Burrows from Peoples National Bank undergoes surgery
C P Burrows of Peoples National Bank had surgery at St Luke s Hospital in Kansas City on Friday. Mrs Burrows reports he is making satisfactory progress but cannot receive visitors at present. Several community items follow including an Elks potluck set for May 29 now moved to June 5 and local advertisements.
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C.P. Burrows
The
Peoples National Bank
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Deaths Mrs Margaret Lack 82 at Cedar House nursing home
Mrs Margaret Isabel Lack 82 died Saturday at 3 30 p m in Cedar House nursing home after a period of failing health. Born in Harrison Arkansas March 15 1880 she lived in Ottawa 37 years. She was married twice first to William Wesley Jetton who died in 1895 and then to William T Lack who died in 1942. Surviving are daughter Elva Kinney son Earse Lack nine grandchildren and several great and great great grandchildren, plus sister Phenia Haskins and brother Frank Hurd. Services Tuesday 2 p m Lamb Funeral Home Rev William R Weber officiating burial in Hope Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Isabel Lack
Cedar House
Harrison, Ark
Ottawa
William Wesley Jetton
William T. Lack
Calvary Baptist Church
Elva Kinney
Earse Lack
Bell Gardens
Calif
Phenia Haskins
Pearland
Texas
Frank Hurd
Kay
Lamb Funeral Home
William R. Weber
Hope Cemetery
Two Scouts Earn Eagle Rank in Church Court of Honor
Terry Wollen and Jan Jefferis of Troop 77 were named Eagle Scouts at a First Methodist Church court of honor conducted by district scout executive Marty Millis. Terry, 16, son of Dr. and Mrs. Olin Wollen, has five years in Scouting and God and Country Award. Jan, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Jefferis, is 15 and has four years in Scouting. Both have traveled to the National Jamboree and Philmont Scout Ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Wollen
W. 5Th
Jan
Jefferis
W. Sycamore
First Methodist Church
Terry
Fred Adamson
Marty Millis
Olin Wollen
A. J. Jefferis
Philmont
New Mexico
KC Markets: Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
AP reports Kansas City markets showing cattle and calves firm to higher in places with good to prime steers selling 22.50 to 26.25, heifers 21.00 to 25.00, cows 14.25 to 17.00. vealers 24.00 to 28.00. feeders 23.00 to 26.50. Hogs steady with 1-3 190-250 lb at 15.25-16.00 and 270-400 lb sows 13.50-15.25. Lambs mostly steady with some 60 lower. good to prime lambs 17.00-21.50.
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Kansas City
Hospital Notes Admissions And Births In Community
Hospital notes list admissions for Mrs Clinton Shomber in Pomona Mary McAlexander and Martha McAlexander in Melvern Timmy Bledsoe at 723 S Sycamore. Births report Mr and Mrs Vernon Barnhart of Lawrence a son weight 8 pounds. Dismissals include Jeffrey Lynn Newmaster 825 Princeton St and Mrs Dathula Day 131 S Oak plus Jack Crawford 1001 S Main, Mrs Ora Johnson Richmond, Jack Campbell 106 N Locust and others including Mrs Ralph Davis Nelsonville Ohio and Mrs Maggie Plough RFD 3 Floyd Jacob 801 N Cherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Shomber
Pomona
Mary and
Martha McAlexander
Melvern
Timmy Bledsoe
S. Sycamore
Jeffrey Lynn Newmaster
Princeton St
Dathula Day
S. Oak
Jack Crawford
S. Main
Ora Johnson
Richmond
Jack Campbell
N. Locust
Ralph §. Davis
Nelsonville
Ohio
Maggie Plough
RFD
Floyd Jacob
N. Cherry
Posts Bond On Driving Charge
William G. Schrader aged 75 of 808 S. Cherry posted 350 bond after a collision that caused citations for driving while intoxicated and reckless driving. His 1953 car jumped a 244 foot embankment and hit a tree in the 800 block of South Cherry. he suffered a facial cut. Roy Johnson, 68 of 113 S. Muberry, also cited for drunk in public, pleaded guilty at arraignment and was fined 50.
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William G. Schrader
S. Cherry
Schrader
South Cherry
Roy Johnson
S. Muberry
Funeral services for William C. Plake May 27
William C. Plake died May 24. Services held at Dengel & Son Mortuary May 27 with Rev. Lawrence F Faivre and Rev. Edward Glover officiating. Honorary pallbearers included Cecil Kapp and others. active pallbearers listed. C. J. Milton Jr. led singing with Mrs. R. L. Stevens. Burial in Greenwood.
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William C. Plake
Dengel & Son
Lawrence F. Faivre
First United Presbyterian Church
Edward Glover
Gary
Oklo
Cecil Kapp
Sam Mott
Charles Queen
Fred Gardner
Kenneth Andrews
George Antone
Joe Ferns
Lee Bonar
Joe Button
Frank Betz
Cecil Vining
Robert Melton
C. J. Milton Jr
R. L. Stevens
Greenwood Cemetery
Wellsville News highlights and community notes
Fire damages Henry Fiehler car interior with wiring harm while neighbors extinguish blaze. Earl and Mrs. Allen purchase lot 14 miles east of Gardner. Mrs. Allen recovering from ear infection since May 18. Saddle Club, Cub Scout events, new baby Diane Elaine Sieg born May 24 at Gardner Medical Center. extensive local visit notes and upcoming hosts listed.
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Henry Fiehler
Fiehler
Ray Brecheisen
Brecheisen
Earl Allens
Gardner
F. M. Clark
Gerald Breithaupt
Walton Kans Voters Approve 184000 Elementary Bond
In Walton Kansas voters approved a 184000 bond issue for a new elementary school in a special Saturday election by a 78 to 75 count. The narrow margin reflected local demand for classroom expansion and updated facilities.
Marriage Licenses for Ottawa Residents Reported
Donald Roy James aged 18 and Sue Ann Mills aged 17, both of Ottawa, are listed for marriage. Sherman Himore Spears aged 10 and Mary Alice Ferguson aged 19, both of Ottawa, also appear on the marriage license list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Roy James
Sue Ann Mills
Ottawa
Sherman Himore Spears
Mary Alice Ferguson
Otawe
Notice of hearing in Navar Martinez estate case
State of Kansas Franklin County Probate Court case 10-860. Joel H. Towner seeks appointment of administrator for Navar Martinez deceased. Hearing set June 13, 1962 at 10:00 a.m. in Ottawa. Defenses must be filed. Attorneys Gleason Gleason Doty & Logan for petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Navar Martinaz
Joel H. Towner
Navar Martinez
Ottawa
Ottawa Ordinances Vacate Massasoit Street and Annex Land
City of Ottawa Kansas adopts Ordinance 2202 vacating Massasoit Street from the alley west of Main to King Street in Shaw and Ludington Addition. Ownership reverts to adjacent properties after vacation. Ordinance 2203 annexes land in Section 1, Township 17, Range 19 Franklin County, owned by Bonnie L. Hull, into Ottawa. Public notice dated May 9, 1962.
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Massasoit Street
Main Street
King Street
Ottawa
Kansas
Shaw & Ludington
City of
G.S
Range 19
Franklin County
Bonnie L. Hull
S. E
Ottawa Kansas alley paving resolution of 1962
The City of Ottawa Kansas passes a resolution to grade pave and improve the alley between Hickory and Cedar Streets from the south line of 4th Street to the north line of 5th Street including a six inch reinforced Portland cement concrete pavement width sixteen feet and related drainage facilities funded by special assessments. authority cited under Kansas law 1949 Chapter 12 Article 6. City officials Charles Williamson and Donald Capper certify the action noting first and last publications May 28 and June 4 1962.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Ottawa
Charles Williamson
Hickory Street
Cedar Street
4Th Street
5Th Street
6Th Street
Sth Street
Ottawa Franklin County Sale Notes and Auctions List
Kansas and Missouri sale listings for Franklin County Ottawa Overbrook Osage City Neosho include household goods consignments horse bales livestock auctions and weekly sale events. Entries show dates June 1 to June 12 with firms Avery adden Locust & Wilson Gordon James Printy Ben Printy Quin Furniture and Neosho Livestock Co among others and contact numbers for organizers.
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Ottawa
Franklin County Sale Company
Averyadden Locust & Wilson
Chas
Fuque
Michigan Valley
Kas
Earl Lee
Ernest Arnold Overbrook
Kansas
Emporia
Charles — Lyndon
Ottawa Livestock Com
West Wilson
Quin Furniture
19Th Street
Neosho Livestock Com
Neosho
Guess the Freezer Foods Weight Contest
A home freezer guessing contest ends May 31 with no purchase or obligation. Participants estimate the total weight of all frozen foods for a chance to win the prize, based on the contents as found in the participant’s freezer.
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Douglas Bros. Adv
King
Fivemen
Calvin White
Lucille Roberts
Snyder Pharmacy
Columbus, Neb
J. E. Jeldon
Vera Cates
Ottawa University
Carl Bobbish
Fox Information
W. C. Harding
Oak Grove, Mo
Estelle Harding
Adv
Richard Lee Allen
Topeka
Marshall Allen
W. 7Th
Emporia State Teachers College
Gambles
Princeton Community Club
Margaret I. Lack
Lack
Margaret Isabel
Cedarhouse
Lamb
Jan Jefferis
Herald
Vernon Barnhart
Lawrence
Joe
Towner S Funeral Chapel
Joe Towner
Rena Towner
Jay D. Saner
North Main
Wellsville News
Wellsville
Lyle Shields
Edward Barnett
Russell Lambert
Ricky Lambert
Mike Carmona
Ronnie Bloss
Eddie Talbott
James McAuley
Mark Peterson
Diane Elaine
David Sieg
Gardner Medical Center
Siegs
Dennis
Kevin
Earlston Sieg
Baldwin
C. A. Lindahl
Marquette
Olevia Sieg
South Water Tower
Legals
Gleason Gleason
Doty & Logan
Walsh Lot
Hope
Water & Light
Abduualtus
Donald R. Capper
Duke
Helen Cunliffe
Willow Street
A. F. Lewis
County Farm
Church Fruit Farm
West Ith
U. S. Civil Service
Ottawa Herald
Carpenters
Hedrich
Beedles Motor Co
C-O
Pittsburg
General Services
Ralph Wilson
Conrad’s Painters
KNAPP
Lee Carter
Underwood
Palamino Stud Service
Lee Figgins
Standard Rendering Co
Ottawa Herald General Services
McCracken
K.A.B.S.A
Bill Bilts
Owen Heidner
Richter
Hampshire Boars
Mohr
Mal Breshears
Waverly
Yorkshire
W. Hink
Williamsburg
J. J. O'Neill
Big M
H.P
Stainbrook Wholesale
la Cygne
K.F.U
Steckly
Missouri
Coop
D. C. Welder
Dan Fogle
Philco
Firestone
Gene Luft
OK Bargain Store
Lone Star
Western Auto
College
White's Furniture & Appliance
Court House
Highland
Water & Light Dept
eHeneee
Mtr. Link
Park
Mtr
Mir
Rpr
Social Security
Util. & Com. Pro
Suewuone
Donald FR. Capper
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Gordon James Phone Feed
Home
Jack Nelson
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
Printy
Ben Printy
N. Main
Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Harold
Kenneth’ Davis
Ottawa Livestock Commission Company
West Wilson Street
Massey Ferguson
L. E. Tussing
Champlin Service Corner
Logan
Leeds
Fort
John Berger
Appanoose High School
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