Local Briefs: Driving Citations and Dismissed Charge
Police cited Donnar Clark 19 for careless driving on May 5. Thomas Kwant 19 of Price Hall cited May 5 for careless driving. Gary Ball 23 faced failure to stop and render aid. case dismissed by county attorney. Also notes garage insulation material sale and a Franklin County Historical Society coffee event at Old Depot Museum on May 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnar
Clark
Thomas W. Kwant
Price Hall
Renrer Aid
Gary Lee Ball
Massasoit
Old Depot
The
Franklin County Historical Society
Hospital Admissions and Births and Dismissals
Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs C Lowell Farr 1133 S Cedar Pamela Johnson 747 S Oak Raymond Ralph Allen 814 Ash Charles Harkins Pomona Michael Hiatt 942 S Sycamore Mrs Wayne Reichard Williamsburg RFD 2 George Yoder Price Hall Ottawa University Wednesday Births reported for Cecil E Vining Richmond daughter weight 7 lb 1 3 4 oz Lawrence Hill Wellsville son 9 lb 8 oz Charles W Chilcote 811 S Oak son weight 7 lb 4 oz Edwin Horstick Richmond daughter weight 7 lb 16 oz Dismissals Pamela Johnson 747 S Oak Richard Vega 833 King Lloyd Kern Rantoul Mrs Elmo Shepherd 606 E 11th Tuesday Mrs Wayne Reichard Williamsburg RFD 2 Eddie Eneichen Rantoul Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Lowell Farr
Cedar
Pamela Johnson
S Oak
Raymond Ralph Allen
Ash
Charles Harkins
Pomona
Michael Hiatt
Sycamore
Wayne Reichard
Williamsburg Rfd
George Yoder
Price Hall
Ottawa University
Cecil E. Vining
Richmond
Lawrence G. Hill
Wellsville
Charles W. Chilcote
Oak
Edwin Horstick
Richard Vega
King
Lloyd Kern
Rantoul
Elmo Shepherd
Eddie Eneichen
Rantowl
Elks Bring Home Title Near Wichita Trap Shoot
A team of sharpshooting Elks won second place in the trap shoot at the Elks state convention in Wichita last week. The team included Clifford Badders, Lyle Hart, Rex Weigand, Carl Kersley, and Richard Cannady. Mrs. Delores Morelet won a transistor radio in a drawing at the convention. About 25 Ottawa Elks and their wives attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Clifford Badders
Lyle Hart
Rex Weigand
Carl Kersley
Richard Cannady
Delores Morelet
Ottawa
Kansas City Markets Mixed Live Stock Prices
KC Markets report cattle 2,600 head with steer prices 18.00 to 19.50, heifers 19.75, cows 13.00 to 15.75, hogs 3,000 with barrows and gilts 13.50 to 14.75, sows 11.50 to 13.25, sheep 100 with spring lambs 23.75 to 24.50, and ewes to 5.00. Poultry and butter unchanged in Sumner wholesale. Missouri Arkansas live fryers and broilers. farm and plant price notes 1W4s and 12.14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Sumner
Missouri
Arkansas
Haughn Leaves Wellsville for Severy Superintendent post
L. C. Haughn, longtime Wellsville High School superintendent and basketball coach, has signed a contract to join the Severy school system next year as superintendent of schools. He has been at Wellsville for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Haughn
Wellsville High School
Fo Tu Severy
Tven
Wellsville
Deaths of Guy Manly Veburg Everett Thornbrough and Barbara Johnson
Obituaries list Guy Manly Veburg 83 of Overbrook died May 5 at Ransom Memorial Hospital after illness from Chase County. Surviving wife Pearl and two sons, burial at Highs Cemetery. Everett Othal Thornbrough 56 of 1447 S Willow died May 5 at Santa Fe Hospital. buried at Cedarvale with services at Towner's Chapel. Barbara Fouts Johnson 83 of Ottawa died May 4 in Savage Minnesota. graveside in Overland Park. survived by husband John E Johnson and four children plus family relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Manly Veburg
Guy Manley Veburg
Overbrook
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Weburg
Chase County
Ottawa
RFD
Pearl Randel
Topeka
Veburg
First Baptist Church
Harold Veburg
Jess Veburg
Carl Veburg
Omaha
Neb
Everett
Thornbrough Everett Othal Thornbrough
S. Willow
Santa Fe Hospital
Thornbrough
Milford
Mary
Elizabeth WestDec
Port Scott
Santa Fe Railroad
Methodist Church
Ethel Thornsbrough
la Mar
Mary Jo Stanhope
Tulsa
Okla
Jesse Earl Thornbrough
Taft
Calif
Towner'’s Chapel
Charles P. Knight
Cedarvale Cemetery
Necosho Falls
John E. Johnson
Barbara(Fouts) Johnson
Savage
Minn
Overland Park
Johnson
Ottawa High School
John BE. Johnson
Bradley
Bobby
Renee
Brian
Cora Pulley
Boise
Idaho
Lynn C. Fouts
Library Closes For Convention In Wichita Kansas
Ottawa Carnegie Library will close Thursday through Saturday for staff attendance at the Kansas Library Association biennial conference at the Broadview Hotel in Wichita. Session dates May 7 to 9 feature Dr. Marvin Harder of Wichita University and a distinguished bookman lecture by George S. McManus. Notable participants include Nell Barnaby as KLA secretary, Mrs. C. A. Peacock, Mrs. T. K. Keelin, Louise Walker, Leroy Fox, Horace Moses, Marilyn Miller, Dr. Robert Lee, and Paul Friesner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Carnegie Library
Kansas Library Association
Broadview Hotel
Wichita
Guing
Nell Barnaby
KLA
C. A. Peacock
T. K. Keelin
Louise Walker
Library Board
Marvin Harder
Wichita University
George S McManus
Mathew Carey
Max Morath
Dis
Eight Die In Arab Fight
British paratroopers broke out of a desert village after 12 hours under Bedouin fire. Two Britons and at least six tribesmen were killed, ten more paratroopers wounded. Casualties flown to Aden as 4th Brigade seeks to clear about 600 rebels along the Aden Khala road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thumala
South Arabian Federation
Middle East
Aden
Khala
Ransom Anniversary Geranium Planting at Memorial Hospital
Franklin County organizations and individuals will plant red geraniums on the grounds of Ransom Memorial Hospital Sunday between 1 and 5 p.m. The Medical Auxiliary hosts the event for the hospital’s 33rd anniversary and will provide light refreshments to participants. If rain, plants move to the hospital lobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Ransom Memorial Hospital
C. W. Henning
Local Market Report Summary
Wheat and corn futures edges noted with modest gains in nearby contracts. Barley oats rye and soybeans show mixed activity amid harvest season volatility. Milo and ear corn prices cited with slight upticks in select markets. Local traders monitor price shifts across commodities in midday trading.
Funerals for Irwin L Heth and Clarence Ranney Held
Funeral services for Irwin Lee Heth who died May 3 at Williamsburg were conducted May 5 at First Methodist Church with Rev. David Wilson officiating. Heth born February 7, 1894 in Clarence Iowa. Graveside burial at Mt Hope Cemetery Williamsburg with Am Leonard Legion post as pallbearers. Also noted: organist Mrs. Willard Binns and soloist Al Williams. Funeral for Clarence Ranney who died May 3 held May 5 at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Rev. Jim L. Anderson officiating. Ranney born April 12, 1880 in Osawatomie Kansas. Burial in Osawatomie Cemetery Osawatomie Kansas.
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Irwin Lee Heth
Williamsburg
First Methodist Church
David Wilson
Heth
Clarence
Iowa
L. T. Pattie
Frank Davis
Lyle Sutherland
Neal R. Forbes
D. B. Fogle
Arthur Dehn
Willard Binns
al Williams
Leo Santee
Amendan Legion” and “Auxiliary
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Clarence Ranney
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Jim L. Anderson
Ranney
Osawatomie
Loren Ames
Fred Lehnert
Dick Maxwell
Harry Cartzdamer
Estell
Northway
Jack Dennison
R. L. Stevens
County court pleas and acquittal reported
County Court records show Guy Cheley Carr Jr of Shreveport pleaded guilty to driving on the wrong side of the road and paid a 15 dollar fine plus 36 costs. Charles F. Collins of 824 S. Sycamore was found innocent of making an improper left turn. Donald R. Smith of 727 N Cedar pleaded guilty to improper passing with 5 dollars fine and 6 costs. Charles D. Baker of Moran pleaded guilty to failure to control speed to avoid an accident, fined 19 dollars and 6 costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Cheley Carr Jr
Shreveport
Charles F. Collins
S. Sycamore
Donald R. Smith
N. Cedar
Charles D. Baker
Moran
County Drive Head Picked by Marvin Rowland
Marvin Rowland of 1529 S Oak was named Franklin County chairman for the annual Multiple Sclerosis Hope Chest Campaign. The drive runs May 10 to June 20 with Cub Scouts placing canisters in Ottawa stores. There are 1,000 known Kansas victims. Funds support chapters in 47 states and 43 research projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Rowland
S. Oak
Franklin County
Rowland
Ottawa
Kansas
Insurance revenue hits record in Kansas says Sullivan
Topeka Kansas insurance commissioner Frank Sullivan reports insurance sale revenue is at an all-time high. He estimates current fiscal year revenue may exceed 8 million dollars, contrasting with 7.4 million dollars last year from premium taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka (Ap
Frank Sullivan
Kansas
Sullivan
Notice of Public Hearing on Zoning Map Change Ottawa KS
First published April 29 1964 last May 13 1964 notice of public hearing June 2 1964 at 7 30 PM in City Hall Ottawa Kansas before City Planning Commission on petition by H D Lee Company to rezone certain real estate from Single Family to Light Industrial affecting a parcel in Sec 11 Twp 17 Franklin County. Protests may be presented. ruling by commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
City Commission Room
Ottawa
Kansas
City Planning Commission
H. D. Lee, Company
See
N. E
N. E. Vy
S.W
N.E
Franklin County
Planning Commission
State of
William S. Bowers
Meda McCune
Local Farm and Auction Dates Listed for Franklin County
Multiple auction and sale alerts across Franklin County Kansas. Myers Bros sale near North Ottawa features 15 head Black yearling steers and 15 head Black heifers plus open cows on May 2 at the Franklin Co Sale Barn. Other listings include household sales in Pomona and Overbrook, weekly farm auctions in Pomona, Ottawa, and nearby towns, and livestock sales in Council Grove and Allen County with contact numbers for Curtis Candy Breeding Earl Houston, Nate and Leona Gibbons, Printy and Son, and Jack Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Ottawa
RFD
Franklin County Sale Company
Franklin Co
Curtis Candy Breeding
Earl Houston
Overbrook
Kansas
Nate
Leona
Bank
Pomona
Printy
Ben Printy
N. Main
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Elis
Ottawa Herald Business Office
Pri
Church
Elks
Haughn
Severy
Leavenworth
Harvey Drake
Drake
Tom Parks
Steve Roush
Buck Vivian
John Evans
Gary Duffield
Jim Colby
Joe Towner
Highsand Cemetery
Ray Jennings
Church Deasons
Everett Co
Hornbrough
Towner's Chapel
Newsho [Alls
Legals
Ottawa Herald
Paget
Dwight Haworth
Jess Gilmore
Said
William &, Bowers
Bowers & Bowers, Attorneys
Ord
MaDeuUa
Tra
Uldcuuil
Forest Park
UNION
C.E
Electa
Marie Donart
W. M. Vola Phillips
Secy
Otasco
Roto Tillers
Ohay Ba Briggs Stratton
Turner
B.f.heidner
Glenn Miller
A. M. Willis
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Keep America Beautiful
Advertising Council
Mohile
ICC
Morgan “Sa
Asway
Rep
Geo
Buysse
Holisday Inn
North Topeka
Myers Dairy
Red Rooster
Cate
Dick Allen
Pussys Asoriet
Didalb Whimas Reaves
Sandard Rendering Co
Charles Hriedman
Lee Carter
Gene Powell
Law Mower Repair Reeves Repair Shop
Ottawa Herald General Service
Melvin Stockard
Princeton
Floyd Bishop
Farmall Cub
Allis Chalmers Tractor
Monchain Saw
Carl Bennett
Pomona, Kansas
John Brown
Pioneer
Appanoose High School
John Berger
Princeton Grain Co
Printy’s
Printy's Auction House
Todd Mobil Homes
Jack Nelson
Kas
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
Council Grove
Harold
Stewart
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