Local Briefs Across Ottawa Franklin County
The Franklin County Well Child Clinic will be on the second floor of the Co-Op Friday from 9 30 a.m. to noon with appointments by calling CH2 4764. A suit for quiet title was filed in District Court by Charles Richard Geiger against Daniel Deford and others over land in Franklin County. Various local ads note specials, political campaign chairman Karl Brueck in Garden City for Dale Saffels, a post office visit by Allen Lester for Ottawa bids, and other community items including a barbershop quartet performance and student initiations at Kansas State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Well Child Clinic
Charles Richard Geiger
Daniel Deford
Franklin County
Karl Brueck
Paola Insurance
Dale Saffels
Garden City
Brueck
Miami County
Saffels
Allen Lester
Post Office
Wichita
Ottawa
4Th and
Hickory
State of
Kansas
Dorothy Cottrell Price
Walter M. Price
Anderson & Byrd Attorneys
Purse Returned Case Is Missing
Police seek John Rodgers after a purse reported missing at a laundromat was mailed back today with all contents intact. The briefcase earlier reported missing by Rodgers contained a hand over 190 foot steel tape and record books from Osage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rodgers
S. Oak
Charles Burlingham
Rodgers
Ottawan Hurt In Collision On East Docking Terrace
A two truck crash on East Dock ing Terrace near Ottawa injured gasoline truck driver C Raymond Smith 1128 Mulberry admitted to Memorial Hospital with a dislocated left hip and a fractured pelvis. He was driving for the Ottawa Cooperative Association the westbound rig had about 450 gallons of gasoline when brakes failed and struck Larry T Barnhart 19 RFD 4 driving the Ottawa Township truck causing extensive damage to the Co op truck and minor damage to the township vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Docking Terrace
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Memorial Hospital
C. Raymond Smith
Mulberry
Ottawa Cooperative Association
Ottawa Township
Larry T. Barnhart
RFD
Smith
Death of Mrs. Nancy E. Kingery in Lawrence
Mrs. Nancy E. Kingery of Lawrence, 77, died in Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Survived by husband William W. Kingery, three daughters Florence Bend, Mabel Disque, Myrtle Kampschroeder, two sons Everett and Alonzie, seven grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren, and three sisters in Wichita. Services Friday at 2 p.m. at Willow Springs Church with John Beeghley officiating. Burial in Washington Creek Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy E. Kingery
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
William W. Kingery
Florence Bend
RFD
Mabel Disque
Myrtle Kampschroeder
Richland
Everett
Alonzie Kingery
Wichita
Willow Springs Church
John Beeghley
Washington Creek Cemetery
Funerals for Mrs Lema L Goldsmith Held in May
Services for Mrs. Lema L. Goldsmith who died May 13 were at Dengel and Son Mortuary May 15. Rev. Frank Warren officiated with pallbearers Mac Seymour Fred Haney Richard L. Bryan Ralph Haney R. C. Haney and Ben Haney. Dean Zook led hymns with Mrs. R. L. Stevens accompanying. Burial followed at Osawatomie Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lema L. Goldsmith
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Frank Warren
Mac Seymour
Fred Haney
Richard L. Bryan
Ralph Haney
R. C. Haney
Ben Haney
Dean Zook
R. L. Stevens
Osawatomie Cemetery
Man Charged After Collision
Leo C. Miller age 61 of 1420 S Hickory posted $300 bond after being cited around 8 p.m. yesterday on DUI and backing from the curb in a collision at 1st and Main with Jack M. Wiseman. Wiseman's 1960 car suffered major damage. Miller’s 1957 car minor. A second collision in the 100 block of West Powhatan about 6:30 p.m. involved Mildred J. Heathman and Arlie C. Watts with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo C. Miller
S. Hickory
Miller
Jack M. Wiseman
Baldwin
1St
Main
Wiseman
West Powhattan
Mildred J. Heathman
N. Cherry
Arlie C. (Tigg) Watts
Franklin County Budgets Highlight Noxious Weed Budget Question
The county commissioners discussed budgets for 1962 actual and 1963 proposed, noting similar items to last year. Participation by the county is set at $12,590 with remainder from reimbursements by individuals townships or the State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Coun
Saga
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Chronicle
Admissions list includes Judy Yost 1204 8 Cedar Jesse Hopkins 323 Sycamore Mrs Roy H Brown Jr 9385 Cherry Mrs Leonard Matteson RFD2 Pomona Gene R Mohr RFD1 C Raymond Smith Jr 1128 S Mulberry Tuesday Mrs Edward Hendrix Williamsburg Wednesday Births report for Mr and Mrs Larry Wass mer Cherry baby weight 9 lb 4 oz Mr and Mrs William Bobo 810 S Cedar baby weight 7 lb 3 oz Mr and Mrs Raymond Houston Jr 804 E 9th baby weight 9 lb 4 oz Mr and Mrs Keith Rockhold RFC4 baby weight 7 lb 14 oz Mr and Mrs Gordon Nordquist 1432 S Main baby weight 7 lb 10 oz Dismissals Lawrence Reyes 934 N Locust Walter Reh Williamsburg Tuesday Mrs Leone B Shields 709 EiStd Irene Barnhart RFD4 Victor Carey 1511 S Oak Glen McClure RFD3 Mrs Hannah Driver Quenemo Mrs Othel DePriest and baby daughter 1040 Milner Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Yost
Cedar
Jesse Hopkins
Sycamore
Roy H. Brown Jr
Cherry
Leonard Matteson
Pomona
Gene R. Mohr
C. Raymond Smith Jr
S. Mulberry
Edward Hendrix
Williamsburg
Larry D. Wassmer
William Bobo
S. Cedar
Raymond Houston Jr
Keith Rockhold
Gordon Nordquist
Lawrence Reyes
Walter Reh
Leone B. Shields
Irene Barnhart
Victor Carey
S. Oak
Glen McClure
Hannah Driver
Quenemo
Othel DePriest
Milner
Seaton Nabs Nebraska GOP Governorship Nomination
Former Interior Secretary Fred A. Seaton won the Nebraska Republican gubernatorial nomination, setting up a general election bid against Democrat Frank Morrison. In the GOP congressional race Beermann edged Weaver in the new 1st District after redistricting, with Harrison and Swearingen also entering the contest. Unofficial results from most precincts showed Beerman 28,975. Weaver 25,216. Harrison 7,521. Swearingen 1,197.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebraska
Republicans
Interior
Fred A. Seaton
Ralph Beermann
Phil Weaver
Seaton
Frank Morrison
Morrison
Beermann
Dakota City
Weaver
Falls City
Robert D. Harrison
Norfolk
Lincoln
William R. Swearingen
Beerman
Harrison
Swearingen
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep Mixed
KC Markets Kansas City AP cattle 2400 calves 169 steers and heifers slow to 25 lower cows slow to 25 lower other classes weak good and choice steers 22.50-25.26 good and choice heifers 22.00-24.00 utility and commercial cows 14.00-18.50 good and choice vealers 25.00-30.00 feeders good and choice 20.00-26.00 hogs 3400 barrows gilts and sows active strong to 26 higher 1-3 190-250 lb barrows and gilts 15.50-18.50 sows 250-409 lb 14.00-50 sheep 1000 active lambs 26.5 higher ewes strong to 25 higher feeders steady good lambs 20.80-22.85 utility and good ewes 6.50-6.25 choice feeders 11.00-14.00
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Estes Case Sparks Senate Inquiry Into Pay Later Deals
The Senate investigations subcommittee escalates its Estes probe as subpoenas Issued seek details of influence deals with officials. Ralph, a former Agriculture Department aide, was fired amid questions over paid clothing and gifts linked to Estes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Orville la Freeman
Billie Sol Estes
James
Ralph Tuesday
T. Ralph
FBI
Kkato
Ralph
Estes
Texas
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Congress
Congressional
Tennessee
Agriculture Department
Jerry R. Trolleman
Texas Court of Inquiry
Dallas
Nieman-Marcus Men
Dole Questions Gov Tex Wheat Move to Estes Bins
Rep. Bob Dole charges the government may have spent over half a million dollars last year to move wheat from Kansas Nebraska Missouri and Colorado to Billie Sol Estes storage facilities in West Texas. He asked Ag Secretary Freeman for costs and origin of the transfer and said 5.2 million bushels were moved from the Kansas City area to Estes facilities in Plainview West Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Colorado
Billie Sol Estes
Plainview
West Texas
Orville L. Freeman
Washington
Dallas
Kansas City
Calm Carpenter Awaits Big Day
Cape Canaveral report says astronaut Malcolm Carpenter, calm and focused, prepares for Atlas orbital flight scheduled between 7 30 a m and 12 30 p m Saturday. He will follow Glenn on three orbits, tests experiments, with backup Walter Schirra Jr. and NASA teams reviewing flight plan and capsule systems amid weather watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
John H. Glenn Jr
Project Mercury
Carpenter
Glenn
Globe
Walter M. Schirra, Jr
Want Ads Phone CH 2 4700
Classified notice fragment shows a want ad contact line with a phone number listed twice. The reader is urged to call CH 2 4700 for inquiries and placement. The snippet emphasizes the help line and repeating contact.
Card of Thanks and notices from Em Johnson and Lloyd Robbins
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for cards and flowers during bereavement for Mrs. John Woodcock and family. Also a stray white faced cow and calf with left ear notch from Appancose School pasture. a found ladies wristwatch with owner to identify. Contact CH 23517.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Woodcock
John, Jr
Ronnie
Emil Johnson
Appancose School
Lloyd Robbins
Guess the weight of all frozen foods in our home freezer
Contest ends May 31 offering a prize of food. The text mentions Nurseries Seeds Plants 16 Iris Acres Ward Underwood at 1130 Underwood Street and a training ad for IBM machine operation inviting men and women ages 18 to 45 to enroll, with free employment service and Box F-60 c-o The Ottawa Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Underwood
Underwood Street
IBM
IBM Electronic
Ottawa Herald
General Services and Livestock Classifieds in Ottawa Herald
A dense Ottawa Herald classified listing features General Services ads for Venetian blinds plumbing steam and papering painting plus advertising solicitations. It also lists livestock, horse and cattle offerings including Appaloosa stallions and Sorrel mares, sale dates at Ottawa Livestock, and farm equipment. items include holstein heifers purveyed by Harvey Gunn, bulls, calves, and used machinery with contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Services
Ralph Wilson
Conrad
KNAPP
Lee Carter
Underwood
Palamino Stud Service
Fea
Lee Figgins
Pomona
Standard Rendering Co
Ottawa
Ottawa Herald General Services
McCracken Electric
Don Johnson
Harvey Gunn
E. 7Th Street
Lamar Ferrer
Princeton
Harry S. Buckels
O. K. Goldmine
Raymond _Gillette
Ottawa Livestock Commission Company
West Wilson Street
Kansas
Machinery BAILERS AND RAKES Offered for Immediate Sale
Machinery items include 1956 New Holland 46 bale twine ready to go and a 1956 Case 125 bale twine in good condition. RAKES listed are a 1958 New Idea side delivery rake and a Bradley side delivery rake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Douglas Bros. Hotpoint
Westinghouse
Ady
Dean Nofsinger
Anchor Savings and Loan
Nofsinger
Kas
Snyder Pharmacy
S. Main
Ellis
The
Four Counts
Topeka
Harold Tickner
Jay Milton
John Kuchera
Floyd Smith
Larry Anderson
Kansas State University
Phi Eta Sigma
K-State Union
Robert Slankard
George Slankard
Santa Fe Hospital
RCA Whirlpool
Crites Appliance Center
Fred Kaub
Keen Co
Delco
Eleanor Dyer
Herald
RCA
Keith Gooddert
Tremont
Danielle Geering
Mound Ridge
Pratt
Mound Ridge High School
Ottawan
Vic Shanes
OHS
Ottawa Barbershop Chorus
Shanes
Ottawa University
Parade of Harmony
Fred Seaton
Choice
South Water Tower
Lamb
Manche Lamb
Bob Roberts
Philippines
Atlantic
Space
Malcolm Carpenter
Coronado
le Trade
Legals
Laat
Said
Walter Mr. Price
Xtra
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
Locust & Wilson
Ernest Arnold Overbrook
Emporia Livestock Sales Co
Emporia
Franklin County Sale Cos
Wilson and Locust
Osage City
Gordon James
Nelson
Overbrook
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
Printy
Ben Printy
N. Main
Lena H. Kelley
Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Harold
Charles
Lyndon
Ottawa Livestock Commission Co
P.O
Firestone
Jones
R & H Drive-In
West 15Th
ST. Joe
Garnett
John Kendall
Melvern
Massey
Ferguson
John Deere
L. E. Tussing
Champlin Station
Logan
Ford
Massey Harris
Massey Ferguson
Case
Massey-Ferguson
Ottawa Farm Implement Co., Inc
Fort
Clark
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