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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1964

Page

3

Ottawa University biology trip participants visit St Louis sites

DOYLE REICHARD of Williamsburg and William Benmell of Ottawa were two of nine students at Ottawa University who recently made a biology field trip to St. Louis. The group visited the Missouri Botanical Gardens the Zoological Gardens the Jewel Box and Clim atron the Arboretum the Museum of Science and the Planetarium to observe and study various species of plants.

Doyle Reichard Williamsburg William Benmell Ottawa Ottawa University St. Louis Missouri Botanical Gardens Zoological Gardens Arboretum Museum of Science Planetarium

Fulbright Stresses Cuba and France Policy Roles

In a Speaking Out column Fulbright argues Cuba poses grave risk to Latin America but not the U S or Western Europe while France remains vital to a North Atlantic community of nations and should be a leading partner. He says Caribbean issues are secondary to superpower dynamics shaping world politics.

New York J. William Fulbright D. Ark America Cuba France Fulbright United States Western Europe Latin America Saturday Evening Post Senate Foreign Relations Committee Senate

Final settlement notice in Mannen estate Kansas case

In Franklin County Probate Court Kansas the administrator Wilbur Mannen seeks final accounting and distribution of the estate of William Wallace Mannen deceased with court hearing set for June 3 1964 in Ottawa Kansas. Also notice of administration for Nancy J Riley estate with defenses due May 18 1964 and filing details.

State of Kansas Franklin County Said William Walace Mannen Wilbur E. Mannen William Wallace Mannen Ottawa Wilburn, Mannen State of Kansas Nancy J. Riley James W. Riley

Pop Classical At OHS Concert

Ottawa High School orchestra and chorus present its annual spring concert at 7 30 p m in the senior high auditorium. The program opens with classical works by Mendelssohn Bizet and Gluck then Brahms and Barber are sung. The pop portion features Camelot Over the Rainbow Charade and Tuxedo Junction performed by the orchestra and chorus directed by John W. Jones and Larry R. Williams.

Ottawa High School Mendelssohn Bizet Gluck Brahms Barber Tuxedo Junction John W. Jones Larry R. Williams

Hospital Notes Admissions List Shifts Weekly

Admissions include Mrs. Harry Buckles of 318 East Fourth and Mrs. Lupe Blanco at 1040 North Sycamore on Friday. Also listed are Mrs. Rex Hiner of 704 South Cherry and Mrs. Dale Hird of 604 South Locust. State Mrs. Duane Brown of Travelers Trailer Court. Scott Lynn Carpenter of RFD 2. Mrs. Ralph Hopkins of 717 Olive, Saturday.

Harry Buckles Lupe Blanco Sycamore Rex Hiner Cherry Dale Hird Duane Brown Travelers Trailer Court Scott Lynn Carpenter RFD Ralph Hopkins Olive

KC Markets Kansas City cattle and hogs report

In Kansas City market notes, cattle last week saw steers and heifers 50-1.00 lower, cows 25 lower, calves 50 lower, feeders 50-1.00 lower with prime steers 17.50-20.50 and heifers 17.00-20.25. Lambs were steady, ewes weak to 50-1.00 lower, prime lambs 20.50-25, ewes 3.00-6.00. Hogs rose with barrows and gilts 25-50 higher, sows steady. barrows and gilts 190-325 lb 13.25-14.85, sows 280-600 lb 11.50-13.00.

Kansas City

Ottawa Couples Apply for Marriage Licenses

George S. Fisher 26 and Dorothy Fowler 22 both of Ottawa filed for a marriage license. Michael White 19 and Bonnie McArdle 17, Ottawa residents, also applied. David Reekie 22 of Ottawa and Jane Anderson 8, of Ottawa, listed for license consideration.

George S. Fisher Ottawa Dorothy Fowler Michael White Bonnie McArdle David Reekie Jane Anderson

Court fines for two Lyndon and Topeka defendants

County Court Velina J. Vann age 41 of Lyndon pleaded guilty May 9 to disobeying a stop sign. She was fined 5 dollars plus 6 dollars costs. Harold J. Martin age 32 of Topeka pleaded guilty May 9 to improper passing. He was fined 5 dollars and 6 dollars costs.

Velina J. Vann Lyndon Harold J. Martin Topeka

Three Ottawa Students Cited For Traffic Offenses

Dave Eugene Pendergast 18 Ottawa University cited May 8 for careless and inattentive driving. Rex H. Davidson 19 Ottawa University cited May 8 for speeding 30 mph in a 20 mph zone. Patricia G. Stanley 22 Ottawa University cited May 8 for speeding 30 mph in a 20 mph zone.

Dave Eugene Pendergast Ottawa University Rex H. Davidson Ottawa, University Patricia G. Stanley

Death of Todd Silas Coen, County Farmer

Todd Silas Coen, 80, farmer and stockman of RFD 3, died Friday at 1 45 p m in Ransom Memorial Hospital after a year of failing health. Services set for Monday at 23 30 p m in Towner Chapel with Dr Raymond P Jennings officiating. Burial in Highland Cemetery. Born Sept 23, 1883 in Franklin County he lived here his whole life. A member of First Baptist Church, charter Grange member, Farm Bureau. married Lilian Niclian Jan 24 1910 in Ottawa. Surviving: wife two sons Kenneth of Phoenix Arizona and Warren of Lincoln Nebraska two daughters Eleanor of the home and Mrs Teddy Wells of Goodwill Oklahoma five grandchildren and one sister Mrs Una Hinderliter of 716 S Main.

Todd Silas Coen RFD Ransom Memorial Hospital Towner Chapel Raymond P. Jennings Highland Cemetery Mr. Coen Franklin County First Baptist Church The Grange Farm Bureau Lilian Niclian Jan Ottawa Kenneth Phoenix Ariz Warren Lincoln Ned Eleanor Teddy Wells Goodwill Okla Una Hinderliter S. Main

Petition Debate Stirs Wichita Water Fluoridation

In Wichita petitions oppose fluoridation of city water. One man claimed to have his tongue twisted while explaining a protest against dehydration of water to a resident. The brief note captures a small public reaction to the issue.

Wichita

Funeral services for Guy Manley Weburg

Guy Manley We Burg died May 5. Services were May 8 at Towner Chapel with Dr Raymond PP officiating. Pallbearers named. Burial in Highland Cemetery. Charley Simon Richland died Thursday. funeral Monday at 2 pm at Baker Funeral Home Overbrook. Burial in Rock Creek Cemetery.

Guy Manley Weburg Towner Chapel Muay Dr. Raymond PP Jennings Charley Simon Richland Baker Funeral Home Overbrook Rock Creek Cemetery

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