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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1965

Page

7

Sharon Bennett Omission Noted In Emporia State List

Sharon Kay Bennett, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Bennett of 32 Rockwood Drive, was inadvertently left off a list of Emporia State College graduates in the Monday Herald. She will teach elementary school in Jefferson County Colorado next school year. A swimming party replaces the 4 H junior leader meeting on May 27 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Ottawa University Pool. bring 50 cents.

Sharon Kay Bennett Emporia State College Monday Herald Harold Bennett Rockwood Drive Jefferson County Colo Ottawa University

Durbin Coin-Op Dry Cleaning Ad at 1120 N Main

Memorial flowers advertise Marydee Adv and Coin-Op Dry Cleaning special. It lists 8 lb units priced at $1.50 with free mothproofing and a dollar bill changer. Location shown as Durbin Coin-Op at 1120 North Main.

Durbin N. Main

Ellis Piano Tuning Yard Sale Nearby

Local yard sale listing at 616 S Locust features clothing and baby items. Includes contact CH 2.4431 for details and confirmation of dates Wednesday and Thursday.

Ellis

Woman Injured In Accident East of Pomona on K-68

A collision between a Ford station wagon driven by Rex H. Griffin and a Chevrolet pickup driven by Ray S. Lyman injured Patricia Ann Lyman, 26, with a head laceration. Both vehicles damaged. Griffin turning into his driveway while Lyman attempted to pass. No citation issued. Lyman not hospitalized. Time 6:30 p.m.

Ray S. Lyman Griffin Harold Bensnett

Livestock Market Report Kansas City Hogs Cattle and Lambs

KC Markets in Kansas City reports 3 500 hogs and 3 500 cattle with variable price ranges. Barrows and gilts mostly steady to weak with some 25 lower. sows steady. Calves and feeders steady to 25 higher. steer and heifer prices listed. Lambs steady to weak with ewes steady. prime spring lambs quoted 26 75 to 27 25.

Kansas City

Lightning Strike Destroys Oak and Damages Home

A rural Ottawa area bolt split an oak at the Fogles drive and shattered windows and sockets at their ranch home. Mrs. Fogle said the tree’s trunk nearly reached the ground as the couple arrived home around 7 30 p.m. A neighbor reported a frying pan flew from a stove and Mrs Snodgrass escaped unharmed as two radios and several bulbs burned out.

Ted Fogle Fogles Ottawa RFD Fogle Robert Snodgrass

Local Woman Attends Meet In Wichita

Beatrice Peck of the Franklin County Humane Shelter represented Ottawa at a Kansas Federation of Humane Societies meeting in Wichita Sunday. Attendees from Kansas City, Leavenworth, Topeka, Wichita and Ottawa heard a speaker recount India animal care. A fund plan to hire a stateside supervisor gained three $100 donations, and the next meeting is planned for mid September in Topeka.

Beatrice Peck Franklin County Humane Shelter Ottawa Kansas Federation of Humane Societies Wichita Kansas City Leavenworth Topeka India

Hospital Notes and Births Weekly Roundup

Hospital notes list patients including Mrs. Grover Brumfield and Wanda Terri in Bald win, Randy Young, John Lewis, and Carolyn Shepe ard of Pomona with Tuesday dismissals for John Sutton of Princeton Tina Marie Gregg Karen O'Hara. Birth announcements include Mr and Mrs Jerry Turner in W717 Princeton for a girl born Tuesday weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces and Mr and Mrs Richard C Bunch in St Joseph Mo for a boy born Tuesday weighing 7 pounds 14.4 ounces.

Grover Brumfield Baldwin Randy Young Ash Moneday John Lewis N. Cherry Wanda Terri Carolyn Shepeard Pomona John Sutton Princeton Tina Marie Gregg Cypress Karen O’hara E. Elm Jerry Turner Richard C. Bunch St. Joseph

Deaths J Hizie Bradley 74 former Quenemo resident

J Hizie Bradley 74 longtime Quenemo area resident and former school teacher, salesman and farmer died today in a Topeka hospital. Born April 7 1891 in Ronceverte West Virginia he lived with his children in recent years, survived by two daughters two sons ten grandchildren three great grandchildren and a sister. services set for 2 pm Thursday at Shaffer Mortuary Lyndon with burial in Carbondale Cemetery.

J. Hizie Bradley Quenemo Topeka Shaffer Mortuary Lyndon Carbondale Cemetery Ronceverte W. Va Carbonedale Dorothy Fisher Kansas City Kane Betty Willoughby Bellflower Calif Thomas Bradley Melvern James Bradley Carebondale Verna Quintaro San Diego

Mrs Ellen N Smith 75 dies at Crestview Nursing Home

Ellen N Smith 75 died today at 6 55 a m in Crestview Nursing Home where she had lived since 1961 She was widow of Harry Carl Smith who died Sept 3 1961 She was born March 29 1890 in Eureka California Survived by cousin Rev H G McAffee Garnett Funeral arrangements pending announced by Towner Chapel

Ellen N. Smith Crestview Nursing Home Harry Carl Smith Eureka Calif H. G. McAffee Garnett Towner Chapel

County Court cites two men on traffic and public drunkenness

Keith L Miller 20 of Kansas City Missouri cited May 16 at I 85 on Fifteenth Street for disobeying a stop sign forfeited 10 dollars bond and court costs. Donald W Ross 28 of Pomona RFD 1 cited May 8 about two miles west of Ottawa on K 68 jailed on a charge of being drunk upon a public highway pleaded guilty and fined 50 dollars and court costs.

Keith L. Miller Kansas City Fifteenth Street Donald W. Ross Pomona

Bridge Winners Duel at Country Club Monday Night

Winners at the country club bridge night include top pairs in three directions. In north-south, Mrs F P Hufstedler and Robert F Miller of Ottawa took first with Mrs Dick Peters and Lyle Hanes as runners up. In east-west, Jim Engle and Bill Cunningham of Lawrence won, while Mr and Mrs Bill Nesheim of Topeka were second.

Northe South F. P. Hufstedler Robert F. Miller Ottawa Dick Peters Lyle Hanes Eastewest Jim Engle Bill Cunningham Lawrence Bill Nesheim Topeka

John Presley Wins Ottawa University Citizenship Scholarship

John Presley of Ottawa is one of 18 students earning Ottawa University citizenship scholarships. The winners, from 9 states, were judged on high school records citizenship potential recommendations and test performance. Scholarships carry stipends from 200 to 2000 dollars for four college years.

John Presley Ottawa Ottawa University Horton Presley S. Hickory

Building permits issued for two local homes

George Toumberlin at 1328 Willow received a permit to erect a single family mobile home costing about 2500 dollars. Andrew Mietchen was approved to build a patio and attach a carport at Clyde F. Phillips’s residence 536 North Poplar for roughly 500 dollars.

George Toumberlin Willow Andrew Mietchen Clyde F. Phillips Poplar

Local Market Prices for Grains and Commodities

Market briefs list tentative prices for soybeans wheat Milo ear corn shelled corn and oats with butterfat percent and barley and rye values. Figures are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate typical commodity price updates for the period and region, highlighting price ranges for farm grains and dairy fat content.

Geneve

Old Bruce Plant Attracts New Tenants Amid Bonds

McClay, owner of the East Fifteenth building, leases out space after Ottawa backed bonds for a H D Lee plant on West Seventeenth. A western clothing firm left in February 1965 after 16 years, leaving McClay with a vacant section but new tenants soon arriving. Carl Seaton’s Ottawa Transfer and Storage Co. rents part of the building, while Rex Fulton plans a furniture store in the remodeled remainder and aims to open within two weeks with his wife Rene and three sons.

R. McClay McClay Ottawa H. D. Lee West Seventeenth East Fifteenth Lee Carl Seaton Seaton Ottawa Transfer and Storage Co Rex Fulton Larned Fulton Rene Ross Rick Jay Dee

Baby born to Keeton family with name Bobby Dean

Lane Area announces great grandparents Art and Mrs. Keeton welcomed their first great grandchild a boy named Bobby Dean born to their granddaughter Cecila Ledgett Clingenteel and Bobby Joe Clingenteel of Garden er weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces. Vacation Bible School runs May 31 to June 12 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the school house for four-year-olds through eighth grade with a 25 cent per child or 50 cent per family registration fee.

Art Keeton Bobby Joe Clingenteel Cecila Ledgett Bobby Dean Vacation Bible School

Annual Meeting of School District No 67

The School District No 67 Spring Creek will hold its annual meeting on Friday June 4 at 8 p.m. at the school house Dale Van Horn appears in notice as official.

Spring Creek

Lane Grade District to Hold June 4 Meeting

The annual meeting of School District No. 20 Lane Grade Lane Kan will be held at the school building on Friday June 4 1965 at 8 oclock p m Adoption of a budget and election of treasurer will be held at that time Joseph D Alexander Clerk Liberty School District No 58 will hold their annual meeting June 4 8 p m at the school Mrs Mary Newcomer.

Lane Grade Lane Kan Liberty School District No Mary Newcomer County of Franklin State of Kansas Leslie Mallory le Loup Lois Gumm Princeton Grade School Dist Bud Schaub Melvin Stockard

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Gambles. Adv Marydee Adv Patricia Ann Lyman S. Oak Rex H. Griffin Lyman Stevie Fogle Dana J Hizie Bradley Bruce Smith Ellen Smith Towner’s Chapel Totwner Lane Area Legals Dale van Horn Joseph D. Alexander Clerk Lamb Myers Bros Centropolis Claude Howard Ottawa Rfd Franklin County Sale Company Printy Ben Printy Printy’s Auction House Harold Stewart Mollie Schlegel S. Willow Cliff Mae Canfield Household Goods S. Ash St Jack Nelson Council Grove Jim Brady Emporia Livestock Sales Co Emporia Vergie Meyer WSCS Rebekahs Staneley Bill Eddy Clark W. L. Cole Merle Cole L H, McMahon R. W. Belter R.A.M Millard R. Wren H.P Melvin L. Sellers Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem Juanita Needham Lanah Cameron Otasco S. Main Dennis Canfield Gayle Smith Cherry Emporia State Teachers College Glenna Prothe Main Bke Paulette Reed N. Cedar Curtis Figgins Williamsburg Oklahoma State University Bill Goodwill Janet Parkhurst Dennis Gumm Hickory Rita Hollinger Bud Smith Cleveland Patricia Joan Lickteig Richmond Kans Cheryl Kaub Tony Aguirre Beverly Brown Lauretta Thompson S. Poplar Albert Ralston Kaw Steve Hinton Cedar Morris Bennett Bonita Mendell Sheldon Truck Parkhill Truck Co Tulsa Okla Railroad Communications Training Center Ottawa Herald Nelson Hotel Ain General Services West 19Th Gene Powell Massey Ferguson Ford NEW Holland Lh.c Ottawa Farm Imp. Co. Inc
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