snow in the western third and rain or mixed precipitation elsewhere. WaKeeney and Plainville reported two feet of snow on the ground, Colby added 5.5 inches for the week, and totals ranged up to a half inch to an inch in many areas. Forecaster Richard Garrett warned of more snow and rain over the weekend as temperatures stayed moderate. Highs ranged 32 to 51, lows 22 to 44, with varying conditions across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Wilson
WaKeeney
Plainville
Colby
Richard Garrett
Garrett
Hill City
Russell
Pittsburg
Goodland
May Develop Cancer Vaccine
The Veterans Administration announced that researchers have uncovered evidence pointing toward the development of a vaccine for certain cancers. While promising, no definite vaccine exists yet, and ongoing studies at the VA hospital in McKinney Texas aim to confirm this anticancer approach. Dr Russell H Wilson said the work shows a natural body defense against cancer similar to polio vaccines, suggesting cancer cell products may trigger antibodies that travel in the blood to attack cancer cells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington 7
Veterans Administration
$25 000 Club Is Formed In California
California Democrats propose a $25 a month donor plan named the 25 000 Club to fund party nominees with strong chances of winning. State Sen Hugh M Burns backs the concept as an advisory member while Republicans stay silent. A commentator calls the idea the greatest device since Tammany Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
California
Hugh M. Burns
Fresno
United Republican Finance Committee
Tammany Hall
174 Names On A Single Check
In McPherson a $400 check issued by the District Court clerk for three quarters of an acre of land for highway right of way lists 174 payees, including heirs of estates. The clerk pasted a separate sheet with all names. Judge Allison proposed a trustee to cash and fairly divide the sum, about $2.30 per heir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Allison
Oklahoma To Admit Negroes In Guard Desegregation Boosts Strength
Oklahoma Gov Raymond Gary ordered the National Guard to admit African Americans for the first time in state history. Adjutant General Roy W Kenny said desegregation in schools made it reasonable to end Jim Crow restrictions as the Guard seeks to raise numbers from 6800 toward 15000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Raymond Gary
Oklahoma National Guard
Roy W. Kenny
Adjutant General of the Guard
West Ottawa 4-H Club to Organize This Evening
A meeting to organize the west side Ottawa 4-H club will be held this evening at 7 30 in the library basement. Leslie Sallee, county 4-H agent, says officers and leaders will be elected, and a club name is not yet chosen. Between 15 and 20 youths are expected to join, with Lucky Clover 4-H in North Ottawa electing officers earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side 4-H Club
Ottawa
Leslie Sallee
County 4H
Lucky Clover 4-H Club
Dan Woodward
Roger Buck
Janet Burgoon
Hubbard Collingsworth
Joe Bowen
Richard Crag
Lewis Buck
Don Woodward
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges List
Hospital notes list admissions for Cora Bess Welch in Princeton Minnie K Guy of 733 S Poplar Leslie Clark of Williamsburg Cathy Adkinson at 704 N Cherry and dismissals for Ella Greenfield of 609 King Frederick Bones at 707 N Poplar today R O Ferguson at 735 N Mulberry today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Bess Welch
Princeton
Minnie K. Guy
S. Poplar
Leslie Clark
Williamsburg
Cathy Adkinson
N. Cherry
Ella Greenfield
King
Frederick Bones
N. Poplar
R. 0. Ferguson
N. Mulberry
Funeral rites for Miss Sarah Semple held at McVey-Dengel Mortuary
Funeral services for Miss Sarah Melissa Semple who died March 4 were conducted March 6 at McVey-Dengel Mortuary with Rev. M Todd Macdonald officiating assisted by Rev. H A Blessman, son in law of Mrs O R McCandless. Pallbearers were William Johnson Miles McClung Carl Wittman Jo Morton Glenn Sarver and Joe Lawson. Mrs Edna Whitacre and Mrs Bob McGhee sang hymns accompanied by Mrs R L Stevens. Burial followed at Princeton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Melissa Semple
McVey - Dengel Mortuary
M. Todd Macdonald
H. A. Blessman
O. R. McCandless
William Johnson
Miles McClung
Carl Wittman
Jo Morton
Glenn Sarver
Joe Lawson
Edna Whitacre
Bob McGhee
R. L. Stevens
Princeton Cemetery
City of record legals total fund balance statement
Total funds listed as 854 064.21 with breakdowns for Cemetery Highland Reserve and care, Water and Light Reserve, and general reserve. City Clerk Donald R Capper certifies the figures as correct and authentic with official seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland
Walsh Lot
Hope
Donald R. Capper
Ottawa
Kansas
Water & Light Dept
Sebeae
Special Election Notice for Ottawa Kansas April 1 1968
Notice advertises a special election in Ottawa Kansas on April 1, 1968 to decide if Section 2 of Ordinance 2020 repealing dog restraint requirements shall be adopted. Voting hours are 8 am to 6 pm at usual ward polling places including North Baptist Church Lincoln School Annex Franklin County Court House Carnegie Free Library Ward Science Hall and Ottawa University Police facility locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas
Ottawa Herald
Franklin County
North Baptist Church
City of
Wilson Street
Lincoln School
Massasoit
Franklin County Court House
Carnegie Free Library
8Th & Main Sts
Ward Science
Ottawaa University
City Hall
Federated Church
5Th & Main Sts
Tremont
Kansaga Loan Company
W. Tecumseh
Garfield School
12Th & College
Church of the Brethren
Mth & Main
Ottawa To Vote On Repealing Dog Leash Law Ordinance
Ottawa Kansas schedules a special election to repeal Section 2 of Ordinance 2029 requiring dogs be restrained April 1 to July 1. Polling places include Lincoln School Annex Carnegie Library and Ottawa University venues with ballots listing Yes or No options.
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W. B. Chambers
Burlington
Wadsworth Hospital
Veterans Hospital
Wadsworth
Kas
Western Auto
Rca-Tv
R. D. Wintamute
Dodge City
Ed Reekie
Dave Reekie
David
Doris
Guy Platt
Frances Whitcher
R. E. Hamilton
Myrtle Stavely
S. Sycamore
Roy Bushorr
Ponca City
Okla
Delmer French
Charlotte
Tulsa
Mound City
Busherr
Raymond H. Todd
Todd
Zenith
O. R. Norman
Norman
Eugene R. Nichols
Laboratory
Wright Air Development Center
Dayton
Ohio
R. D. Nichols
S. Elm
Nichols
Barrett Drive
Mary E. Post
Emporia
Paula Ivey
Pi Kappa Sigma Sorority
Louie Armstrong
C. Hailey Ivey
Post
Hutchinson
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Jay Ellis
Carol Whiteford
Norris Burke
Ottawa High School
Homemakers of America
Governor’s Mansion
Divan Blaze
Marie
Baldwin
Duane Lindholm
The
Humane Society
Mrs. Ellsworth Ash
Oklahoma
Radio & TV Service
of Christ
Sune Richards
1St Methodist Church
Neil E. Blakeman
C. M. Blakeman
RFD 4
Naval Air Station
Oklo
Bill Rumans
Melissa Semple
Legals
Total Reserve Fund
Hiway
P. O
Cansilevale
Jes Towner
N. Main
B. W. Bath
Asst
Quenemo
Quenemo, Kansas
Bill G. Brewer
Jim Anderson
Fredonia, Kansas
5Th
Main Sts
Kansas Loan Company
Audietorium
9Th & Matin
K. BE. Andrews
Howard N. Duncan
Ivan Brown
K. FE. Andrews
O. C
Curry
L. I
Larry) Crater
Order of the White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Supreme Worthy High Priestwagess
Marguerite Dutsch
Sanah Cameron
W.H.P. Isabelle Jacobsen
W. Scribe
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