Local notes and people in Ottawa Kansas area
Ray Bloomer released from University of Kansas Medical Center and home to improve. Scouts visit Ottawa fire dept. Trexel Warren moves to Abilene for bank job. Franklin County Cooperative Breeding Association officers elected. Jack Smith cited for drunkenness. muffler violation. license plate issue for Michael Mason. Spare tires stolen from White Motor Co. Speeding ticket for Donald Turner. Peace Corps acceptance for Keith Miller and Robi Miller. Car collision near Rantoul. Seven couples vacationing in Hot Springs. Ronald D. Hickman to open one man show at Ottawa University. Ike Hartsock cited for public intoxication. Clarice Kirkpatrick posts bond. Jack Smith charged with vagrancy. Butterfly paintings by William Howe on display in Kansas City. Beverly MacArthur files for divorce. Mrs Jean Kendall and Larry visit Eufaula, OK.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
V. O. Schultz
Bob Grabham
Tom Gleason
Tom Porter
Jack Goss
Bob ‘Soph
Homer Henning
Ronald._ D. Hickman
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Mammel Art Center
Ottawa ‘University
Hickman
Teachers College
Marriage License Notices from Multiple Pairs
Individuals listed include Robert Pardon age legal in Pomona and Lowana Minckley legal age in Ottawa. James M. Gage aged 19 of Ottawa weds Patsy Martin 20 of Ottawa. James Hallon Jr 18 of Pomona weds Jacquelyn Higbie 18 of Ottawa. Ronald McCormack 18 of Overland Park weds Jewell Thomas 46 of Shawnee Mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pardon
Pomona
Lowana Minckley
Legal Age
Ottawa
James M. Gage
Patsy Martin
James Hallon Jr
Jacquelyn Higbie
Ronald McCormack
Overland Park
Jewell Thomas
Shawnee Mission
Traffic Problems In Europe too
A Chicago National Safety Council report compares traffic deaths and vehicle use across nations. West Germany, France, Canada and the United States show varying fatality rates per capita while car ownership and mileage surge worldwide. Measures include campaigns, seat belt plans, and strict drunk driving laws in Switzerland and France seeks safer roads through enforcement and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
National Safety Council
United States
Kansas National Guard Standup Target Set for April First
A proposal to the National Guard Bureau in Washington calls April 1 as the target date to reorganize the Kansas National Guard. The 35th Division will be replaced by the 69th Infantry Brigade with two infantry battalions and a field artillery group of two battalions, boosting authorized strength from 6,606 to 7,084. It is unclear what the division's commanding general will do, with Maj. Gen. Charles Browne of Horton possibly remaining at a reduced rank or retiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
National Guard Bureau
Washington
Kansas National Guard
Kansas
Missouri
69Th
Charles Browne
Horton
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals List
Admissions include Roger Christian at 317 S Hickory Marion Fitzgerald 1419 S Mulberry Kathleen MacLennan Charlton Cottage Ottawa University Mrs Calvin Bostic Williamsburg Friday Willie W Willhite 808 Cypress Edward H Barnett 603 S Poplar Mrs Clara Klein 319 S Hickory Saturday Dismissals include Clyde Huyett 512 S Sycamore Ellen Yohe 526 S Poplar Joe C Berg 516 Willow Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Christian
S. Hickory
Marion Fitzgerald
S. Mulberry
Kathleen MacLennan
Charlton Cottage
Ottawa University
Calvin Bostic
Williamsburg
Willie W. Willhite
Cypress
Edward HU H. Barnett
S. Poplar
Clara Klein
Clyde Huyett
S. Sycamore
Ellen Yohe
Joe C. Berg
Willow
Free Birth Control Help For Destitute Mothers
Free contraceptives and birth control information will be available April 1 for about 75,000 mothers on Illinois relief rolls. The Illinois Public Aid Commission voted 7-3 to start the statewide plan, directing staff to implement per advisory physician recommendations. The program includes privacy, pelvic exams, cancer tests when indicated, two to four doctor visits yearly, and instruction in rhythm, local methods, or pills.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Illinois Public Aid Commission
IPAC
Michael J. Howlett
St. Patrick's Day
Harold O. Swank
Commission
Ottawa retailers plan spring event and ads push
Ottawa retailers and the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce set March 20 to 23 for the annual Spring Opening theme Suddenly It's Spring. Advertisers must submit newspaper and radio copy by March 14. the Herald will publish the special Suddenly It's Spring issue on March 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
the Herald
Wall Street Journal
Animal Kingdom
Funeral services for Mrs. Nora Ethel Bell
Mrs. Nora Ethel Bell died March 6. Services held March 8 at Towner's Chapel with Rev. Charles P. Knight officiating. Pallbearers were John Gray Guy Farris Marlin and Douglas Pierson Glenn Lancaster and Larry Hinderliter. Dean Zook sang with Mrs. J. M. Kilgore at piano. Burial in Highland Cemetery. Attendees included First Methodist Church Sunday School members Lafalet Club and L and L Cafe employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Ethel Bell
Towner’s Chapel
Charles P. Knight
John Gray
Guy Farris
Marlin
Douglas Pierson
Glenn Lancaster
Larry Hinderliter
Dean Zook
J. M. Kilgore
Highland Cemetery
First Methodist Church
Lafalet Club
L and L Cafe
Services for Fred Yates at North Baptist Church
Fred Yates died March 7 and services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at North Baptist Church with Dr. Raymond P. Jennings officiating. Burial follows at Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Yates
North Baptist Church
Raymond P. Jennings
Highland Cemetery
Obituary notices for Mock Leabo Peterson services
Services for Clyde Mock died March 7 at Dengel and Son Mortuary on March 8 with El der Lloyd Wilkinson officiating. Honorary pallbearers included Harry Keller W A Cotter Raymond Love Ralph Crawford Harold Crawford Marvin Montgomery. Active pallbearers were Wilbur Mock Fred Kissinger William E Bishop Arthur Machlan Ward Underwood Merle Montgomery. Mrs Fred Kissinger Kenneth Andrews and Robert Andrews sang hymns. Military services officiated by Roy Lambert Howard Doyen. Graveside services for infant Albert Leabo son of Donald Joe Leabo Quenemo were held at Highland Cemetery Rev Kurt Juengel officiating. Child died Thursday at Ransom Memorial Hospital after birth. Funeral services for David W Peterson at Dengel and Son Mortuary Monday at 1 pm Rev Leopold Hoppe officiating burial in Highland Cemetery. Survivors include brothers and sisters Clifford Peterson Torrance California Pauline Adolph Manhattan Loren Smith Herington Sig Peterson Carl Peterson Burdick Florence Kroening Wichita Albert Peterson Gardena California plus ten grandchildren and one great granddaughter Susan of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Mock
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Lloyd Wilkinson
Harry Keller
W. A. Cotter
Raymond Love
Ralph
Harold Crawford
Marvin Montgomery
Wilbur Mock
Fred Kissinger
William E. Bishop
Arthur Machlan
Ward Underwood
Merle Montgomery
Kenneth Andrews
Robert Andrews
Roy Lambert
Howard Doyen
Albert Leabo
Donald Joe Leabo
Quenemo
Highland Cemetery
Kurt Juengel
Ransom Memorial Hospital
David W. Peterson
Dengel and Son
Leopold Hoppe
Clifford Peterson
Torrance
Calif
Pauline Adloph
Manhattan
Loren Smith
Herington
Sig Peterson
Carl Peterson
Burdick
Florence Kroening
Wichita
Albert Peterson
Gardena
Susan
Kansas City
Kaw River traffic impractical says Kansas official
TOPEKA AP Commercial navigation of the Kaw River and its tributaries is not yet practical. Dwight Metzler of the Kansas Water Resources Board said navigation might be feasible in the future if water needs are not impaired. He noted locks and dams would flood prime farmland and worsen drainage, while current releases keep enough water for industrial growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kaw River
Dwight Metzler
Kansas Water Resources Board
Kaw
KC Markets cattle and hogs report from Kansas City
Livestock prices fall varied across cattle hogs and sheep with week over week changes. Slaughter steers down 60 to 100, heifers 25 to 75 lower, calves and vealers 25 lower while good to prime steers and good to choice contracts shift in price ranges. Sheep show lambs up 25 to 50 but feeder lambs steadier, hogs drop with barrows and gilts 26 to 60 lower and sows 25 lower across weight classes.
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Kansas City
Semifinal results in college tournaments two conferences
College basketball semifinals posted with Great Lakes at St. Louis Evansville 66 Concordia 56 and Washington St Louis 71 Augustana 66. Midwest at Brookings Nebraska Wesleyan 86 Mich Tech 69 South Dakota State 71 Cornell 64. Southwest Cape Girardeau Lamar Tech 89 Arkansas State Southern Illinois 87. Southeast Missouri 79. South-Central Louisville Tennessee A&I 119 Austin Peay 94. Oglethorpe 57 Bellarmine 49. Eastern Reading Bloomsburg State 76 St. Marys Md 61 Philadelphia Textile 60 Hofstra 55. Northeast Boston Springfield 66 Fairleigh Dickinson 54 Northeastern 74 Assumption 60 Mideast Akron Ohio South Carolina State 80 Buffalo 63 Wittenberg 38 Youngstown 31 Pacific Coast Fresno Chapman College 53 San Francisco State 50 Fresno State 68 California Santa Barbara 60 National Catholic Championship Semifinals St Bonaventure 76 Regis 75 Xavier 80 Creighton 67 Ivy League Princeton 65 Yale 53 Ohio Valley Tennessee Tech 80 Morehead 68 Oregon State 65 Oregon 61 Washington 58 Idaho 50 UCLA 64 Stanford 54 Air Force 70 Marquette 63 South Cal 76 California 63 Cape Girardeau At Missouri State 79 St Louis Washington 71 Rock Island Augustana 66 Evansville 66 River Forest Concordia 56 Junior College Missouri Kentucky Regional At Columbia Moberly 67 Sue Bennett 62 Lees 83 Southwest Baptist 75 Other College Results Baseball Texas 4 Oklahoma Track William Jewell 68 Graceland 35
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Great Lakes
St. Louis
Evansville
Concordia
River Forest
Ill
Washington
Augustana
Rock Island
Midwest
Brookings
S.D
Nebraska Wesleyan
Michigan Tech
South Dakota State
Cornell
Town
Cape Girardeau
Lamar Tech
Arkansas State
Southern Illinois
Southeast Missouri
Louisville
Tennessee A&i
Austin Peay, Tenn
Oglethorpe
Bellarmine
Eastern
Reading
Bloomsburg State
St. Mary’s
Philadelphia Textile
Hofstra
Wittenberg
Youngstown
Fresno
Calif
Chapman College
San Francisco
Oregon
State
Idaho
UCLA
Stanford
Air Force
Marquette
Cal
California
Columbia
Moberly
Sue Bennett
Lees
Southwest Baptist
Pensacola Wet Set Golf Tourney Sees Three Tie
In Pensacola Florida 42 year old Jimmy Clark Huntington Beach Calif tops a three way tie at 136 after a 65 in round two of the Pensacola Wet Set Tourney. Johnny Pott Gulf Hills Miss and Bobby Nichols Midland Tex also at 136 with solid rounds while several players chase par with leaders at 137 138 139 and beyond.
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Arate
Pensacola
Jimmy Clark
Huntington Beach
Calif
Clark
Johnny Pott
Gulf Hills
Miss
Bobby Nichols
Midland
Tex
Pott
Pensacola Country Club
Gary Player
Hogan Undergoes Shoulder Surgery in New Orleans
Ben Hogan, age 50, is recovering after Friday surgery to repair a left shoulder collar bone defect. The condition traces back to the 1949 automobile accident that nearly ended his life, and it had gradually worsened over the years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Actor Van Johnson Undergoes Skin Cancer Surgery
Hollywood report that 46 year old actor Van Johnson is in Cedars of Lebanon Hospital for surgery due to a mild skin cancer on his left thigh. Paramount said tests show immediate treatment is needed and he should be able to return to work by March 18 while filming Wives and Lovers.
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Hollywood
van Johnson
Cedars of Lebanon
Johnson
Friends
Paramount Studios
Welk to Miss Show After Flu Illness
Band leader Lawrence Welk is hospitalized with a bad flu and will miss his nationally televised program. He has not missed a performance in eight years and was sent to St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica after falling ill Tuesday.
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Hollywood
Lawrence Welk
Welk
St. John’s Hospital
Santa Monica
Deaths Mrs Jane Edington 86 Emporia
Mrs Jane Edington 86 of Emporia died Friday in St Mary's Hospital after two month illness. Services will be Monday at 3 30 p m in Emporia. She lived most her life in Emporia and visited Ottawa often. Survivors include daughter Mrs George Carson Emporia and a number of grandchildren.
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Jane Edington
Emporia
Leo Edington
S. Mulberry
St. Mary's Hospital
Edington
Ottawa
George Carson
Resolution to Improve Massasoit Street in Ottawa Kansas
City of Ottawa Kansas schedules paving curb gutter work on Massasoit Street from Mulberry to Sycamore with asphalt concrete six inches thick and 28 feet wide, funded by special assessments. Resolution notes adjacent streets are paved and cites state law, adopted February 20, 1963 by Mayor Charles Williamson.
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Massasoit Street
Mulberry Street
Sycamore Street
Ottawa
Kansas
Masesasolt Street
Charles Williamson
Saturday Sale Listings Across Kansas Counties
A compendium of farm and livestock auctions across Ottawa, Lawrence, Lane, Princet on, and surrounding towns. Listings include Harold Stewart and Charles Beatty consignment, John Hahn Farm Sale, Homer Bishop Farm Sale, and Allen County Livestock Auction with dates from March 1 to April 13. Contact numbers for Kansas buyers are provided.
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Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Harold
Charles — Lyndon
Kansas
Lawrence Livestock Commission Company
East 11Th Street
Lawrence
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Ottawa
Rankiis County
Bruce Hayes
Logan
John Hahn
Lane
Kas
Homer Bishop
Princeton
George
Ruby Broyles
Yorkshire Hogs
E. E. Wickstrum
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Ray Bloomer
W. 11Th
University of Kansas Medical Center
Ellis
Cub
Den
Eugene Field School
Ottawa Fire Department
Larry Bryan
Tommy Collins
Robert Whitacre
Robbie Blecha
Ronnie Taylor
Clifford Sheler
Merle Taylor
Trexel Warren
Abilene
Warren
First Western State Bank
Franklin County Cooperative Breeding Association
Don Smith
Jerry Hobbs
Dale van Horn
Jim Allen
Henry Staadt
Jack R. Smith
Leavenworth
William Johnson
RFD 1
Michael Mason
White Motor Company
401 N. Main
Donald Turner
RFD 3
Keith Miller
Robi Miller
Beliore
Peace Corps
Everett Frazee
Rantoul
East Rock Creek Road
Ike Hartsock
N. Elm
Clarice Kirkpatrick
Melvern
Jack Smith
Police Department
William Howe
Booth
Municipal Auditorium
Beverly J. MacArthur
Larry Dean MacArthur
Jean Kendall
Larry
Eufaula, Okla
Hope Holiday
Coquette
Europe
THE
Associated Press
Moscow
U.S
Chicago
West Germany
America
Bonn Republic
France
Canada
Italy
Norway
Soviet Union
Ask
Jack Day
Jack
Bonnie Brooks
Bonnie’s Shoe Box
Walter Butler
Butler’s
Wurlitzer Field and
Ottawa Herald
Copy Incorporated
Congo
Armory
Hughes Auto Parts
Joynson- Golden Auto Parts, Inc
Warren Baysinger
Crites Body Shop
Jim Smith
Fred’s Garage
Lebo
F. W. Woolworth
Woolworth’s
H. W. Bode
Ottawa High School
Johnny Boyd
Califor
Nia
Indianapolis
Boyd
Douglas Brothers
Nora E. Bell
Clyde
Cc Stewart
South Water Tower
Northeast
Boston
Fairleigh Dickinson
Northeastern
Assumption
Mideast
Akron
Ohio
South Carolina State
Buffalo
Southeast
Missouri State
Texas
Oklahoma
William Jewell
Graceland
Lamb
Jus Deng Sneineg
Mrs
Legals
Donald R. Capper
State OF Kansas
Kansas State Penitentiary
Wiles
Roy Gale
Franklin County
Hale
Roy Gayle
Otis Burnett
Billie FE. Burnett
Donald L. White
Ida McDonald Brown
William O. Cain
Johnb. Pierson
Jack Newman
Overbrook
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
Ottawa Transfer and Storage Co
N. Main
Biareucan
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