Graveside rites for Mrs Helen Casida two survivors listed
Graveside services for Mrs. Helen Casida 62 of 321 W 4th were held at Highland Cemetery with Rev. David R Mouille officiating. Survivors include husband Lee A Casida a son Roger in Oklahoma City and daughters Jane Tarwater and Anne Wood plus seven grandchildren. Donations suggested to Grace Episcopal Church Remembrance Trust Fund.
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Lee A
Casida
Helen Casida
W. 4Th
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Highland Cemetery
David R. Mouille
Richmond
Ernest M
Nina (Kelsey) Henderson
Franklin County
el Dorado
Ottawa University
Grace
Harris I. Murray
Rosa B. Murray
Burlingame
Murray
Baldwin
Ottawa Hch Club
Betty Barnes Barker
Council Grove
Helen George
Burlingame Rfd
Helen Henderson Casida
Otawa
Lee A. Casida
David R. Moullle
Appanoose Pomona Booster Club Meeting Scheduled
The Appanoose Pomona Booster Club will meet at 7 30 p m Monday in Pomona High School’s multi purpose room. The Herald corrects Friday trash fire at 313 Willow and regrets the error. Lyla Hunt, Pomona RFD 1, a Washburn University senior nursing student, received a Joss Scholarship Fund award. Western Bell art contest invites Kansas artists to submit works for Telephone Talk covers with a $100 prize. Slides postmarked by July 18 to Kansas Art Southwestern Bell Room 505 220 E Sixth Topeka Kan 66803. Airman Michael C Lickteig son of Cecil F Lickteig Garnett RFC 1 graduated with honors at Keesler AFB Miss from avionics training and will report to Tinker AFB OK for Tactical Air Command duties.
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Appanoose-Pomona
Pomona High School
Lyla Hunt
Lyle Hunt
Pomona Rfd 1
Washburn University
Topeka
Joss Scholarship Fund
Southwestern Bell
Kansas
Bell
Kansas Art
Sixth
Kan
Michael C. Lickteig
Cecil F. Lickteig
Garnett Rfc 1
Keesler Afb
Miss
U.S. Air Force
Lickteig
Tinker Afb
Okla
Tactical Air Command
Local Ad Briefs Mix Script and Community Notices
A community page lists dozens of notices and ads from Ottawa area businesses and churches. It includes Milk and paneling prices, radio broadcasts, church events, Easter buffet, skating nights, and a revival service. Public safety items report an accident, admissions and discharges at local hospitals, births and obituaries, and sheriff activity.
Wall Street Crime and Market Rally News Brief
DPS reports Sunday vandalism and a Friday or Saturday bicycle theft in Kansas City area. Damages to a Melvin Molitor vehicle included broken windows and a damaged windshield using a half inch pipe. a Norman C. Jacobs bicycle was valued at 80 to 90 dollars. In Ottawa, court awarded Case Brothers 3,000 dollars after alleging it was low bidder for DPS remodeling. Ottawa Library hosts Richard Kobs art collection open until April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Safety
Melvin Molitor
DPS
Norman C. Jacobs
Canterbury Court
District Court
Case Brothers of
Topeka
City of
Ottawa
Case
Donald
Federal Land Bank
Ann
Kobs
Thebrary
Mantle Son Tries Out For Yankees In Hollywood
In Hollywood Florida Mickey Mantle’s son, 23, seeks a pro contract with the New York Yankees after years away from baseball. He resembles his father in swing and look but faces old-age doubts and a trial basis invite from Yankees officials.
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Hollywood
Fla
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Mantle
Yankees
Dallas
Young Mantle
Mickey
Jack Butterfield
David
Billy
Danny
Yankee Stadium
Whitey Ford
Eddie
Tommy
Butterfield
Gardner Edgerton make up days scheduled this spring
Local district announces three scheduled make up days for Gardner Edgerton schools. March 27 and March 31 plus May 26, with a reserve day on May 27 if weather forces closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner
Gardner-Edgerton
Weekend minor fires reported by DPS across city
The Department of Public Safety logged three small fires over the weekend with no injuries or damage. On Saturday a pile of old tires burned near 434 Maple Street, Clyde Mace listed as the residence owner. A grass fire at Minnick Motors near Second and Cedar was put out with suspicions of arson. On Sunday a grass fire near 1003 Mulberry Street, started by blowing trash, list Danny L Gumfory as owner.
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South Main
Department of Public Safety
Una B. Hinderliter
Hickory
James W. Rager
Lyndon
S. Maple
Clyde Mace
Minnick Motors
Second
Cedar Street
DPS
Minnick
S. Mulberry
Danny L Gumfory
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the Daily Report
the Herald
321 Willow
313 Willow
The
Herald
Ad Briefs
N. Main
Metzger Salvage
KOFO
Mon
Faith Lutheran Guild
North American
Farm Bureau
Scott's
Ottawa Country Club
Faith Lutheran Church
John Mathews
Community Foursquare Church
9Th
Standlee Crane
Evangelistic Center Church
Community Revival Church
24Th
Davis Road
Carey
Lee
Nickelson
Robson- Towner
Peoria
Merle Flanner
Melvin Clevenger
Craig Hinderliter
Philip Mosher
Gerald Slemp
Alvin Hinderliter
Frank Stanturf
Warren Baysinger
Harry Shaver
U.S.C
Florence Betz
Lane
Ralph Hunt
Pomona
Melvin Kneedler
Nels Kristensen
Dale Watts
Sycamore
Donnie Plake
Ryan Ayers
Willow
Alfred Stevenson
Rantoul
Mary Spears
Everett Slifer
Maggie Poage
Crestview Nursing Home
Della Schoonover
Forrest Lowry
Lola Kelson
Princeton
Susan Jones
Mulberry
John Thompson
S. Hickory
Sheriff's News
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Lynn A. Hiatt
S. Main
Hiatt
Us-59 Highway
Centropolis Road
Sheriff's Department
Barbara J. Curless
Wellsville
John P. Schler
Wichita
Schler
William Sidwell
Robert Luce
Robert L. Luce
Ottawan
American Garelli Corporation
Columbia, D. C
Luce
Garelli
S. Oak
Wall Street
Public Safety News
Kansas City, Mo
New York
Hercules
Armstrong Cork
SCA Services
K Mart
Hughes Tool Co
Lamb-Roberts
Funeral Home
Golden
Ottawa Herald
Osage City
National Guard Armory
Second and Market
Osage County
Osage
Continental
Edgerton
Continental Telephone of
Johnson County
Wildlife Meeting
PAOLA
Town Hall
Citizen's State Bank
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Miami Sportsman's Club
Lice
Burlington
Garnett
First Christian Church
Second and
Walnut
Paul Lynn
United Methodist
Greeley
First United Methodist Church of
Saddle Club
DeLayne Long Rodeo Company
Lyndon Saddle Club
Lyndon Jaycees
Dengel & Sonitetoe
Dslinecesey
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