Snake bite victim recovers as hospital report circulates
Laurence Eneihen of near Rantoul is reported recovering from a snake bite to the big toe suffered late Friday while checking the weather in his yard. An Ottawa physician treated him and his leg remains badly swollen. It is unclear whether the snake was a copperhead or a rattler. In other news, a local cinema runs Walk On The Wild Side through Thursday, with ads for an evening smorgasbord at North American Coffee Shop. Local notices mention a decorating committee meeting, appliance ads for Hotpoint and Westinghouse, and several family visits and trips to Belleville and Concordia. A court suit for quiet title to land in Franklin County is filed by C. Alvin Hinderliter and Beth L. Hinderliter against Isaac S. Kallos and others. A state trooper cited Elvin E. Malburg Jr., 17, for driving with inadequate brakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence Eneihen
Rantoul
Enihen
Ottawa
C. Alvin
Beth L. Hinderliter
Isaac S. Kalloch
Franklin County
Elvin E. Malburg, Jr
N. Main
Foreign Aid Bill Set At 4.662 Billion Following Committee Vote
Senate Foreign Relations Committee endorsed a 4.662 billion dollar foreign aid program after trimming Kennedy's request by 216.5 million. The vote was 14 to 3. The measure fixes ceilings and conditions and will be followed by a separate appropriation. An approved amendment bars assistance to nations that nationalize or expropriate American property without adequate compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kennedy
One Charged After Collision on North Main
Dean J. Sauer age 37 of 619 Ash was cited about 8 a m on a charge of following too close behind another car. His northbound vehicle in the 200 block of North Main rear ended Robert H. Carr 66 of 827 N Oak as Carr slowed to park. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean J. Sauer
Ash
Sauer
North Main
Robert H. Carr
N. Oak
Carr
Marriage Licenses Issued for Four Couples in Kansas
Robert Leop Lewis, 19, of Ottawa, and Lada Anderson, 18, of Osawatomie, obtained a marriage license. Also listed were Robert D. McClanahan, 21, of Paola, and Lele Ann Sayler, 18, of Louisburg, as a second couple seeking nuptial permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Leop Lewis
Ottawa
Lada Anderson
Osawatomie
Robert D. McClanahan
Paola
Lele Ann Sayler
Louisburg
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births and Dismissals
Admissions list includes Mrs Albert Mooney Quene mo Harvey Reeder and Mrs Ralph Davis at 413 Willow and Nelsonville Ohio Tuesday plus Jack Campbell 106 N Locust Wednesday Births record Mr and Mrs Buddy Lee Taylor Lane son weight 6 lb 74 oz Mr and Mrs Lloyd Myers 708 N Locust daughter weight 6 lb 12 oz Dismissals name checks include George Klingler RFD 4 G V Louk 812 S Main Mrs Don Hamilton 1350 S Mulberry Mrs Charles J Brecheisen Lyndon Charles R Hamner Pomona Mrs Roy Brown Jr 938 S Cherry J D Brown RFD 1 Mrs Bill Shook and baby daughter 716 5 S Mulberry George Huddleston RFD 1 Williamsburg Mrs Jerry W James 703 E 7th Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Mooney
Quenemo
Harvey Reeder
Willow
Ralph Davis
Nelsonville
Ohio
Jack C. Campbell
Locust
Buddy Lee Taylor
Lane
Lloyd Myers
George Klingler
G. V. Louk
S. Main
Don Hamilton
S. Mulberry
Charles J. Brecheisen
Lyndon
Charles R. Hamner
Pomona
Roy Brown Jr
S. Cherry
J. D. Brown
Bill Shook
George Huddleston
Williamsburg
Jerry W. James
Death of Mrs Alice Hazel Helena Augusta Grocer 63
Mrs Alice Hazel Helena aged 63 of Augusta longtime operator of a Gas grocery between 1947 and 1958 died at her Augusta home. Born March 21 1899 she leaves mother Ettie Lichlyter Augusta two children Thelma Tierce and Lawrence Helena of Gas a sister Fern Harber Augusta and brothers Ober and Lyle Lychlyter Augusta. Services at Dunsford Funeral Home Augusta 2 p.m. Friday with Dr C W Nichols officiating burial Elmwood Cemetery Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hazel Helena
Augusta
Gas
Allen County
Helena
Ettie Lichlyter
Thelma Tierce
Lawrence Helena
Fern Harber
Ober
Lyle Lychlyter
Dunsford
C. W. Nichols
Elmwood Cemetery
Kennedy dies in Nevada. funeral held for Lees family
William Kennedy died May 15 at Nevada Missouri. He was stepfather to Sam and Willard Lees who attended his funeral in Sheldon Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kennedy
Sam
Willard Lees
Nevada
Lees
Sheldon
Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices From Kansas City Market Report
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports cattle numbers at 1500 head, calves 100, steers cows and feeders steady, vealers unchanged with good to choice steer prices 22.00 to 25.00, good to choice heifers 20.50 to 23.00, cows 14.00 to 16.00, vealers 25.00 to 28.00, feeders 21.50 to 25.00. Hogs 3400 head barrows and gilts steady to 25.50 higher, sows steady, weights 190 to 250 pounds 15.00 to 15.75, 250 to 400 pounds 13.50 to 14.00. Sheep 700 head lambs slow, 15.00 to 1.00 lower, ewes strong, good to prime lambs 18.00 to 22.00, utility and good ewes 4.50 to 6.00, feeders 12.00 to 13.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Traffic Toll Topeka Log Shows May 3 Numbers
Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hours to 9 am Wednesday for May 3, 1962, tallying 195 deaths, compared with 202 in the same period of 1961. Authorities note year over year changes in fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Central Princeton High School Graduation Thursday
Central Princeton High School will hold graduation Thursday night May 24 for 11 seniors including Danny Brown Jerry Cole Paul Brannan Jean Hamilton Nancy Kirkland Linda Lloyd Dean Mc Bride Dwight Thuro Donald Turner Janice Welch and Marla Pearson. W J Bowman of Kansas State Teachers College Emporia will speak. No school May 30 Memorial Day. Last day May 31 with a basket dinner at noon. Buses arrive at 9 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton High School
Danny Brown
Jerry Cole
Paul Brannan
Jean Hamilton
Nancy Kirkland
Linda Lloyd
Dean McBride
Dwight Thuro
Donald Turner
Janice Welch
Marla Pearson
W. J. Bowman
Kansas
State Teachers College
Emporia
Princeton
Embassy To Rescue Of U S Girls In Yugoslavia
A U S Embassy sent a representative to Titograd to assist two American girls who lost their way near the Yugoslav Albanian frontier and came under Yugoslav guards fire. Patricia Johnson, 22, of Kansas City Missouri, suffered a slight shoulder wound. Rosewitha Rabinski, another traveler, was identified by the embassy. The pair quit Geneva jobs weeks earlier for a three month Eastern Europe tour and planned to return in July. It was unclear if they were under arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
U.S
Titograd
Patricia Johnson
Kansas City
Rosewitha Rabinski
Europe
Scandinavia
Geneva
Miss Johnson
Chromafer Corp
Saffels claims tax boost delays tied to elections
SEOTI Kansas AP Democratic State Rep Dale Saffels Gar den City alleges Kansas Republican leaders will delay announcing plans to raise the state retail sales tax until after the fall elections He as House minority leader criticizes Gov Anderson administration for extravagant spending and says tax needs stem from Republican spending He spoke at a Saffels for governor dinner event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoti
Kan
Dale Saffels
Garden City
Kansas
Saffels
House
John Anderson
Brownie Troop Hosts Mothers Tea at Lincoln School
Lincoln School mothers were treated to tea yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Neal Sayler 929 N Poplar. Cake and punch were served. Troop members include Robin Bayer Joy Bryan Debra Bartlett Cindy Durbin Marci Hicks Rhonda Hobertz Kathy Kasper Cheryl Latimer Margaret McPrice Pamela Printy Deborah Richardson Kathy Sayler Patsy Yokum. Troop leaders are Mrs Printy and Mrs Sayler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Neal Sayler
N. Poplar
Robin Bayer
Joy Bryan
Debra Bartlett
Cindy Durbin
Marci Hicks
Rhonda Hobertz
Kathy Kasper
Cheryl Latimer
Margaret McPrice
Pamela Printy
Deborah Richardson
Kathy Sayler
Patsy Yokum
Charles Printy
Sayler
Tax Relief on Bus and Rail Fares Debated in Congress
A House Ways and Means subcommittee began drafting a bill to repeal the 10 percent tax on railroad and bus passenger tickets and halve air fare taxes starting January 1. The move aligns with Kennedy’s transportation help plan, but jet fuel and cargo taxes were set aside for next year. Estimated revenue losses: surface fares 85 million and air fares 100 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Kennedy
U.S
Refugees Blocked at Hong Kong Border by Red Guards
AP reports that Chinese border guards near Hong Kong began curbing refugee flow at dusk. Guards shouted for groups to return to villages and fired warning shots at those still attempting to cross. Britain urged Peiping to intervene as the influx overwhelmed the colony. No Hong Kong confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Frontier
Red China
Britain
Peiping
Border
AF Launches A Satellite
At Point Arguello California the Air Force launched another secret satellite in predawn darkness. A Blue Scout solid propellant rocket carried the unidentified satellite skyward. Officials kept silent on whether this launch involved the Midas or Samos spy satellites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Arguello
Calif
Air Force
Pacific Coast
Midas
Samos
Alarm Over Refugees From Hong Kong Crisis Grows
U S officials fear a massive flow of refugees from Communist China into Hong Kong. The White House and State Department study actions, including relief shipments and resettlement abroad. Kennedy expected to address options in a news conference. Canada offers to take 100 Chinese families as a possible channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uss
China
Hong Kong
White House
State Department
United States
Britain
Kennedy
Formosa
U.S
Canada
Notice of Suit Quieting Title in Ottawa Kansas
The State of Kansas to defendants and all others concerned. A petition has been filed in Franklin County District Court by Damas M. Lohman seeking a judgment that he owns real estate in Ottawa described as Lots 28 40 and 42 Subdivision of Lots 2 4 and 6 Block 5 Fitts Place Addition. The court should determine adverse estates and quiet title, barring all others. Defendants must plead by July 7 1962. otherwise judgment will be entered. Bowers & Bowers, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fendants
State of
Kansas
District Court of
Franklin County
Damas M. Lohman
Frankilin County
Fitts Place
Ottawa
City of
Dama’ M. Lohman
Bowers & Bowers
State of Kansas
George W. Studebaker
B. F. Bowers
Franklin County, Kansas
Alvin Hinderliter
Beth L. Hinderliter
Isaac S. Kallech
Richard D. Lathrop
Herbert F. Sheldon
Caroline P. Kallech
J. L. Aldrich
Aldrich
Maggie McCoy
Robert Atkinson
District Court
C. Alvin Hinderliter
Sheldon
Atkinson
Henry Carroll Baker
H. C. Baker
H.C. Baker
Ella R
Elia R. Baker
Executrix
Attorneys
Ottawa University bids call for general and specialized work
First published May 23 1962 Ottawa University invites sealed bids for general construction plumbing heating cooling and electrical wiring and lighting for the Ottawa Student Union. Bids due June 14 1962 at 2 p.m. CST at the University Business Manager office and opened publicly. Plans and specs available from Radotinsky Meyn Deardorff Architects for 30 dollars per set with refunds for returns. Owner may waive informalities or reject bids. Minimum wage compliance required. No bid withdrawal within 30 days. Ottawa University Board of Trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Kansas
Ottawa Student Union
R. M. Clogston
Board of Trustees
C.S.T
Radotinsky-Meyn-Deardorff
Fairfax Trafficway
Kansas City
W. H. Bertholf
Franklin County Auction and Sale Notices Tally
Franklin County and nearby towns list recurring auction nights and consignments. Ott aw a and Osage City hosts weekly sales with bodies including Mrs Allen Roberts Mr Chas Fuque Earl Lee Estate and Earl Lee’s household goods. Listings detail contact numbers and sale dates May through June across Ottawa Overbrook Neosho and Gas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Sale Company
Ernest Arnold Overbrook
Kansas
Emporia Livestock Sales Co
Emporia
Franklin County Sale Co
Wilson and Locust
Ottawa
Osage City
Pomona
Kas
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
Guess the Freezer Weight Contest Ends May First
A playful home freezer contest invites participants to guess the total weight of frozen foods at home. No purchase or obligation required. entries close on May first.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Adv
Ed Woodsum
True Kindred
Masonic Temple
Douglas Bros
Hotpoint
Westinghouse
E. B. Enyart
Belleville
Concordia
L. E. Daugharthy
Brad
Richard
Snyder Pharmacy
Ellis
W. 15Th
Carl E. Coltrane
Towner’s Chapel
Wesley Keltcher
Dave Brown
Homer Bishop
Neil Anderson
Everett Collins
Leon Burrichter
Junior Anderson
al Williams
J. M. Kilgore
Highland Cemetery
James F. Souders
Richmond Methodist Community Church
Wilbur Purvis
Ardella Stevenson
Tharan Phillips
Chester Phillips
Harold Guy
Floyd Demoret
Charles Demoret
Billy Demoret
Raymond Feuerborn
Richmond Cemetery
Farris Funeral Home
Lamb
Blanche Lams
Bob Roberts
Central
J. C. Cook
Dale Hird
Lloyd Schweitzer
Lily Wilhite
Lee Martin
Patsy
Peggy
St. Luke’s Hospial School of Nursing
Robert Stankard
Santa Fe Railroad
Santa Fe
Brownie Troop
Louis Engl Son
Legals
Alolesd
S Bowers & Bowers, Attorneys
Bowers & Row Attorneys
Dama M. Lohman
Wvbysaac
Kalloch
R. D. Lathrop
Washington Libby
William P. Dole
Cornelius R. van Dorn
Jane van Doran
Theo C. Bowles
Charles T. Smith
Gertrude H. van Derveer
Patrick
George W. Piersol
Lee Patrick
Sacce
Belter
First
Main Street
Herald Office
Order of the White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Calista Roth
W.hlp
Isabelle Jacobson
Garnett
York
Owen Heidner
Richter
Ted Clark
Centropolis
Ottawa Livestock Commission Company
West Wilson Street
H. Farmall
Scotts
JHC
Leeds
Fort
Richmond
Frank Kirkhoff
Apessesawans
John Berger
Appanoose High School
Philco
Firestone
Malotti Howe
International Harvester
Admiral
Zenith
Norgency
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
RFD
Gordon James Phony Feed Store
Home
Jack Nelson
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
Francis C. ‘Tiger
Arnold Furniture and Tools
Cherry
Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Harold
Charles
Ottawa Livestock Com. Co
West Wilson St
Neosho Livestock Com. Co
Neosho
A. F. Lewis
Ottawa Herald
C-O
General Services
Ralph Wilson
Conrad
KNAPP
Lee Carter
Underwood
Palamino Stud Service
Lee Figgins
Standard Rendering Co
McCracken Electric
Philco TV
Bargain Store
Inquire Western Auto
College
White's Furniture & Appliance
Court House
Ottawa, Baldwin and Worden
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