Wayne A Hoopes navigates Kenya trip during Navy duty
Aviation electronics technician airman Wayne A Hoopes son of Ruth Hoopes Ottawa visited Mom basa Kenya in April 2023 while serving with Attack Squadron of the Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific. Rum and book sale. Mom. Aud. Lat. 7 30 to 2 Mariner's adv. Frank L Brengrath 32 Boonville pleaded guilty to no valid chauffeur license in county court. He was fined 5 and 6 costs. Gar Sale 504 Willow Ln May 1 2 Faith Lutheran Guild. Attending county officials day at Osawatomie State Hospital included Don Averill Earl Rich Sardson Wanda Baird H William Myers Coe Elizabeth Reznicek Sue Lenox Alice Kaiser Eunice Kelsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne A, Hoopes
USN
Ruth B. Hoopes
Ottawa
RFD 1
Mombasa
Kenya
Western Pacific
Seventh Fleet
Frank L. Brengrath
Boonville
Osawatomie State “Hospital
Franklin County
Don Averill
Earl L. Rich
Sardson
Wanda Baird
H. William Myers
Dean Coe
Elizabeth Reznicek
Sue Lenox
Ealice Kaiser
Eunice Kelsey
Ottawa Garden Club program on soils and testing
The Ottawa Garden Club meets Monday evening at First Methodist Church with Lester Hoffman presenting soils and their preparation and a soil testing demonstration. A 6:30 potluck precedes the lecture. A watch repair ad and a Sunday smorgasbord at the Coffee Shop are listed along with a garage sale at 209 Ww. 4th. Piano tuning service is advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Garden Club
First Methodist Church
Lester Hoffman
Princess Margaret Delivers Daughter in London News
Princess Margaret gave birth to a girl in London. Lord Snowdon said both mother and child are doing well. The baby’s gender and condition were described as marvelous by the family, with the queen’s sister and Snowdon already parents to a son, Viscount Lindley, born in 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Report
Admissions list includes Jerry Edward Crabb Home wood Mrs Raymond Mundell RFD 2 Billy Jo Garrison 921 King Mrs Roy Latimer 904 N Mulberry Friday Mrs Ray WW Johnson 209 S Locust Friday Births record a Roy Johnson RFD 1 son Thursday weight 11 lb 5 oz and John Wilker Pomona RFD 2 daughter Friday weight 8 lb 6 oz Dismissals note Lester V Workman Baldwin Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Edward Crabb
Home &Wood
Raymond Mundell
RFD
Billy Jo Garrison
King
Roy Latimer
Ray
Johnson
Roy Johnson
John Wilkerson
Pomona
Kansas City Market Report Plugs Hog Prices, Egg Quotes
KC Markets reports hogs at 1 500 head with barrows and gilts steady to 25 higher. Cattle 700. calves none. sheep none. Consumer eggs mixed with medium A at 2 21.25 and large B at 24.25. Wholesale eggs poultry and butter unchanged. Missouri Arkansas live fryers and broilers on farm 11 14 to 12, delivered at plant 12 to 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Marriage Licenses Granted In Kansas City Area
Clifford Lee, 21, Paola, and Rita May Reyes, 16, Ottawa, obtained marriage licenses in a local civil records office amid standard verification procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Lee
Paola
Rita May Reyes
Ottawa
Harvey Nicholson Sets East Kansas Mile Record at Argentine
Harvey Nicholson trimmed seven seconds from the mile best with a 4:37.8 at the East Kansas League meet in Argentine as Ottawa led with 6314 points. Ottawa claimed multiple events including the mile and medley relays, while Turner, Rose Dale, Bonner Springs and Olathe followed in the team standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Nicholson
Ottawa
Turner
Rosedale
Bonner Springs
Olathe
Nicholson
Mike Rhea
Paola
Bill Green
Rick Bien
Steve Murray
Jerry Turley
Gary Mavity
Steve Queen
David Cook
Joe Maloney
Vacation Church School Begins May 3 at Wellsville Methodist
Wellsville Methodist Church opens Vacation Church School for seventh and eighth grades on Sunday afternoon May 3, with a half session before the regular run May 25 to June 5. Teachers listed include kindergarten to grade 8 coordinators and helpers, with staff across multiple grades and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville Methodist Church
Wellsville
Noble Hopkins
Clarence Harder
Marlin Chanay
Edward Barnett
Joyce DeFeu
Peggy O'Neil
Carol Warnock
Barbara Carmona
Pam Meyers
Law Student To Clerk Here
Jay Crotchett son of Mr and Mrs Howard Crochett Louisburg is among 25 University of Kansas second year law students chosen for the nations first trial judge clerkship program on a full-time resident basis this year He will work with Judge Floyd Coffman of Ottawa starting next all when dockets schedule the maximum number of cases Students will spend two months in residence under the supervision of Kansas and Missouri district judges assisting in research drafting orders and performing other duties similar to those of clerks for federal district judges Students will receive five to six hours academic credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Crotchett
Howard Crochett
Louisburg
University of Kansas
Floyd Coffman
Ottawa
Kansas
Missouri
Centennial Banquet Marks First Baptist Church Centenary
A near 300-person banquet highlighted the 100th anniversary observance of the First Baptist Church. Speeches by city official Laurence Wightman and Chamber of Commerce head Robert L. Pinet opened the program, with pastors and lay leaders from several local churches offering responses. A large cake with 100 candles and centennial costumes by Baptist Youth Fellowship complemented the event at Elliott Hall. A pageant of church history is set for tonight under Mrs. Julian Kirven, with Dr. Roger Fredrikson, formerly pastor here, now of Sioux Falls, SD, delivering a Sunday morning address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Laurence Wightman
City Commission
Robert L. Pinet
Chamber of Commerce
Roy Armstrong
Ministerial Association
Joel Nordeen
First Methodist Church
Clarence Keith
North Baptist Church
S. E. Hopkins
Bethany Chapel Baptist Church
B. Smith Haworth
Raymond P. Jennings
Wayne Angell
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Elliott Hall
Julian Kirven
Roger Fredrikson
Sioux Falls
S. D
Chambers Retires After 37 Years
Roy Chambers ends a 37 year teaching career with the Wellsville Teachers Association at a April 24 meeting in the school multipurpose room. He plans to retire in May and reside on the Eureka Kansas farm with Hereford cattle. The program highlighted amusing teaching incidents and included a show halter gift from Jean Lytle and a life membership to the Kansas Teachers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Chambers
Wellsville Teachers Association
Chambers
Eureka
Kan
Jean Lytle
Kansas Teachers Association
Teachers Association
Police Cite Two Persons For Moving Traffic Violations
Police cited two men for traffic violations today. Rudy M. Sullivant, 40, 421 bk 3rd, charged with speeding 35 mph in a 20 mph zone. Fred M. Kitterman, 69, 211 Elm, charged with running a red light. Kitterman posted a $10 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy M. Sullivant
Fred M. Kitterman
Kitterman
Junior High Relays Triumph at Cook Field Ottawa dominates meet
Ottawa Junior High scored 108 points to decisively win the Cook Field Relays with Osawatomie freshmen at 51 and Olathe Junior High at 25. Individual event results list Williams of Ottawa sweeping sprints, McClay and Underwood of Ottawa taking hurdles, and Stein of Ottawa winning pole vault among others as Ottawas strong team performance sustains dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Junior High
Cook Field
Ottawa
Osawatomie
Olathe Junior High
Old-Timers Search Opens Franklin County Museum Event
Franklin County Historical Society launches search for long-time residents to honor at May 10 opening of Old Depot museum once Santa Fe station. Up to 10 names to be recognized. calls invited to CH2.1412 or CH2.33819. The museum expands space for historical displays. a list of 1880s settlers exists from Plaza theater 1937 event. Some honorees are deceased, others possibly still living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
The
Historical Society
Old Depot
Guy Snedaker
Santa Fe
Plaza Theater
Bond Sentenced To Reformatory
Albert Bond, 20, Pomona RFD 2, was sentenced to Kansas Industrial Reformatory, Hutchinson, after a guilty verdict on second degree burglary April 30. Bond waived arraignment and pled guilty to that count. other counts dismissed. Parole revocation for Judith McCurdy continued to May 13. McCurdy released on 13,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bond
Pomona Rfd
Kansas Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
Bond
Don White
Kansas Diagnostic Center
Judith McCurdy
McCurdy
Car crash report cites two drivers in Cedar Street collision
A 1960 Studebaker driven by William A. Magrath, 69, was struck by a 1964 Plymouth driven by Robert B. Rose, 21, on Cedar Street. Magrath stopped by 409 S. Cedar. Rose, looking at a car with spinner hub caps, did not see the stopped vehicle. No injuries. Studebaker damage estimated at 75.65 dollars. Plymouth damage about 192 dollars. Rose cited for careless and inattentive driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
William A. Magrath
S. Cedar
Plymouth
Robert B. Rose
Tonganoxie
Rose
Magrath
Six Bring In Coyote Ears From Listed Residents
Forties nine pairs of coyote ears were collected at the county clerk office over the past two weeks. Names and towns include Mrs O M Milliken Williamsburg seven pairs J Hawkes Harris Williamsburg four pairs Theodore Smith Pomona six pairs Charlie Bush Quenemo twenty pairs Michael Dyer Pomona four pairs and C T Dawson Ottawa RFD three eight pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.M. Milliken
Williamsburg
J. Hawkes Harris
Theodore Smith
Pomona
Charlie Bush
Quenemo
Michael Dyer
C. T. Dawson
Ottawa
Deaths ARTHUR A. OGLE Quenemo resident dies at 84
Arthur A. Ogle 84 of Quenemo died at 11 18 am at Ran som Memorial Hospital. Born and lived in Franklin County he married Molly Davidson in Topeka Jan 1 1912. She died Feb 27 1961. He is survived only by his niece Mrs Stanley Croonquist Los Altos California. Services 2 pm May 3 at Greenwood Baptist Church with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Also notes on Mrs Bertha Evans and Albert Mox with brief survivor details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A. Ogle
Quenemo
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Franklin County
Molly Davidson
Topeka
Ogle
Greenwood Baptist Church
Stanley M. Croonquist
Los Altos
Calif
Ottawa
Funeral Notices for Mrs Mary E Martin and Others
Relatives gathered at Lamb Funeral Home for graveside rites for Mrs Mary E Martin. Rev E E Caylor, of St Andrews Presbyterian Dallas, formerly Westminster United Presbyterian, officiated. Pallbearers listed. Also services for Fred D Garrison of Richmond at Mattingly Funeral Home LeRoy with Rev Wilbur Henderson presiding. Pallbearers named. Mrs Charles Jones sang hymns with Mrs Ivan Jones accompanying. John Crockett of Burlington to be Funeral at Damron Funeral Home with burial in Burlington Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb Funeral Home
Hope Cemetery
Mary E, Martin
E. E. Caylor
St. Andrews Presbyterian Church
Dallas
Tex
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Russell Crites
Lawrence Ogg
Carl Hart
Drew Stephenson
E. E. Crawford
Joseph B. Mickey
Fred D. Garrison
Richmond
Mattingly
LeRoy
Wilbur Henderson
Lee Bartlett
Robert Michal
Kenneth Crofts
Dale Garrison
Dan Cunningham
Harold Sherman
Charles Jones
Ivan Jones
John Crockett
Burlington
Damrom Funeral Home
Lawrence St
Burlington Cemetery
Rockhurst Downs Ottawa U In Golf
Rockhurst defeated Ottawa University in a dual golf match 9 to 3 Wednesday. Medalist was Elgin Hartter of OU with 75. Match results show Rock players Jim Anderson 3 Join Gamble 4 Dick Hennier 21, Fred Arkvosh 3 and Bruce Bundy 0, Ted Russell 1, John Heisberger 2, Rusty Cole 0, and Rock captain Bob Fuchs 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockhurst
Ottawa University
Elgin Hartter
Bob Fuchs
Rock
Bruce Bundy
Jim Anderson
Join Gamble
Dick Hennier
John Heisberger
Ted Russell
Rusty Cole
Fred Arkvosh
REPORT OF CONDITION OF PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OTTAWA KS
The report lists assets and liabilities as of April 15 1964 for Peoples National Bank of Ottawa Kansas. It itemizes cash and reserves, government and state obligations, loans, fixed assets, and letters of credit with totals for assets and liabilities including total deposits and capital accounts. Directors J W Dickerson Geo E Lister W B DeVilbiss C P Burrows certify the figures as true and correct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
J. W. Dickerson
Geo
Lister W
DeVilbiss
Burrows
GOP Pennies to Keep White House Lights On
The Republican Congressional Committee urged Americans to send pennies to President Johnson to fund keeping the White House lights on at night. It claimed it costs one penny to burn a 100 watt bulb all night and called the President's lighting program a phony economy we could do without.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican Congressional Committee
Johnson
White House
Franklin Co Sale Barn weekly livestock and household auctions
Franklin County sale listings describe weekly auctions at Franklin Co Sale Barn one mile north of Ottawa with Holstein cows and open dates, plus multiple community and village auction events in Pomona Overbrook Ottawa and nearby towns. Listings mention 15 head black yearling steers and heifers, 14 Holstein cows, household furniture and misc, and recurring events Tuesdays Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays with contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Houston
Franklin Co. Sale Barn
Ottawa
Franklin Co
Curtis Candy Breeding
Anderson Byrd First National Bank Bldg Ottawa KS
Attorneys for Petitioner listed for case in Ottawa Kansas with address at the First National Bank Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson & Byrd
First National Bank
Ottawa, Kansas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mariner
Willow
Faith Lutheran Guild
Cecil Moore
Johnon’s
Elis
Lester V
Workman
Baldwin
Ottawa Bar Association
James Kahler
White
John Pierson
Albert Brox
Charles Gentner
Craig Davis
Earl Doman
Rick Woods
Dennis Cook
Dan Woodward
Wayne Parker
Roger Christian
Bob Gage
Russell Dougherty
Reggie Silvey
Junior High
Williams
Ott
Berry
Osaw
Somerall
Kille
Anderson
McClay
Wohlford
Osa
Hinton
Underwood
Buck
Crowl
Kurtz
Ola
Meyer
Frazee
Cole
Blackeeteer
Lang
Waymire
Tate
Horn
Zerbe
Hughes
Torrez
Stein
Harkins
Dickey
Drake
Hamblin
Bertha Evans
Bertha
Imes) Evans
Seattle
Wash
Evans
Imes
T. G. Clark
Mary Mock
Albert Mox
Delphos
Ohio
Emerson Mox
Fred D, Garrison
Rockhurst Downs
Ottawa U
Peoples National Bank
Forgivos Cy
P & Cashier
Bani Do
Gop
Claude
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
North
Overbrook
Nate
and Leona Gibbons
Bank
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
Main
Printy’s
Todd Mobil Homes
Jack.nelson
Allen County
Gas City
Council Grove
National
J. B
Homer Barkley
Redwood Inn
King’s Inn
King's
Inn
Colfax
Denver
B. F. Heidner
Morgan
Rep
Buysse
Halisday Inn
North Topeka
C.u
Ottawa Herald
Myers Dairy
Lawerence
Lazier Cosmetics
Martin Weis
Parker, Osawa
Jamie
General Services
Will
Poplar
Dick Allen
Antone
Roy Jamison
Knapp
Lee Carter
Standeard Rendering Co
Legals
Gaylord Geiss
Glenn Gaylord Geiss
Court House
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