Emery Green club to meet Friday with entertainment
Emery Green community club schedules a Friday evening meeting at the school with entertainment and a request for patrons to bring pies. Multiple local events listed include a rummage sale at 131 S Main on Saturday March 16, a chicken noodle dinner at 75 cents on Saturday March 16 from 5 to 7 30 pm at the Masonic Temple and a Spring Tea at First Methodist Church at 1 30 pm tomorrow addressed by Evan Wright Kansas State Board of Health director.
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Emery Green Community Club
Masonic Temple
Evan Wright
Food and Drug Division
Kansas State Board of Health
First Methodist Church
Deaths in Ottawa area include Walter McGee and Walter Burnett
Death notices report Walter McGee 88 of San José died March 12. survivors include widow Juanite and several children and grandchildren with graveside set at Mt. Moriah Cemetery. Edward Burnett 84 died at Ransom Memorial Hospital. funeral at Coughlin Funeral Home Wellsville with burial at Walnut Creek Cemetery. Guy W Drum 67 of Topeka, World War I veteran, former Ottawa area resident, died in Topeka VA Hospital. funeral arrangements to be announced by Towner Chapel.
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Walter McGee
Williamsburg
San José
Calif
Kansas City
California
Juanite McGee
Richard Barnes
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Nina Wallace
Lake Lotawana
Loran Linden
Pomona
Ed Curby
Leona Husted
Ottawa
Mt. Moriah Cemetery
Edward Burnett
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Hazen Nursing Home
Coughlin Funeral Home
Wellsville
Jim Nabors
Walnut Creek Cemetery
Mr. Burnett
Franklin County
Nadine DeLano
Burleson
Tex
Charles
Floyd Smith
Elizabeth Kimball
Osawatomie
Guy W. Drum
Mission
Topeka
Price Motor Co
Lawrence
Marjorie Diehl
Earl
Cecil
Centropolis
Esther Eaton
Cora Davis
Sarah Drum
Towner Chapel
Convict Deputy of Misdemeanor in Kansas Case
In Wichita AP reports former deputy sheriff Robert Schneider, 26, was found guilty on a misdemeanor charge for making a false county claim. He testified he sought $190 for ammunition to replace electronic equipment. Judge Clement Clark set March 29 for sentencing with March 16 for new-trial motions. max penalty is $100 fine and six months in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Robert Schneider
Schneider
Clement Clark
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals List
Admissions list includes Mrs. Dale Burgoon RFD 1 Wellsville Mrs. Pearl Butter Williamsburg Friday Frank Bell 1031 N Sycamore Mrs Le land Davidson RFD 4 Garnett Thursday Dismissals include Mrs Floyd Perkins 820 N Main transferred to St Luke's Kansas City John Schulte 907 Ash Raymond Davis 937 Sycamore Mrs Edwin Carswell Wednesday Mrs Pearl Butter Williamsburg Mrs Kenneth Keelin 431 S Locust June McGillivray Rantoul Mrs Ponciano Blanco 1106 N Poplar Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Burgoon
Wellsville
Pearl Butter
Williamsburg
Frank Bell
N. Sycamore
Leland Davidson
Garnett
Floyd Perkins
N. Main
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
John Schulte
Ash
Raymond Davis
Sycamore
Edwin Carswell
Kenneth Keelin
S. Locust
June McGillivray
Rantoul
Ponciano Blanco
N. Poplar
Several Pay Fines In Court
Jack R. Smith of Leavenworth pleaded guilty in police court to being drunk in public and fined 50 dollars. He also pleaded not guilty to vagrancy and posted 100 dollars bond. Ike Hartsock of 111 N Elm pleaded guilty to drunk in public and was jailed for inability to pay a 50 dollar fine. Mrs. Maude Minnick paid 12 dollars after pleading guilty to failing to yield the right of way. William L. Johnson of Pomona was fined 15 dollars for driving with a defective muffler. Michael Mason of Pomona had arraignment continued to March 21 on illegal registration. Chester Woodrum posted 150 bond after pleading not guilty to leaving the scene of an accident. trial set for March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack R. Smith
Leavenworth
Smith
Ike Hartsock
N. Elm
Maude Minnick
E. 14Th
William L. Johnson
RFD
Pomona
Michael Mason
Chester Woodrum
Hickory
Mary Bucklew
Paola
Clarice Kirkpatrick
Melvern
Michael Soetaert
Overland Park
Charles Barnes
Willow
Wayne Swank
Ottawa
Bryce River
S. Locust
David Aikens Onyx
Calif
Historians To See Films At North American Hotel Meeting
Two color motion pictures will be shown at a North American Hotel meeting on Sunday March 17 at 3 p.m. The films are Greenfield Village Where Yesterday Lives and Henry Ford Museum Panorama of the Past. The event is for members and friends of the historical society, with a quarterly board of trustees meeting at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield Village
Henry Ford Museum
the Historical Society
Board of Trustees
Hike Proposed After Bond Defeat In Wichita
Wichita AP report notes County School Supt. Robert Saft urged the board to seek Kansas Legislature approval to raise the local building levy from two to five mills to fund construction. He said income would rise from 60,000 to 1,550,000 annually after a $13.5 million bond issue was defeated Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Robert Saft
Kansas
Grant Electrical Work Permits
City commissioners approved two electrical work permit applications in Ottawa. One for Clarence D. Moe Fadden of Ottawa and one for Kessler Electric Co. of Gardner. The Gardner firm will perform electrical work on the new Ottawa post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Clarence D. MoeFadden
Kessler Electric Co
Gardner
Humorist Edson Faces Eviction From Railroad Hotel Home
TOPEKA Kan AP Charles L Edson humorist and former columnist faces eviction from a railroader hotel room on March 23 at age 76 He is nearly blind with $91 monthly old age assistance and endorses his checks to the landlady for food lodging and an occasional cigar or beer Edson once wrote Always in Good Humor and An Arkansas Man on Broadway and claims to have written more than 5000 poems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Charles L. Edson
Edson
The
University of Kansas
Kansas City Star
Tulsa Post
New York
Morning Sun
Evening Mail
Collier’s
Muriel Harbison Funeral Service Held At Towner's Chapel
Services for Mrs. Muriel Irene Harbison who died March 11 were held at Towner's Chapel March 13 with Dr Raymond P Jennings officiating. Pallbearers named Beryl Ross Neil Bullock John J Penny L F Lundstedt George E Lister and Wayne Dickerson. Dean Zook sang hymns with Mrs J M Kilgore accompanying. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Irene Harbison
Towner’s Chapel
Raymond P. Jennings
Beryl Ross
Neil Bullock
John J. Pinney
L. F. Lundstedt
George E Lister
Wayne Dickerson
Dean Zook
J. M Kilgore
Highland Cemetery
Poteau Surpasses Tulsa in Size After Annexations
Potau Oklahoma grows to about 65 000 acres after two major annexations expanding to include Bug Scuffle Brother In Law Hollow Knot Hole and Neff Spur while Tulsa remains around 33 000 34 000 acres. The small town of 4500 residents now claims the title of bigger city in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poteau
Okla
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Bug Scuffle
Knot Hole
Neff Spur
Market Summary Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
Cattle numbers 400 calves 50 slaughter cattle steady to higher cows up 25 cents. Prime vealers 32.00. Hogs 3,000 with barrows and gilts 14.00-14.75 others steady. Sheep 1,100 and steady with good to choice lambs 17.50-18.75. Cattle beef prices and hog sow weights noted for current market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Death Penalty For Burglary in Cuba
Fidel Castro announced on televised speech from Havana University that burglars entering homes or using minors as accomplices face the death penalty. He also said bail would be eliminated in felony and misdemeanor cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Fidel Castro
Havana University
Largest Plant Will Be Closed
SIOUX CITY IOWA AP Armour and Co meat packers announced today the closing of its main plant here effective June 16 Gilbert D Lewis general manager of the Sioux City plant said the closing was because of continuing heavy losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City, Iowa
Armour & Co. Meat Packers
Gilbert D. Lewis
Sioux City
Marriage Licenses Filed for Four Couples in Kansas
Four couples entered marriage license applications including Michael Patterson, 19, Mission with Penny Sue Hudson, 16, Mission. Erwin L. Brocklesby, 25, Garnett with Della Jo Glenn, 18, Ottawa. Arthur Chavez, 24, Topeka with Virginia Espinosa, 28, Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Patterson
Mission
Penny Sue Hudson
Erwin L. Brocklesby
Garnett
Della Jo Glenn
Ottawa
Arthur Chavez
Topeka
Virginia Espinosa
Ottawa University to Host John F Schmidt on Union of Democracies
John F Schmidt of Peoria will speak Friday at 10 a.m. in Ottawa University auditorium on How Freedom Defeats Itself as part of the Concert Lecture Series. The talk covers an international federal union of democracies, tracing Streit's Union Now concept and Schmidt's work with Federal Union Inc. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Schmidt
Peoria
Ottawa University
International Federal Union of the Democracies
Clarence K. Streit
Union
Schmidt
Federal Union, Inc
NATO
Streit
Supreme Court
Owen J. Roberts
the New Federalist
Draft Law Is Approved by Senate Armed Services Panel
The four year extension of peacetime military conscription won unanimous Senate Armed Services Committee backing. Chairman Richard B Russell said he hopes for Senate action Monday and President Kennedy would be asked to extend authority to induct men 18 to 26 for at least two years. The House approved the extension 387 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Kennedy
House
Kennedy to Speak Three Times in Costa Rica Visit
President Kennedy will deliver three public speeches during a three day trip to Costa Rica next week. The White House outlined a busy schedule of conferences and ceremonies including an opening session in San Jose with presidents of six Central American republics. He plans to spend the week end in Palm Beach and fly to San Jose Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Costa Rica
White House
San Jose
Palm Beach
Unemployment in Kansas Edges Down Slightly
TOPEKA AP Employment in Kansas edged lower this week as the State Employment Security Division released figures showing a small drop in jobless numbers. The report indicates modest improvement in the state's labor market with continued hiring activity and staying benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
State
New Arrival Down On Farm
A baby burro was born this week at the home of Mrs. Albert Stewart in RFD 4. Rocky and Ricky Woods, sons of Roy and Mrs. Woods, report the arrival and say the baby burro is quite a novelty in the area. Rocky is 10 and Ricky is 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Stewart
RFD
Rocky
Ricky Woods
Roy Woods
Defends Contract Award For Warplane To General Dynamics
Secretary of Defense Robert S McNamara defends his decision to award the TFX warplane contract to General Dynamics, saying it will deliver a better plane at a potential billion dollar saving. He notes Boeing would have jeopardized such savings and takes full responsibility amid Senate subcommittee scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert S. McNamara
General Dynamics Corp
Boeing Co
McNamara
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Air Force
Navy
Boeing
General Dynamics
Lands Plane On Turnpike
EL DORADO Kan AP Motorists may wonder for days about a World War II fighter plane parked by the Kansas Turnpike. Frank P MacArtney of Rochester Mich landed a P51 there after the engine lost liquid coolant and quit. The engine was damaged beyond repair and the plane was towed to a maintenance area. He planned to have a new engine trucked in during a flight from Pontiac to Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Dorado
Kan
Kansas Turnpike
Frank P. MacArtney
Rochester
Mich
MacArtney
Pontiac
Wichita
Massasoit Street Improvement Resolution Ottawa Kansas
City of Ottawa Kansas approves paving curbing and guttering on Massasoit Street from Mulberry to Sycamore. Portland cement concrete with 6.5 inch thickness and 28 feet wide, includes monolithic curb drainage. Special assessments to fund the project under state law. Also special registration notice for voters with dates for March 18 to 22 1963 and election on April 2 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massasoit Street
Mulberry Street
Sycamore Street
Ottawa
Kansas
Massasot Street
Portland
Charles Williamson
State of
Donald R. Capper
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Ralph W. Curtis
In Franklin County Kansas probate court a petition by Howard Curtis heir seeks appointment of an administrator for Ralph W. Curtis deceased. Defenses must be filed by April 8, 1963 at 10:00 a.m. at Ottawa court. Howard Curtis petitioner. Gleason Gleason Doty and Logan attorneys for petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Kansas
Ralph W. Curtis
Howard Curtis
Ottawa
Help Wanted Notices From Ottawa Herald Classifieds
Several job ads list part time and seasonal positions, including a non group representative for Blue Cross Blue Shield in Ottawa for evenings, a sales oriented independent business offer, a silk finisher for Bond's Royal Cleaners, and window trimming work for 18 to 35 year olds. Also ads for fishing gear and boats from local dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Ottawa
Topeka Boulevard
Topeka
Kansas
America
Ottawa Herald
Bond
Royal Cleaners
S. Main
Franklin County Farm and Livestock Sale Notices
Franklin County sale notices list Svery Saturday sales near North Ottawa on Highway 59 with March dates for Homer Bishop Farm Princeton area and George and Ruby Broyles Holstein cattle Yorkshire hogs Farm Equipment 22 miles SW of Ottawa on Highway 50. E Wickstrum Farm Sale 1% miles north of Lane Jack Nemon Pomona contact 566 3530 Overbrook Livestock Gale weekly Wednesday and Friday sales Along with Allen County Livestock sale Lastte Kansas and Oakland School House contents nine miles NW of Ottawa on Highway 59
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Sale Company
Svery
Ottawa
Homer Bishop
Princeton
Kas
George
Pomona
Overbrook Livestock Gale
Overbrook
Kansas
Allen County Livestock Aachine
Oakland School House & Contents
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B&pw Club
Kansas State University
Janet Oma Crowell
Cedar
Lowell D. Hutchison
Larry Lee Reynolds
U.S
Ellis
Rummage Sales Memorial
WSCS
Smit
Don Harbison
Esesasesaeeteaes
Jor
Opie Ae
Rey
Union of Democracies
Phil Schmidt
Jek
Blanche Lamb
Bob Roberts
Ricky
Drum
Copeapei
Ae Ok
CPP AW SY Bandas
Gleason
Gleason, Doty and Logan
Inch Lodge
M. McWilson
Pressonville
George M. Stewart
White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Lola Sellers
W. Scribe
Calista Roth
W.H.P
General Services
Goodman
Knapp Shoes
Lee Carter
Wigglesworth Magazine
Conrad’s
Standard Rendering Co
Call Collect
Ottawa Herald General Services Section
Jack Bell Spring Hill
McCracken Electric
Lamar Ferrer
Homer Larrick
Edgerton
Franklin Co
Farmall
John Deere
Stewart Memorials
M Farmall
Porter Turner
South Centropolis
Shaw Hatcheries
Leeds
Leeds, Fort
Rockcreek School
Highland
Sporting Goods
Winfield
Johnson Century
Mercury
Waymires
Mercury Motor
Starcraft Boats
Glastron Boats
Ottawa Boat and Motors
Harold Bones
Ottawa Marine
1St
Shorts
OK Bargain Store
White
Court House
Gambles
128 S
Motorola TV & Stereo
Kroehler Furniture
Harold Stewart Charles Beatty
Harold
Myers Bros
Claude
Oe Howard
Jack Nemon
Printy
Cap
Ben Printy
Ottawa Transfer and Storage Co
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