Ottawa Area News Briefs Include Academic Honors and Local Events
Kathleen Stelting of Ottawa earns recognition at Eastern New Mexico University with a 3.8 GPA as a sophomore. Rev Albert R Smith attends clergymen conference at Osawatomie State Hospital. Peoria School plans a last day program with potluck. Tom Chappell wins Anna award at Kiowa Independence Community College and joins Delta Omega. A local carpet ad promotes Cumuloft Nylon Carpet. Mrs A A Deniniston reports a snake caught in a steel trap. End-of-year program for Green Dell School set for April 17 with cake and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Stelting
Ottawa
Eastern New Mexico University
Portales
N. M
Kathleen
Tom Chappell
Kiidependence Community College
Tom
Acor
Delta ‘Omega
Collo Dramatic Society
William Inge
A. A. Deniniston
RED 4
Green Dell
Irene Herron
KU Announces Teaching Jobs for 1963-64 Positions
The University of Kansas Bay Teachers' Appointment Bureau lists almost 90 people placed in 1963-64 elementary and secondary teaching posts with universities and corps also filling 24 openings. Named leaders include Lowell Gish of Ottawa as education chair and Stanley Ricker teaching music at Hope Rural School.
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University of
Church group plans hospital donations at meeting
Calvary Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Union met last night. Mrs. C. J. Farris and Mrs. Frgd Rapp hosted. Devotions by Mrs. Chuck Neil and a prayer by Mrs. Warren Baker. Members read letters from missionaries and prayed for them. Mrs. Maxine Stephens led the business session. Bandages were made from old sheets. Next meeting set for June 11 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Union
C. J. Farris
Frg¢d Rapp
Chuck Neil
Warren Baker
Maxine Stephens
Stay At Home And See Show
A Brownie troop visited a Kansas City fire station to find the trucks away. While they waited, a second, smaller group stayed home with their leader Mrs. William R. Delay. The girls later learned the firemen had just finished extinguishing a fire in a ventilating fan and were returning to church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mo
Tronft
William R. Delay
St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church
Ottawa Student Wins KU Dean’s Honor Roll and ROTC Medal
Paul Stone, Ottawa, son of Mr and Mrs Paul I Stone, named to KU dean’s honor roll for last semester. A senior in chemical engineering, he holds lieutenant colonel in the ROTC, deputy group commander of the 280th cadet group, and treasurer of Scabbard and Blade. He chairs the chemical engineers exhibit at KU’s annual expo, is president of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers, and plans to graduate in June to join Cities Service Oil then report to Air Force Systems Command in July. He is a 1958 Ottawa High School graduate, married to Betty Hardage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Stone
Paul I. Stone
University of Kansas
Chicago Tribune
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Chemical Engineers
Cities Service Oil
Bartlesville
Okla
Air Force
Air Force Systems Command Research and Development
Paul
Ottawa High School
Betty Hardage
Ottawa
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
Kansas City market notes show cattle trading steady to weak with vealers soft. choice steers about 31.50 to 22.60, heifers 22.00 to 76, cows and bulls steady. Hogs up 25 to 50 for barrows and gilts, sows up 25. sheep steady with spring slaughter lambs 33.60 to 75 and feeder lambs 16 to 17. Prices cover multiple weights and grades across cattle hog sheep sectors.
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Kansas City
Traffic Toll Topeka Log Shows 2 Deaths This May Day
Kansas traffic death log reports two fatalities in the 24 hours ending 9 am Wednesday for May 26 1963, compared with 157 in the comparable 1962 period and 156 in 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Senate rejects GOP bid to stall grain bill vote
Washington ap The Senate defeated a Republican effort to attach a rider banning lobbying by farm committee members and delay the corn and feed grains bill. Senator Hickenlooper urged opposition calling the bill the worst. Senator Ellender argued the amendment would merely delay final approval as Democrats pressed for two-year voluntary controls before a national referendum on wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Bourke R. Hickenlooper
R-Town
Ellender
Nutritionist Speaker At Greeley Graduation
GREELEY Greeley High School will hold commencement in the high school gym at 8 pm Thursday May 23 with speaker Mrs Elma Ibs on Topeka a nutritionist for the Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association Her talk Diamonds of Glass emphasizes health and education The graduates include Lois Adkinson Jeanie Hindelling Mary K Gilner and others Valedictorian is Carol Kratzberg salutatorian Judy Pfannes Several year end events have occurred including a May 9 junior senior prom with theme Magic Moments May 10 seniors visited Denver Colorado Springs Air Force Academy Pikes Peak and more They will present a program for the PTA in the gym this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Greeley High School
Elma Ibson
Topeka
Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association
Lois Adkinson
Jeanie Hindelling
Mary K. Gilner
Helen Grinsinger
Jack Hiner
Alberta Katzer
Leonard Katzer
Richard Katzer
Robert Katzer
Carol Kratzberg
Joyce Landwehr
Judy Landwehr
Joyce Lickteig
Merle Lickteig
Robert Miller
Patricia Peine
Judy Pfannes
Barbara Volz
Duane Randel
Marilyn Randel
Denver
Colorado Springs
Air Force Academy
of the Gods
Seven Falls
Pikes Peak
PTA
Missionaries To Speak At Pomona
Rev and Mrs Andrew McCabe Assemblies of God missionaries in Nawabganj India will speak at 8 pm Thursday May 16 at the Pomona Assemblies of God Church. The couple run a 400 student boys school with diverse faiths and conduct evangelistic work in the area. Reverend Roy Pick Pomona Assembly pastor invites the public to attend the missions rally.
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North India
Andrew McCabe
Assemblies of God
Nawabganj
India
Pomona
Assemblies of God Church
McCabes
McCabe
Mr. McCabe
Woodstock High School
Landour
Cliff College
England
All Nations Bible School
Royal Navy
British Missionary Board
Garden City
Roy Pick
Pomona Assembly
Court suit cites brake repair and blocked road in 1962 collision
C Raymond Smith files a 72304.87 dollar damage suit in Franklin County District Court against Price Motor Company Inc alleging negligence in a May 15 1962 truck crash involving an Ottawa Township truck. He claims brake repairs on April 4 1962 caused the accident and notes a transposed dates error in a previous Herald report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Raymond Smith
S. Mulberry
Franklin County
Price Motor Company, Inc
Smith
Ottawa
Price Motor Company
Three Cars In Collision On South Main Street
A three car crash in the 800 block of South Main yesterday afternoon near 4:30 during heavy rain caused more than 180 dollars in damage. All three vehicles were headed south. Drivers were Mrs. Wilma Schouten 923 S Hickory Richard Snider 17 RFD 1 Ottawa and Linda Smith 16 1528 S Dak. Schouten’s car damage 82 dollars Snider 50 dollars and the third car 100 dollars.
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South Main
Wilma Schouten
S. Hickory
Richard Snider
RFD
Ottawa
Linda Smith
S. Dak
Local notes and names from an old hospital page
Fragmented list of names and addresses dated midweek includes Raymond Ledom Pomona and Mary Rice at 315 E. Amne Schulte and Imer McConnell at Wellsville. Lloyd Richardson 915 S Hickox. Mrs W R Bogard Lawrence. Bill Leib Waverly. Kathleen Baldwin Wellsville. Harnessy Stands Pomona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eraymond Ledom
Mary L. Rice
E. “Mzaxtes
N. Lyca
Amne Schulte
Sza
Imer McConnell
Wellsville
Loyd Richardson
S. Hickox
W. R. Bogard
Lawrence
Bill Leib
Waverly
Kasthiileen Baldwin
Harnessy
Pomona
Quieting Title Suit In Franklin County Kansas
In TR Z District Court of Frank 4 Cunty Kansas B F Wers plaintiff sues to quiet title to real estate described as Forton % of the Northeast % of Section 20 Township 15 Range 19 in Franklin County. Defendants include heirs and unknown guardians and trustees. Notice to appear by June 22, 1963 or judgment will be entered. Also included is a quarterly treasurer’s statement showing balances and disbursements as of April 30, 1963.
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TR Z District Court of Frank
Cunty
Kansas
Towers
Croco
Township
Range
Aikiin County
Ottewe
M. A
Franklin County
B. F. Bowers
Bowers
Balanc
Ape
Sore Sc
Awe
A.lance
Lance
Schooo
Toros
Seraps
Land Ee Open
National Bank
Iational Bank
S State Bank
Weta Whrie Bank Wee
Ss St. Bk- Rich
I Ae
Cities
Pomona
Eowe
Board of Counts
Cormmissioners
Quiarte
Ase
Ssenate
Almeda Sinclair
Newewety
Rural and City Fiscal Totals Across Townships and Funds
A financial summary lists bond and interest figures, general funds, road and bridge, and various township and city allocations. It includes totals for rural high schools, counties, cities like Ottawa and Richmond, and numerous road districts with substantial line items and deep line-item totals.
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Laptary
Sapeses Aee
Wees
Sss
Rss
Ss Os
Wesees
St We
Sane City General
Pomona City
Princeton City
Weesee
Rantoul City General Operations
Bond & Int
Sedurse
Richmond City General Operations
Beaseee
Wellsville City General Op
Sssesese
Whiteway
Williamsburg ‘Cerry “General
Bond
Co. Road & Bridge
County Road & Bridge
Appanoose
Centropolis
Cutler
Cere
Greenwood
Harrison
Hayes
Oss
Homewood
Homewood Township
Lincoln
Ohio
Spe
Ottawa
Peoria
Pomona
Pottawatomie
Pottawatomie Township
Richmond
Rich
Williamsburg
Fr. Co
Iss
Seseetve
Antioch Gem
Central Cem
Sree
Lane - Baker
Mt. Hope
Mt. Olivet
Princeton
Rich-Berea
Printy and Son Ben Printy auction notices
Community auction every Tuesday night at 7 p.m. at 1136 North Main. Community sale every Thursday night at 7 p.m. at 15 North Main. May 18 Ottawa Transfer and Storage Co. listed at 3009 Walnut, Ottawa, storage auction at 1 p.m.
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Harold Stewart
East 11Th Street
Lawrence
Kansas
State Highway Commission
Ottawa
Kas
Junction
W. P. Peffly
West Wilson Street
Hickory
de Layne Long Farm
Lyndon
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Printy
Ben Printy
N. Main
Ottawa Transfer and Storage Co
Walnut
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Albert R. Smith Rantoul
Osawatomie ‘State Hospital
Amer
Neal Pritchard
Safe
Waddell & Reed Representatks
Ellis
John W. Keller
Salt Lake City
Utah
St. Mark’s Hospital
Ottawa Junior High School
Steve
Queen
Bruce Coffman
Cheryl Campbell
Rick Wood
Iiac
Herald
Ottawan
Hickenlooper
Sen
Allen J. Ellender
Dlu
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Kansas State
Blanche Lamb
Bob Roberta
Robbins
Elisha Warner
M “i. Warner
Mary Alice Warner
FE. Warner
Maria M. Warner
Warner
Eelots
Clara Beard
Rufus
Bowe
Sean Peegee
Land & Int
Jamieson
Stewart
South Water Tower
Parring & Sewer
Rec
Platera
Bona & Int
Bond ‘Int
Slic
Treasuere
Appanoosee General
Enese
Cutler General
Franklin General
Greenwood General
Harrison General
Hays Generali
Seaevene
Homewood General
Neteneee
Ottawa General
Peoria General
Richmond General
Williamsburg General
Ottawa City
Frank
Winter General Hospital
Frank Bell
Tancred Commandry
Aoncesn, Fred A. Gardner
E. C. Gerald B. Harford
K. C
Firestone Stores
S. Main
Malott Howe
Western Auto
Ward Underwood
Underwood St
Ottawa Herald
City of Ottawa
Kansas State Employment Service
Mr. Smith
North American Hotel
General Services
Gene Powell
KNAPP
Lee Carter
Callect
Conrad
S. Locust
R. M. Jones
Ottawa Herald General Services Section
McCracken
John Staley
P.O.A. Stallion Service
Sorrell
N. Cherry
Irvin Malott
Malott
ABS
Robert Kitchen
Yorkshire
W. Hink
Merle Paul Farm
OK Bargain Store
Fort
Kent
Harold McDonald
John Berger
Overbrook
Appanoose High School
Clark
Ralph Cope
Lane
Funk
Lindsey
Sudan
Lingerich
Sporting Goods
Waymire’s
Starcraft
H.P. Mercury
Waymires 15
United Income Fund
Waddell & Reed
Mrs. Neal Pritchard
Uca
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Wranklin County
Olaf Nelson
Baldwin
Eas
Glenn Sundin
William
Green
Dack Nelson
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Allen County
Gas City
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Melvern
Bank
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