Quiet title action settled in Franklin County Court
A quiet title action favored plaintiff Carlos G Pence against J E Rodman and others in Franklin County District Court. A divorce case by Mrs Margaret E Bollinger against Charles G Bollinger was dismissed in Franklin County. Night Smorgasbord at the Coffee Shop ADV announced. A nursing aide course starts April 1 at Cedar House nursing home with sessions 8:30 to 10:30 a m on Mondays and Wednesdays. Contact county health office CH 2-1873 by Friday. Funeral services for Fred S Bayless set Friday at 2 p m in Wall Fenderfer Chapel Topeka with burial Foster Cemetery. Mr Bayless died Tuesday at Olive Tenpenny’s home in Williamstown, where he had lived since last November. he previously lived in Topeka. Ellis Piano Tuning listed at CH 2-4431. Rev Arthur Gerhold, pastor of Foursquare Gospel Church, resigned and heads to Los Angeles to resume ministry. trip via Pueblo and Albuquerque to visit relatives. Scouts from Eugene Field School visited Pepsi Cola plant and Bennett Creamery. Scouts named include David and Danny Crum Fred Perez Mike Gentry C L Young Steve Dryden Doug Barnes and Alan Bear. Den mother is Mrs John Dryden. assistant is Mrs Kenneth Gentry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar House Nursing Home
County Health Office
Fred S. Bayless
Clair A. Bayless
Wall-Diffenderfer
Topeka
Foster Cemetery
Mr. Bayless
Olive Tenpenny
RFD
Williamstown
Arthur Gerhold
Foursquare Gospel Church
Los Angeles
Calif
Pueblo
Colo
Albuquerque
N. M
Moale
KC Markets Kansas City Live Cattle and Hog Prices Report
Kansas City markets report cattle receipts around 3,800 head with calves 100. Slaughter steers, heifers and cows mostly steady. choice steers 22.50 to 23.75, good 21.50 to 32.75, choice heifers 22.50 to 60, utility and commercial cows 15.25 to 17.00, good and choice dealers 24.00 to 30.00. Feeder steers 22.00 to 25.50. In hogs, barrows and gilts steady to strong, sows steady. 190 to 250 lb barrows and gilts 13.75 to 14.35, sows 12.50 to 13.26. Sheep 800 head with slaughter lambs and ewes steady. choice to prime lambs 19.25, cull to good ewes 6.00 to 7.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Hospital Notes Admissions and Transfers
Admissions list includes Fred Gardner of 519 W 4th Mrs Hibbard Taul RFD 1 Baldwin Mrs Lloyd Peace Princeton Mrs Ralph Rodgers Melvern Mrs Norman White 1541 S Main Tuesday Charles O Hazelrigg Pierre S D Guy Weburg RFD 2 Over brook Mrs Robret Player and baby daughter 428 Walnut Mrs Hannah Golding 609 transferred to KU Medical Center Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gardner
W. 4Th
Hibbard Taul
RFD
Baldwin
Lloyd Peace
Princeton
Ralph Rodgers
Melvern
Norman White
S. Main
Charles O. Hazelrigg
Pierre
S D
Guy Weburg
Overbrook
Robret Player
Hannah Golding
Cedar
KU Medical Center
Death of Henry W. Saxton Cornell trained buttermaker
Mrs C A Novak received word of the death of her brother Henry W Saxton after an operation at Robert Packer Hospital Sayre Pa Saxton was a Cornell trained buttermaker and later ran a dairy farm at Troy Pa until retirement He visited Ottawa several times Funeral is set for Friday March 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Novak
Henry W. Saxton
Robert Packer Hospital
Sayre
Cornell University
Troy
Ottawa
Novak
Edgerton Resident Chloe Hooker Dies at 57
Chloe Hooker of Edgerton died today at his stepfather C. W. Graves home in Edgerton. Born June 24, 1904, he lived most of his life in Edgerton. Funeral at 2 p.m. Friday at Coughlin Funeral Home Wellsville with burial in Edgerton Cemetery. Surviving: stepfather, sisters Hazel Holt, Marion Peer, Mabel Gillihan, Helen Graves. brothers Howard Hooker, Cecil Graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chloe Hooker
Edgerton
C. W. Graves
Coughlin
Wellsville
Mr. Hooker
Hazel Holt
Kansas City
Marion Peer
Kas
Mabel Gillihan
Helen Graves
Home
Howard Hooker
Cecil Graves
Death Notices: Mrs Elva May Potter 81 of Wichita
Mrs Elva May Potter 81 of Wichita died at her home Tuesday night after a long life in Franklin County born in Odon Indiana May 21 1881 moved to Franklin County in 1912 and lived on a farm on RFD 4 with husband William Edgar Potter who died February 11 1958 They had married April 6 1902 at Plainville Indiana Services set for Saturday at 2 30 p m at Towners Chapel burial in Highland Cemetery Surviving are two sons Owen L and Ray W Potter four daughters Irl Landers N P Elliott W D Mack and Ed Ferguson a niece Mrs Daniel Arnold 16 grandchildren 13 great grandchildren two sisters Mrs Emma Ketchum and Mrs Myrtle Hoss and one brother Denis Seniff Preceding relatives listed include a sister and a brother and extended family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva May Potter
Wichita
RFD 4
Towners Chapel
Highland Cemetery
Potter
Odon
Ind
Franklin County
Wiliam Edgar Potter
Plainville
First Methodist Church
Owen L
Ray W. Potter
RFD
Irl Landers
Fruita
Colo
N. P. Elliott
W. D. Mack
Ottawa
Ed Ferguson
Wellsville
Daniel Arnold
Emma Ketchum
Myrtle Hoss
Denis Seniff
Brownwood
Tex
Funeral services held for Mrs Elva James in Jena Louisiana
Funeral services were yesterday in Jena Louisiana for Mrs Elva James a former Ottawa resident who died Saturday after years of poor health. She worked at Crown Drug Store in Ottawa and is survived by her husband T H James a son Jack in California and two sisters Mrs Fred New and Mrs Jeff Finch of Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jena
Elva James
Ottawa
Crown Drug Store
T. H. James
Jack
California
Fred New
Jeff Finch
Breath Of Spring Writer A Good Actor In Ottawa Play
Peter Coke, famed as an actor, wrote Breath of Spring a witty comedy now in Ottawa. The Ottawa Community Theater Players present it at Memorial Auditorium with Ruth Lathrop Kirven directing. performances start at 8 15 p.m. Tickets are $1, 25 cents extra for reserved seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Coke
London
Coke
Ottawa Memorial Auditorium
Ottawa Community Theater Players, Inc. Inc
RADA
Lord Pym
County Engineer In Hospital
Franklin County Commission appointed John Rogers of 226 S Oak as acting county engineer to fill in for Fred Gardner who was hospitalized yesterday. The appointment will be renewed every 30 days pending Gardner's return. Gardner was admitted to Ransom Memorial Hospital with high blood pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rogers
S. Oak
Franklin County
Franklin County Commission
Fred Gardner
Roger
Gardner
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Davis Named Kansas City Mayor
Ilus W. Davis, running as the Citizens Association candidate, defeated Dutton Brookfield of the Independent Voters Association to win the Kansas City mayoralty. Unofficial returns show Davis ahead 54,968 to 52,603 with 2,600 absentee ballots left to count, and Citizens candidates sweeping nine of twelve council seats. Davis, a 47 year old attorney and former council member, faces a coalition-ruled city seeking more revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Nonpartisan
Citizens Association
Tom Pendergast
City
Ilus W. Davis
Dutton Brookfield
New Independent Voters Association
Davis
Citizens
City Hall
Brookfield
Police Commission
IVA
Catches Moles With Cheese On South Willow Porch
Mrs. Elvin Currant of 234 Willow found movement on her back porch and baited a trap with cheese. She caught a baby mole first then a second one, confirming success in deterring intruders on South Willow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Willow
Funerals for Herman A Stoltz Held at Lamb Funeral Home
Herman A Stoltz died March 23. Funeral services were held March 26 with Rev. Charles P Knight officiating. Pallbearers included Kenneth E Andrews Frank D Cook Walter S Pierson Virgil L Smith Fred H Disque and W Phil McCracken. Dean Zook sang with Mrs J R Henning on piano. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery with Warren Black Post No 60 American Legion present and John Stark as bugler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman A. Stoltz
Lamb Funeral
Charles P. Knight
Kenneth E. Andrews
Frank D. Cook
Walter S. Pierson
Virgil L. Smith
Fred H. Disque
W. Phil McCracken
Dean Zook
J. R. Henning
Highland Cemetery
Warren Black Post No. 60
American Legion
John Stark
South African Evangelist To Preach At Wellsville
Rev Richard Green evangelist from Johannesburg returns to the United States for a second tour and will conduct meetings at the Wellsville Baptist Church from March 31 to April 7. He has led crusades across Africa and Europe and spoken at youth rallies and camps. He has radio experience in America and a regular broadcast in South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Green
Johannesburg
South Africa
United States
Wellsville Baptist Church
Rhodesia
France
Belgium
Holland
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Germany
British Isles
Mr. Green
America
Rotarians Name New Officers Ottawa Club picks new leaders
Newly elected officers of the Ottawa Rotary Club are Robert Shields as president Emory McKenzie as vice president Glen Hayward as secretary Clarence Hegberg as treasurer James Waller as sergeant at arms and Wayne Gilliland as editor of Rotawa. Directors include James Allen Walter Dengel John Gutschenritter George Hughes Emory McKenzie Lawrence Ogg John Pinney John Reynolds Owen Shofner and Rev Charles Knight, with the outgoing president. New officers assume duties July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Rotary Club
Robert Shields
Emory McKenzie
Glen Hayward
Clarence Hegberg
James Wallen
Wayne Gilliland
Rotawa
James Allen
Walter Dengel
John Gutschenritter
Geroge Hughes
Lawrence Ogg
John Pinney
John Reynolds
Owen Shofner
Charles Knight
Insurance Agent Receives Honor
J Wayne Chambers of Garden City has become the first Farm Bureau Insurance agent to win the agency's most valuable agent award for a second time. The Finney County agent received the 1962 honor at a Wichita meeting. he also won in 1958. The award honors sales service cooperation and business ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wayne Chambers
Garden City
Clyde Chambers
Pomona
Farm Bureau Insurance
Chambers
Finney County
Wichita
Bid Opening Set Friday
The Franklin County commissioners set bids for used and surplus equipment in the commission room at 10 am Friday. The county, which took over the road unit system last November, appraised the equipment and sent the values to township boards. Bids cover road graders weed sprayers and other road and bridge maintenance machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Shaws sue Hayden over estate in Franklin County court
In The District Court of Franklin County Kansas Earl R Shaw and Grace E Shaw plaintiffs sue Claude L Hayden Katie G Hayden and the unknown heirs executors administrators devisees trustees creditors and assigns of the defendants as may be deceased the unknown spouses of the defendants the unknown officers successors trustees creditors and assigns of such defendants as are existing dissolved or dormant corporations the unknown executors administrators trustees creditors successors and assigns of such defendants as are or were partners or in partnership Governor: First Published March 27 1963. Last Published April 10 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Kansas
Earl Raymond Shaw
Grace E. Shaw
Claude L. Hayden
Katie G. Hayden
George W. Cole
G. W. Cole
Rollin G. Cole
Donald L. White
Probate Court
H. Conley
Sidney Conley
S. H. Conley
Aks
Co. P. Burrows
Anderson & Byrd Attorneys
Mabel F. Holmes
Dorothy M. Baker
Ottawa
Notice of Suit and multiple probate notices in Franklin County Kansas
The file contains a notice of suit filed by Walt Raymond Shaw and Grace E. Shaw seeking a quiet title on 117.28 acres in Franklin County. It also lists a Williamsburg city election notice for April 2 1962 and several probate matters in Ottawa concerning estates of George W. Cole S. H. Conley and Mabel F. Holmes with hearings and filing deadlines in 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaneas
District Court of
Franklin County
Kansas
Walt Raymond Shaw
Grace E. Shaw
N. W. Fr
Ottawa
Williamsburg
J. BE. Decker
Household Furniture and Horse Sale Listings Across Kansas
A dense sale notice lists multiple auctions across Kansas. Highlighted are household furniture at 603 N Poplar Ottawa on March 29, night consignments at Neosho Livestock Commission Neosho and Lawrence Livestock Bale Co East 7th St Lawrence on April 2 and 6, plus storage and farm auctions near Ottawa Baldwin Junction and Overbrook with dates from March 27 to April 22. Names include Harold Stewart Charles Beatty CH 2-4836 and CH 2-120, Printy and Son Cap, Lawrence and Ottawa leaders, with fees and contact phone numbers and locations across Ottawa, Lenexa, Baldwin, Overbrook, and Pomona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Harold
Charles
Lyndon
Kansas
N. Poplar
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Missouri
Lawrence Livestock Bale Co
East Lith St. Lawrence
Kas
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
Ottawa
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
RFD
Franklin County Sale Company
Howard Conley
Eas
Wilson St
Charles Herschel
Weat Sth Street
Lawrence
Kans
Lieuf & Heim
Baldwin Jct
Highway 50
Cecil Morrow
Overbrook
Also Mentioned on This Page
Franklin County District Court
Carlos G. Pence
J. E. Rodman
Margaret E. Bollinger
Charles G. Bollinger
ADV
Ellis
Lamb Funeral Home
Dixie Jeanne Vicars
Raymond P. Jennings
Lamb
Elva M. Motter
Harbison
Donald E. Harbison
Towner’s Chapel
Highland
Grand Casino
Mentone
High Dryden
Victoria Palace
Margate
West End
Clive
Alexander Dumas Fils
Shelley
Call Stewart
South Water Tower
W. 15Th
Rotarians
Evan C. Evans
Grinnell, Towa
Bonnie Gayle
Gerhold
Greeley
Legals
Kermit M. Beal
Petitioner
Alien County
Oakland School House
Tenta
Otts
Household Furniture Auction
White Shrine No
of White Shrine of Jerusalem
Lola Sellers
W. Scribe
Pro
Calista Roth
W.H.P
Emporia
Firestone Stores
Church Fruit Farm
Glenn Miller
5Th Cherry
Willis Nursery
C-O
Ottawa Herald
General Services
Underwood
Mrs
Nellie Deal
Knapp Shoes
Lee Carter
Duane Lee
Wigglesworth Magazine
Conrad
Standard Rendering Co
Ottawa Herald General Service
McCracken
North Side
John Staley
Franklin County Sale Company, Inc
Shai Charles Beatty
Lynton
Walter
Keith Lankard
Garnett
Richmond
H. E. Rodgers
John Deere
O. J. Baker
Homewood
Leeds
Fort
Alfalfa Hay Bennie Stinson
Ensilage
Clyde Newby
Sweet Clover
Lespedera
Bert
Council Grove
Poultry & Supplies
BABY
Lincoln
Shaw Hatcheries
Willow
Mr Adone
Stradavarius Violin
Stainbrook Wholesale
la Cygne
LaCygne
White's Appliances
Court House
Agreath
Community Theater Players, Inc
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