Starbuck home from Korea enlists for six more years
Starbuck, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Starbuck of 724 S. Elm, returns from a nine month tour in Korea and reenlists for six years. He will go to Fort Riley after his furlough. Also in brief: KC Chiefs versus Waymire game on Friday with free activities for youths. Wayne Angell weighs U.S. House race. Dr. McKelvey relocates to 180 West 18th Street. Winton Winter cited on no current registration plate. Ottawa University elects a new student council with David Holmberg as president and Louisburg’s Louis Barkis as vice president.
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Spec
Starbuck
George
S. Elm
Korea
Ft. Riley
Ottawa University
Ronnie Averyt
Martia Barkis
Louisburg
David Holmberg
McPherson
Sarah Schendel
Topeka
Richard Winchester
Ottawa
Thief Steals Coins From Local Home in 10 Days
Lucky Williams reports burglary at 609 S. Sycamore where three to four dollars in Mercury head dimes and four old half dollars plus two Kennedy halves vanished in the past ten days from his son Tom Williams’s bedroom. Ellis Piano Tuning CH 24431 mentioned in note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Lucky Williams
S. Sycamore
Tom
Dairy judging school for 4H leaders set at extension office
A dairy judging school for 4H members and leaders is scheduled for 7 30 p m Thursday at the extension office in the basement of the Franklin County Courthouse. Dr John F Hudelson DVM 404 W 4th will preside at the Region two spring meeting of the Kansas Association of School Boards in Emporia on April 5. He is Region two vice president and president of the 290 District school board in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Court House
John
F.” Hudelson
W. 4Th
Kansas Association of School Boards
Emporia
Ottawa
Court sanctions for multiple motorists near Ottawa
Raymond L. Kutz pleaded guilty to failing to maintain minimum 40 mph on Interstate and fined 5 dollars plus costs. Wilma Feathers cited for no current registration and fined 5 dollars. Francis Herron fined 10 dollars for speeding 60 in a 50 zone. Charles Wilson fined 10 dollars for speeding 70 in a 50 zone. Roy Berry fined 5 dollars for speeding 72 in a 60 zone. Robert Murphy fined 5 dollars for no trailer lights. David Robinson forfeited 5 dollars for no tail or stop lights. John Smith forfeited 45 dollars plus costs for speeding 90 in a 70 zone and no current registration. Paul Kapke fined 50 dollars for speeding 108 in a 60 zone with license issue dismissed. Roger Owings fined 18 dollars for speeding 78 in a 60 zone with license issue dismissed. Victor Riffel Jr. fined 15 dollars for speeding 75 in a 60 zone. William Edwards pleaded guilty to speeding 70 in a 60 zone. Charles Brewer pleaded guilty to being drunk in public and fined 50 dollars. William Wycoff fined 10 dollars for speeding 80 in a 70 zone. Akila Alfoor fined 5 dollars for no current registration. Sharon Duvall found guilty of failing to reduce speed to avoid an accident and fined 10 dollars. Robert Albers fined 16 dollars for speeding 76 in a 60 zone. Richard Kennedy found guilty of reckless driving and license violations, total 60 dollars. Raymond Dunn fined 50 dollars for speeding 70 and illegal liquor transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond L. Kutz
Strong City
Ottawa
Kutz
Wilma J. Feathers
Greeley
Francis Oliver Herron
Whittier
Calif
Williamsburg
Charles C. Wilson
David R. Robinson
Jopelin
John L. Smith
Camp Penscieton
Paul K. Kapke JR
Pleaesant Hill
Roger K. Owings
Wellssville
Victor P. Riffel, JR
Council Grove
Pomona
William S. Edwards
Lyndon
Charles W. Brewer
Baldwin
Wellsville
William B, Wycoff
Garnett
Akila
Alfoor
Richard L. Kennedy
Springfield
Kansas
Raymond C. Dunn
Cigar Smoking Drunks Suspected in Pomona Break‑In
Sheriff's deputies hunt for suspects after a Jameson service station at Pomona reported a theft Saturday night. More than 16 cases of beer and four boxes of cigars were stolen along with a damaged rear door, a drawer in the ice cream parlor, pennies, a flashlight, and other goods taken before 7 am Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jameson
Pomona
Funeral for William Harold Ball Held in Dengeland
Services for William Harold Ball who died March 10 were held March 14 at Dengeland Son Mortuary with Rev. Richard Copeland officiating. Pallbearers named Tom Rathjen Leo Fergue son John Mathias George Barber Emory Deaton and Alfred Mathias. C J Milton sang hymns with Mrs R L Stevens. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harold Ball
Dengeland Son Mortuary
Richard Copeland
Tom Rathjen
Leo Fergueson
John Mathias
George Barber
Emory Deaton
Alfred Mathias
C. J. Milton
R. L. Stevens
Higheland Cemetery
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Notice
Hospital notes list admissions on Monday and Tuesday for Paul Pruett Quenemo George Reyes 104 S Oak Mrs Cora Pursley 724 N Main Peter Johannes 412 W 5th and dismissals for Mrs R B Steelman Waverly RFD 2 Monday Mrs Clifford Gibson Ottawa RFD 2 Mrs James Langley and daughter Pomona Stella Hendrix Pomona Fred Noel 613 Elm Sylvia Smith Bonner Springs Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Pruett
Quenemo
George Reyes
S. Oak
Cora Pursley
N. Main
Peter Johannes
W. 5Th
R. B. Steelman
Waverly
RFD
Clifford Gibson
Ottawa Rfd
James Langley
Pomona
Stella Hendrix
Fred Noel
Sylvia Smith
Bonner Springs
Market Report From KC Supplies and Livestock Prices
KC Markets Kansas City AP Market roundup lists various egg prices for wholesale and consumer sizes. Cattle numbers show 2,500 head with steers, heifers, cows and feeders, with prices like 27.25 to 28.00 for choice slaughter steers and 18.00 to 20.50 for utility cows. Hogs at 2,500 head up 25-50, with barrows and gilts 24.50-25.00 and 200-240 lb at 25.00. Sows 21.25-23.00. Sheep 500 with lambs and ewes steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Franklin County Club Days Winners At Ottawa High School
Franklin County Club Days at Ottawa High School awarded blue ribbons across divisions. Top clubs include Berea Boosters 4-H in Model Meetings, Rambling Ranchers in plays and musical games, Full O' Pep in Advanced Musical Games, Town and Country II in junior and senior dance exhibitions, with Town and Country II named top blue overall and set to compete at Regional 4-H Club Days in Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Ottawa High School
Berea Boosters
Silver Leaf
Westerners
Trail Blazers
Greenwood Rockets
Baldwin
First Phase Of Parking Lot Program Completed
Ottawa city authorized purchase of land in the west half of Walnut Street blocks for two downtown parking lots named Alpha and Bravo. Estimated costs are 170000 and 160000 dollars. plans target completion by June with demolition and construction to follow. The parking meter fund will share costs with property owners, avoiding higher taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Chase Land
Walnut Street
Alpha
Bravo
Herald
Sleepy Driver Wrecks Auto Near Ottawa
Steven R. Call, 18, of Mildred, drove a 1958 Ford north on US 159 about 11:40 p.m. Friday two miles south of Ottawa, veered off the road, tearing down a sign and fences. He said he dozed off. He was uninjured. Damage was estimated at $82.50 for the sign and fence. car damage not estimated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven R. Call
Mildred
Ottawa
Two-Car Crash In Ottawa Parish Leaves Minor Involved
A late Monday collision at about 9 45 p m in the 100 block of East Fifth involved Sharon K Pope 16 Ottawa RFD 2 driving a 1960 Ford headed west and Eugene C Sievers 48 1133 College in a 1963 Chevrolet backing from a parking stall The right rear fender of the Ford was struck Damage to the Ford estimated at 25 dollars The backing car was undamaged and no injuries were reported
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East Fifth
Sharon K. Pope
Ottawa
RFD
Fifth Street
Eugene C. Sievers
College
Sievers
Funeral Services for Janet L. Basel
Funeral services for Janet L Basel aged 5 of Williamsburg are set at Williamsburg Methodist Church Wednesday at 2 p m Rev Michael Spaulding presiding Interment Mt Hope Cemetery Family requests no flowers and expressions of sympathy through contributions to Williamsburg Methodist Church Building Fund
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Janet L. Base el
Williamsburg
Williamsburg Methodist Church
Michael Spaulding
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Williamsburg Methodist Church Building Fund
Elks Pick Scholarship Winners at Ottawa Lodge
Ottawa Elks Lodge No 803 selected two Ottawa High School seniors as scholarship winners. Anne Christie, daughter of Rex and Mrs Christie of 1446 S Willow, won first prize of 30 dollars and Teresa Doerr, daughter of Glenn and Mrs Doerr of 424 S Hickory, won second prize of 20 dollars. Both brochures were sent to the Kansas State Elks Association committee for state and national consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Elks Lodge No. 803
Ottawa High School
Anne Christie
Rex Christie
S. Willow
Teresa Doerr
Glenn H. Doerr
S. Hickory
Anne
Teresa
Multiple Farm and Livestock Sales Around Ottawa Kansas
Ottawa area sale dates list several auctions for cattle machinery and farm goods. Events include Myers Bros North Ottawa sale on March 15 at 10 a.m. and Claude Beeks Farm Machinery sale March 24 at 1 p.m. at Baldwin. Printy & Son host auctions weekly in Ottawa with Tuesday and Thursday sessions, plus an Antique Auction March 19. Also noted are Council Grove Livestock Auction Saturdays, Osage City Tuesdays, and individual listings for George Haas owner, Jim Brady Auctioneer, Harold Stewart Real Estate, and Virgil Horrell Estate closing out farm sale in Lawrence with times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
Ottawa
Mar
Ivan Barrett
West
South Waverly
Kan
Claude Beeks
Baldwin
Kansas
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
Main
N. Main
George Haas
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Council Grove
Jim” Brady
Harold Stewart
Havey Worthington
S. Maple
Virgil Horrell
Frank Horrell
Lawrence
Kans
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KC Chiefs
Waymires
Jr. Higym
Adv
Wayne Angell
Robert F. Ellsworth
Dr. McKelvey
West 18Th Street
Winton
Row
Paul Christie
Dearborn
Mich
Howard Tiffany
Paul Peffly
Phoenix
Ariz
Jim Montgomery
Wichita
Elwood English
Livingston
Mont
Charles Upshaw
Denver
Colo
Harold Matney
Ellis
Hickory
Cseapel
North Main Keke
Ensee
Oittawa, Kansas
Elks
Cliff
Ord
Hobbs
Ottawa, Kansas
ECG R
Mike
Donald Cromwell
Elsie McManus
Ransom Memorial Hospital
St. Mary’s Hospital
Rochester
Minnsota
H. B, Snyder
Ottawa Lodge
A.F
A.M
All Masons
Estel O
Northway
W.M
Clarence E
Rea
Union
Hazel Ogle
W,m
Vola Phillips
Lecy
Davis Paint Store
Raney Drugs
Grace Middleton
U. S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Ottawa Herald
Tom Paxson
Clover Farm Market
Donald K. Reid
DOZER
Gardner
Lawrence, Kans
P.O
General Services
Ward Underwood
J.W. Taylor
Mate
JW. Taylor
Gene Powell
Bennie Stineson
Standard
Fred Moore
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