Ransom clinic date set with X-ray days listed
The next chest clinic will be held at Ransom Memorial Hospital on Thursday March 28 announced by Dr. F A Trump X rays will be taken Monday and Tuesday March 25 and 26 appointments for X rays can be made by calling Dr Trump s office Gardner P Walker Jr left for Arlington Va after being called home by the death of his mother Mrs Harma L Walker Ottawa police report several petty incidents including a $15 bond for illegal auto registration a missing spare tire and a missing overcoat Franklin County Teachers Association will hear Marion McGehee executive secretary of the Kansas State School Board Association speak tonight at 7 at the National Guard Armory Ottawa.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
F. A. Trump
Trump
Gardner P. Walker, Jr
Arlington, Va
Ottawa
Harma L. Walker
Marion McGehee
Kansas State School Board Association
Franklin County Teachers Association
National Guard Armory
Finance and Revenue
Cheney
J. R. Hanes
Lyle D
Board OF Education
Chesbro
Vernon B. Hudelson
John F. McKelvey
Don L. Seymour
Ethel Rule Smith
Ray V. Spencer
Wlzabeth
Kansas
Donald R. Capper
Ottawa Teens Escape Injury In Car Crash
Three Ottawa youths escaped injury when a 1954 car driven by Wayne Miller 17 left Seven Hills Road two miles north and two west of Ottawa, flipped, and rested on its wheels with its nose in a creek at 9 58 p m. Accompanied by Gene Akers 16 and Jerry Yost 18, the vehicle owned by Ancel Miller Garner t was demolished, Undersheriff Max Gilmore reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Wayne Miller
S. Willow
Ancel Miller
Garnett
Seven Hills Road
Franklin County
Max Gilmore
Gene Akers
Cypress
Jerry Yost
S. Cherry
Initiation at Ottawa Elks Lodge Hosts Osawatomie Officers
Ottawa Elks Lodge No. 803 hosted Osawatomie Lodge officers for initiation rites Thursday night. Osawatomie officers conducted the ceremony for two candidates, Jerry D. Harrell and Walter O. Bush, with lodge pins presented by James Dean Harrell and Gene Bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Osage City caucus selects local candidates
At a Osage City caucus the following were chosen as candidates for city and board of education offices: Mayor Paul R. Smith Police Judge William Humphrey City Treasurer Ellis Swarts Councilmen 1st Ward Thomas Stephenson 2nd Ward Louis Ritz Unexpired term 2nd Ward Wayne Jones 3rd Ward Edward Larson 4th Ward Louis Regenold District 20 School Board W L McElfresh Paul Adams Lawrence Dorr District 10 Rural School Board Winston Morehead Albert Lundgren Horace Kibbe.
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Osage
Osage City
City
Winston Morehead
Albert Lundgren
Horace Kibbe
Auto Race Driver Johnny Boyd to Speak at Ottawa High
Indy 500 driver Johnny Boyd will present the Champion Highway Safety Program at Ottawa High School on March 25. He is among eight drivers promoting the program in schools nationwide since 1954, reaching over 3,000,000 students. Boyd also speaks at a Lions Club noon meeting that day. his local appearance is sponsored by Hughes Auto Parts. He placed tenth in the 1962 Memorial Day Classic and has 16 years of racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Boyd
Ottawa High School
Boyd
United States
Lions Club
Indianapolis
Hughes Auto Parts
Church Plans Quiet Day For Women
The Episcopal Churchwomen organize an annual Quiet Day for Women on Monday March 25. The program opens with Holy Communion at 9 30 a.m. Rev Mark D McCallum of All Saints Episcopal Church Omaha Nebraska gives day meditations. Lunch noon arranged by Mrs Loren Latimer. The day ends with evening prayer at 3 p.m. Guests may attend.
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Episcopal
Mark D. McCallum
All Saints Episcopal Church
Omaha
Neb
Father McCallum
Nebraska Churchman
Omaha Council of Churches
Diocese of
Nebraska
Loren Latimer
Cattle and hog markets rise and fall at KC auction
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports cattle prices mix up to five higher for slaughter steers and feeders up to 50 higher, with good to choice steers 20.50 to 23.00 and vealers 24.00 to 30.00. Hogs soften with barrows and gilts down 1 to 3, lambs 2.65 to 0.50 higher, ewes up to 0.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Reader Tip Prize Promised By The Herald
The Herald offers five dollars weekly for the best news tip submitted by a reader. Tips should be timely, accurate, and providing useful information for our reporting. Submit to the newsroom with your contact details for verification.
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the Herald
Honor OES Past Matrons and Patrons at Quenemo ceremony
About 30 officers, members and visitors gathered to honor 13 past matrons and patrons of Quenemo Chapter No 63 OES in a ceremony titled Yours Are The Hands. Honorees included Myrtle Rogers and Lela Comstock. past patrons Sam Gordon and Martin Allen were present. Committees were formed for a food sale on March 30 at 9 p.m. in the Annex. The worthy matron announced honors for the conductress and associate conductress at the April 1 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quenemo
OES
Myrtle Rogers
Margaret Brann
Lela Comstock
Lora Leonard
Florence Windett
Thelma Nelson
Eva Hughes
Minnie Engle
Betty Sims
Julia Valliere
Osawatomie
Lillian Gray
Osage City
Sam Gordon
Martin Allen
Annex
St Paul AME Plans Vespers Sunday Evening Event
The St Paul AME Church youth department presents the second in a Sunday vespers series at 4 on Sunday March 24. The Little I club and Busy Bees back the program themed The Lord's Prayer in Word and Song with musical numbers. Merida Silvey chairs. Kitty Armstrong is pianist. Public invited.
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St. Paul Ame Church
Little
I” Club
Busy Bees
Merida Silvey
Kitty Armstrong
Pills Mix Up At Animal Shelter
Mrs Beatrice M Peck Humane Society board chair says an incident at the shelter led to a medical mix up when she took a cold pill thinking it was a dog’s reducing pill. She discovered the dog had taken her cold medicine and she had taken the dog’s reducing pills.
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Animal Shelter
Beatrice M. Peck
Humane Society Board
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Brief
Admissions list includes Deanna Wallace of Waverly Friday Bill Gentner of 119 S Hickory Harry Johnson of RFD 4 and Mrs Coleman Lackey of Kansas City Saturday. Dismissals note Mrs William Lucas and baby son of 207 Ash John Randell Hug gard II of Waverly John Neill of Quenemo Larry Crawford of 510 S Cherry Saturday.
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Deanna Wallace
Waverly
Bill Gentner
S. Hickory
Harry Johnson
RFD
Mrs. Coleman’ Lackey
Kansas City
William Lucas
Ash
John Randell Huggard II
John Neill
Quenemo
Larry Crawford
S. Cherry
Pomona High Students Start 50 Mile Hike to Lawrence
Pomona High School students and teacher Wayne Robuck began a 50 mile trek from Pomona to Lawrence at 3 55 a m Saturday March 23. Each hiker must supply food and be prepared to be picked up if needed. Robucks classes will visit Topeka next week to attend a state legislature session.
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Pomona High
Wayne Robuck
Pomona
Lawrence
Robuck
Topeka
Rehearsal At Wellsville For Anne of Green Gables
Wellsville High School rehearsals are underway for the senior class play, a three act comedy titled Anne of Green Gables. directed by Lowe Frisbie, the performance is set for 8 p.m. Friday April 19 in the school multipurpose room. cast includes Susan Gleisberg Carol Lawrenz Omera Knoop Nancy Shannon Robert Harra Bonnie Bivins Pam Poole Lois Schendel Nancy Harris Janet Reeves Jean Whiteford Roger Johnston Dale O'Connor Larry Denton Judie Fiehler Emma Jane Hays will assist as stage directors.
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Wellsville
Wellsville High School
Anne of Green Gables
Lowe Frisbie
Susan Gleisberg
Carol Lawrenz
Omera Knoop
Nancy Shannon
Robert Harra
Bonnie Bivins
Pam Poole
Lois Schendel
Nancy Harris
Janet Reeves
Jean Whiteford
Roger Johnston
Dale O’connor
Larry Denton
Judie Fiehler
Emma Jane Hays
Teenage Privileges and Parental Rules Questioned
A teenager argues for makeup and dating rights with parental limits. Ann Landers counsels responsible behavior, urges parental judgment by a trusted clergyman, and notes the need for maturity before granting adult privileges. The column also addresses revenge ethics, custody questions, and a Bible quote inquiry.
Death of William D. Wood 74 former Ottawan near Hutchinson
William D. Wood 74 former Ottawan died this morning in Hutchinson after living there since 1919. Born 1888 in Larabee Iowa he was the son of H D Wood and Ida Tilton Wood. Survived by wife Fay Kirchhofer and two stepsons Kenneth Kirchhofer Colorado Springs and Jack Kirchhover Kansas City Kansas. Funeral Monday March 25 at 10 a.m. Johnson Son Chapel Hutchinson with burial Highland Cemetery graveside service at 3:30 p.m. Monday.
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William D. Wood
Hutchinson
Otawa
Larabee
Iowa
H. D
Ida (Tilton) Wood
Fay Kirchhofer
Chloris Short
Kenneth Kirchhofer
Colorado Springs
Jack Kirchhofer
Kansas City
Kas
First Presbyterian Church
The
American Legion
Johnson & Son Chapel
Highland Cemetery
Burns Fatal Fire Claims Child In Nickelson Incident
In Nickelson, Kansas, five year old Sidney Elliott died from burns suffered in a butane explosion and fire. His parents Henry J. Elliott and his nine year old sister Rita Elliott remain hospitalized with burn injuries.
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Nickerson
Kan
Sidney Elliott
Henry J. Elliott
Rita
Notice of Appointment in Estate of Claude Summers
First published March 16 1963 in The Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas notices creditors heirs and others that on March 11 1963 the administratrix was appointed and qualified to administer the estate of Claude Summers deceased late of Franklin County Kansas. Creditors must exhibit demands within nine months from the first publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probate
Franklin County
Kansas
Claude Summers
Kansas and nearby estate auctions and sales notices
A sequence of sale notices and auctions across Kansas items include household goods in Williamsburg on March 23 at City Hall and a March 25 night consignment sale in Lawrence by Lawrence Livestock Sale Co. frequent weekly auctions at Overbrook and Ottawa, and real estate storage and furniture auctions in Edna and Ottawa with dates, locations, and contact details.
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Charles Lyndon
Kansas
Emma Atkinson
City Hall
Williamsburg
Kas
Lawrence Livestock Sale Co
East 11Th St. Lawrence
Printy
Ben Printy
Perry Welen
Ottawa
W. W. Goodwin
Edna
Coffeyville
166
Ottawa Transfer and Storage Co
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Ellis
Murray Moffett
S. Locust
Baker University
Gabriel Faure
First Methodist Church
Baldwin
W. C. Rice
Nancy Barrett
Lincoln
Bennett
William A. Holloman
Sunflower Village
Russell Davis
Barrett Parks
Willow Lane
Ottawa Country Club
Lindel Chism
Oklahoma Tire & Supply Co
Dave LeRoue
Herald
Jack
Pence Food Center
a_ sewing nations corner
Hardware Age
Harry Smith Auto Supply
Madison’s
Ralph
Sadie Heckman
Leavenworth
Joe’s Cafe
Sadie
Wayne Lewis
Keen Co
Lewis
Edgerton
Lyndon
Lebo
St. Paul Ame
Pomona News
Mary Hudelson
DeVry Corporation of Chicago
Call Stewart
South Water Tower
W. 15Th
Ann Landers
Miss Landers
Ann
Main Street
Dear Ann Landers
Legals
Lamb
Muriel L. Devine
Anderson & Byrd Attorneys
DEA
David Richeson
Clara Finch
W.C. Marie Raffelock
Secy
American Motels, Inc
No. 7Th St
P. O
Las Vegas
Nevada
Dept. G
Chanute
Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Harold
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Prankie County Sale Company
Howard Conley
Wilson St
L. T. Kent
Tremont St
Jack Nelson
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Alien County Livestock Auntlachery
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