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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1967

Page

4

Local Ottawa brief highlights college honors and community events

Local news items note Hurst Coffman named actor of the year at Ottawa University and invited into Alpha Psi Omega Charter. Other notices include Carlos Cole's Army training and future station, a Kiwanis White Elephant Auction May 20 at Ottawa, and Harley Tucker's hospital stay in Parsons. Also listed are dance classes, Williamsburg National Honor Society charter members, a garage sale, student talent winners, and local memorial hospital visits. A captain returning from Vietnam and moving to Fort Benning is included, plus a Kansas Tobacco-Candy group meeting in Wichita.

Hurst Coffman Floyd H. Coffsman Ottawa Ottawa University

Stock Market New York at 1 PM AP Update

New York stocks at 1 pm show mixed activity as traders digest economic data. Major averages fluctuate with energy and technology shares leading gains while financials lag.

New York

Deaths in Ottawa area claim three lives in succession

Hallie Elsie Garber 74 died at Cedar House Nursing Home after 12 years there. Born Rush County April 5 1893 she married James M. Garber who died 1961. Surviving sons Glenn in Washington and J A in Thailand. Lewis H Brown 85 of 1095 Cedar died in Ransom Memorial Hospital after a week illness. Boilermaker with Santa Fe and Southern Pacific Railroads retired in 1940s. Surviving daughters Mildred Long and Lena V Chaba and son Alvin L Brown. Katy Mable Larson 84 longtime Ottawa resident died Monday after recent illness. Services Thursday at Towner Chapel with burial in Hope Cemetery. Born May 30 1882 Ottawa daughter of Benjamin and Emma Olson, she married Eph Larson who died 1941. Surviving daughter Robert Luce, one grandson and one great grandchild, three sisters and five brothers.

Hallie E. Garber Hallie Elsie Garber Cedar House Towner Chapel Garber Rush County James M. Garber Glenn Garber Mount Lake Terrace Wash J. A. Garber Thailand Lewis Brown Lewis H. Brown Cedar Ransom Memorial Hospital Dengel and Son Mortuary Santa Fe Southern Pacific Summerville County Texas Alvin Martha Brown Ottawa el Paso Tex Ottawa Nazarene Church Katy M, Larson Katy Mable Larson S. Hickeery Roger Greenslade Hope Cemetery Larson Benjamin Emma Bone Man) Olson Wellsville Eph Lareson Fifth Robert Luce Ethel Moore Sycamore Edith Teske Esther Gustafsen Sheboygan Wis Fred Olson Sheeboygan Clarence Olson Bode Iowa Arthur Olson Roy Olson Will Olson Sac City

Big Yard Sale Advertises Cleaning and Laundry Services

Local ad at 9380 Maple and 01 N Main promotes free wash offers, cedarized bags, meth proofing, dry cleaning, and Norge Laundry services. Sale runs Thursday at 9 a.m. with proceeds likely aiding the vendor.

Norge Jage N. Main

Kansas City Market Report Cattle Highlights and Ranges

Kansas City cattle market shows 3,000 head trades with calves steady to 25 higher and steers and heifers steady. Feeder demand strong with high choice and prime steers at 25.75 to 26.00, choice 24.75 to 25.50, good to choice 24.25 to 25.00, high choice and prime heifers 24.25 to 24.50, and choice 23.50 to 24.25.

Kansas City

Kennedy Round Makes Some Progress

Geneva AP reports after more than four years of Kennedy Round talks a tariff cutting accord was reached. The package lowers world trade tariffs by about 33 to 35 percent on roughly 6300 items, with reciprocal gains for all major nations. A $1.73 per bushel minimum price for hard red winter wheat, a 4.5 million ton annual food aid program, and an antidumping pact are included.

Geneva United States Gulf of Mexico

Hospital Notes Admission and Discharges

Admission lists Mr. Harley Steward Ottawa RFD 4 Mrs. Charles Busey 808 S Cherry Arthur Gale Mitchell Ottawa RFD 4 Tuesday. Dismissals include Mrs. Albert Turner Overs brook RFD 2 Rodger Comstock Quenemo Evan Phares 317 S Locust Mrs. Rollo Carter 120 S Poplar Cheryl Rudolph Lebo RFD 2 Mrs. Raymond Pearson Ottawa RFD 1 Tuesday.

Harley Steward Ottawa Charles Busey S. Cherry Arthur Gale Mitchell Albert Turner Oversbrook Rfd Rodger Comstock Quenemo Evan Phares S. Locust Rollo Carter S. Poplar Cheryl Rudolph Lebo Raymond Pearson

Police News CUNNINGHAM Cited For Speed In Ottawa

Gerald L. Cunningham, 32, Ottawa RFD 2, was cited Monday for driving 40 in a 30 mph zone in the 400 and 500 blocks on East Logan.

Gerald L. Cunningham Ottawa East Logan

Former Ottawan Elected To Post As Jaycee Vice President

Gary Shofner of Topeka son of Mr and Mrs Owen Shofner 507 Beech was elected a vice president of the Kansas Jaycees at the state convention in Hutchinson He is an engineer with the State Highway Commission and has led the Topeka Jaycees for the past year He was named one of three vice presidents from each of six regions reflecting broad state support

Gary Shofner Topeka Owen Shofner Beech Kansas Jaycees Sunsday Hutchinson Shofner State Highway Commission Topeka Jaycees

Building Permits for May Filed in City Ledger

Homer Teter files May 15 permit to remodel a storage area at the Professional Building 400 Main for Mode-O-Day Company at an estimated cost of 2000 dollars. W. C. Goodman files two May 15 permits to erect a porch addition at 1246 S. Main for James N. Durbin at 550 dollars and to close a patio at 727 Grant for Forrest Beeson at 250 dollars.

Homer Teter Main Mode-O*day Company W. C. Goodman S. Main James N. Durbin Grant Forrest Beeson

Two Car Collision in South Hickory Leaves No Injuries

Wilson F. Lathen, 75, of Rantoul, and Arthur W. Jones, 57, of 1443 S Main, escaped injury after a minor collision in the 100 block of South Hickory this morning. Fenders were crinkled as Lathen’s car hit Jones’s vehicle backing from a parking space. No damage estimates available.

South Hickory Wilson F. Lathen Rantoul Arthur W. Jones S. Main

Bridge Winners Duplicate Winners Monday Night

North South E W Crandall and Mrs E E Hazlett won first place in duplicate bridge. Second went to Mrs Lillard McClay and Mrs James Seaver. East West Mrs Lyle Hanes and Mrs Floyd Indall captured first with Mrs Jess Gilmore and Mrs Dick Peters taking second.

E. W. Crandall E. E. Hazlett Lillard McClay James Seaver

Hearing on Final Settlement in Clark Estate

In Franklin County Kansas probate court a petition by Everett G Clark executor of Sarah E Clark deceased seeks final settlement of the estate fees attorneys and expenses and determination of heirs devisees and legatees with distribution per the will The hearing is set for May 31 1967 at 10 am in Ottawa Kansas defense must be filed by that date the notice names Gleason Doty and Pinet as attorneys for the petitioner.

State of Kansas Franklin County Kansas Sarah E. Clark Everett G. Clark Ottawa

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Ellis Carlos C. Cole John Cole Ft. Polk Camp Lewis Kiwanis Pomona Lake Harley Tucker Parsons Labette County Medical Center Williamsburg Betty Bailey Down Town Karin Collins Karin Stinson Janice Starosta National Honor Society Lois Stinson Judy Q.neill Regina Collins Lance Hart Joyce Stinson Marilyn Reh Susan Figgins John Hogan Sophoe Mores Ransom Meemorial Hospital Rae Langeley Pomona Randy Leach Ottawa Rfd Dale Kersley N. Mulberry James A FMAN Vietnam Fievian 1641 S, Main Ft. Benning J. A. Fivian AFD L Tom Jim Joel Cutting West Eighteenth Wichita Kansas Tobacco-Candy Distributors and Venders, Inc Admiral Weeene Allied Seeesese Airlin Amcyat Wecaess Teltel Tob Wecesses Apco Atchison Sueerene Es Atlas Chem AvcoCorp Baxter Labreces Beech Aire Beth Steel Boeingeen Cessna Air Chrysler Com Sat Corp Curtisser Dow Chemsse du Pont Eagle Picher BastKod Elsess Firestone Ford Mot Sssesee Y Gamble Sk Dynam YG Gen Motors Hallibur .Sessens Here Inc Homestic Oneee Dale Inter Baker Kanc P&l Wees U KC Sou Ue Kang&e Ye Kan P& L Ee Litton Ind Lone Scem Marg Cem S.ee Martin M McCrory Ae My McDonnell Us Mercant St Mo Minn Mem MoKan Tex Pac A .Acee MobilOll Saees My Monsanto Mont Ward Morrell No. Am AV .S Nor N Gas Eevee Ae Pet Inc Ts Phill Pet RCA Asseere Rayonier Sunray DX Texaco Woolworth Ottawa High School The Chamber of Commerce Myrtle R. Fox Summerville Mildred Long Pasadena Lena V. Chaba Rochester Alvin L. Brown Ft. Worth Steel Muo Kennedy Pariff Police News Ottawan Brown Lewis H. Brown Seuene Son Mortuary Wright Mable Larson Towner's Chapel Towner Towner’s Hans Ila Gleason, Doty and Pinet Ottawa Herald Vic Rae
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