Ottawa Garden Club flower show set at First Methodist Church
Ottawa Garden Club will stage a flower show titled Our Garden Jewels in the basement of First Methodist Church Monday from noon to 8 30 p m. Entries should be in place by 11 a m. Co chairs are Mrs T E Bennett and Mrs M R Shoger. The item list includes appliance ads and local notices amid a stream of community events and personal updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa’ Garden Club
Our Garden Jewels
First Methodist Church
T. E. Bennett
M. R. Shoger
Three Post $10 Bonds Set For Six People
Three persons cited by police posted $10 bonds today. Leland Jackman 25 Mound City Wayne W Bond 39 RFD 2 Pomona and Charles R Cromwell 28 507 Cherry charged with speeding in a 30 mph zone driving without a valid license and failing to stop at a stop light. Also cited were Jerry L Choate 18 Ottawa University for suspended license and Irene N Herron RFD 2 Williamsburg for speeding 45 mph in a 30 mph zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Jackman
Mound City
Wayne W. Bond
RFD
Pomona
Charles R. Cromwell
Cherry
Cromwell
Bond
Jackman
Jerry L. Choate
Ottawa University
Irene N. Herron
RFD 2
Williamsburg
Deaths of M R V Edington and Florence O Connor
Mrs Manie R V Edington 87 farmer of Ottawan died Thursday at a daughter’s home in Hominy Oklahoma where she had lived since 1950 Born October 22 1879 at Quenemo married December 14 1898 to George W Edington who died September 14 1950 Surviving daughter son grandchildren sister and brothers Services will be Monday 1030 a m at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Rev Ned M Roberts officiating Burial in Highland Cemetery Mrs Florence Mae O Connor 42 of Shawnee died Wednesday at Shawnee Mission Health Center after five days illness She was wife of Judge Earl E O Connor Johnson County district court Born at Lansing Lived in Leavenworth before moving to Shawnee 12 years ago She was secretary for the Atomic Energy Commission in 1950 1951 Survived by husband two sons a sister and funeral plans set for Shawnee Methodist Church and Pleasant Valley Cemetery near Paola Memorials to the church requested by family
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Manie R.V. Edington
Manie
R. V. Edington
Ottawan
Hominy
Okla
Quenemo
Lyndon
George W. Edington
Ottawa
Robert Hensey
Lake Arrowhead
Calif
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Ned M. Roberts
Highland Cemetery
Florence O'Connor
Florence Mae O’connor
Shawnee
Shawnee Mission Health Center
Atomic Energy Commission
Kansas City
Shawnee Methodist Church
WSCS
Nelson L. O’connor
Clayton E. O’connor
Grace Gillham
Mission
Pleasant Valley
Paola
Amos Chapel
Richmond obit for James Souders 83 with family ties listed
James Francis Souders 83 retired farmer died this morning at his Richmond home from a heart ailment. Born May 30, 1878 in Jasper County Missouri, he lived in Richmond area 80 years. He married Willie Mae Vannatten November 29, 1899. she died October 6, 1951. Surviving daughters Viola Demoret Princeton and May Garnett Richmond, with Cleda Fae deceased, widow Lina Howell and her children Vera Craycraft Richmond Lela Cummings Topeka Earl Howell Manson Washington, seven grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Richmond Methodist Community Church Rev. Wilbur Purvis officiating. burial Richmond Cemetery Farris Funeral Home Garnett in charge. Ralph Leo Weaver 64 El Monte California former Ottawaan died May 5 after illness. buried Chapel of the Chimes Oakland. He worked at Arden Farms El Monte 15 years. survived by brother Ralph Weaver West Plains Missouri, a niece and a nephew.
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Souders
Willie Mae Vannatten
Viola Elsie Demoret
Princeton
May Guy Garnett
Cleda Fae
Fancy
Lina Howell
Vera Craycraft
Richmond
Lela Cummings
Topeka
Earl Howell
Manson
Wash
Richmond Methodist Community Church
Wilbur Purvis
Farris Funeral Home
Garnett
Ralph Leo Weaver
el Monte
Calif
Chapel of the Chimes
Oakland
Ottawa
Arden Farms
Ralph Weaver
West Plains
Herald Offers Weekly $5 News Tip Reward
The Herald pays five dollars weekly for the best news tip turned in by a reader. Submit tips to the newsroom with clear details and contact information for verification.
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the Herald
War Prediction By Khrushchev Admitted By Djilas
Milovan Djilas says Stalin foresaw gains from the last European war and predicted another war in 15 to 20 years after 1945. Djilas, jailed in Belgrade, discusses meetings with Stalin in 1944 45 and 48 in Conversations with Stalin to be published by Harcourt Brace.
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New York
Milovari Djilas
Joseph Stalin
Europe
Djilas
Yugoslavia
Stalin
Harcourt, Brace & World, Inc
Belgrade
Moscow
Civil Service Advisors Name Civil Service Advisors
WASHINGTON AP The U S Commission on Civil Rights announced a nine member Kansas advisory committee. The former Kansas panel headed by Mrs Victor W Haflich of Garden City filed its final report in 1961. Chairman is Dr Harry Levinson of Topeka director of the division of industrial mental health Menniger Foundation. Other members include Dr Howard Baumgarter University of Kansas Mrs Raymond Cerf Lawrence housewife Pete Esquivel Winfield staff aide Winfield State Hospital A B Howard Kansas City Kan attorney Mrs Donald E Kern Newton program director Kansas district YWCA Prof Emory Lindquist University of Wichita Samuel H Marcus Wichita packing company president John McCormally Hutchinson News executive editor.
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Washington
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
Kansas
Victor W. Haflich
Garden City
Harry Levinson
Topeka
Menninger Foundation
Howard Baumgarter
University of Kansas
Department of Human Relations
Raymond Cerf
Lawrence
Pete Esquivel
Winfield
Winfield State Hospital
A. B. Howard
Kansas City
Kan
Donald E. Kern
Newton
Kansas District Ywca
Emory Lindquist
University of Wichita
Samuel H. Marcus
Wichita
John McCormally
Hutchinson News
Pomona High seniors leave at 1 a.m. for five day trip
Pomona High School seniors will depart on a five day trip at 1 a.m. Thursday May 24, setting a departure record. The Herald had reported a later time yesterday, but officials confirm the 1 a.m. start is accurate, making the initial timing earlier than prior student trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Pomona High School
Herald
Pomona High
East German tunnel escape reaches West Berlin
A refugee leader said 12 East Germans escaped through a tunnel to West Berlin on May 5. The group, led by an 81 year old, included seven men four women and a 16 year old. The tunnel was 105 feet long and dug in 16 days under a former stone mason’s direction.
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Hildebrandt
Wellsville News Wins Junior Judging At Garnett
Roger Thorn son of Mr and Mrs Charles Thorn won first in the junior judging at the East Central Holstein Black and White Show in Garnett. 92 head entered and about 150 people attended. Douglas Higbie placed fifth. Thorn also won several awards in older classes. The home economics class and teacher Gladys Fisher visited Kansas City May 16 with Mrs Clarence Coffman providing transport. Guest speaker Dr Carl Edwards spoke on Teacher Education at Kiwanis. Wellsville Kiwanis members attended an inter club meeting in Eskridge with Ernest Harris George Sherman Raymond Cobb and Walter Collins accompanying Bob Smith Phoen ix Ariz.
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Bernice Holden
Roger Thorn
Charles Thorn
Garnett
Douglas Higbie
Ewin Higbie
Thorn
Higbie
Highie
Gladys Fisher
Kansas City
Clarence Coffman
Duff and Repp Furniture
Jaccards
Goldmans
Halls
Kiwanis
Carl Edwards
School of Education
University of Kansas
Edwards
Lawrence Club
Wellsville Kiwanians
Note 99th Birthday Observance for Frank Crammer
A weekend celebration marks the 99th birthday of Frank Crammer of Pomona. Attending are his son Guy Crammer on the family farm and grandchildren Kournies Crammer from Los Angeles, Mrs J Q Singleton and Mr Singleton with LaVenne of Durant, Oklahoma, Mrs John Shaw and their children Rita and Dale of Osawatomie, Amos Crammer, and Mrs Crammer with Jo Ann and Steven from Wichita.
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Frank Crammer
Pomona
Guy Crammer
Crammer
Kournies Crammer
Los Angeles
Calid
J. Q
Singleton
LaVenne
Durant
Okla
John Shaw
Shaw
Rita and
Dale
Osawatomie
Amos Crammer
Jo Ann
Steven
Wichita
Regents raise pay for Wescoe and McCain to 26000
The Kansas Board of Regents increased annual salaries for Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe of the University of Kansas and President James McCain of Kansas State University to 26000, up from 24000, effective July 1. Both will also receive expenses, a residence, and use of a car.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Board of Regents
W. Clarke Wescoe
University of Kansas
James McCain
Kansas State University
Kansas City Market Prices for Cattle Hogs and Lambs
KC Markets reports cattle 400 head with steers 23.25 to 25.00, calves none, cows 13.00 to 14.25, feeders 25.00 to 29.00, hogs 2,400 head with 1-3 weights 190 to 250 pounds at 15.00 to 16.00, 270 to 400 pounds at 13.75 to 14.25, sheep 400 head with choice and prime lambs 20.00 to 22.50, markets steady to mixed across categories.
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Kansas City
Medical Groups Meeting At KU in Lawrence
About 200 persons attend a two day joint convention of Kansas medical groups in Lawrence. Delbert Bonnel of Topeka is installed as president by the Society of Medical Technologists in an officer election. Arnold Claasen of Newton is named president elect with Esther Dahl of Kansas City Kansas as secretary and Patricia Warner of Wichita as treasurer.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Society of Medical Technologists
Delbert Bonnel
Topeka
Arnold Claassen
Newton
Esther Dahl
Kansas City
Kan
Patricia Warner
Wichita
Flood project funding sought for Kansas Missouri
A 67 member delegation from the Mississippi Valley Association and the Missouri Arkansas Basins Flood Control and Conservation Association asked a House subcommittee for 57.75 million dollars for flood control work in Kansas, Missouri and along the Iowa segment of the Missouri River starting July 1. President Kennedy's budget proposes 51.93 million for the area with no extra money requested beyond 2.2 million for Pomona Reservoir, 200 thousand for Melvern Reservoir planning, and 50 thousand for Garnett project planning.
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Washington
House
Kansas
Missouri
Mississippi Valley Association
Missouri - Arkansas Basins Flood Control and Conservation Association
Iowa
Missouri River
Kennedy
Pomona
Melvern
Garnett
Funeral services for Mrs Myrtle Watkins in Wellsville
Funeral services for Mrs Myrtle Watkins were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Coughlin Chapel Wellsville with Rev Jim Nabors officiating. J Linn Holtwick sang In The Garden and Take My Hand Precious Lord with organ by Fernleaf Barnett. Pallbearers were Ray Simmons Harold Phillips Wilbur Johnston James Davidson John Benham and David Sturm. Burial followed in Wellsville Cemetery.
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Myrtle Watkins
Coughlin Chapel
Wellsville
Jim Nabors
Wellsville Methodist Church
J. Linn Holtwick
Hand
Precious Lord
Fernleaf Barnett
Ray Simmons
Harold Phillips
Wilbur Johnston
James Davidson
John Benham
David Sturm
Wellsville Cemetery
Public hearing on transfer of Franklin County territory
Notice to stakeholders of a proposed transfer from School District 63 to 51JT covering parts of Sec 36 17 18 and area south of Highway in Sec 32 Twp 17 Range 19 Lincoln Township. Hearing set May 28 1962 at 10:00 a.m. in Ottawa Kansas County Superintendent's Office. First May 4 1962 last May 18 1962.
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Frankin County
Lincoln Township
Ottawa
Kansas
Probate
Franklin County
Raymond LeRoy McCullough
Probate Court
Donald L. White
Harry Whitenack
Ruby Tyson
Kan
C. A. Gleason
Clarence A. Gleason
Raymond Bloomer
Ottawa Livestock Sale Listings and Contact Notes
Local livestock sale entries list buyers sellers and contact numbers across Kansas towns. Listings include Overbrook Overbrook Livestock Sale Pomona Ottawa Franklin County Allen County and Gas City with weekly auctions and an Ottawa Livestock Commission Co consignment event May 17 at West Wilaco Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Arnold Overbrook
Kansas
Emporia Livestock Sales Co
Emporia
Franklin County Sale Co
Wilson and Locust
Ottawa
Osage City
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kas
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Harold
Charles — Lyndon
Ottawa Livestock Commission Co
West
Wilaco Street
Lawrence Livestock Sale
East 11Th
Lawrence
Alcoholics Anonymous
CLAIMS INVESTIGATORS NEEDED
Claims investigators needed to assess insurance loss cases. Positions seek detail oriented professionals with investigative skills and familiarity with claims processes. Apply to career desk or local office.
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RCA
Crites Appliance Center
B.T.U
Crites
C. Raymond Smith, Jr
S. Mulberry
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Independence Sanitarium Hospital
Independence
D.E.B. House Pt
Davis Paint Store
Snyder Pharmacy
S. Main
Truyn Bischoff
Ellis
RCA Whirlpool
Douglas Bros. Hot Point
Westinghouse
Adv
Kansas- Missouri Telephone Association
J. M. Morrisey
Douglas Gleason
Tom Gleason
Vernon Chism
Clarence Long
Vernon Bear
Jim Price
Dee Olds
Larry Walburn
George Keaton
Rawleigh Products
E. F. Risdon
Fred Lynes
Cedar
Doctors Hospital
Wilky’s
Hwy
Rummage Sale
Lyndon Presb
Eva Clabaugh
Atlantic City
I.L.G.W.A
James Francis Souders
Jasper County
Richmond and Vicinity
Louis and
Louisa Thompson Souders
Ralph L. Weaver
Lamb
Banche Lam
Bob Roberts
Khrushchev
Ward Reed
Ash
Erlin Kalb
Consuelo Baldomino
King
Jack Nichols
Charles Christy
C. Raymond Smith Jr
Lethan Pinney
S. Oak
Civil Service Advisors
Wellsville News
Hettie
Boston
Bankok
Joe
North Main
McCain, Wescoe
Seeresaseoue
Louis Ergeled
Mrs. Myrtle Watkins
Maurice Ponton
Franklin
Paul Crawford
Osage
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
Locust & Wilson
Gordon James Phone Feed
Home
Printy
Ben Printy
N. Main
Lena H. Kel
N. Poplar
Ley Estate
Legals
Ves
Anderson & Byrd Attorneys
Executrix
O. M. Milliken
Velora Bloomer
Anderson & Byrd
Petitioner
Cscececcsee
Ward Underwood
Underwood Street
Ottawa Herald
Ames Construction Company
Richland Exchange
Jack Day
Lawrence Kansas
West 15Th
General Services
Ralph Wilson
Conrad
KNAPP
Lee Carter
Underwood
Palamino Stud Service
Lee Figgins
McCracken Electric
Dave Stanley
H. Farmall
Scotts
Massey- Ferguson
John Deere
L. E. Tussing
Leeds
Fort
L. A. Reeder
Centropolis
John Berger
Appanoose High School
H. A. Funk
Homewood
Philco
Firestone
Frances
Dodge
Sporting Goods
White's Furniture & Appliance
Court House
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