Local Briefs Highlight Accidents Sales and Events
Emergency room patients include Susan Mustain of 413 S Mulberry with leg lacerations after a dog bite and Betty Mitchell of 811 Pecan with an elbow injury from a pickup fall. Vacation Bible school runs May 29 to June 9 at Faith Bible Church for ages 4 to 12 from 8:30 to 11 a.m. A city treasurer injured a leg in Topeka, now hospitalized. Various yard sales and sales events listed with locations and dates. An Ottawa violin recital by Dorothy Spencer is announced. A Jaipur discovery reports a pot with 50 ancient silver coins possibly from 3rd or 4th century B C, oldest found in India.
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Ransom Meemorial Hospital
Susan Musetain
S. Mulberry
Betty Mitchell
the Faith Bible Church
N. Poplar
Jaipur
India
Great
Indian Desert
Deaths fill local notices amid lengthy survivor list
Raymond Davis 79 of 937 S Sycamore died at Cedar House Nursing Home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Fred Merl Nichols 75 of 518 Beech died at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Service 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Douglin Funeral Home Wellsville with burial in Wellsville Cemetery. Nichols born Feb 13, 1892 near Wellsville, survived by wife Elizabeth Evans, two sons Nelson and Kay, both in Topeka or Ottawa. Mrs. Mary L Kinsley 87 of Crestview Nursing Home, formerly Ottawa RFD 4, died at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Short service Sunday at Towner Chapel, then 2 p.m. at Old German Baptist Church west of Centropolis, burial Pleasant Hill Cemetery. Born May 8, 1880 in Franklin County, married John M. Kinsley in 1907. two sons Amos and David deceased. five daughters listed. numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. brothers and sister named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Davis
S. Syccamore
Cedar House
Lamb Funeral Home
Fred Merl Nichols
Beech
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Douglin
Wellsville
Gayel Bender
Nichols
Will and
Elma (Wheatley) Nichols
Hearried
Elizabeth
Evans April Poe Tost
Weles H.O
Ottawa
Nelson Nichols
Topeka
Kay Nichols
Mary L., Kinsley
Mary L. Kinsley
Crestview Nursing Home
RFD 4
Ranesom Memorial Hospital
Crestview
Towner Chapel
Old German Baptist Church
Centropolis
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Hartville
Ohio
John M. Kinsley
German Baptist Church
Amos
David
D. E. Kinsley
Cottonwood Falls
Raymond L. Kinsley
RFD
Edna Hershberger
Esther Wittman
Pocatello
Ida
Sarah Ford
Anna Miller
Dorothy Wray
Tahoe City
Calif
Mary Cassey Wray
Baldwin
Will Howser
Salida
Eda Smith
Kinsley
Pleasant Hill
Marriage License for Burgess and Welton in Ottawa
Donald L. Burgess 19 and Connie K. Welton 21 from Ottawa obtained a marriage license on May 25. The couple is listed with the respective ages and hometowns in the official record.
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Donald L. Burgess
Ottawa
Connie K. Welton
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals List
Admissions include Mrs Clarence Nauman 927 S Mulberry Mrs Howard Conrade 615 S Locust Mrs Raymond Bitts Pomona RFD2 Thursday Mrs James Jolly 828 E 8th Friday Dismissals Colene Shepard 740 S Elm Mrs Lillian Bryant 714 S Popstar Mrs Beverly MacArthur 735 Ash Mrs L C Geiger 411 8S Locust Mrs Lyman Gressman Ottawa RFD3 Thursday Minnie Hicks 529 S Oak John Pete Pierson 404 S Maple George Brown Kenilworth ll Friday
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Clarence Nauman
Howard Concrad
Rayemond Bitts
James Jolly
Colene Shepard
Elm
Lillian Bryant
Beverly MacArthur
Ash
L. C. Geiger
Lyman Gressman
Ottawa
Minnie Hicks
John
Pete) Pierson
S. Maple
George Brown
Kenilworth
Wihiwiiwlt & Shou
Funeral services for Guy E Edwards
Death on May 22 leads to services May 25 at Bethany Chapel Baptist Church with Rev S E Hopkins officiating. Honorary pallbearers include Roy Lewis Ernest Crith William Roberts and Clarence Hooker. Active pallbearers are Willis Moten Pearl Edwards Theron Stovall Claud Edwards Louis Edwards and Henry Edwards. Mrs Thadia Vann played piano. Burial in Highland Cemetery.
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Guy E, Edwards
Guy E. Edwards
Bethany Chapel Baptist Church
S. E. Hopkins
Roy Lewis
Ernest Crith
William Roberts
Clarence Hooker
Willis Moten
Pearl Edwards
Theron Stovall
Claud Edwards
Louis Edwards
Henry Edewards
Thadia Vann
Highland Cemetery
Market Notes From KC: Eggs Butter Cattle Hogs Prices
AP dispatch from Kansas City reports wholesale eggs with 80 per cent AA 20-25 for large, 19-22 for mediums. Butter unchanged. Cattle 309 head, calves listed without price test. Hogs 1,800 head with barrows and gilts up to 25 higher, sows steady. barrows and gilts 195-230 pounds at 22.50-25.0, 1-3 230-250 pounds at 22.00-22.50, 260-235 pounds at 21.50-22.25. Sows 17.75-19.50. Sheep not enough data to establish prices.
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New York
Admiral Suees
U Ya Allied Ch
Esces
Allis Chal
Eeses
ApcoOll
Atchison Cence
Atlas Chem
AvcoCorp
Beech Airc
Beth Steel Eaeaene
Boeing Beseeead
Branadirno
Celanes
Cessna Air
Chrysler
Emer el
Ecesee
Cces
Firestone
Eeeecsas
E.eses
Gamble Sk
Eleceeeeees
Ve Gen Motors
Goodyear Seecsee
Gulf Oil
Br Gulf
Hallibur
Scesses
Hercine
Indian Head
Int Paper Eesnnes
Inter Baker
Kan
Kansas City
County Court Plea Records Penalize Six Drivers
Six defendants appeared in county court for traffic offenses. Jerry D Bugg of Ottawa pleaded guilty to hauling logs without proper private carrier authority and no registration receipt, fined 35 dollars plus costs. Ross E Baker of Oak faced multiple charges, pleaded guilty, fined 45 dollars. John B Carduff of Prairie Village pled guilty to reckless driving, fined 25 dollars. William R Pacelli of Topeka pleaded guilty to no Kansas license, fined 15 dollars. Jimmie Richard Mullins of Leavenworth pleaded guilty to no valid license, fined 15 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry D. Bugg
S. Hickory
Ottawa
Kansas Corporation Commission
Ross E. Baker
Oak
John B. Carduff
Prairie Village
LeLoup
I-35
William R. Pacelli
Toepeka
Richmond
Kansas
Jimmie Richard Mullins
Leavenworth
Legal Notices of Henry W Shubert Descent of Real Estate Kansas
Notices seek determination of descent for Henry W Shubert Jr in Ottawa Franklin County Kansas. Respond by June 12 1967 at 9 30 am in Ottawa court. Attys for petitioner Bertha P Shubert Anderson Byrd First Nat Bank Bldg Ottawa KS. First published May 26 1967. Last published June 9 1967. In estate matter notices continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson & Byrd First
Nat’l, Bank Bldg
Ottawa
Kansas
Administratrix Pierson and Skoog Title Building Ottawa Kan
Attorneys for the administratrix Pierson and Skoog take required actions concerning the Ottawa Kansas property and legal proceedings. The notice lists filing requirements and roles for the executrix in charge of the estate.
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Pierson & Skoog
Ottawa
Kan
Brazil Match Sparks Radio Boom and Business Slowdown
During an international soccer tournament involving Brazil, transistor radio sales surged while overall commerce paused as fans followed every moment. The spectacle shifted consumer focus and disrupted typical economic activity.
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Brazil
Kansas county probate case filed by widow heir
(First Published May 19, 1967) (Last Published June 2, 1967) State of Kansas, Franklin County, is: Said County and State. state of Henry W. Shubert, aka Henry Walter Shubert, Jr., Deceased. Case No. 11-722 all Persons Concerned. You are hereby notified that a petition has been filed in said court by Bertha P. Shubert, as widow and one of the heirs at law
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Henry W. Shubert
Henry Walter Shubert, Jr
Franklin County
Kansas
City of Ottawa
Ottawa
Kanesas
Bertha P. Shubert
Jean H. Henshaw
State of
Vera Parks Vincent
Said
In Memory of Max David Likes
In memory of Max David Likes who passed away one year ago on May 26 The family notes time does not heal an aching heart The year since has not eased the pain They recall the day he died and mourn the loss Our hearts still ache for you and we miss you dear God bless him from his mother and the Likes family
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Arelington National Cemetery
New York
Hamilton Fish
France
Arlington
Admiral Dewey
Olympia
America
Marine Corps
Chicago
Younker
Joe Towner
Max David
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Ottawa City
Sale
Clevel
Art Jensen
Richard Walleace
High St
St. Francis Hospital
Main
Bonnie Goodwill
Williamsburg
Emporia State
Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Ellis
Pee West Franklen
Teachers Association
Tamibs D. Beesley
Willard B. Ranesom
Dr. South
Dorothy Spencer
S. Hicksory
Alice Joy Lewis
Ottawa University
Tony Jones
Norge
N. Main
Eagles Lodge
Prohoska Band
Adv
P.Y.F
U.P. Church
3Rd
Walnut
Mrs. Kingsley
John and
Elizabeth (Mohler
Morrell
Vy Reyn
Safeway St
Ocs
St Jos Leadeevee
StReg Papssese
Sears Roeb
Sinclair Eeareseees
Skelly Oil
Sperry Rdeee
Texaco Eeusneeees
Trans Air
UN Carbide Euees
UN Elect
Essces
Eeacovae
UnTel
Ccee
WestgEl
Woolwth
Lamb
Princeton Cemetery
McCullough
R. E. Thomas
Ovmer
Claude Myers
Wellsville Bank
Frank Thomeas Bennett
Frank R. Bennett Jr
Rockewood Drive
Culver Military Academy
Culver
Ind
Joe Cowner
Cuapel
North Main
National
Cleveland
Ward Underwood
Underwood St
Ader
Turner
Sheldon
Sheldon Truck and Tractor CO
Ottawa Herald
Avon Cosmetics
Homewood
Greenwood
Avon
Nell Westall
Emporia, Kan
Clifford R, Hobbs
Ottawa, Kansas
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
Ralph Thomas
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Council Grove
Osage City
Printy
Ben Printy
Matin
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