Two KU women elected to Associated Women Students Senate
Two Ottawa area women students at the University of Kansas have been elected to positions on the Associated Women Students Senate. Anne Machin, a sophomore, daughter of Mr and Mrs Don W Machin, 1016 S Main, Orientation and All Student Council Jason, and Joy Long, a junior, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur G Long, Princeton RFD 1, elections chairman, Yard sale Wed 620 Willow. Tony Fontane concert in Memorial Auditorium May 24 at 7 30 p.m. sponsored by Heart of Eastern Kansas Crusade committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Tony Fontane
Memorial Auditorium
The
Heart of Eastern Kansas Crusade Committee
Eugene Field School
Ned Roberts
First Christian Church
Ottawa Ministerial Association
Marker Bill Approves Civil War Historic Sites Plan
The House approved a bill designating Civil War sites in Kansas as historic monuments. Targets include Fort Scott and Osawatomie with landmarks at Mine Creek near Pleasanton, the Marais des Cygnes site in Linn County, Baxter Springs, and the John Brown home. The measure authorizes 805000 for acquiring and improving about 24 acres, including Fort Scott land with 1842 officer barracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kanesas
Fort Scott
Osawatomie
John Brown
Mine Creek
Pleasanton
Kansas
Organized Armees
Marais Des Cygnes
Linn County
Baxter Springs
Bear Tagged for Research on Olympic Peninsula
In Olympia Washington AP the State Department of Natural Resources trapped a 200 pound black bear, fitted him with a radio transmitter collar, and released him on the Olympic Peninsula to track his movements. Later officials reported the collar was lost, leaving the radio with no bear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Wash
State Department of Natural Resources
Olympic Peninsula
Donald Hopkins
Deaths of Ernest Kimmel and Alta Kiekel in Kansas obits
Two death notices from Ottawa and Lyndon report Ernest Howard Kimmel, 78, of Ottawa died May 17 at home after illness. Services at Towner Chapel, burial in Highland Cemetery, wife Montana Overhall surviving with daughter Margaret Fredrickson, grandchildren, and siblings. Alta E Kiekel, 60, Quenemo, died this morning in Lyndon after long illness. wife of late Quenemo telephone office manager, survived by four daughters, two sons, a sister and two brothers. funeral plans pending at Shaffer Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest H. Kimmel
Ernest Howard Kimmel
Cedar St
Ottawa
Towner Chapel
Arthur A. Soper
Buriel
Higheland
Douglas County
Montana Overhall
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Margaret Jean Fredrickson
Lincoln
Neb
LeRoy L. Kimmel
Long Beach
Calif
Roger L. Kimmel
Jennie Divin
Wichita
Kay Kimmel
Albuquerque
N. M
Alice Johnson
Wheatridge
Cole
Alta E
Kiekel
Quenesmo
Lyndon
Quenemo Telephone Office
Quenemo
Longford
Daughers
Quenemo Federated Church
Shaffer Mortuary
Obituary: Robert Kerr Ill 94 Retired Salesman
Robert Kerr Ill 94 of 1141 S Cedar died at 11 p.m. Monday after a three week illness. A traveling salesman for 47 years, he retired in 1945 from R. M. Thomas Auto Top Co. in Muncie Indiana and had lived in Ottawa since 1940. Born December 11 1870 in Forres Scotland, he married Annie E Guy who died in 1952. Surviving are a daughter Mrs Harold Crawford three sons Robert Kerr Hackensack NJ William C Kerr San Diego CA Milton M Kerr Valhalla NY 11 grandchildren 25 great grandchildren and one sister Mrs Esther K Hyde Minneapolis MN. Funeral arrangements by Lamb Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert ‘Kerr
S. Cedar
R. M. Thomas,Auto Top Co
Muncie
Ind
Ottawa
Manhattan
Forres
Scotland
Wakefield
Kan
Annie E. Guy
Kerr
Westminster United Presbyeterian Church
Berean Adult Bible
Church
Gideon Organization
Harold Crawford
Robert Kerr
Hackensack
William C. Kerr
San Diego
Calif
Milton M. Kerr
Valhalla
N. Y
Esther
Hyde
Mineneapolis
Minn
The
Lamb Funeral Home
Market report from Kansas City on livestock and produce
AP wire notes mixed grain and livestock quotes from Kansas City. Hogs up to 25.50 for barrows and gilts, sows steady to strong. Cattle and calves show varied moves with steers and heifers down up to 25, feeders steady, calves and cows mix gains and losses. Slaughter and feeder prices listed for multiple weight ranges and grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Closing OHS Schedule Drives Ottawa Graduation Plans
Ottawa High School lists a packed closing schedule from May 18 to May 28 including pep club and 0 club picnic, awards assembly, student council elections, cap and gown distribution, baccalaureate practice, memorial auditorium events, senior finals, and graduation exercises with speaker Dr. John King. Grade school classes end May 27 and Ottawa University ends May 28 as divisional exams run May 1 to June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
OHS
Memorial Auditorium
John King
Emporia State Teachers College
Ottawa University
Kansas Probate Hearing for Gilbane Estate in Ottawa
The Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas will hear the final settlement of the estate of Frank J. Gilbane deceased. H E Dee Tar administrator c t a petitions for accounting heirs and asset assignment with defenses due May 26 1965 at 11:00 am in Ottawa court. Attorney Winton A Winter represents the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Kansas
Franklin County
Frank J. Gilbane
H. E. Dee Tar
C.t.a
Ottawa
Hoover warns Soviet spies expanding in United States
J Edgar Hoover told Congress Soviet secret agents pose a growing menace in the United States. He warned they could form an extensive clandestine espionage network if not exposed. Hoover cited undercover spies in newsmen, diplomats, businessmen, scientists, students, and cultural exchanges, and warned of rising Chinese intelligence activity if China gains UN recognition. He testified March 4 before a House subcommittee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Congress
United States
FBI
Hoover
China
United Nations
House
App
Patricia Neal Heads Home After Stroke Recovery
Actress Patricia Neal, 39, with an eye patch and leg brace, rests in Washington before returning to England. She recuperates after three massive strokes and travels with Roald Dahl, their three children, a nurse, and an English friend. Neal expects a late July or early August baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Patricia Neal
England
Los Angeles
Roald Dahl
Los Angeles’ International Airport
Wichita Native Bomb Victim Identified in Viet Nam Disaster
AP reports two more Air Force casualties from the Bien Hoa base disaster in South Vietnam. Staff Sgt. David L. Hubbard of Wichita is listed as dead, while Tech. Sgt. Donald J. Seaman of Mount Holly is missing. Total dead, missing, injured now 27. Pentagon tallies 510 American deaths in Vietnam since Jan 1, 1961. 2,125 combat wounded, 26 missing, 9 captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force
Bien Hoa
South Viet Nam
David L. Hubbard
Margaret Casto
Wichita
Kaw
Tech
Donald J. Seaman
Mount Holly
N.J
Pentagon
Ottawa High Graduate Gentry in Air Force Training
Kenneth W Gentry son of Mrs Cleda Gentry 220 Oak completed basic training at Lackland AFB Texas He has been chosen for training as a communications analysis specialist at Lowry AFB Colorado Gentry is a 1964 Ottawa High School graduate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth W. Gentry
Cleda Gentry
220 Oak
Air Force
Lackland Afb
Tex
Lowry Afb
Colo
Gentry
Ottawa
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Neis in Wellsville
Mrs Anna Neis 80 Wellsville dies at Cedar House Nursing Home. Funeral at 3 p m Thursday at Wellsville Methodist Church with burial in Wellsville Cemetery. Born January 31 1885 in Douglas County. Survived by sons Dr Harry Neis Clathe John and Oliver Neis of Wellsville. daughters Irene Kiester Basehor Kan Neema Schendel Wellsville. brothers Phillip Brecheisen Wellsville John Brecheisen Ottawa. sisters Clara Mignot Cedar House Nursing Home Lena Oberst Falls City Alma Oberst Falls City Kate Meeder Winter South Dakota Emma Johnson Eudora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Neis
Wellsville
Cedar House
Wellsville Methodist Church
Neis
Douglas County
Albert Neis
Harry Neis
Clathe
John Neis
Oliver Neis
Irene Kiester
Basehor
Kan
Neema Schendel
Phillip Brecheisen
John Brecheisen
Willow
Ottawa
Clara Mignot
Cedar House Nursing Home
Lena Oberst
Alma Oberst
Falls City
Neb
Kate Meeder
Winter
S. D
Emma Johnson
Eudora
Mrs Mattie Hugill Rites Set at Edgerton Church
Mrs Mattie Hugill 72 of rural Edgerton died Monday at home. Services will be 1 p m Thursday at Wellsville Methodist Church with burial at Edgerton Cemetery. Rev D D Dunlap to officiate. Born Feb 5 1893 at home she lived there all her life. She married Lewis Hugill in 1931. Surviving are the husband of the home a half brother Paul Shannon 1414 Mulberry Ottawa and two half sisters Mrs Linnora Sheinberger Denver and Mrs Eunice Shedden Kansas City Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Hugill
Edgerton
Wellsville Methodist Church
D.D. Dunlap
Hugill
Lewis Hugill
Paul Shannon
Mulberry
Ottawa
Linnora Sheinberger
Denver
Eunice Shedden
Kansas City
County Court answers pleas in string of traffic and check cases
At County Court arraignments James Franks Jr. pleaded innocent to two counts of woefund checks with trial set for 10 a.m. May 26 and $400 bond. Robert Jobe pleaded guilty to no class 1A chauffeur license and driving a common carrier under 21, fined 20 dollars and costs. James Foster pleaded guilty to no tail or stop lights, fined 12 dollars and costs. Ila Ross pleaded guilty to driving without a Kansas license, fined 10 dollars and costs. Kermit Doniphan had charges of driving outside a 25 mile radius and no license dismissed. Bruce Devin pleaded guilty to speeding 68 in a 60 mph zone, fined 5 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Franks Jr
Lansing
Robert W. Jobe
Haven
Ottawa
James R. Foster
Kermit F. Doniphan
Kansas City
Wellsville
Bruce B. Devin
Paola
Hospital Notes Dismissals List Names and Dates
Hospital notes list patient entries with names and towns, noting Monday and Tuesday dismissals. Names include Merle Brockus Richmond Sheryl Undermill Martin Hall O A Mrs Gerald Miller Rantoul Floyd Richardson 915 S Hickory Daryl Eugene Finch Pomona Nettie Burgoon 8098 Sycamore Willard Lee 946 Ash Otis Creviston Cedar House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Brockus
Richmond
Sheryl Undermill
Martin Hall
O. A
Gerald Miller
Rantoul
Floyd Richardson
S. Hickory
Daryl
Eugene Finch
Pomona
Nettie Burgoon
Sycamore
Willard Lee
Otis Creviston
Cedar House
Gift supports Baker music building in memory of McClains
Mrs. Albert C. Espenlaub of Kansas City gives 8000 dollars to Baker University for a studio in the new Musical Arts Building. President W J Scarborough announced the gift to honor Elijah S McClain and Margaret Stewart McClain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin, Kan
Baker University
Albert C. Espenlaub
Kansas City
W. J. Scarborough
Elijah S
Margaret Stewart McClain
Marriage Licenses Reported In Ottawa And Nearby
Charles Kern, 40, and Sylvia Davis, 30, both of Ottawa, obtained a marriage license. Patrick Earl Schmitt, 18, of Princeton, and Sandra Kay Masheter, 18, of Richmond, secured a license. Harold O'Brien, 46, of Lawrnnce, and lo Robson, 47, of Lawrence, also received licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kern
Ottawa
Sylvia Davis
Patrick Earl Schmitt
Princeton
Sandra Kay Masheeter
Richmond
Harold O’brien
Lawrnnce
Lo Robson
Lawrence
None Hurt In Wreck On South Main Street
No injuries were reported after a backing collision at about 10 30 a m Monday in the 100 block of South Main Ruby O Terrill 69 of 205 East 13th drove a 1964 Chevrolet northbound and backed out into Oliver P Shannon 67 of 1414 South Mulberry driving a 1961 Ford No injuries were reported and no arrest was made Damage to the Ford right side estimated at 310 with no estimate for damage to the Chevrolet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main
Ruby O. Terrill
Oliver P. Shannon
S. Mulberry
Main
Shannon
Serum Company Wins Verdict in Missouri Court Case
District Court Judge Floyd Coffman ruled Ralph S. Chandler of Princeton failed to prove his case against Anchor Serum Company and others of St. Joseph. A motion for a directed verdict for the company was sustained. Chandler sought $8,000 damages plus interest and costs over alleged cattle injuries from a faulty vaccine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Coffman
Ralph S. Chandler
Princeton
Anchor Serum Company
St. Joseph
Coffman
Anchor Serum Co
Chandler
Girl Killed In Kansas Car Crash Near Hutchinson
AP report: seven year old Sue Everhart died after skipping backward into the path of a car on Kansas 61 southwest of Hutchinson. Ronald L. Chamberlain, 55, the driver, spoke of braking to avoid the collision and her death occurred two hours later in a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Sue Everhart
Kansas
Ronald L. Chamberlain
Classified Ads Notice and Payment Rates Summary
Classified advertising details outline rates per word and per insertion, deadlines, and discounts. Includes card of thanks pricing, blind ads, and special contract rates. The message ends with a personal thank you from Paul McFarland for hospital visitors, flowers, and cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul McFarland
Auction ads tie to Ottawa and Pomona weekly sales
Local real estate and livestock sale notices outline weekly events in Ottawa Kansas and Pomona and Council Grove. Harold Stewart noted as general auctioneer with contact numbers 2.4836 and 56663530. Events occur every Saturday along Highway 59 and in North Ottawa area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Ottawa Rfd
Franklin County Sale Company
North
Ottawa
Harold Stewart Gen
Clifford R. Hobbs
Kansas
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kan
Council Grove
Jim” Brady
Emporia Livestock Sales Co
Emporia
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McClay Wholesale, Adv
Cedar
Ellis
Robert Kerr ID
Ottawa High School
Oklahoma City
Bush
Legals
Winton’a, Winter, Attorney
Reds
Pat Neal
Jeuns Lengel
Jon
Robert Kerr, III
Lamb
Serum Company
Jake Downer
EL Obrah
North Main
Nelson
Myers Bros
Printy
Ben
Cap
Printy’s Auction House
N. Main
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