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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1962

Page

5

Ottawa Lions Club flood control talk highlights briefing

Lamar Phillips addressed the Ottawa Lions Club at noon on flood control. Mrs. W G Tulless hosted her mother and family from Overland Park for Mother's Day, they later visited Stanton Cemetery. A correction notes Hawkins Landmark Service is owned by L E Tussing.

Lamar Phillips Ottawa Lions Club W. G. Tulless Charles S. Darville Richard Overland Park Stanton Cemetery Hawkins Landmark L. E. Tussing Tussey Adv

William R. Clark Fined After Driving Offense

William R. Clark, 33, of 113 South Main, pleaded guilty to drunk driving and received a $100 fine and a 30 day suspended jail term. The reckless driving charge was dismissed. Police also cited Albert Hancock, 17, Evan Dewire, 20, and Jon Alterman for speeding in 30 mph zones.

William R. Clark S. Main Albert W. Hancock RFD Detective Mufflers Evan L. Dewire West Newton Jon E. Alterman Cleveland

Hospital Notes Wide-ranging admissions and births listed

Admissions include William W. Bitts Kathy Kirkland Walter Red Leone Shields Simp son Taylor Lacey Rad ford Irvin Oyler Charles Hamner Jack Englehaupt and others at various addresses. Births to Barnes De Priest include two daughters with weights. Dismissals feature Miller Sehnert Beatty Beaver Cook McCurdy Warner Miller Hornbuckle Seymour Walker Casady among others with several new arrivals.

William W. Bitts Walnut Kathy Kirkland RFD Rantoul Walter Red Williamsburg Leone B. Shields E. 5Th Simpson Taylor Baldwin Lacey Radford Oak Park Iola Irvin Oyler N. Poplar Charles Hamner Pomona Jack Englehaupt N. Main Sanford Nichols Harry C. Miller Fred C. Sehnert E. 3Rd Richard Beatty S. Poplar Larry Beaver Dewey Cook S. Oak Howard McCurdy S. Main Albert Warner Burlingame Sarah Miller S. Elm Fred Gilby Carl Hornbuckle N. Mulberry James Seymour Harlow Walker S. Cedar Harold Gene Casady

Kansas City Market Summary Cattle and Hogs Mixed

KC Markets KCAP cattle and calves numbers with price ranges for steers heifers cows and vealers. Hogs show barrows gilts higher while sows steady with weight bands listed. Sheep and lambs rise with good to prime spring lambs 16.00 to 28.00 and feeders 10.00 to 13.50.

Kansas City

Death notices of Crawford Watkins and Goldsmith families

Three deaths announced in Ottawa area including Mrs Rose E Crawford 87 of 410 S Cherry Bonner Springs and Mrs Myrtie Watkins 77 of Wellsville. Also Lema L Goldsmith 60 of Ottawa who died in Crestview nursing home. Funeral arrangements listed with respective funeral homes and cemeteries. Surviving relatives include sons Harold and Ralph Crawford. Raymond Goldsmith. and extended family. Burial planned at Bonner Springs and Wellsville cemeteries. services on Wednesday and Tuesday respectively.

Rose E. Crawford S. Cherry Ransom Memorial Hospital Bonner Springs Ottawa Samuel S. Crawford Robert L Harold S S. Cedar Ralph A Betty Ann Harding Harrington Myrtie S. Watkins Myrtie (Sloan) Watkins Wellsville Cedar House Walter Watkins Coughlin Funeral Home James Nabors Wellsville Cemetery Lema L. Goldsmith Crestview Lomna Addy Fontana Butler Joseph Edward Goldsmith American Legion Auxiliary Raymond Topeka

Wellsville Church appoints camp program chair

Norman Shan non appointed chair of the Wellsville Baptist Church camp program announces applications for junior and junior high camps at Camp George Wise and Camp Crawford. The Christian education board will pay half of each eligible attendee's camp fees.

Wellsville Norman Shannon

Lincoln Service Promises Civil Service Test Prep

From ages 18 to 52, prepare now for U S Civil Service openings in the next year. Government positions pay up to 446 a month to start with strong security and advancement. Many jobs require little education, but a test is needed and competition is keen. Lincoln Service, a large private school, helps thousands yearly and is not government affiliated. Don't delay act now.

U.S. Civil Service Lincoln Service

Political Interest By Youth Urged

Attorney General William Ferguson urged collegians at Ottawa University to engage in politics and support candidates. He warned of threats to freedom from government by one man and emphasized law above individuals, citing Kennedy steel-price actions as a cautionary example. Ferguson urged youth to join primary campaigns and participate in governance.

Collegians William Ferguson Ferguson North American Young Republicans Ottawa University America Kennedy Kansas Jim Cornett Fred Coldren Jim Gwartney

Williamsburg Spring Festival and Lions Club Activities

The Williamsburg grade and high school staged a spring festival with the Glee Club bands and Mixed Chorus performing under music director Darrell Barkdoll, seniors recognized, and a film shown. The Williamsburg Lions Club met at the Williamsburg Cafe with 18 members and three guests, elected officers, and planned June installations and a Lawrence workshop. Kathy Van Valkenburg's granddaughter Kathy underwent surgery at Kansas University Hospital and has returned home.

Irwin Heth Darrell Barkdoll Glee Club Barkdoll Williamsburg C. W. Robe R. M. Starosta Paul Davis H. V. Milliken J. E. Decker Ervin Chambers Lion Jamer Forest Bond Calvin Duvall W. G Ransom W. R. Binns Lawrence J. A. van Valkenburg Kathy Kansas University Hospital Kansas City

Funerals for Mrs May Neel and Mrs Minnie Albright

Funeral services for former Wellsville resident Mrs May Neel were held at Coughlin's Chapel. Rev Homer Ganong led the service with Vinton Cramer singing Be yond The Sunset and In The Garden. Burial followed in Wellsville Cemetery. The same day May 11 services were held for Mrs Minnie Albright, who died May 8, at Dengel & Son Mortuary with Rev Roy Armstrong officiating and burial in Highland Cemetery.

Goldsmith Lemna Goldsmith Frank Warren Osawatomie Cemetery Wellsville May Neel Coughlin’s Chapel Hugh Cramer Charles Steen W. T. Ogden Frank Pflug Harold Phillips Jim Simmons Wellsville Cemetery Minnie Albright Dengel & Son Mortuary Roy Armstrong Ben Kiefer John Dennis John Bulson Harry Fleming Willis Goodman William M. Johnson Albert J. Williams R. L. Stevens Highland Cemetery

Sale Dates Sweep Kansas Livestock Auctions

Multiple Kansas and nearby state sales dates listed by Franklin Osage Allen and Neosho counties. Auctions occur weekly in Ottawa Overbrook Pomona Gas City and Neosho with consignments and horse sale events in May and ongoing Friday and Saturday listings. Local contact numbers included for several auction houses and organizers.

Ernest Arnold Overbrook Kansas Emporia Livestock Sales Co Emporia Franklin County Sale Co Wilson and Locust Ottawa Osage City Pomona Kas Overbrook Livestock Sale Overbrook Allen County Livestock Gas City Harold Stewart Charles Beatty Harold Charles Lyndon Neosho Livestock Commission Co Neosho Missouri Ottawa Livestock Commission Co West Wilson Street Lee Bonar Dean Martin Princeton Cecil Beatty Harry Buckels O. K. Goldmund Raymond Gillette Ottawa Livestock Commission Company Lane Butler Fair Grounds Missouri University Extension Service Louis Woods Adrian Ralph Wilson Rt. 4

Pickup Driver Loses Control On Gravel Strikes Bridge

Francis E Button, 42, of 620 N Mulberry, was driving a half ton pickup that sustained major damage when it hit the northwest corner of a bridge over Appanoose Creek about 5 30 p m yesterday. Sheriff's officers said he glanced away from the road briefly causing the vehicle to skid on loose gravel on a bridge roughly 20 miles north of Richter.

N. Mulberry Appanoose Creek Button Richter

Driver Charged After Collision in Oak Street Incident

Barbara Jean Cronkite aged 27 of 305 East 4th was charged with failing to display a license tag after her car struck a parked vehicle in the 300 block of Oak Street about 8 am. The other vehicle belonged to Grace E Brewer of 321 East 4th. Donald D Davis, 38 of Rural Free Delivery Princeton, was cited for driving on the wrong side of the street and posted a $25 bond.

Barbara Jean Cronkite Oak Grace E. Brewer Donald D. Davis Princeton Davis

Notice Of City Property Crime Prosecution And Probate Hearings

Legal notices from Pomona and Franklin County Kansas report misdemeanor charges for property destruction by city residents, plus probate and estate actions. Amended petitions seek sales of real estate for debts and taxes in Ottawa and Richmond, with hearing deadlines in May 1962.

Pomona Vivian K. Ehichinger Franklin County Kansas Mary Beda Allen Mary B. Allen Park Place City of Ottawa Ottawa State of Kansas Norman C. Morgan C. Morgan Emily J. Morgan Clarence H. Morgan Nola F. Morgan John P. Morgan Omar. Roberts Keith FE. Morgan N. C. Morgan Nora F. Morgan Rigdon Richmond Kan Bas Franklin Lena H. Kelley Lena H. ‘Kelley North Poplar Leonard J. Kelley Myron Steere

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