Calf Kills Car Crash Injuries Near Princeton
A 1936 car driven by 22 year old Larry D. Gillum of Osawatomie suffered major damage when it collided with a 250 pound calf owned by Mrs. Blanch Tucker of Rantoul. The accident occurred about 2:30 p.m. Saturday eleven miles east of Princeton on John Brown highway. The calf was killed in the crash. Mrs. Mary A. Roberts of Kansas City visited Ottawa over the weekend at the home of Mrs. E. M. Sternecker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry D. Gillum
Osawatomie
Blanch Tucker
Rantoul
Princeton
John Brown
Mary A. Roberts
Kansas City, Kas
E. M. Sternecker
Winners Named In Wellsville Poppy Poster Contest
A poppy poster contest sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary named winners in two age classes. Class I winners were Dee Ann Myers Grover Martin and Ricky Tomlin, Class II winner Pamela Myers. Posters go to the Second District Convention then go on display May 23–30, with over 800 poppies ordered for Poppy Day May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Dee Ann Myers
Grover Martin
Ricky Tomlin
Pamela Myers
American Legion and Auxiliary
Royce Myers
Wellsville
Oklahoma Tornado Outbreak Strikes Central Oklahoma
Severe storms lashed Oklahoma with tornadoes hail and heavy rain across central counties. Five tornadoes sighted near Cushing caused major damage including a destroyed hangar and unroofed warehouse. Shawnee Oklahoma City Stillwater Anadarko and other towns reported damaged roofs homes and vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Cushing
Shawnee
Highway Patrol
Oil Company
Paul Groghers
Stillwater
Here
Anadarko
Nbixby
Coweta
Porter
Funeral services for Henry McFadden held May 20
Henry McFadden who died May 17 had funeral services at Lamb Funeral Home May 20 with Rev. Charles P. Knight officiating. Pallbearers Aubry Morrison Glenn Lancaster A J Dawson Howard Kalb Louis Turner and William Becker attended. Ottawa Lodge No. 24 IOOF joined in the graveside service at Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona with J L Rokes NG and Ted Johnson chaplain officiating. L Hayes Johnson dies May 19 services May 21 at Richmond Community Church with Rev. Wilburn Purvis officiating. Pallbearers Joe Whitman Harold Maley Bert Stevenson George Dietrick Arnold Roeckers and Oscar Newmaster. Mrs Jerry Milchelt and Mrs Jimmie Webb sang hymns with Mrs Lee Perkins. Burial in Richmond Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McFadden
Lamb Funeral
Charles P. Knight
Aubry Morrison
Glenn Lancaster
A. J. Dawson
Howard Kalb
Louis Turner
William Becker
Roy Gerhard
J. R. Henning
Ottawa Lodge
C.F
Woodlawn Cemetery
Pomona
J L. Rokes
N.G
Ted Johnson
L. Hayes Johnson
Richmond Community Church
Wilburn Purvis
Joe Whitman
Harold Maley
Bert Stevenson
George Dietrick
Arnold Roeckers
Oscar Newmaster
Jerry Milchelt
Jimmie Webb
Lee Perkins
Richmond Cemetery
Hospital Notes and Births Mark Sunday Admissions
Hospital notes report admissions for George H. Thomas at the Nelson Hotel and William E. Rowland in Richmond, with Mrs. Millicent Morris at 1229 S Main noted today. A birth to Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Shaffer at 114 Maple announced today, baby weight 3 lb 14 oz. Dismissals include Mrs. R. P. Wolken and baby son at 619 N Main, George Scott at 315 E 13th, and Stephen Lynn Latimer at 634 N Poplar, all listed for Sunday. Lewis Smith of 903 E 9th also noted today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Thomas
Nelson Hotel
William E. Rowland
Richmond
Millicent Morris
S. Main
Jack C. Shaffer
Maple
R. P. Wolken
Baby Son
N. Main
George Scott
Stephen Lynn Latimer
N. Poplar
Lewis Smith
Deaths John A Milton 79 Ottawa real estate agent
John A Milton 79 of Ottawa died at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a short illness. He was a real estate agent, lived in Ottawa 35 years, and was born August 21, 1881 in La Cygne. Survived by three sons, one daughter, 12 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral at McVey-Denger Mortuary Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. Rev. L D Boatman officiating. Burial Prairie Home Cemetery La Cygne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Milton
Oak
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Floyd H. Milton
iLa Cygne
Hanna
Redding) Milton
Tessie Pearl Adams
Mound City
Milton
Trinity Methodist Church
Truman Milton
RFD
Kenneth Milton
Warren Milton
Carl Cates
Baldwin
Virgil Day
Elmer Cox
Solon Brown
Ira Ayers
la Cygne
May Milton
Kansas City
C. J. Milton
George D. Milton
Lockport
Fred Milton
McVeyDenger Mortuary
L. D. Boatman
Prairie Home Cemetery
Community Notes From Williamsburg Area
Mrs G W Turrell visits Topeka with Joel and Jim Mize while R P Mize family travels to Moline Ill to see Olive Grimm. District Convention of American Legion Auxiliary in Shawnee Mission attended by Mrs Charles Bush and Mrs Irwin L Heth. Green family back from Hutchinson where daughter Boyd Higgins hosts a fashion show featuring junior high clothing class garments. Merry Go Round Club hosted by J W Bennett with eighteen members present. Neighbors celebrate E L Eaton 95th birthday with ice cream cake and stories from Kansas childhood. Free Methodist Church Women’s Missionary Society led Sunday service May 14 with guests Leo Claussen family missionaries to Pusan Korea. Christian Youth Crusaders Honor Council awarded badges to Melvin Cox Betty Flora Joy Houston and John Staley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Turrell
Topeka
Joel
Jim Mize
R. P. Mize
Moline
Ill
Olive Grimm
Charles Bush
Leo i Santee Unit No. 179
American Legion Auxiliary
Irwin L. Heth
Shawnee Mission
L. A
The
Christian Youth Crusaders
Free Methodist Church
Two Cited By Ottawa Police
Two persons were cited by police yesterday on charges of failing to yield the right of way resulting in collisions. Richard F. White and Alfred Edward McCann were cited along with details of two separate crashes on Main Street and nearby intersections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard FE. White
S. Poplar
Alfred Edward McCann
RFD 1
Arcadia
Fla
White
Gary G. Showalter
S. Cedar
North Main
McCann
Alvin Smith
Bonita L. Welborn
N. Poplar
Henry R. Smart
2Nd
Hickory
Welborn
Smart
KC Markets Report Kansas City Livestock Roundup
Kansas City markets show hogs up to 25-50 higher with 1-3 barrows and gilts at 15.25-16.75 and sows 13.75-15.00. Sheep N/A as lamb slaughter patterns strong. lambs 18.50-18.75 at 5-100 lb, 16.00-25.00 for 1-100 lb good to excellent. Cattle and calves slow for slaughter, steers 23.25-23.50 high, 21.50-22.50 for good to choice, heifers 22.50-23.50, vealers 25.00-29.00, stock steers 23.90-25.00, feeder steers 21.50-23.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ottawa junior high council buys tables for school use
Lowell Gish vice principal said the Ottawa Junior High School student council bought 15 card tables and four folding tables for use at school events. The tables cost about 250 dollars with about 200 dollars from proceeds of a faculty senior basketball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Junior High School
Lowell Gish
Gish
Notice of Admin Appointment and Hearing in Bromell Estate
First and last publication dates May 1961 list Adminis trator Lea Roy R. Bromell for Emer R. Bromell estate Cook County Illinois. Creditors must file claims within nine months. notices also cover Albert Leroy Flanner estate with hearing on June 13 1961 for descent of real estate in Franklin County Kansas. Arthur L. Flanner petitioner. Anderson Byrd attorneys. Ottawa Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Kansas
Emer R. Bromell
Cook County
Ilinois
Lea Roy R. Bromell
State of Kansas
Albert Leroy Flanner
Albert L. Flanner
Arthur L. Flanner
Ottawa
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Ottawa Home Builders Assoc. Committee
E. L. Randazzo
Michael
Phillip
Vickie
E. B. Enyart
Randazzo
Dallas
Tex
Ottawa Association of Life Underwriters
Colbern's
Alfred Gallup
Lawrence
Frank Thayer
K. U. Medical Center
Kas
Skelgas
J. B. Stewart
Charles P. Johnson
Meredith and Stewart
Ft. Worth
Gregg Brothers Garage
Kansas- Missouri Telephone Association
Jack Morrisey
Vernon Chesbro
Douglas Gleason
Tom Gleason
Clarence Long
Harry Harry
Lauren Ward
Roger Schmanke
University of Kansas
Ward
Reid Ward
Schmanke
Earl Schmanke
Elks
Elks Club Room
Jack C. Kille
Ady
Bradford Allani Reynolds
Cliff Reynolds
Washington D.C
American College of Musicians
R. L. Stevens
Brad
Ottawa Lions Club
Wibur G. Leonard
Board of Probation and Parole
U. S
Ellis
Earl Bond
James O. Baker
S. Locust
Myrtle Ponton
Robert Smith
Linn
Willard Atkins
Harold Good
Bill Warnock
Main Street
Emery Reeves
Andy Good
Raymond Cobb
Roy Burbridge
Emiporia
Fred Montgomery
Harold Wingert
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Wingert
Wyandotte County
Farm Bureau
Bonner Springs High School
H. E. DeTar
W.S.C.S. Evening Circle
Wellsville Methodist Church
W. L. Franklin
Franklin
Reserve
Bas
Theschool
Dollie Hill
Henry Schmied
John Hester
Emporia
Carl Bird
Stinnett
Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Hall
Elis Blakeman
Brecheisen
Blakeman
Black Jack
MR. van Hooydonk
Will van Hooydonk
Seattle
Spell
Alan L Whitacre
Barbara A Fykstra
Overland Park
Williamsburg
Ottawa Police
Oelle T
Council Boys School
Legals
Willis H. McQueary
Anderson & Byrd
Petitioner
Myers Broa
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
Locust & Wilson
Minneola School District
Albert Stewart and Son
C. Beatty
Albert
Harold
Beatty
Lyndon
W. B. Morrow
Williamsburg High School
Jack Nelson
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Gordon James Phone Feed
Home
AEA
Myron S. Steere Jr
Sidney O. Morris
Sec’y
Pierre
Davis Paint Store Et Magnifique
Marcie
Clinton
South Mulbery
Church Fruit Farm
Turners Iris Garden
King Street
A. F. Lewis
Old County Farm
Gace
Ottawa Herald General Services
Conrad's Spray
McCracken
Massey Harris
Donald Coffman
Cliff Marconette
Allis” Chalmers
Ross Kitchen
International
Lloyd Neal & Son
L. M. Williams
Leeds
Fort
Cecil S. Dunn
Yellowstone
Dekalb
Gene Domnanish
H. A. Funk
Williamsburg Homewood
Gingerich Fert
Ward Underwood
Underwood St
Eastern
Mfgr. of Chemicals
J. E. Stowers & Company
Wyandotte Street
Missouri
Ottawa Herald
National Concern
R. A. Stanley
Texas
General Services
Bert Smith
Duane Anderson
Gil
Raleigh Products
Killough Construction Co
Standard Rendering Co. Cal
Henry Alban
Shaw Hatcheries
Willow
Arnold's Thrift Shop
North Hickory
IKE & Mike’s
East Logan
Robert Shoemaker
Ottawa Marine
Gambles
White's Furniture
Douglas Bros
First & Main
Famous Make Organ
Cole Music Co
Raytown Rd
Raytown, Mo
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