Ottawa news briefs mix of ticketing sale and notices
A jumble of local items notes a run in with a stop sign citation for a Hick man, a charity bake sale at the gas office, a Red Cross mother and baby class starting April 13 at Ransom Memorial Hospital, and plans for a National Guard convention in Wichita. Also listed are county coyotes ears bounty, a parking lot project survey, elementary school fund distributions, Elks Club bridge results, and Lt Robert Luce's move to Camp Pendleton.
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Red Cross
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Careful handling of animal scalps urged by clerk
County Clerk Bruce Spears warned hunters to preserve scalps properly for bounty payments. He noted some scalps were found in decayed conditions in brain jars and milk cartons at various states, making verification difficult for the office.
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Leo Black
Bione
Princeton
Bruce Spears
Spears
Stone
County
Clark
Downed Plane Taken to Ottawa Municipal Airport
A single-engine plane that made an emergency landing in a pasture east of Ottawa was moved to the Ottawa municipal airport on Monday evening. The aircraft owned by Aircraft and Industrial Services Inc of Kansas City sustained gear damage. Pilot Edwin Earnshaw of Kansas City was treated at Ransom Memorial Hospital for lac erations and back pain and is listed in good condition ready for release soon.
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Ottawa
Aircraft and Industrial Services, Inc
Kansas City
Edwin Earnshaw
59Th
Kansas City, Mo
Earnshaw
Ransom
Hospital
Missouri wells go murky after Alaska quakes
Affected wells in southern Missouri turned murky over the weekend. State geologist Dr. T. R. Beveridge attributed the changes to Alaska earthquakes, noting a Lamar test well fluctuating up to five feet and a Halfway well dropping three feet. Wells to 300 feet deep were affected. no health hazard, though inquiries poured in from Carthage, Cabool, Licking, Poplar Bluff, St. Louis, and areas north of Kansas City.
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Rolla, Mo
Missouri
T. R. Beveridge
Beveridge
Lamar
Halfway
Carthage
Cabool
Licking
Poplar Bluff
St. Louis
Kansas City
Home Economics Judging School Held in Lawrence
The District Home Economics Judging School will be Saturday April 4 in the Kansas University Student Union at Lawrence. Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. Members from Douglas Jefferson Johnson Shawnee and Franklin County 4-H clubs will judge 16 classes. Four older girls from each 4-H Club may attend and judge. Names should be in the Extension office by Wednesday. Leaders of Home Economics projects may judge as well.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Douglas, Jefferson, Johnson, Shawnee
Franklin County
Stolen Goods Returned After Bank Car Theft
Police report recovered a television set a radio and an electric fan stolen from a Santa Fe bank car on March 12. Police Chief Eugene Flaherty said William Guatney 42 Neosho Falls awaiting trial on grand larceny told officers he sold the items to a man in Ottawa who returned the goods voluntarily.
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Santa Fe
Eugene Flaherty
William Guatney
Neosho Falls
Ottawa
Flaherty
Barbers Vote to Double Price After Four Weeks
In London barbers vote to charge double for customers who skip haircuts beyond four weeks. A spokesman says after a month without a cut the hair reshapes and warrants higher pricing. Current haircut prices range from 49 to 63 cents.
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London
Britain
OU Grads Named Master Teachers
Two Ottawa University graduates are among seven Kansas educators named to receive the 1964 Kansas Master Teacher awards by Emporia State. The honors will be presented in April. Wolgast, superintendent of schools at Marysville, and Erdman Johnson, music teacher at Turner high school, were among the recipients chosen from 100 nominees after local associations and school faculties nominated candidates. Wolgast was a star athlete at OU.
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Ottawa University
Kansas
Emporia State
Dewey E. Wolgast
Marysville
Erdman Johnson
Turner High School
Wolgast
KC Markets Cattle Hogs Sheep Report From Kansas City
KC Markets: cattle 4,000 head, calves 100, steers steady to 25 higher, heifers steady, choice steers 22.50, good and choice 20.50 to 22.90, good 19.50 to 20.50, heifers 20.75 to 22.00, good and choice 19.00 to 20.50. Hogs 4,000 head, all classes 25 lower, barrows and gilts 13.50 to 14.25, 1-2 200 to 230 lb 14.35 to 14.50, sows 12.00 to 13.25. Sheep 800 head, spring lambs under 100 lb weak to 5 lower, over 100 lb 50 to 100 lower, lambs choice and prime 22.00 to 23.00, good and choice 19.00 to 22.00, shorn 18.00, ewes 7.00 to 8.50. Consumer eggs large A 27.30, medium A 26.28, large B 25 to 27. wholesale large 32.33 to 14, mediums 29 to 30. Poultry and eggs unchanged.
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Kansas City
Williamsburg Boy Chosen for Six Months Abroad
James Milliken of Williamsburg, son of Mr and Mrs O M Milliken, is one of six Kansas students selected for six months abroad with the International Farm Youth Exchange program. He will visit the Philippines, with a Filipino youth visiting the United States in return. The Franklin County 4 H Council seeks 900 by June 1 to fund the trip, with Milliken to depart June 19 after Washington orientation.
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James Milliken
O. M. Milliken
Williamsburg
Kansas
Milliken
Philippines
International Farm Youth Exchange
IFYE
United States
Silvana Colantuono
Italy
Roy Herring
Monica Wengestrom
Sweden
Herbert McClure
Washington, D. C
Area Rotary Meets April 7 Intercity dinner at Ottawa Uni
Rotarians and wives from seven clubs are expected for an intercity dinner meeting at 7 p m April 7 in the Student Union building at Ottawa University. Speaker will be George Nigh famed Oklahoma public figure. Guests include Rotary district leaders and Rev Charles P Knight as master of ceremonies.
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Ottawa University
Robert L. Shields
Ottawa Club
Garnett
Osawatomie
Paola
Baldwin
Olathe
Overbrook
Lyndon
George Nigh
Oklahoma City
Nigh
Oklahoma
Oklahoma House of Representatives
Bert Collard Jr
Leavenworth
Rotary
Wilbur Lewis
Kansas City
Kan
Rotary International
Thomas Williamson
Topeka
Morris Dowell
Council Grove
Charles P. Knight
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Noted
Hospital entries list admissions for Mrs Lon Noyes at 532 S Oak and Mrs Theodore Crumm at 814 W 6th along with Mrs Dwight M Keas from Princeton and Mr William Hettler Lane. Dismissals include Mrs Walter Ottaway 1042 S Hickory and others. further Tuesday notes mention Winston Winter and baby, and Mrs Terry Crump with baby daughter in Gardner.
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Lon Noyes
S. Oak
William Hettler
Lane
Theodore Crumm
W. 6Th
Dwight M. Keas
Princeton
Walter Ottaway
S. Hickory
Kenneth Keelin
Ash
Boyd Farney
Williamsburg
Herbert H. Blair
Walnut
Bob Cook
Hickory
Winton Winter
Terry Crump
Gardner
Norbert Wulff
Four Pay Fines In County Court
Four persons paid traffic fines in County Court. John P. Burns an OU student paid 56 dollars in fine and costs on a reckless driving charge. Mildred L. Welborn Ottawa RFD 2 and Ruby A. Milliman 336 S. Cedar each paid 11 dollars on charges of running stop signs. James Ewing Bartlesville Okla paid 16 dollars on a speeding charge.
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John P. Burns
Mildred L. Welborn
Ottawa
Deaths of Harold M. Miller and Scott Blow
Harold M. Miller 68 retired Southwestern Bell lineman died Monday at his Ottawa home after long tenure there since 1936. Services Wednesday 2 p.m. at Lamb Funeral Home with burial in Highland Cemetery. Scott Blow 90 of 904 Maple died Monday in Cedarhouse Nursing Home. Funeral Wednesday 3 p.m. at Towner's Chapel with burial in Highland Cemetery.
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Harold M. Miller
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
St. Main
Ottawa
Seneca
Lamb Funeral Home
Charles P. Knight
Highland Cemetery
Mr. Miller
Lawson
Ethel Peterson
Kansas City
Kan
First Methodist Church
Robert F. Miller
Sallie Knouse
Emporia
Albert
Belgrade
Mont. Floyd
Topeka
Joe
Roger Miller
Kaw
Scott Blow
Maple
Cedarhouse
Blow
Franklin County
Ralph E. Blow
North Hollywood
Calif
John
Pfeifle
Jack Lamborn
Wichita
Elmo Andrew
Towner's Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Lenna Dennis
Lenna Dennis who died March 27 had funeral services at Lamb Funeral Home March 30 with Rev. Charles P. Knight officiating. Pallbearers were her sons Arthur, Jesse, Archie and Johnnie Dennis. Mrs J R Henning played organ. Burial followed at Evergreen Mound Cemetery northwest of Ottawa.
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Lenna Dennis
Lamb Funeral Home
Charles P. Knight
Arthur
Jesse
Archie
Johnnie Dennis
J. R. Henning
Evergreen Mound Cemetery
Ottawa
Public Hearing on Zoning Change Ottawa Kansas 1964
Notice given that May 5 1964 at 8:00 P M in City Hall City Commission Room Ottawa Kansas a public hearing before the City Planning Commission will review Ira E Ermey petition for zoning map changes under Ordinance No 1763 to rezone the south 110 feet of Block 1 Sheldon and Atkinson's Addition from Cr apartment district to D local business district.
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City Commission Room
Ottawa
Kansas
City Planning Commission
Ira E. Ermey
Sheldon & Atkinson
Ottawa Herald
Planning Commission
Dwight Haworth
Public Hearing signals zoning action and local sales notices
Ottawa Kansas planning commission hearing may forward zoning map changes to the governing body. The notice lists various public sale dates and farm and household sales across Franklin and adjacent counties, with bidders and locations including Pomona, Overbrook, and Council Grove. Sales run weekly on Saturdays and midweek in April.
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Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Pomona
Bank
Kansas
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OK Discount
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