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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1964
Page
4
RUCK OWNERS are urged to make the second quarterly license tag payment by April at the county Treasurer's office. After April may incur a five percent penalty. The page also notes local ads and notices including a political endorsement and election campaign items.
Admissions list includes Mrs Elmer Caylor Osawatomie Mrs N J Wulff RFD 4 Mrs Virginia Price 828 N Sycamore Ben Seymour 421 S Sycamore Lloyd Martin 908 Maple Mrs Dennis Jacobs 926 S Sycamore Wednesday Births Mr and Mrs Ralph Nelson Pomona son Tuesday weight 7 lb 15 oz Dismissals Mrs Charles Norton Jr 7372 S Main Tuesday Mrs Paul Troop RFD 1 Wednesday
William Dean McBride age 20 and Patricia Ann Ruble age 18, both of Ottawa, have obtained a marriage license.
William J McCarthy 70 a former Ottawa resident died this morning at Fort Dodge Kansas Funeral arrangements by Lamb Funeral Home will be announced tomorrow.
William Joseph McCarthy 70 longtime resident of Ft. Dodge Soldiers Home died at Ft. Dodge Hospital at 7 30 am He was born Aug 8 1893 in Hartford Conn and moved to Ottawa as a child after serving in World War I He married Eleanor Frost in Kansas City in 1920 who died in 1952 He belonged to Sacred Heart Parish Holy Name Society Dodge City and American Legion posts in Ft. Dodge and Ottawa Surviving are two brothers John F McCarthy Oklahoma City and Timothy M McCarthy Ft. Dodge Funeral arrangements are pending with Lamb Funeral.
Walter Victor Lindholm died March 21. Funeral services were held March 24 at Worden EUB Church with Rev. W. J. Ritchey officiating. Pallbearers were Orvil Pohl Harry Flory George Christian Arnold Stoebener Albert Hornberger and Marshall Churchbaugh. Mrs. Fred Breithaupt sang hymns with Mrs. Dudley Gilliland. burial followed in Worden Cemetery.
Easter buying looks set to break records helped by the income tax cut. Merchants say most effects are psychological as savings are not yet seen. Shoppers started strong because Easter is early this year with momentum growing toward the holiday. In New York, National Retail Merchants Association official notes a nationwide 5 percent rise over last year despite weather disruptions, the tax cut aiding sales.
A neighborhood argument led to the arrest of two Ottawa women, Rena L. Curtis and Ednar Ball, who each swore out warrants for the other’s arrest on charges of disturbance of the peace. Both women were released on a $50 bond.
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports cattle and calves at 2400 head with slaughter steers steady and cows 25 to 50 lower. Hogs 2500 head with barrows and gilts up 25, sows 1 to 3 lower. Lambs steady. prime spring lambs at 23.00. Eggs and poultry unchanged. wholesale large eggs 32.36 for 80 percent A.
Emporia Kansas voters approve a $600000 bond issue for a vocational technical school. The ballot tally was 2165 for and 894 against, as reported by AP from the Emporia School District decision on Tuesday.
In Reno Nevada an elderly woman spools through slot machines, preferring silver dollars over coins or slugs. Casino operators warn dwindling mint reserves threaten profits as silver dollars fall from 900 million to under 17 million, with new minting blocked by Congress.
Kansas State Employment Service seeks interested individuals for a Mane power Training Act course in Missouri. One class trains office machine servicemen for typewriters adding machines and calculators over 52 weeks with classes starting April 20 1964 and June 1 1964. Eligible are heads of households unemployed with three years prior work experience and aptitude test results. A piano tuner course will also be offered.
Farmers planning corn storage loans or purchase agreements for 1963 must file by April 1, per county ASC chairman M. Milliken. The notice notes Franklin County is in a designated group of eastern counties for Angoumois moth area coin loans, with earlier filing in this region. The entry blends additional probate and public notices from Franklin County Kansas and Ottawa, including hearings and estate actions.
Farmers may join the 1964 Feed Grain program by diverting at least 20 percent of their feed grain base to conserving uses by March 27, per ASC chairman O. M. Milliken. The rest may be planted to feed grains, qualifying for idle land payments and price support. Diversions of 40 percent or more yield higher payments, with up to half of the diversion payment received this spring and the final payment in the fall.
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