Ottawa briefs note local events and notices
Short notices cover Mrs Lizzie Rayburn returning to Ottawa for hospital surgery and a move to Whittier California. It lists a May 14 2012 Eagle members Heart Fund dance with Larry and the Jays, a Fredonia bull test starting June 23 with applications due June 5, a Pomona High School operetta Gypsy Rover, free aprons for Ladies at Gambles, a visit by Lowell Holmes to Ottawa University, a Side by Side refrigerator sale at Gambles, Knights of Columbus convention representation, DeMolay festival participation, white elephant donations at First U P Church, Bill Coughlin named KU Owl Society president, a yard sale May 14, and Rev Roger Fredrikson returning to Ottawa pulpit. he leads First Baptist Sioux Falls and has ties to Ottawa University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Fredrikson
First Baptist Church
Ottawa
Sioux Falls
S.C
American Baptist Convention
Kansas City
OU Students Back Angell for Congress
The Ottawa University Student Council endorsed Wayne Angell for Congressman from the Third District in a resolution at its weekly Green Room meeting. The measure was sponsored by Elwood English, a junior history political science major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University Student Council
University Union
Wayne Angell
Elwood English
Bowling Scores Wednesday Night Ladies and Leagues
A compiled list of high scores and weekly results across numerous leagues and venues. Notable performances include Reusch at High 1030 with 541 pins, Liegerot at High 10.30 with 389, Reed at High 30 with 167, and numerous 10 30 marks across teams such as H.D. Lee Company Bell Telephone and Pepsi Cola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Peoples National Bank
V. Reusch
Irst National Bank
A. Servatius
M. Smith
W. Bell Telephone
E. Leach
J. Penn
Atch Boy Paints
L. Offenbacker
Itty Clover
Thomas
HE Keen Company
W. Lewis
Litwin's
Nelson
Pepsi Cola
D. Burgoon
Pogue
Shelden
G. McDaniels
Heckman
D. Heckman
Royal Tlanes
D. Cordle
Robertson Motor CO
E. Peter
L. Cafe
M. Horn
Dengel and Son
Budge’s Hardware
V. Foster
Bond's Cleaners
L. Droddy
Ottawa Insulation
J. Foster
OGG
R. Snider
Flinsbaugh
Hughes
Bent Fender
Fritts
R. Kampschroes
Ottawa Times
L. Whaley
Seymour
Babysitter charged after five year old dies from beating
Leavenworth Kansas AP reports five year old James Wayne King died after being beaten by 16 year old babysitter Harold Edward Henry Jr. Police say the youth admitted hitting the child with a soft bat a plastic bat and fists when he would not answer questions. Autopsy planned. The sitter faces child beating and second degree manslaughter charges filed by County Attorney Edward J. Chapman Jr. The boy suffered ruptured pancreas ruptured intestine two broken ribs and other injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth, Kan
James Wayne King
Chester King
Harold Edward Henry Jr
Union Meeting Sunday Brings Ottawa Clergymen Together
Six Ottawa ministers from four denominations will meet at 7 30 p m Sunday to discuss church union and exchange pulpits. Moderated by Dr Charles Anderson, the session aims to express opinions and inform boards of local and national progress. Members of church boards will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Willard A. Braker
Trinity Methodist
Leopold Hoppe
Grace Episcopal
Chester A. Hall
First United Presbyterian
Charles P. Knight
First Methodist Church
Ned M. Roberts
First Christian
Roger F. Greenslade
Westminster United Presbyterian
Charles Anderson
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs Eggs Butter
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports cattle none calves none. Hogs 2,600 barrows gilts uneven weak to 50 lower sows steady to weak. Prices listed for various weights and cuts. Sheep none. Wholesale eggs and butter unchanged.
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Kansas City
Funeral services for Roy Neal Batdorf held at Towner Chapel
Roy Neal Batdorf died May 8. Funeral services were May 11 at Towner Chapel with Rev. Jim Anderson officiating. Pallbearers included Ivan Brown, Robert Carr, Ernest Kaub, Henry Smart, Harry Hough, Arthur Fowler, Emmett Taylor, and William Meinig. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery with hymns sung by Rev. and Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Hank Crockett. Members of the North Baptist Church Recruit Class attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Neal Batdorf
Towner Chapel
Jim Anderson
Ivan Brown
Robert Carr
Ernest Kaub
Henry Smart
Harry Hough
Arthur Fowler
Emmett Taylor
William Meinig
Anderson
Hank Crockett
Higheland Cemetery
North Baptist Church
Funeral services for Minnie Frances Frye announced
Christian Science rites for Mrs. Minnie Frances Frye who died Thursday will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Lamb Funeral Home with Mrs. Ofelita Ivey officiating. Burial follows in Hope Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie F, Frye
Polio mother keeps twins after community aid
In Cleveland, Barbara Brooks 28, crippled by polio since 1951, can’t lift more than eight pounds. Her twins Kendra and Kimberly, born March 13 at two months old and weighing seven pounds each, weigh concern but she received over 80 calls for help and many offers of furniture, clothing, and adopters were declined. Relieved by local and distant volunteers, she says she doesn’t need to give up the babies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Barbara Brooks
Brooks
New York City
Iowa
Kenneth
Kendra
Kimberly
Police Court Plea Bargains and Fines Reported
In the police court Joseph O Swinehart 23 of 1107 S Main pleaded guilty to speeding 49 in a 30 zone and was fined 19 dollars. Charles W Barnes 90 of St Louis forfeited 18 bond on 48 in a 30 zone. Walter W Tucker 85 of 312 E 4th pleaded guilty to indecent exposure and was fined 50 dollars. William W Williford 19 of 600 S Main was continued for arraignment May 19 for careless driving after bond. Lamar Redgood 37 of 109 N Locust pleaded innocent to drunkenness and resisting arrest with trial set for May 26 after posting 100 bond. Wayne Warren Hicks 25 of Gardner forfeited 15 bond for operating without a license. Ronald A Swenson 25 of 1024 S Cedar forfeited 10 bond for disregarding red signal. Fredrick M Clark 21 of Clathe forfeited 10 bond for illegal left turn. Terry John Waznak 18 of Brookfield Ir pleaded guilty to vagrancy. Sam W Schlup 18 of Lea wood pleaded guilty to vagrancy and was fined 50. Richard Dennis Olson 19 of Pontiac RFD 3 D1 pleaded guilty to loitering and fined 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph O. Swinehart
S. Main
Charles W. Barnes
St. Louis
Walter W. Tucker
William W. Williford
Lamar Redgood
N. Locust
Wayne Warren Hicks
Gardner
Ronald A. Swenson
S. Cedar
Fredrick M. Clark
Clathe
Terry John Waznak
Brookfield
Death of Hilda Christina Lundstrom in Ottawa and Lindsborg
Hilda Christina Lundstrom 88 a longtime Ottawa resident died Thursday night at Lindseborg Community Hospital after a five day stay. Funeral services will be at Covenant Church of Lindsborg 10 a.m. Saturday with interment at Highland Cemetery Ottawa 3 30 p.m. Saturday. Officiating ministers are Rev Donald Rothfuss and Rev Raymond Johnson. Friends may visit Anderson Funeral Home Lindsborg 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. Born April 5 1878 in Sweden she married Paul Sundstrom Feb 22 1905. he is deceased. Surviving are two sons Melvin Sundstrom Ottawa RFD 4 and George Sundstrom Salem Ohio two daughters Mrs Edith Larson Riley and Mrs Mabel Fredrickson Lindsborg two sisters Mrs Hannah Anderson and Mrs Hulda Berger Denver Colo 11 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Christina Lundstrom
Hilda Christina Sundstrom
Ottawa
Lindseborg
Covenant Church of
Lindsborg
Highland Cemetery
Donald Rothfuss
Raymond Johnson
Anderson
Sweden
Peter
Maria Blixt
Paul Sundstrom
Melvin Sundstrom
RFD
George Sundstrom
Salem
Ohio
Edith Larson
Riley
Mabel Fredrickson
Hannah Anderson
Hulda Berger
Denver
Colo
Forgery Suspect Bound To Court
Marshie M. Allen, 19, of 119 S. Cedar, waived his preliminary hearing in County Court and was bound over to the September term of District Court on a forgery charge. Bond set at $1,000 remains unposted. He allegedly wrote a forged check dated April 19, purportedly drawn on Lawrence National Bank by Larry B. Noel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshie M. Allen
S. Cedar
Allen
Lawrence National Bank
Larry B. Noel
Hospital Notes Admissions Calif Friday
Hospital notes list admissions in California for Friday and dismissals for Cheryl Rudolph of Lebo on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Rudolph
Lebo
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Bessie Nelson
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas a petition filed by the State Department of Social Welfare seeks an administrator for the estate of Bessie Arlene Nelson. Hearing set May 23, 1966 at 1 30 p.m. in Ottawa Kansas.
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State of Kansas
Shawnee County
Franklin County
Kansas
Bessie Arlene Nelson
State Department of Social Welfare of Kansas
Ottawa
Ottawa University Leader Honored at Baptist Convention
Dr. Andrew B. Martin, president of Ottawa University, was honored along with Dr. Benjamin Elijah Mays of Morehouse College and Mrs. Caroline Mattingly Pendergast of the University of Redlands at the American Baptist Convention in Kansas City. Martin’s citation praised three decades of elevating Ottawa’s status in Baptist higher education and the college program’s aim to educate man in his full nature.
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Kansas City
Andrew B. Martin
Ottawa University
Benjamin Elijah Mays
Morehouse College
Atlanta, Ga
Caroline Mattingly Pendergast
University of Redlands
Redlands
Calif
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Lizzie Rayburn
Whittier
All Eagle
Larry
the Jays
Fredonia
Ellis
Pomona High School
Adv
Lowell D. Holmes
Wichita State University
Sociology
Sherm Spears
Cherry
George Gravenstein
Sacred Heart Knights of Columbus
Wichita
Otasco
Abdallah Shrine
Charles Ratliff
Ottawa Rfd 3
First
U. P. Church
Bill Coughlin
Donald Coughlin
Wellsville
University of Kansas Owl Society
Russell Stover
Snyder Pharmacy
S. Mulberry
Angell
Kansas State Bank
H. Liegerot
Church Union Meeting
Orate En
Louis Lengel
Doug Bennett
Alan Whitacre
Jim Dykstra
S. Elm
Whittier, Calif
State Department of Social Welfare of
W. B. Kirkpatrick
Topeka
Robert L. Pinet
Lee
Lee Bonar
Bulova
W.M. Yerkes
Mrs. Hazel Yerkes
Montgomery Ward
Clifford R. Hobbs
IMAY
Presbyterian Church Ltd
Walnut Streets
Gardner Finch
East Third Street
Wellsville, Kansas
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
N. Main
Printy’s Auction House
Main
George Haas
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kan
Council Grove
Osage City
Jim
Brady
Harold Stewart Gen
Pinky” Langdon
Good and Antiques
Maple
Billy V. Clark
Shirley Clark
Irwin’s
Lawrence Coin Club
Lawerence
11Th and
Vermont Street
Richard Moore
Spring Hill
Everley Roofing & Heating Co
East 23Rd Street
Lawrence
Ohse Meat Co
Royal Manor
Bill Moore
Ohse Meat Products Inc
Men & Women
Web
Osawatomie State Hospital
Osawatomie
Drake’s Bakery
K.U
Osawa
Tomie State Hospital
Tomie
General Services 29
Joe Blake
Sanford
Fremont C. Sanford
The
Lamb Funeral Home
J. R. Smith
William Fowler
Lamb
Joe Towner
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