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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1965

Page

5

Ottawa Briefs Health Nurses Attend State Hospital Event

County health nurses Arla Licktelg and Mary Mickey plan to attend Registered Nurses Day at Osac watomie State Hospital Wednesday. Also listed are a garage sale at 606 E 15th on Wed and Thurs, and office closures of Dr. Brockway and Dr. McKelvey Thursday through Saturday. Funeral services Monday for Elmer H. White in Wichita.

Arla Licktelg R.N Mary Mickey Osacwatomie State Hospital

Ellis piano tuning chosen Group Sailor of the Month April 1965

Ellis piano tuner Burton R. Cummings USN San Diego Group Pacific Fleet was named Group Sailor of the Month for April 1965 by a board of senior officers for outstanding attitude initiative duty performance conduct and appearance. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Francis O Cummings 1335 Willow. He joined the Navy in June 1963. Yard Sale May 5 94 30 at Pomona Kan 1 block east of Bailey's Cafe Furniture toys dishes baby clothes children’s clothes men’s and ladies’ clothing Adv.

Burton R. Cummings USN San Diego Pacific Reeserve Fleet Francis O. Cummings Willow Navy Bailey’s Cafe Pomona Kan

State Job Holders Up in Kansas March

The State Employment Security Division reports Kansas employment at an estimated 744 600 in mid March, up from 743 700 a month earlier. Nonfarm payrolls rose slightly to 575 200, while unemployment fell to 31 200, about 4 percent of the civilian labor force, with production workers earning an average of 112 50 per week in March.

Topeka Kansas State

Soviet forms agency to push hard sell advertising

The government announced a new agency to produce hard sell advertising. Pravda urged poets writers and painters to become copywriters and ad artists to support the campaign.

Moscow Pravda

Franklin County Seal Contest Deadline Extended

Entries for Franklin County official seal must be submitted to Ben Park by 5 p.m. May 7. Designs will be numbered for display at the Old Depot Museum during the May 16 opening. a $35 prize awaits the winner. Judges are W. R. Lancaster, F. H. Parks, and Loren Latimer.

Franklin County Ben Park Old Depot W. R. Lancaster F. H. Parks Loren Latimer The Franklin County Historical Society, Inc

Girl Scouts Outdoors Near Garfield School Activities

Junior Troop 327 held a cookout at the Girl Scout campsite on April 27 under leader Mrs. Clyde Hashagen with aides Mrs. Charles Waymire and Mrs. Arlen West. Troop 351 joined a cookout and hike to earn the gypsy badge with Mrs. Verne on Chesbro and Mrs. Ron Reed as leaders. Both troops plan an overnight camping trip at Camp Townwood near Kansas City May 14 and 15. Troop 351 hosts a mothers tea Wednesday at 4 15 p.m. in First Christian church basement.

Garfield School Clyde Hashagen Charles Waymire Arlen West Verne Chesbro Ron Reed Camp Townwood Kansas City First Christian Church

Sheriff Reports Polygraph Discrepancy In Osawatomie Case

Theron Harrell, 44, reported a shooting at Capitol Truck Lines warehouse. A polygraph was administered at the sheriff's request and Harrell agreed to psychiatric evaluation at the state hospital in Osawatomie. The .22 caliber weapon remains unfound as investigators continue the search.

Theron Harrell N. Main Harrell Capitol Truck Lines Wares Joe Ferns Ferns Osawatomie

Nuns Face Choice Over Shelter and Vows in Canada

Victoria Canada AP Nuns led by Mother Cecilia Mary must choose between preserving their vows or closing the Good Shepherd Animal Shelter housing about 120 animals after church authorities found conflicts with their religious duties. The six day deadline was set following an internal investigation by Benedictine members. The order also runs St Mary’s Priory nearby.

Victoria B.C Cecilia Mary Good Shepherd Cecilia Order of the Sisters of the Love of Jesus Mother Cecilia St. Mary's Priory

Interstate plan to replace 58 mile US 50 section

The 58 mile stretch of US 50 from Emporia to Ottawa will be replaced by an interstate, with completion expected around 1970. The Sunday crash killed Miss Margene Savage and three others, bringing 47 deaths in 10 years on this route across 33 fatal crashes. Coffey Lyons and Franklin counties bore the heaviest tolls while traffic averages near 2,750 to 3,000 vehicles daily.

Topeka U. S. 50 Emporia Ottawa Kansas Turnpike Kansas City Emsporia 18Th Street Turnpike Kansas Kanesas City Coffey County Lyons Franklin

Johnson Asks For Quick $700 Million

President Johnson urged Congress in the White House East Room to approve an extra 700 million dollars for Vietnam and the Dominican Republic. He argued faster funding would show firm national commitment despite risks and costs, while noting no current path to peace talks in Vietnam.

Washington Johnson Congress United States Viet Nam Dominican Republic House Senate Foreign Affairs, Armed Services and Appropriations White House Dominiccan Texas Rivers’committee Defense Robert S. McNamara Congressional U.S Southeast Asia Gerald R. Ford Michigan Wayne Morse de Ore Senate

Local Traffic Citations Reported Near Ottawa and Williamsburg

County Court records show Charles L Fevarly cited near Ottawa on Ke68 for disobeying a stop sign and fined five dollars plus costs after pleading guilty. James M Collins cited near Williamsburg for speeding 80 in a 60 zone on March 22. bond forfeited for that charge and Collins also pleaded guilty to no tail lights and no current registration, fined twenty dollars plus costs. William D Griffin cited near Pomona on Ke68 for speeding 42 in a 35 zone on April 27. fined seven dollars plus costs. a charge of no current driver's license was dismissed.

Charles L. Fevarly S. Cherry Ottawa James M. Collins Williamsburg Collins William D. Griffin Posmona Pomona

Steer Escapes On Main Street In Ottawa Chase

Police and farmers pursued a Black Angus steer that leaped from a small white transport truck on Main Street. The animal, owned by John C. Van Fossan, fled toward the dike and viaduct before being corralled into a loading chute at the Franklin County Sale Company barn around 4 30 p m.

Main Street John C. van Fossan Ottawa RFD 4 Main Logan Pean Franklin County Sale Company

One Santa Fe Line Cleared After Derailment Near Le Lou

The second track on the Santa Fe main line was opened about 7:30 p.m. last night as crews work to clear wreckage from a Sunday derailment near Le Loup. Twenty five cars were derailed a quarter mile west of Le Loup, blocking both tracks. one track reopened later Sunday and today two wreckers continued removing debris. All 25 damaged cars were loaded.

Santa Fe le Loup

Bridge Winners Monday Night Elks Winners

North South Garnett Peterson and Loretta Reynolds Osawatomie claimed first with Mary Mc Mahon and Eugene Bush of Osawatomie taking second. East West winners were Mrs E E Hazlett and Mrs Bill Scott of Lawrence with Gladys Jones and Pearl Brillhart of Osawatomie as runners up.

Norths South Garnett Peterson Loretta Reynolds Osawatomie Mary McMahon Eugene Bush Ottawa Eastewest E. E. Hazlett Bill Scott Lawrence Gladys Jones Pearl Brillhart Osa Watomle

Truck Hits Parked Car on South Main Block

A parked 1965 Oldsmobile at the west curb on South Main was struck by a 1963 Chevrolet truck driven by Cecil B. Brown 25 Osawa tomie. Damages were $126.11 on the Olds and $75 on the truck. No injuries or arrests were reported.

South Main Oldsmobile Moore Chevrolet -Oldsmobile Company S. Main Chevrolet Frito Lays Company Cecil B. Brown Osawa Tomie Brown

Funeral rites for Frank C Bell in Baldwin Ohio

Frank Charles Bell died April 30. Services were May 3 at the Towner Chapel with Rev Jim Anderson officiating. Pallbearers: Mike Hines Lee Hughes Frank Davis John Mathias Elmer Gettinger John Montgomery. Don Lunger sang hymns with Mrs Jim Kilgore. Burial in Oakewood Cemetery Baldwin. Gene Mavity commander Wars en C Black Post No 60 American Legion conducted a service. North Baptist Church Recruit Class attended.

Frank C. Bell Frank Charles Bell Towner Chapel Jim Anderson Mike Hines Lee Hughes Frank Davis John Mathias Elmer Gettinger John Montgomery Don Lunger Jim Kilgore Oakewood Cemetery Baldwin Gene Mavity Warsen C American Legion North Baptist Church

Mrs Charles H Hunt Dies in Alhambra Service Held

Relatives and friends of Mrs Charles H Hunt who died on April 28 in Alhambra California met at Lamb Funeral Home on Monday and proceeded to Hope Cemetery for graveside services officiated by Dr Raymond P Jennings

Charles H, Hunt Charles H. Hunt Alhambra Calif Lamb Funeral Mons Day Hope Cemetery Raymond P. Jennings

Funeral services for James R Gwartney in Easton Kansas

Funeral services for James R Gwartney aged 61 are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Aston Baptist Church in Easton Kansas. Survivors include his son James Jr of Seattle and two daughters Mrs Donald Hanes of 534 West 15th Street and Mrs Gene Thompson of Easton. Burial will be at Oak Hill Cemetery near Easton. He had worked in the lumber business.

James R, Gwartney Aston Baptist Church Easton Kaw James Jr Seattle Donald Hanes Gene Thompson Oak Hill Cemetery

Market Report From Kansas City Livestock and Produce

KC Markets in Kansas City reports hogs trading near 25 to 50 higher with varied weights and classes. Cattle and calves show gains in steers and heifers, with prices across calves, feeder steers, and heifer calves, while sheep and lambs list steady to firm. Eggs and other produce also noted with price ranges and unchanged status across categories.

Kansas City

Hospital Notes Admissions And Dismissals Summary

Admissions list includes Jeri Neal from Williamsburg Mrs Ewing Lawrence Pomona Mrs Orville Glenn 7035 Poplar Almus Gantz Osage City L C Geiger 411 S Locust Raymond Bettge Ottawa RFD 3 Kenneth Griffin 610 Willow Monday Dismissals include Richard Shaffer Pomona Mrs Della Angell 313 Maple Tuesday

Jeri Neal Williamsburg Ewing Lawrence Pomona Orville Glenn Poplar Almus Gantz Osage City L. C. Geiger S. Locust Raymond Bettge Ottawa RFD Kenneth Griffin Willow Richard Shaffer Della Angell Maple Tuessday

Building Permits for Porch at 520 N Cherry

J. K. Milton applies for a permit to erect a porch at 520 North Cherry Street on Monday. Estimated work cost is 300 dollars.

J. K. Milton N. Cherry

Marriage Licenses George Finch and Janice Mille

George C Finch aged 25 of Pomona and Janice K Mille aged 24 of Ottawa applied for a marriage license, indicating plans to wed.

George C. Finch Pomona Janice K. Mille Ottawa

Police News: Isabel Hernandez Charged with Petty Larceny

Isabel J. Hernandez, 30, of 1101 North Mulberry, was charged Monday with petty larceny shoplifting of personal property and posted a $50 bond.

Isabel J. Hernandez N. Mulberry Bend

Classified Ad Rates From Per Word Listings

Classifieds show wanted ad rates by word with varying insertions and a cash minimum. The note lists multiple price points such as 6c per word for one insertion and 24e for six insertions, alongside a 4 cash minimum and garbled trailing characters.

Card of Thanks to Rebekah and HDU Clubs and Church Faith

I express thanks to the Rebekah and HDU clubs the church groups and Rev. Roberts for their cards flowers visits and prayers Also thanks to hospital staff for my wonderful care while I was in the hospital Mrs Elmer Mellies

Rebekah HDU Rev. Roberts Elmer Mellies

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