News Briefs from Ottawa Kansas Public Notices and Local Happenings
Mrs Lee Carter of Sycamore announces night blooming cereus will bloom tonight call after 8. Globe School picnic is Sunday June 9 with basket dinner at 1 at the school. Piano tuning Adv. Mrs Clarence Ralston returned from St Francis Hospital Topeka after surgery. Rev Paul Friederichsen missionary will speak at Calvary Baptist Church at 7:45. Lawrence Davila Ottawa University senior spoke to Rotary on Nicaragua and will teach in Aurora next year. Jim and Werb Barnum left for Los Angeles after fishing in the Ozarks. Summer hours at Carnegie Free Library start Monday open 10 to 6 Mon-Sat except Tue 10 to 9. Children’s room 10 to noon and 2 to 5. Dr McKelvey’s Office closed May 30 to June 3. Elks duplicate bridge winners listed. Visiting Ottawas from Fairbury IA. Dr HN Flora Ottawa Red 1 back from Canada fishing. Memorial Day Coffee Shop hours 6 to 2:30 Smorgasbord 11 to 2:30. Sonic boom felt through downtown Ottawa around 10 but no calls of explosion. Mrs Fred C Morrow Ottawa RFD 4 is treated at University of Kansas Medical Center.
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Carnegie Free Library
Nell Barnaby
Car Knocks Fence Down Near Ottawa on US 58
Mrs. Mamie R. Jordan of Ottawa drove south on US 58 about five miles from the city, lost control and left the highway, knocking down 150 yards of fence two signs and a light pole. She escaped serious injury and returned to Ottawa with a friend. Her car caught fire but a passing motorist Clare Shadle put it out with water.
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Mamie R. Jordan
Cedar
Q Oltawa
Max Gilmore
Franklin County
Clare Shadle
S. Poplar
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
The marriage license records show Jerry Whitfield aged 21 of Fort Stockton Texas and Karen Cragg aged 10 of Ottawa. John Henning 25 of Ottawa and Nancy Morrisey 23 of Ottawa are licensed. Dennis Bolen 21 of Quenemo and Carol Cade 17 of Quenemo, along with Ray Billings 25 of Frankfort and Ardella Stevenson 20 of Ottawa, are also recorded.
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Jerry Whitfield
Fort Stockton
Texas
Karen Cragg
Ottawa
John Henning
Nancy Morrisey
Dennis Bolen
Quenemo
Carol Cade
Ray Billings
Frankfort
Ardella Stevenson
US plane shoots at Reds off Cuba coast
Havana says a U.S. Navy twin engine plane identified as 147-320 fired bursts from a thick caliber machine gun at a Soviet Cuban oil crew drilling near Cay Frances, 220 miles east of Havana. No casualties reported. Cuba blames Pentagon CIA for aggression and demands strong U.S. measures.
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Havana
Cuba
U.S. Navy
Armed Forces Ministry
Cay Frances
KC Markets Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
KC Markets in Kansas City reports cattle and hog values with steers strong to higher. Slaughter steers mostly 32.00 to 23.95, cows 14.50 to 18.00, feeders 27.00 to 33.00. Hogs steady to higher 10.00 to 14.50. Lambs 24.00 to 33.26 with spring slaughter lambs noted.
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Kansas City
Carlile
Galves
Helford
Rural water district gets Farmers Home loan in Osage County
Farmers Home Administration approves a soil and water loan to Rural Water District No. 2 in Osage County centered on Michigan Valley. Nearly 36 farms and businesses gain a six mile water line from a well, with a 40 year term at 4 percent. First National Bank Overbrook funds, Bartlett & West engineers, and local officials from Michigan Valley oversee construction slated for June 1963.
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Osage County
Franklin County
le Loup
Ottawa
Farmers Home Administration
Soil and Water Association
F. Jackson George
Michigan Valley
George
First National Bank
Overbrook
Paul F. Beaver
G. D. Thompson
Alma J. Wilson
C. J. Price
Drexel Bulmer
Charles J. Herschell
Paul W. Archer
Bartlett & West
Topeka
Congress
Association Loan
Kansas
Hospital Notes Admissions And Births In The Area
Admissions include Mrs Lucky Patton Wellsville Kloyce Hamilton Overbrook Tuesday Thomas Fyler and El vin Fyler Jr Pomona Kath ryn Wassmer 407 S Cherry James Parks Pomona Chris Soph Ottawa Wednesday Births report Mr and Mrs Neil Garrett RFD 2 Wellsville son Wednesday weight 8 lb 11 oz Dismissals list John Bures RFD 2 Williams burg Tuesday Randle Bronson 815 Pecan Kenneth Humphrey Pomona Dorothy Sheeley 1027 N Poplar Wednesday
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Lucky Patton
Wellsville
Kloyce Hamilton
Overbrook
Thomas Fyler
Elvin Fyler, Jr
Pomona
Kathryn Wassmer
Cherry
James. Parks
Chris Soph
Ottawa
Neil Garrett
RFD
Son
John Bures
Williamsburg
Randle Bronson
Kenneth Humphrey
Dorothy Sheeley
Poplar
Death of Mrs Florence Kratzberg in Lane
Services for 62 year old Mrs Florence Sneed Kratzberg of Lane were May 27 at Eddy Funeral Home Osawatomie. Burial followed at Lane Cemetery. She died May 24 at Miami County Hospital after surgery for a malignancy last August. She taught school before marriage. Surviving are her widower Gus Kratzberg a son Robert Lane one grandchild and one brother Harold Sneed Independence Mo.
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Florence (Sneed) Kratzberg
Lane
Eddy Funeral Home
Osawatomie
Kratzberg
Miami County Hospital
Gus Kratzberg
Robert, Lane
Harold Sneed
Independence
Miss Elizabeth Stoltz Dies. Franklin County Resident
Elizabeth Stoltz longtime Franklin County resident died at 12 15 pm Funeral arrangements will be announced by Lamb Funeral Home Ottawa
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Elizabeth Stoltz
Franklin County
Lamb Funeral Home
Ottawa
Stoltz
Tuttle Creek water show draws crowd for weekend dedication
Traffic control plans by Kansas Highway Patrol and allied agencies surround the Tuttle Creek Reservoir dedication near Manhattan on June 12 with Major Donald O Toole heading aerial traffic control. Fort Riley soldiers National Guard units and a Naval Reserve unit will staff parking boat launch and dam areas while 20 walkie talkie stations ensure water to shore comms. Events include sailboat races canoe races water ski shows hydro plane races and a Miss Tuttle Creek 1963 pageant with no admission charges expected to draw large crowds.
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The
Kansas Highway Patrol
Tuttle Creek Reservoir
Manhattan
Donald O'Toole
Kansas Air National Guard
Riley
Pottawatomie
Fort Riley
Naval Reserve
National Guard
Corps of Engineers
Turtle Creek
OU Professor to Receive Doctorate in Religion
Charles C. Anderson of Ottawa University will receive a PhD from the University of Chicago on June 8 after completing requirements in the humanities division New Testament and early Christian literature. His thesis examines life after death in Judaism from the end of the Old Testament to the end of the Talmud, with undergraduate work at Bethel College in St Paul Minnesota. The Herald pays $5 weekly for the best reader news tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Anderson
Ottawa University Department of Religion
University of Chicago
Chicago
Anderson
Bethel College
St. Paul, Minn
No Derby at Ottawa as entry short ends race plan
Ottawa will not host a Soap Box Derby this year because fewer than the required 30 entrants enrolled. Five local boys had bought derby wheels and can seek refunds if unused. Remaining participants may race in Kansas City on July 20 under Jaycee sponsorship, with national rounds in Akron if they qualify.
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Leroy Crowl
Floyd Crowl
Cypress
Kansas City
Leroy
Herald
Ottawa
Jaycees
Akron
Ohio
Girls Admit A Burglary In Ottawa Burglary Case
Two Ottawa girls Judy Mc Curdy and a juvenile signed statements admitting the Sunday night burglary of Mom & Blackie's Lunch Room at 232 North Main. Police found a man, Donald Downing, booked for vagrancy. The juvenile guided officers to buried money sacks in Forest Park containing about 35 to 40 dollars. Charges expected this afternoon.
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Ottawa
Judy McCurdy
Spedar
Mom & Blackie
N. Main
Donald Downing
S. Hickory
E. W. Flaherty
Forest Park
Annual meetings for two school districts scheduled
Published May 29 1963 annual meetings announced for School District No 103 at Apolloose Grade School June 7 at 8:00 pm and District No 14 at Peoria School House June 7 at 8:00 pm signed by Clerks Kenneth Bowman and Gerald Elsasser.
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Appanoose
Kenneth Bowman
Peoria School House
Greendell School
Probate notices and hearings in Franklin County Kansas
Notices published in 1963 announce Edwin A Warner estate administration with Henry A. Jackman as administrator and creditors instructed to file claims within nine months. Also a separate 1963 notice from Alma Schweitzer seeking a descent determination for real estate in Franklin County and a hearing set for June 14 1963.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Edwin Allen Warner
Edwin A. Warner
E. A. Warner
Henry A. Jackman
Gleason
Gleason, Doty and Logan
State of Kansas
Sophia Ida Schweitzer
Alma Schweitzer
Highteen
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Globe School
Ellis
Clarence Ralston
St. Francis Hospital
Paul Friederichsen
Philippine Islands
Calvary Baptist Church
West 7Th Street
Association of Baptists For World Evangelism
Lawrence Davila
Ottawa University
Rotary Club
Nica- Tagua
Davila
Aurora
Colo
George W. Paul
Engle
Mem
Aud
Beta Simga Phi
Jim
Werb Barnum
Los Angeles
Calif
Ozarks
Dr. McKelvey
Elks Duplicate Bridge Club
Northsouth
Dick Peters
Gene Ramsey
David Mudrick
Tom Mudrick
Eunice Ott
John Wassme
John Hudelson
J. B. Stewart
Norman E. Rawson
Elizabeth
Catherine
Fairbury
Dr. HN
Flora
RED 1
Canada
Smorgasbord
Ady
Fred C. Morrow
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kas
Roger W. Frelz
Bacone College
Bacone
Okla
James Havens
Missouri Convention of American Baptists
Columbia
Wilson Field House
Havens
Missouri Baptist Group
Ilinois
Gets
Baptist Junior College
Reds
Pentagon
CIA
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
U.S
Irrigation
Cooperative Water Users’ Association
Mutual Water Companies
Soil Conservation Districts
Florence Kratzberg
Tuttle Creek
US Army
Blue River
Lake Lotawana
Wichita
Tuttle
Sonja Hooker
Scoti
Kansas State
Tuttle Creek Dam
the Herald
Charles Anderson
Lamb
Moore Chevrolet Olds
Legals
Gerald Elsasser
Stewart
South Water Tower
15Th
Joe Towner
Jay D. Saner, Mer
Alma Schweitzer Petitioner
Kenneth M. Edwards
City Commissioners Room
City
Sheldon’s
City of Ottawa
Sheldon
Country Club Heights South
City of
Country Club Heights South Addition
U.S. Kan
Board of City Commissioners
Charles Williamson
James W. Grogan J. Or. Cheney
City Hall
Maple Street
16Th Street
15Th Street
Arge
G.S. of
Kan
James W. Grogan
J. R. Cheney
Cig
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