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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1966

Page

7

Westphalia bank post office and service station break-ins

Brief report of attempted break-ins at Westphalia State Bank the post office and the Standard Service station spotted about 8:30 p.m. yesterday. Sheriff Bill Gadel of Anderson County says no entries occurred and no leads are available. Also notes a yard sale at 207 Ash with dates and items for sale and two local organizational notices for Princeton Grange and Faith Lutheran Guild bake sale.

Westphalia State Bank Post Office Standard Service Station Bill Gadelman Anderson County

Veterans help at Ottawa City Hall this April schedule

In April, four representatives from the Kansas Veterans Commission will be at Ottawa City Hall at 1 p.m. each Tuesday to assist veterans, dependents, or survivors with veterans service work. Also note a rummage sale at the Memorial Auditorium on Friday, April 1, starting 8:00 a.m., hosted by the Social Order of Beauceant. Robert H. Black, son of Mrs. Mary C. Black, was promoted to lance corporal in the Da Nang area as part of Communications Company, Headquarters Battalion, Third Marine Division. Russell Stover Walnut Divinity priced at 55 cents. Snyder Pharmacy. Dr Ernest Szabados, orthopedic surgeon from Independence, Missouri, will not be at Ransom Memorial Hospital on Thursday, March 31. Mrs Carole Risdon, 1034 Cottonwood, has entered the University of Kansas Medical Center.

Kansas Veterans’ Commission Ottawa City Hall Robert H. Black Mary C. Black Sycamore DaNang Viet Nam Third Marine Division Ernest Szabados Independence Ransom Memorial Hospital

Garage sale and event notices (April 12)

Garage sale at 1022 S Hicke ory Thursday to Saturday offers adults clothing. Candle and handmade gifts show and sale on April 12 from 9 to 5 at 1441 S Maple. Ellis Piano Tuning ad CH 24431 also listed.

Hicke Ory Chiledrens Ellis

Death J L Anderson 79 wellsville area native dies

J L Anderson 79 Ottawa RFD 2 died 7 40 a m Tuesday at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a year and a half illness Funeral at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Rev Clarence Harder Wellsville officiating Burial in Highland Cemetery He was born Feb 6 1887 in Nemaha County Neb son of Joseph and Nettie Roberts Anderson married Grace Deay Jan 19 1919 at Olathe lived in Bullard Community since 1942 from Prairie Center Kan Survived by wife four sons Roscoe Vernon Richard Eugene two daughters Eldon Finch Elmer McConnell Wellsville one sister Bertha Churchbaugh Baldwin RFD 2

J. L. Anderson Ottawa Olathe Bullard Prairie Center Kan Roscoe Anderson Kansas City Vernon Anderson Richard Anderson Eugene Anderson Lawrence Eldon Finch Elmer McConnell Wellsville Bertha Churchbaugh Baldwin Rfd 2

Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Brief

Admissions Carl Arthur Biederman of 1421 S Maple on Wednesday. Dismissals Mrs Larry Beers and daughter of Eudora on Wednesday.

Carl Arthur Biederman S. Maple Larry Beers Eudora

Stalinism Dead Declared By Top Soviet Leader At Congress

Moscow AP report from the Soviet party congress says Nikolai Yegorychev warned there will be no return to Stalinism and the party will reexamine Stalin era while avoiding his crimes. He urged brush aside past hampering progress and suggested renaming the top post general secretary. Brezhnev's leadership and Brezhnev’s speech faced mixed diplomacy views.

Moscow Communist Party Nikolai G. Yegorychev Tass Yegorychev Joseph Stalin Soviet Union Stalin Leonid I Brezhnev Brezhnev Moscow Radio Presidium Khrushchev Breezhnev United States China

Two Vehicles Collide on North Main No Injuries Reported

In the 1200 block of North Main at about 3:20 p.m. Tuesday two vehicles collided at the Dundee and Main intersection. No injuries were reported. Mark N. Todd, 26, of Wellsville, drove a 1965 Ford truck. Victoria C. Harris, 19, of Ottawa RFD 22, drove a 1961 Chrysler. The trucks were northbound. The truck was undamaged. Damage to the Chrysler was estimated at 100 dollars for the left rear fender and tail light. No arrest was made.

North Main Mark N. Todd Wellsville Victoria C Harris Ottawa RFD Chrysler Main Dundee

County Road Funds Awarded Across Five Kansas Counties

Five counties share 162 646 of 3 627 605 in state highway contracts. Addison H Meschke notesFranklin County to receive 6 7 miles bituminous sealing on K 33 for 6594 1 7 miles on K 33 for 2345 and 7 miles on US 59 for 9202 totaling 266 736 for 13 counties awarded to Freeto Construction Ritchie Brothers Construction Co and Missouri Petroleum Products. Linn County gets 26 9 miles of bituminous sealing on Ke7 for 27920 Allen County 0 419 mile grading near Iola and near 1154 Ke57 for 38147 Anderson County 8 6 K 31 at 9404.

Kansas Addison H. Meschke Franklin County Freeto Construction Pittsburg Ritchie Brothers Construction Co Wichita Missouri Petroleum Products Allen County Iola Anderson

Kincaid Boy Wins State Jaycee Award

Stanley Adams Jr., 13, of Kincaid, won the Kansas state Jaycees Independence Hall essay contest with a 1500 word piece on What America Means To Me. He will tour national shrines in Chicago and other cities after a Garnett awards ceremony.

Kenneth Mace Garnett Stanley Adams Jr Kincaid Independence Hall Garnett State Savings Bank Stanley America Kansas Anderson County Mike Gillaspie Lone Elm Kansas City Chicago Washington, D. C Philadelphia Williamsburg

Man Faces Check Charges in County Court

Don C Engle 24 of Yates Center faces two felony counts of habitual no fund checks. Court appointed Donald L White to defend and continued arraignment to March 31. Charges include three no fund checks to Naomi Caleb totaling 5 dollars and a separate $10 check to Gibson's Products, all drawn on Wellsville Bank in early February.

Don C. Engle Yates Center Engle Donald L. White Naomi Caleb Wellsville Bank Gibson’s Products Company

Missionary Team to Attend Centropolis Baptist Church

Rev Ray Wilson and Mrs Wilson a husband wife missionary team from Columbia Missouri will guest at Centropolis Baptist Church at 8 p.m. Thursday. They will present musical numbers a puppet dramatization a short film on Mexico and a sermon on missionary needs worldwide hosted by Rev Willard Neumann who invites the public to attend.

Centropolis Bapist Ray Wilson Columbia Mexico Willard Neumann

Two-Vehicle Accident in West First Block No Injuries

At about 8 a.m. Saturday in the 200 block of West First Floyd E. Higdon 29 Ottawa RFD 1 drove a 1958 Plymouth eastbound while Alvin E. Starkey 57 of 108 S Locust backed his 1950 Chevrolet from a driveway into the street. No injury reported and no damage estimates provided.

West First Floyd E. Higdon Ottawa

Crisis Troops Scarce Since War Built Up

Washington AP reports the number of U S Army and Marine divisions ready for swift crisis duty has declined from 10 last July to seven now. Six Army and one Marine division remain in some combat readiness but many are training recruits, delaying full status until June. Four divisions at Fort Hood Fort Lewis Fort Carson carry this burden, with about 26 000 recruits trained. the 101st Airborne at Fort Campbell also trains new men.

Washington United States Johnson Viet Nam Army Dominican Republic Defense Department Marine Corps Pentagon 2Nd Armored Ft. Hood Tex Ft. Lewis Wash Ft. Carson Colo Army Times 101St Airborne Division Ft. Campbell

Mo Pac Ends Ottawa Passenger Train Service

The last Missouri Pacific passenger train through Ottawa will be at 4 36 a.m. April 2. The Interstate Commerce Commission has authorized Mo Pac to discontinue trains 11 and 12 between St Louis and Pueblo. The Eagles will be the final passenger service Mo Pac offers in Ottawa.

Missouri - Pacific Ottawa Interstate Commerce Commission Mo-Pac St. Louis Pueblo Colo Eagles Missourie Pacific

Flying Saucers All In The Mind

In Baltimore three space scientists challenge flying saucer reports. Dr. Campbell says sightings are mental illusions, Hall doubts Earthly sightings reflect advanced alien tech, and Walsh warns of bias toward sighting claims. They spoke at a convention, noting human desire for life beyond Earth and misidentifications of Venus as saucers. From 1949 to 1963 railway commuting spending rose 62 percent.

Baltimore Paul A. Campbell John S. Hall Lowell Observatory Arizona Edward C. Walsh Walsh National Aeronautics and Space Council Campbell Hall Michigan Crosse Roads Oklahoma Paris New York London Venus

Market Report from Kansas City Cattle and Hog Quotes

KC Markets reports cattle and hog prices with varying declines and ranges. Cattle: steers 50 lower, best choice 26 27, good 25, feeder steers 26 27. Hogs: barrows and gilts 1 lower, sows 18.5 19.75, lambs weak to 25 75 lower. Egg and butter prices listed. Tennessee Walking Horse noted for three gaits.

Kansas City Slaugheter

Printy and Son Ben Printy Cap Auction News

Community Auction every Tuesday and Thursday at Printy’s Auction House 1136 North Main Ottawa Kan. Nelson Hotel closing out sale April 30 at 10:30 a.m. 123 West 2nd Ottawa Kan. Osage City and Council Grove sales weekly. Mrs Sidney Drummond sale April 6 at 1 p.m. 610 Maple Street Ottawa Kans. Auctioneers listed Jim Brady Harold Stewart. Direct lines CH numbers provided.

Printy Ben Printy Main Ottawa Nelson Hotel West 2Nd St Kan Jack Nelson Pomona Council Grove Osage City Jim Brady Harold Stewart Sidney Drummond Maple St Kans

Also Mentioned on This Page

Baby Furn Amefm Radio Misc Princeton Grange Central Community Center Faith Lutheran Guild Memorial Audeitorium Social Order of Beauceant Adv Russell Stover Black Walnut Divinity Snyder Pharmacy Carole Risdon Cottonwood University of Kansas Medical Center Kincaid Boy Centropolis Loyd Hazelrigg Williamsburg School Audietorium Organizae Zation Spencer Chemical Company Williamsburg Produce Company Raney Drugs Sheldton’ Truck S. Main Dave Powell P.O. Box Dallas Texas Eastside S. Sycamore Ottawa Herald Red Barn Bruce Allison L & L Cafe General Services Ins Topeka J. W. Taylor Gene Powell Bennie Stinson Standard Fred Moore Bill Glenn Doerr Horse Sale Thurs Franklin County Sale Co W. H. Hunt Garnett Eileenmere A. N. Johnston Homewood Town & Country Supply Town & Country Supe Ply Walnut George W. New Ned M. Roberts Princeton Cemetery Clarence Harder Highland Cemetery Jouisengel’Son Mortuary Clifford R Hobbs Myers Bros Claude Howard Franklin County Sales Company Arthur Harris Walter Dyer Baldwin Sheldon
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