Funeral for Don ois attend by relatives in Ottawa
Raymond Gillette of Ottawa announces funeral services for her brother in law Don ois Ford who was killed in a jeep accident during Army maneuvers in Louisiana. The family had visited Ottawa several times. Also noted are local ads and notices including a vandalism report at First Christian Church annex and ROTC preparations for William Hysom at KU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ealMirs
Raymond
Gillette
Ottawa
Donois
Ford
Louisiana
Deaths Reuben Swearingen 57 in Wellsville area
Reuben Swearingen 57 died yesterday afternoon near the Maracaibo Oil Company southeast of Wellsville. He was stricken and pronounced dead on arrival at an Ottawa doctor’s office. A welder at the Maracaibo plant, he had lived in Wellsville the past few years and was a lifelong resident of Miami and Franklin Counties. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Coughlin Funeral Home Wellsville, burial in Wellsville Cemetery. Survived by wife Emma, two sons Leroy and Merl, two daughters Mrs John DeVore Eureka and Mrs Sanford Matis Spring Hill, a sister Etta Rhoades Paola, and two brothers Robert and Kilby Paola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Swearingen
Wellsville
Maracaibo
Ottawa
Swearingen
Miami
Franklin
Coughlin Funer
Emma
Leroy
Merl
John DeVore
Eureka
Sanford Mathis
Spring Hill
Etta Rhoades
Paola
Robert
Kilby
Marriage Licenses Reported For Hamilton and Krueger
A brief marriage licenses item notes Hamilton, age 19, and Krueger, listed as spouse name incompletely given, with a filing time at 4 0. The short notice confirms licenses issued as recorded in the official registrar’s roll.
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported
Admissions include Mrs. Charles Allen of 826 S Locust and Letha Pinney of 1732 S Oak along with George Huddleston of Williamsburg on Thursday. Births record Mr and Mrs Eldon Boecker of RFD 1 Rantoul with a daughter weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces. Dismissals list Lacey Radford Jola and Mrs Charles Allen among others on Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Allen
Letha Pinney
S. Oak
George Huddleston
Williamsburg
Eldon Boecker
Rantoul
Lacey Radford
Jola
S. Locust
Alton F. Carey
Princeton
Henry Fishburn
Overbrook
Kathy Kirkland
Cattle Damages Lead to Settlement in Douglas County
District Court records show Lloyd J. Newton awarded $886 from Albert Adolph after filing an $1,800 claim for cattle damage. Cattle reportedly damaged hay, barn, and milo on Newton's land leased from Mark Hartman's estate. Jury awards include $100 for barn, $484 for hay and barn yard, and $302 for milo damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd J. Newton
Albert Adolph
Newton
Adolph
Douglas County
Mark Hartman
Central Princeton Baccalaureate and Graduation Schedule
Baccalaureate services will be held at Princeton High School on May 20 with Rev. D. E. Honn of Princeton Methodist Church delivering the sermon. The high school commencement is slated for 8 p.m. Tuesday May 24 in the auditorium with Dr. W. J. Bowman of Emporia State Teachers College as speaker. Grade School graduation exercises follow at 8 p.m. Tuesday May 29 with Dr. W. D. Bemmels of Ottawa University as speaker. The district music department presented a vocal concert to a well filled auditorium conducted by Kenneth Schultis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Cook
Princeton High School
D. E. Honn
Princeton Methodist Church
W. J. Bowman
Emporia State Teachers College
W. D. Bemmels
Ottawa University
Kenneth Schult
Widen The Doors Here Come Hips Fashion Parade
New York AP reports Christian Dior unveils the widest hipped silhouette yet with bulging skirts and ballooning gowns. Manikins sport heavy eye makeup false lashes and bold hair while models parade bulky wool suits and flowing party dresses. Dresses feature slope shoulders three quarter sleeves and contour belts above the hipbone as daytime looks yield to dramatic night wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Christian Dior House
Guy Douvier
To Teach At College In Korea
Virginia Tefft daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Tefft Pomona RED 1 has won an appointment to teach at EWHA Women s University Seoul Korea She is assistant professor of physical education at Mankato State College Minnesota The Korean College enrolls over 8000 students and is among the world s largest women s universities Miss Tefft received a Methodist Church fellowship to cover Korea expenses and a sabbatical from Mankato State She will teach physical education dancing and tumbling work with student teachers start Sept 1 and also teach swimming and run a summer camp June July at a North Korea east coast campsite about 230 miles from Seoul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Tefft
Charles Tefft
Pomona Red 1
Ewha Women's University
Seoul
Korea
Mankato State College
Mankato
Minn
Miss Tefft
The
Methodist Church
Mankato State
Tefft
North Korea
Truck Hits Embankment Near Rock Creek
A town and a half truck loaded with walnut logs crashed over an embankment about 12:30 p.m. five miles east of Rock Creek School. Driver Lewis E. Baucom and passenger Carl Furman walked away. both were taken to Ransom Memorial Hospital. The truck ran 230 feet before the fall and 80 more feet afterward. logs remained in the bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Creek
Rock Creek School
Lewis E. Baucom
Lane
Ottawa
Carl Furman
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Kansas City Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Prices
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes calves steady with 100 head. utility daughter cows range 12.00 to 15.60. Vealers good and choice priced 25.00 to 30.00. Hog prices fall 25 to 50 from prior. Sow weakness noted. lambs and ewes steady with good to prime lambs at 20.0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansab City
Hoya
Williamsburg News Boy Hurt In Fall From Truck
Four year old Johnnie Joe Rubick, son of Mr and Mrs John Rubick, was injured when he fell from a pickup his father drove and a metal trailer ran over him. He was taken to Garnett hospital for X rays. The article also notes a Williamsburg senior class trip to Fort Scott and Missouri locations, a baby shower for Mrs Duane Hayes, and a visit by state lunch supervisor Mrs Quackenbush who approved Williamsburg lunch program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Joe Rubick
John Rubick
Williamsburg
Garnett Hospital
Warner
Coppoe
Fort Scott
Green, Mountain Lodge
Rockaway Beach
Traffic Toll Topeka Report
AP summary notes a traffic death toll in Topeka Kansas within a 24 hour period ending 9 a.m. Thursday for May 25, 1962. The year to date total stands at 179, compared with 194 deaths in the comparable 1961 period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Police Court Fines Tapdrunk Driving Cases
In Police Court two men paid fines for drunk driving while one was sentenced to 30 days suspended. Howard Fletcher faced reckless driving dismissal. Jerry Baxter got $100 fine and license suspension for a drunk driving plea. William Murphy fined 50 for public drunkenness. Multiple others paid fines for backing from a curb, running stop signs, mufflers violations, or no license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard E. Fletcher
Cedar
Jerry W. Baxter
Kansas City
Baxter's
Baxter
William ¥. Murphy
Leo C. Miller
Hickory
Donald D. Davis
Princeton Rfd
Andrew Cramer
N. Cedar
Franklin Henry Howard
King
Stephen R. Harrington
Ottawa Red 3
William R. Clark
Ottawa
Sioux Falls
M. D
Kansas
Luther E. Sharpe
Parkville
Gerald Lee Mason
Merced
Calif
James Immel
Iola
Robert L. West
N. Cherry
Albert W. Hancock
William E. Nelson
S. Locust
Evan L. Dewire
West Newton
Mass
Jon E.alexander
Cleveland
Richard L. Fishburn
Overbrook
Erbrook
O. O. Lackey
Scout Troop 74 Welcomed by Westminster Church
Ottawa Boy Scout Troop 74 last night was welcomed by its new sponsor Westminster Presbyterian Church at the troop's court of honor. About 150 attended as Gene Ramsey gave the welcome. Rex Crane led ceremonies and merit badges were earned by Martin Williams, Rex Crane, Billy Knoeppel, Bob Knoeppel, David Cook, Ronnie Boyer and Doug Bennett. Promoted to Star Scouts were John Presley and Martin Williams. Advanced to First Class were Rex Crane, Tommy Speer, Wayne White, Ronnie Coyen, Allen Loyd, Doug Bennett, Mike Max, Kenneth Jennings, John Bacon and Franklin Sheldon. Second Class promotion included Mike McCurdy, Greg Reynolds, Stan Sheldon, Scott Wallace, Dennis Richardson, Kenneth Presley, Steven Hinton, Tommy Stephenson, Robert Meyers, Doug Underwood and Scott Chesbro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Westminster
Gene Ramsey
Institutional
Rex Crane
Martin Williams
Billy Knoeppel
Bob Knoeppel
David Cook
Ronnie Boyer
Doug Bennett
John Presley
Tommy Speer
Wayne White
Ronnie Coyen
Allen Loyd
Mike Max
Kenneth Jennings
John Bacon
Franklin Sheldon
Mike McCurdy
Greg Reynolds
Stan Sheldon
Scott Wallace
Dennis Richardson
Kenneth Presley
Steven Hinton
Tommy Stephenson
Robert Meyers
Doug Underwood
Scott Chesbro
Cartoons and Posters for Ft Leavenworth Display
Dr James E Wallen brings 168 original World War II cartoons and 118 posters to Ft Leavenworth at the request of curator Miss Mildred Cox. The works will be shown for three or four months to trainees and a summer meeting with attendees from around the world. Posters range from 3 by 6 feet to 6 by 8 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Wallen
Ft. Leavenworth
Mildred Cox
Wallen
Local Livestock Sales and Auctions List Ottawa Area
A compiled schedule of livestock sales in Franklin and nearby counties. Includes Osage City Overbrook Ottawa and Emporia listings with sale days such as Friday Saturday Tuesday and Wednesday and contact phone numbers for Myers Bros Centralities and local auction firms. Also notes a May 17 and May 18 consignments and estate sale at 900 N Poplar Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Ottawa
RFD
Franklin County Sale Company
Fivery
Locust & Wilson
Eas
Ernest Arnold Overbrook
Kansas
Emporis Livestock Sales Co
Emporia
Franklin County Sale Co
Wilson and Locust
Osage City
Gordon James
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kas
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Allen County
Printy
Ben Printy
N. Matn
Lena H. Kelley
N. Poplar
County Welfare Funds Audit Published for 1962 Records
Franklin County Board of Commissioners files publish totals for Old Age Assistance Aid to the Blind Aid to Dependent Children Aid to the Disabled and General Assistance. A public file lists names and addresses of recipients with amounts, kept in County Clerk and Welfare Office during normal hours. Total Welfare Fund 1,062,002.87. Attest: Bruce Spears County Clerk. Salary Fund and numerous county departmental salaries listed. Special pay and health payrolls itemized. Total payroll and expenses compiled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Franklin County ‘Commissioners
Kaneas
Totel Welfare Fund
Bruce Spears
Beal
Max Gilmore
Ofelity M. Ivey
Maurles
Myra Smay
Same
Mary Troutman
Grace Wilson
W. O. Plake
Ralph Hopkins
M. Linnenberger
Pete Seibel
Alva Hoover
Frank Hanson
Linda Pinet
Sama
Hazel Hough
Earl Easdale
Opsl Letchworth
Dale Bones
Edith Crandall
Myrtle Leitaker
Max Hetrick
F. Schowengerdt
Roy EB. Swank
Siee
J. H. Button
Harl Richardson
Cecil Vining
Kay Shaffer
Dr. J. Henning
Arla Lickteig
Mary Mickey
Sue Morris
Roselle Osburn
R. E. Thompson
Floyd
Higdon
Lavon Bates
S.ereye
Orphan
Bearly
Jay Brown
H. Burroughs
Harold Crockett
Clifford Crump
George Denker
William Fanning
Gerald Firestone
R. Firestone
Thomas Stevenson
I. Turner
A. W. Wadkins
the Selig Co
Shepherd's Citation
Mite
E. L. Richardson
Maurice Ponton
Almeda Sinclair
Reimb
Don White
Expenses
Robert Melton
Crihg. al
Pris
Main
Doe Poris
James Richardson
Asses
R. E. Swank
Echowengerdt
Myrtle Lejinaker
Leland Morrow
Bounty
Brad O'Dea
Edward Collins
L. &. Fischer
Sevece
Ricky Bowman
Sam
Elwin Henry
Serene
Ira Randel
Jerry Miller
J. Cummings
W. Bell Tel. Co
L. Barkley
J. F. Barr
Pat Hingham
Bowers
Atty
Budge's
Hdw
Don Capper
Joel Cutting
Credit Burenay
Davis Pat
Jehine of
Elliott
Ottawa Engr. Co
Ottawa Fire Dept
Lister
Ottawa Laundry
R. J. Pinet
Roy Evans
T. Dawson
Richard McClay
Mile
Luidikay
Ottawa Herald
Servis
VanHorn
Hazard
Sales Person Wanted for Advertising Department Job Opening
Advertisement seeks a young man with initiative for permanent work in the Advertising Department due to promotion. Training provided, with vacation, life, medical and hospital insurance, plus a profit sharing retirement plan. Apply in person 2330 p.m. to 4 00 p.m. or call for an appointment.
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RCA
B.T.U
Crites
Ella
Fouts
Caucas Cutler Township
Dorthea E. Lee
Richmond
Dale Hird
Snyder Pharmacy
C. C. Adamson
Seattle
Wash
California
Ellis
OK Bargain Store
T. J. Cummings
First Christian Church Annex
Set
James Caleb
I. Polk
Albert Caleb
Ft. Carson
Colo
Ft. Polk
Wright
William L. Hysom
John L. Hysom
South Oak
Fort Riley
Army Reserve Officers Training Corps
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Mrs
Della D, Aryott
Della D. Abbott
Independence
Harry Abbott
John Crockett
Jack Crockett
Erika
Harold
Doris Patterson
Wichita
Hamilton
Bielle
Ines Krueger
Bangkok
Rajadamneon
Thailand
Aos
Central
Jean Sprain Wilson
Williamsburg News
Lila Johnson
Crane
Crane Christian
Carthage
Dale Smith
Don Higdon
Duane Hayes
Smith
Umut
South Water Tower
Lamb’s
Lamb
Blanche Lam
Geb Roberts
Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Charles Lyndon
Ottawa Livestock Commission Co
West Wilson Street
Legals
Franklin County
Highway Dept
W. Bell
Brown's Hdw
Moore
Barnett Sales Inc
Cannady Supply
M. Caylor
Lbr
Mach
Citation Mfg. Co
Ibrpts
City Water & Light
Contractors Supply
Dens-Oi Lab. Co
Mtr
Newlin Mach. Corp
Parta
Ottawa Lumber Co
Prager
Lynn Shepherd
Union LP Gas
Seveek
Mréstone
McCrédken
Brice Motor. Co
Eee
AOL
Rayer
Ewiihity County Boat & Bridge
Rock
Imbor
Fottawatamie
Townahip County
Alfaon Lumber Co
Fete Kaw Lumber Co
Killough
Myra McDaniel
Albright
Davis Orchid and Greenhouse
Baldwin
Ames Construction Company
Richland Exchange
P.O. Box
Lawrence Kansas
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