Open Houses at Hawkins Grange and Princeston School
News briefs note Hawkins Grange open house at Briles School with a 7 p.m. supper and a program after, while Prince ston high and grade school hold an open house at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday with student projects on display and teacher talks. Nearby items include a yard sale at 934 N. Poplar and Marine Lance Corporal Frank V. Gibbons reporting to Camp Lejeune for a sea assault exercise with Marine Attack Squadron 225.
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Hawkins Grange
Briles
Princeston High
Frank V. Gibbons
Francis J. Gibbons
North Oak
Onslow Beach
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Marine Attack Squadron 225
Meeting Cancelled and Art Exhibit at Ottawa High
The general meeting of the Christian Women's Fellowship at First Christian Church has been canceled. Ottawa High School art instructor Tom Jordan will display his paintings this week on the high school’s second floor during school hours, with the public invited.
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The
Christian Women’s Fellowship of the First Christian Church
Tom Jordan
Ottawa
Replevin Case Filed Over Property Dispute
Hobbs Trailer Co files in district court seeking 2487.89 or return of property and repair expenses from Tomey Foshee. The action centers on creditor protections and ownership of a claimed trailer or related equipment. The filing aims to recover costs or recover possession of the property.
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Hobbs Trailer Co
Tomemy Foshee
County Treasurer Reports School Funds May 16 Deadline
The county and school district treasurers were told to draw funds by May 16. Ottawa doctors attended Physician's Day at Osawatomie State Hospital including Dr. Frank Barr and others. Steven Lott, hospital administrator at Ransom Memorial, attended the event on May 1. Reverend Jim Anderson of North Baptist Church serves as chaplain for the hospital week.
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Offfice
Ottawa
Osawatomie State Hospital
Frank Barr
Chet Strehelow
R. S. Roberts
James Wallen
Steven Lott
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Jim Anderson
North
Hospital Admissions List Contains Many Local Residents
Hospital notes list admissions including Dora Martin at 109 N Locust Floyd Richardson 915 S Hickory Diane Burgoon RFC 2 Wellsville Guy M Weburg Over Brook Mrs Lewis Good Richmond Mrs Minnie Phillips Cedar House nursing home Sunday Richard A Vega 833 King Mrs Henry LeValley 718 Cypress Monday Mrs Leon Michal and baby son 819 S Main Saturday Mrs Roy Johnson and baby son RFD 1 Mrs Kenneth Heinitz and baby daughter 111 N Sycamore Ernest Finch 530 S Locust Mrs John Ott 721 E 10th Howard Herrington 810 W Std Diane Burgoon RFD 2 Wellsville Sunday Mrs Charles Denart and baby son Princeton Mrs John Wilkerson and baby daughter RFD 2 Pomona Mrs Jack Beauchamp and baby son RED 3 Mrs Raymond Gooding and baby daughter 134 Maple
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Dora Martin
Floyd Richardson
Hickory
Diane Louise Burgoon
RFC 2
Wellsville
Guy M. Weburg
Overbrook
Lewis Good
Richmond
Minnie Phillips
Cedar House Nursing Home
Richard A. Vega
King
Henry LeValley
Cypress
Leon Michal
Main
Roy Johnson
Kenneth Heinitz
Sycamore
Ernest Finch
John Ott
Loth
Howard Herrington
Diane Burgoon
Charles Denart
Princeton
John Wilkerson
RFD
Pomona
Jack Beauchamp
Red
Raymond Gooding
Local Markets Wheat and Soybeans Prices
Market notes show wheat at 1.1 and 82.08, soybeans at 2.40, ear corn 1.18, shelled corn 1.23, butterfat at 4.42, barley at 2.00, with miscellaneous marks and figures indicating price quotes across commodities. Names, dates, or institutions are not provided.
Advertising Meet in Kansas City Hosts Ad Executives
Herald advertising staff members Jack Day Mrs Reid Harder and Nelson Showalter attended a Sunday afternoon meeting of the Newspaper Advertising Executives Association in the Hotel Muehlebach Kansas City. The session, for members in Kansas and Missouri, was hosted by the Kansas City Star.
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Herald Advertising
Jack Day
Reid “Harder
Nelson Showalter
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
Hotel Muehlebach
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
The
Kansas City Star
Lois Smith dominates Kansas Press Women awards run
Lois Smith won first prize for women's pages and top honors for a historical series at the Kansas Press Women's spring convention in Greensburg. She also earned a third for picture page layout and has multiple prior wins. other honorees include Dorothy Bishop and Dupreeze Pearson. The event featured a bus tour and notable remarks, with Marion Beatty elected president and Helen Gard noted as former president.
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Ottawa Herald
Lois Smith
Kansas Press
Greensburg
Dorothy Bishop
Osawatomie State Hospital
Dupreeze Pearson
Wellsville Globe
Ed Kessinger
Junction City
Cone
Havieland
Friend’s Bible College
Pratt
State Forestry, Fish and Game Headquarters
Notice of Petition for Sale of Real Estate Ottawa KS
First published April 20 1964 last published May 4 1964 in Franklin County Kansas probate court notices announce petition by J W Dickerson administrator to sell Lot Eight in DeValley and Wharton's Addition Ottawa to pay debts and admin costs. Defenses due May 12 1964 at 10:00 A.M. failure to respond leads to judgment. Also notices of administrator appointment for Arthur Henry Mannen estate with nine month creditor claims, and local auctions in Franklin County and Ottawa areas with cattle, Holstein cows, furniture and household items sold weekly.
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J. W. Dickerson
C.t.a
Florence L. Cates
DeValley and
Wharton
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansias
Kansas
State of Kansas
Sss
Said
Arthur Henry Mannen
Arthur Henry Manenen
Ottawa graduate wins Ford Foundation program award
Mark Hammer, one of nine graduate students in a $179,000 Ford Foundation program at Kansas State University, Manhattan, earned the Wall Street Journal Award as the outstanding finance student. Hammer is a January 1964 Ottawa University graduate. The group joins a spring semester admissions plan supplementing an earlier June plan.
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Mark Hammer
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Hammer
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Wall Street Journal
Wellsville Pack Rechartered for Next School Year
Wellsville Cub Scout Pack 3063 rechartered for the next school year with 25 registered boys and potential for more. Sponsor is Wells ville Baptist Church. Bob Warren is Cubmaster, Bill Shields assistant Cubmaster and Webelos leader. Harold Good is executive officer and Damon Chesbro institutional representative. Committee includes Glen Layton Jr. as chairman, with Jesse Graves Jr. and Ed Moyer. Don Mathers will include Mrs Don Davenport Mrs Roy Green and Mrs Bol Warren.
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Wellsville
Glen Layton Jr
Jesse Graves Jr
Ed Moyer
Don Mathers
Don Davenport
Roy Green
Bol Warren
Silent-Trained Bloodhound Aids Police Work
Contrary to myth the bloodhound does not bay or sniff ground trails. It runs quietly after training to avoid alarming fugitives or frightening lost children, focusing on tracking with a calm disciplined approach.
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Ellis
Charles T. Shepard
Elmo Shep
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
N. Poplar
Eddystone
Plymouth Harbor
England
Henry Winstanley
Winstanley
Marion Beatty
Topeka
Helen Gard
Wichita
New Orleans
Coates Corner
Garnett Hospital
Legals
State of
C.t.a. Winton A. Winter
Miami County National Bank OF
Paola
Ruth A. Strain
Rinehart & Bright
South Pearl Paula, Kansas
Attorneys For Administrator
Claude
Franklin County Sale Company
Franklin Co
Curtis Candy Breeding
Earl Houston
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Bank
Printy
Printy’s Auction House
Todd Mobil Homes
Ben Printy
Cap
N. Main
Printy’s
Jack Nelson
Kas
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
Council Grove
Wellsville Pack
Ranney
Clarence Ranney
Osawatomie Cemetery
Osawatomie
Louis LengelsSon Mertuoy
Turner
Hayden Turner
Towner’s Chapel
Highland
Athyos
Ottawa Herald Classified
Albert N. Johnston
Cosop
Ottawa Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Ing
Fred A. Gardner
W.M
Clarence E. Rea
Sec’y
UNION
O.E.S
Electa
Marie Donart
W. M
Vola Phillips
Secy
Retta
Order of True Kindred
Mon
Pauline Todd
W. C. Marie Raffelock
Otasco
Richemond
General Services
Poplar
Dick Alien
Antone
Lee Carter
Standard Rendering Co
Charles Redman
Reeves Repair Shop
Oak
Gene Powell
Ottawa Herald General Services Section
H. P. Briggs Stratton
Melvin Stockard
Oklahoma Tire & Supply
B. F. Heidner
Floyd Bishop
Overbrook Livestock Auction
Cliff
Farmall Cab
T. F. Shine
Tues
ICC
Morgan Drive
Asway
Rep
Geo
Buysse
Holieday Inn
North Topeka
Gene Domnanish
Clark
Frank Roessner
John Brown Hiway
Greeley
Pioneer
Appanoose High School
John Berger
Myers Dairy
Lawerence
Princeton Grain Co
Poultry & Supplies
Albert Barber Osawatomie
H. D. Lee
OK Discount Store
iMisc
Lister
Ware
Williamson ‘Sale
Vage Co
Ottawa Herald Business Office
Simmons
Heywood Wakefield
Duncan Phyfe
Quin’s Furniture
App
Court House
Conrad
Sporting Goods
Johnson Motors
Newman
Arkansas Traveler
Bob Luce
Ottawa Marine
Cedar
Mercury Motors
Starcraft
IMP
Ottawa Boats and Motors
H. P. Mercury
Mercury
Frigidaire
Electric Store
New
Singer
Overland Park
Phileu
Coronado
Veterans’ Funerals
Veterans Administration
Lambs
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