Aberdeen teen wins four year ROTC scholarship to Atlanta
Matthew J. Cullen, grandson of Mrs Grace Bell of 404 Walnut, has earned a four year all expense ROTC scholarship to the Institute of Technology at Atlanta to study aeronautical engineering. The 16 year old son of Mr and Mrs Michael Cullen of Aberdeen Maryland will graduate from Aberdeen High School this spring. Mrs Cullen is the former Rosemary Bell of Ottawa. Piano Tuning Call Butlers. Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew J. Cullen
Grace Bell
Walnut
The
Institute of Technology At
Atlanta, Ga
Michael Cullen
Aberdeen
Aberdeen High School
Cullen
Rosemary Bell
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Offers Nurse's Aide Course
RANSOM MEMORIAL Hospital will run a three week nurse's aide course starting June 10 open to anyone over 16 with a maximum of 12 students. Mrs. Jean Higbie R.N. will conduct it. For information contact the nursing office Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Porch sale 414 Ash-Wed 86 Thurs 82 Yd chairs Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Jean Higbie R.N
Multiple Local Notices and Ads From Kansas City Area
A fragmented OCR dump lists hospital patient information, garage sale and activist notices, business address changes, and a sequence of traffic collisions with owners and addresses. Items include Mrs J R Christian Sr at St Luke's, May garage sale notices on S Oak and Locust, Dr Young office closure dates, Roseberry Body and Paint move, Ottawa Vet address change after May 10, an ice cream social at Richmond City Park, and AP market and livestock data followed by car crash details involving Scott Coffman Hiner Todd Smith and Carey on Main and 15th streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe F. Scott
S. Locust
South Main
Martha J. Coffman
Ottawa
Scott
Coffman
Main
Rex M. Hiner
Poplar
Jonathan E. Todd
S. Main
Todd
Dolly D. Smith
S. Willow
Raymond R. Carey
Fifteenth and
Carey
Mrs Edman Jones Returns Home From Hospital
Mrs Edman Jones of 1140 North Sycamore has been discharged from Lawrence Memorial Hospital and returned home after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edman Jones
N. Sycamore
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ottawa Herald May 14 1968 Page Highlights
Ottawa Herald reports from May 14 1968 detailing local events, scores, and notices. Highlights include community updates, brief sports results, and upcoming civic items with names and places tied to Ottawa and surrounding area.
OU Prefs Write National Work
Ottawa University professors Dr. Lewis V. Spencer and Peter Flusser co authored an article in the National Bureau of Standards Journal of Research titled Properties of a Useful Biorthogonal System. Flusser, OU mathematics assistant professor since 1960 and OU graduate of 1958, earned his M A from Kansas in 1960. Spencer, physics professor since 1957, Franklin College of Indiana graduate, Northwestern MS PhD, and long time national committee member including NATO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
National Bureau of Standards
Lewis V. Spencer
Peter Flusser
Bureau
Journal of Research
Flusser
Ottawa
University of Kansas
Spencer
Franklin College
Franklin
Ind
Northwestern University
Evanston
NATO
Advisory Committee On Civil Defense
Alumni Banquet Held May 11 at Richmond High
The 19th annual Richmond High School alumni banquet was held May 11 in the Central Heights gymnasium with 142 attendees. Guest speaker was R. H. Buring of Kansas City, and new officers were elected. Out-of-town visitors listed from multiple states and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Richmond High School
Central Heights Gymnasium
Marvin Duvall
Dick Smith
R. H. Buring
Kansas City
Leo Metze
Robert Nutt
William McCrea
George Kipper
Mark Mersman
Glen Bures
Jim Oestriecher
David Hermreck
George York
Greenfield
Ira Williams
Delia
Harry M. Crea
Elroy de Jarnett
Topeka
Walter Lickteig
Greeley
Tom Chambers
Wellsville
Larry Rockers
Overland Park
Ralph Schrant
Herrington
S. W. Mulligan
Wichita
Grace Gilmore
Don Oswald
Merle Fuerborn
Gurney Nutt
Daisy Randall
Mary Jane Schrant
Shawnee
Louis Appelhans
Glendale
Joe Hart
Pittsburg
Lewis Henderson
Beatrice, Neb
Ray Atchison
Overbrook
Loretta Roeckers
Bartlesville
Okla
Ward Hartley
Denver
Colo
Beatty England Trucking Settles Suit Over Gas Explosion
The Beatty England Trucking Service reached a cash settlement of 4500 and costs with Clark Transport Corp and Scott's Service Station Ottawa RFD 4 before trial. The suit, filed in District Court, sought 12000 in damages for equipment damaged in a gas explosion in November 1966. The case was dismissed. Also listed are hospital admissions and a divorce filing: Ethel L Scott versus William H Scott with custody of three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatty-England
Clark Transport Corp
Scott
Ottawa
Clark Transport
Scott’s and Clark Transport
Death of Mrs Lillian Ryan in Osage nursing home
Mrs Lillian Ryan 73 formerly of Wellsville died Monday at an Osage nursing home. Retired linotype operator born December 25 1884 Wellsville. Survived by sister Kathryn Green Melvern nephew four nieces. Services 2 30 Thursday at Coughlin Funeral Home burial Wellsville Cemetery Rev Gayel Bender officiating. Disciplined list includes dismissals and police notices with multiple names and charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Ryan
Wellsville
Osage
Kathryn Green
Melvern
Coughlin Funeral Home
Wellsville Cemetery
Gayel Bender
Bridge Winners From Elk's Club Charity Event
Duplicate bridge at the Elk's Club raised funds for the Ottawa Boys' Club with results in two sections. Section A North-South Betty Anderson and Mary Jo Hanes won, followed by Lois Hazeltt and Mrs. Paul Henderson. East-West winners were Mrs. Chester Hall with Ken McNabb first, and Mr. and Mrs. Wike second. Section B saw Freda Gilmore and Ted Crandall first, Ruth Indall and Bob Miller second. East-West winners Mary Hill Jane Kramer Marie Hufstedler Doris Peters tied. Also listed are pets available for adoption at the Franklin County Humane Shelter including dogs and kittens with ages and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk’s Club
Ottawa Boys’ Club
Betty Anderson
Mary Jo Hanes
Lois Hazeltt
Paul Henderson
Lawrence
Chester Hall
Ken McNabb
LaCygne
Wike
Freda Gilmore
Ted Crandall
Ruth Indall
Bob Miller
Mary Hill
Jane Kramer
Marie Hufstedler
Doris Peters
Notice of Hearing in Hasty Estate and Ottawa Boundary Ordinance
Legal notices from Franklin County Kansas announce a probate hearing for the Mant W Hasty estate seeking descent of Lots 7 9 and 11 in Block 61 Ottawa and other assets with defenses due by May 24 1968. Also an Ordinance 2304 defines Ottawa city boundaries from Section 24 to NW Section 25 with detailed survey points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Said
Mant W, Hasty
Wanda Carpenter
Mant W. Hasty
Kansas
City of Ottawa
Boundary description for Ottawa Kansas land parcelas
Legal notice details a lengthy property description in Franklin County Kansas. It traces multi line paths across Section 26 and surrounding blocks, referencing streets, townships, ranges, and railroad rights of way including the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company and Missouri Pacific Railroad. The description leads to Cedar Street in Ottawa and contains measurements such as 700 feet, 1096 feet, 880 feet, and 1672.3 feet, outlining a complex subdivision and street alignments for public notice purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
City of Ottawa
Kansas
Junction Avenue
Township 16
Range
Franklin County
Lawrence District
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Second District
Cleveland Avenue
Wilson Street
S.E
Township
Wright Street
Kerr's
City of
Ottawa
Kerr’s
S.W
Wilson Creek
N.E
Missouri Pacific Railroad
N.W
Fourth Street
Beech Street
Twyman
Twyman-Sprigg
Eighth Street
Lathrop
Township 17
Willow Acres
Fairgrounds
Cedar Street
Highland Heights
15Th Street
Mulberry Street
Fifteenth Street
Range 19
S. Range
Rockwood Acres
East Thirteenth Street
Brookside Addition
East Eleventh Street
Sunnyside Addition
Marais Des Cygnes
Cottonwood Street
Powhattan Street
Ottawa Kansas annexation boundary ordinance final repeal note
The passage repeals Ordinance No. 2270 and describes a lengthy land boundary description in Ottawa Kansas. The measure, approved May 8, 1968 by Mayor Lamar W. Phillips and City Clerk Donald R. Capper, outlines the annexation limits and returns authority to publish in the official paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas
Lamar W. Phillips
Talk Will Be Given by Gover and Jensen
A talk is scheduled with Letha Gover and W. M. Ann Jensen serving as secretary. The event aims to cover community topics and procedural updates for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letha Gover
W. M. Ann Jensen
Sec
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. R. Christian Sr
Logan
St. Luke’s Hospital
S. Oak
Ward Underwood
Underwood
D. L. Young
Roseberry Body and Paint Shop
W. Wilson, Adv
Ottawa Vet
Hesp
City
West 7Th St
Central Heights
Richmond City Park
Kan
Korea
Jim Baldwin Jr
7Th Admin. Co
APO
San Francisco
Calif
Ottawa Herald
the Daily Report
District
Bill Merhoff
S. Mulberry
John Ott
Martha ‘Winter
Ethel L. Scott
William H. Scott
Retta Ponton
S. Hickory
Robert Shrum
Ottawa Rfd
Harold L. Pahlman
N. Oak
Martha Winter
Raymond Dyer
Rantoul
Clara , Bishop
Princeton
Don Sernoffsky
S. Poplar
Ottawa Police Department
Steven W. Nelson
H. G. Kennington
S. Cedar
Second and
Gordon Drake
Sheldon Hall
Edward Sheldon
Bridge
Humane Society
Franklin County Humane Shelter
Winton A. Winter
Nat’l. Bank Bldg
Section
Ottawa Steel
Beech
Donald R. Capper
Ottawa, Kansas
Lodge
UNION
de Molay
C-O
SuneMastr Corp
S. Kan
Ave
Olathe, Kan
Marley Company
Marley & Parker Roads
Olathe
Box
Royal Cafe
Otasco
General Services
Joe Blake
Jobor
Hogelin
Timates
J.W. Taylor
Pickering Piano Service
Spring Hill
Wassmer’s
Bennie Stinson
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