Herring honored for home economics study at Kansas State
Sandra Herring daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Herring ranked in top 10 percent of home economics majors receiving a scholarship certificate at Kansas State University Honors Day. Certificates were presented by Coretta Hoffman and Herring was elected chairman of the Home Economics extension club membership committee for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Herring
Roy Herring
Williamsbug
Kansas State University
Coretta Hoffman
Miss Herring
Home Economics Extension Club
Woman Hurt In Hit-Run Accident
Irene A. Barnhart, 38, of rural route four, was taken to Ransom Memorial Hospital after a hit-and-run. Police charged her with DUI, reckless driving, leaving the scene, and open bottle. Her car struck a parked truck owned by Lisco Brick and Tile Co. in East Fourth Street and was found in East Sixth. Minor damage to the truck. Barnhart suffered knee and lip cuts and a nosebleed. A separate yesterday collision saw Hazel L. Cutting strike a utility pole guy wire with no injuries. A 1959 car driven by Carolyn Cain left a ditch with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene A. Barnhart
RFD
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lisco Brick and Tile Co
Kansas City
East 4Th
East 6Th
Hazel L. Cutting
Willow
Carolyn Cain
East Bailey Road
Richmond
Dinah Shore Divorces George Montgomery in Court
In Santa Monica California singer Dinah Shore legally ends her marriage to actor George Montgomery in a six minute courtroom proceeding. Shore gains custody of their two children Melissa Ann age 14 and John David age 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Dinah Shore
George Montgomery
Melissa Ann
John David
Teen Couple Admit Runaway Pairings Whirl
Vernon Leonard Rocker 34 Garnett and Charlotte Marie Smiley 20 Otto Wh. James Robert McLaury 19 St Paul Mets and Donna Reddick 17 Bald
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Leonard Rocker
Garnett
Charlotte Marie Smiley
Otto- Wh. James Robert McLaury
St. Paul
Mets
Donna Reddick
Bald
Hospital Notes and Births and Dismissals Report
Admissions list includes Maggie Plough and Trene Barnhart with associated guardians and towns Ottawa Overbrook and RFD districts. Births record William F Adams family at 745 Ash and Dewey Cook at 515 S Oak with weights eight pounds and eight pounds seven ounces respectively. Dismissals note several individuals including Cora Button Pomona Ivan Dean Hall Hamblin Don Risdon Cottonwood Frank Price and Marlene Colwell with Ottawa University and others, plus Jackie Rae Morrison Olathe Elsa Towe at North American Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Button
Pomona
Ivan Dean Hall
Hamblin
Don Risdon
Cottonwood
Frank Price
E. 9Th
Marlene Colwell
Ottawa University
Jackie Rae Morrison
Olathe
Elsa Towe
North American Hotel
KC Markets Kansas City cattle and hogs report
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports cattle at 2,000 head with steers steady to 95 lower and cows steady to 25 higher, good to prime steers 22.75 to 26.60, feeders 24.0 to 27.00. Hogs 3,600 with barrows and gilts weak to 25 lower, sows steady to 25 lower, 250 to 400 lb sows 13.50 to 14.25. Lambs 2,200 with lambs steady to 25 higher, good to prime lambs 16.60 to 21.50, feeders 10.00 to 12.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Grogan Elected Ottawa Jaycees President
Jim Grogan, 31, local service station operator and city commission member, was elected president of the Ottawa Jaycees at a meeting last night. A Jaycee for six years, he has twice been elected first vice president and twice to the board of directors, and he has served as vice president of District 7. He had been nominated for the office three times, losing once by a coin flip and declining twice. He succeeds James D. Richardson, who becomes a state director. Other officers elected include Vernon Chism, first vice president. Charles Barnes, second vice president. Jim Price, secretary. and Rick Beatty, treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Grogan
Ottawa Jaycees
Grogan
District 7
James D. Richardson
Vernon Chism
Charles Barnes
Jim Price
Rick Beatty
Deaths in Ottawa area two long dwellers listed
Clarence Ancle Gleason 71 died at home after relocating from Lane six weeks ago born February 2 1891 Osawatomie married Bertha Fox 1911 then Mary Bodley 1939. Survived by widow daughter grandchildren and sisters. Maud Shields 82 lifelong resident died at Ransom Memorial Hospital after illness beginning in February born November 8 1879 east of Wellsville married Byron Shields 1902. several children and many grandchildren survive. Services arranged with Lamb Funeral Home and Ruhamah Cemetery with Lane Masonic lodge accorded.
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Gleason
Clarence Ancle
South Main
Lamb Funeral Home
Lee F. Spitzer
Ruhamah Cemetery
Clarence A. Gleason
Clarence Ancle Gleason
Main
Ottawa
Lane
Osawatomie
Bertha Fox
Mary A. Bodley
Osawatomie Christian Church
Lane Lodge No. 339
A. M
Ray Bloomer
W. Lth
E. A. Gillenwater
Beaverton
Ore
Luella Gregg
Clinton
Ralph Weaver
Paola
Vada Crowley
Lane Masonic Lodge
Maud Shields
Walnut
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Maude Dixon
Wellsville
Byron Shields
Raymond
Delmas
Salem
Charles
James
Clathe
Olive Guerkink
Ardmore
Okla
Jean Radford
Midland
Tex
Mary L. Krewski
Dallas
Ethel de Ford
Temple
Kate Robinson
Jennie Noble
North Kansas City
Sue Haggard
Newton
Florathen
Grand Island
Neb
Paul Dixon
Baldwin
Walter W. Smith Wins Ahern Engineering Scholarship
Walter W. Smith son of Sherman H Smith RFD 4 has been named a recipient of the $250 Ahern scholarship in engineering Ottawa High School officials announced today. Smith a senior has already received a University of Kansas scholarship and a $100 Ottawa Teachers Association scholarship. The Ahern scholarship is funded by the Henry Ahern family Paola for a student in Miami or adjacent county pursuing engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Smith
Sherman H. Smith
RFD 4
Ahern
Ottawa
Smith
University of Kansas
Ottawa Teachers Association
Henry Ahern
Paola
Miami
New Baker University Trustees and Building Plans Issued
Baker University announces new board officers led by C Y Thomas Spencer Chemical chair and Rev Charles Knight as vice president. Four long serving trustees leave after eight year terms. An expansion of the student union costs 177000 with bids set for June 5. Remodeling plans include library offices and education department spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Irving Boone
Eureka
Kansas Farm Bureau
Baker Board
Fred Conger
Hutchinson
Jess C. Denions Jr
Dodge City Globe
Frank Siegrist
Siegrist Engraving Co
Kansas City
Baker
Education Department
Class Of 75 A Bit Small Right Now
Ottawa High's class of 75 stands at 201, seven fewer than 74, with elementary schools naming enrollments for kindergarten next year. Eugene Field School reports 68 registered, Garfield 45, Hawthorne 55, Kendall Hay and Lincoln noting 38 and 38 placements respectively as principals urge rural-area growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Eugene Field School
Allen Unruh
Garfield
Don Hoglund
Hawthorne
Ralph Loyd
Observance of Family Week speaker at First Baptist
Rev. F R Hollingsworth, pastor and family counselor at Menninger Foundation, will speak at First Baptist Church Ottawa on Thursday May 10 at 7 30 pm in Elliott Hall after a church dinner. His talk titled Facing Family Stresses in Today's World outlines Christian Family Week observance and he will meet Ottawa University students at 4 30 pm in Price Hall before the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Hollingsworth
Menninger Fondation
Topeka
First Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Elliott Hall
Hollingsworth
Hollingworth
Oakland City College
Ind
United Theological Seminary
Central State Hospital
Indianapolis
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Ohio
United Brethren
Ottawa University
Price Hall
First Baptist
Decatur Finance Director gets payroll for Loftus approved
DECATUR Ill AP Finance Director Jack W Loftus appeared before City Council Monday night to register a complaint about the payroll approved for the 1962 63 fiscal year The council last week approved salaries for 300 city workers and authorized Loftus to write out the weekly checks Loftus was back because the council missed one item his salary The council voted unanimously to put Loftus on the payroll
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur, Ill
Jack W. Loftus
Loftus
OU to Join Planning Conference for Liberal Arts Colleges
The Baldwin conference on ten-year planning for nine Kansas liberal arts colleges will be held at Baker University on June 13. Ottawa University will participate. Leaders include Baker president L. Dale Lund and Otta wa president D. W. Bittinger. Dr. Lawrence Barrett will lead, with Dr. Seymour Smith as consultant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Kansas
Baker University
W. J. Scarborough
Ottawa University
Fund For the Advancement of Education
Ford Foundation
Alvin C. Eurich
Sidney Tickton
Lawrence Barrett
Kalamazoo College
Kalamazoo, Mich
Seymour Smith
Stephens College
Columbia, Mo
Scarborough
Baker Student Union
Baker
Bethany College
Lindsborg
L. Dale Lund
Kansas Wesleyan University
Salina
D. Arthur Zook
McPherson College
McPherson
D. W. Bittinger
Andrew B. Martin
Southwestern College
Winfield
C. Orville Strohl
St. Benedict's College
Atchison
Alcuin Hemmen
St. Mary College
Xavier
Arthur M. Murphy
Sterling College
Sterling
William M. McCreery
Deena's Sold to Howard Man in Ottawa
Deena's restaurant at 122 S Main Ottawa has been sold to Olin Crowell of Howard. The sale takes effect May 21, with former owner Mrs Deena Mangan planning to leave Ottawa around June 1 to join her husband Captain Al Mangan at Keesler Air Force Base Biloxi Mississippi where he will study electronics for about a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Gamble
Twin Falls
Idaho
K. A. Elben
Ray O’donnell
Deena's
S. Main
Deena Mangan
Olin Crowell
Howard
Crowell
Notice of Hearing On Final Settlement For Walter M Price Estate
The Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas will hear the petition for final settlement filed by Dorothy Cottrell Price executrix of Walter M Price deceased. The court will determine heirs devisees and legatees and approve executrix acts and fees on May 25 1962 at 10 00 a m in Ottawa Kansas. Defenses must be filed in writing prior to the hearing. Anderson and Byrd Attorneys for Petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirat
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Walter M. Price
Dorothy Cottrell Price
Ottawa
Anderson & Byrd Attorneys
Card of Thanks Ad Rates and Notices
An archival notice lists advertisement rates for a newspaper page including Blind Ads at 50c each, a Card of Thanks at 4c per word with a 7c minimum, and related listings for extra spacing on page 6c. The brief indicates pricing and placement options for reader notices and acknowledgments.
Brothers and Sisters of Sadie Hicks Thank You Note
The Sadie Hicks Family gratefully acknowledges and thanks you for your expressions of sympathy though addresses are not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Hicks
Call For Wednesday Meeting Time and Address
Notice invites attendance Wednesday from 7 30 p m to 9 00 p m to meeting with Mr Tom E Prater at 7653 Rainbow Dr Prairie Village Kansas Respondents may write to the listed address to participate or respond in writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom E. Prater
Rainbow Dr
Prairie Village
Kansas
Local Livestock Auctions and Estate Sale Listings
Readable listings show weekly livestock auctions in Ottawa and Overbrook Kansas with consignment sales in Lena Kelley Estate Ottawa May 19 at 1 p.m. Night horse and cattle auctions are noted by Ottawa Livestock Commission Co West Wilson Street and Neosho Livestock Commission Co Neosho Missouri. Large assortment of consignments includes household goods antiques at 1018 Hickory May 15 4 p.m. and Thursday sales at 1136 N Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C-O
Ottawa Herald
P.O
Lawrence
Kansas
Firestone Stores
St. Main
Ottawa
Melvin Stockard
Princeton
Ottawa Livestock Commission Company
West Wilson Street
Ernest Arnold Overbrook
Emporia Livestock Sales Co
Emporia
Franklin County Sale Co
Wilson and Locust
Printy
Ben Printy
N. Main
Lena H. Kelley
N. Poplar
Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Harold
Charles — Lyndon
Ottawa Livestock Commission Co
C. D. McCarthy
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Missouri
Weat Wilson Street
Motel Management Training Ad Seeks Wide Applicants
The Ottawa Herald advertises a broad call for men and women including couples to train in motel management. It promises high earnings from 6000 to 20000 yearly, home study options, and financing for qualified applicants. The International Motel School offers a short inexpensive course in Denver Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Herald
International Motel School
W. Colfax
Denver
Colorado
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vivian Eichinger
Bonita Walburn
Franklin County Welfare Department
Wichitta
Isabelle Yokum
Garnet
Wanda Baird
Norman Rogers
Clarabel E. Cecil
Marjorie Hooper
Irvin B. Lucas
Fort Smith, Ark
Snyder Pharmacy
Wright’s Studio
Adv
van Horn
Myrl Anderson
Motors
Industrial State Bank
Kas
Ellis
Ellis Club
John Huderson
Robert A. Anderson
Robert F. Killough
Don Bouska
Tom Dillon
Warren Wesen
Cal Ewing
Albright
Minnie C. Albright
Roy Armstrong
Highland Cemetery
Shields
Sous Engl Son
Maggie Plough
Noel Douglas
Alton Carey
Trene Barnhart
Henry Fishburn
Overbrook
William F. Adams
Ash
Dewey S. Cook
S. Oak
Lamb
Jim Grogan Jaycees
Ottawan
Baker Trustee Board
South Water Tower
Mouy Yoni
Louis Dergel
Son Notun
Deena’s
Howard Man
Legals
Joe Canfield
Order OF The _White
Jerusalem
Calista Roth
W.H.P
Isabelle Jacobson
W.S
Ottawa Lodge
A.F
A.M
Louis Dale
Sidney
Morris
Sec
H.P. Briggs & Stratton Motor
H.P. Clinton
The
General Services
Conrad's Painters
KNAPP
Lee Carter
Standard Rendering Co
Ottawa Herald General Services Section
Jersey
Flave Watts
Wilson
Alvin Crist
Centropolis
Marlin Mooner Quenemo
Kans
Lamar Forrer
Yellowstone
Leeds
Feeds
Fort
Northrup, King & CO
Robert Baer
Ottawa Rt
Pioneer
John Berger
Appanoose High School
H. A. Funk
Homewood
Williamsburg
Frontier
Rudy Patrick
Sudan
Memoriam
OK Bargain Store
Jewel Tea Company
Myers Bros
Claude
Franklin County Sale Company
Every Barerdans
Locust & Wilson
Gordon James Phone Feed
Home
Jack Nelson
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
John Deere
K.F.U
Steckly
MILO
K.F.U. Milo
COOP
Misc
Blond
Philco TV
Western Auto
College
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