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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1966

Page

6

Hawkins Grange Degree Work Planned at Meeting

Hawkins Grange will hold degree work at 8 30 p m Wednesday in the hall at the old Emery Green School Officers are asked to be present True Kindred Food Sale Wednesday June 1 at Gas Office Adv Dates have been picked for the annual Pomona Odd Fellows celebration July 7 8 and 9 Nels Kristenson secretary announced today The celebration will include a carnival and home talent shows Miss Margaret McAuliffe is a patient in St Luke s Hospital Kansas City Missouri She is an aunt of Joseph McAuliffe Princeton and Mrs Catherine Watson Kansas City

Hawkins Grange Emery Green School Gas Adv Pomona Nels Kristenson Lodge Margaret McAuliffe St. Luke’s Hospital Kansas City Joseph McAuliffe Princeton Catherine Watson

The Last Half of 1965 Taxes Due June 20

Taxpayers must pay the final half of 1965 taxes by June 20 at the County Treasurer’s office in the Franklin County Courthouse. Also noted is a schedule for Home Economics advisory committee and unit presidents meeting at 1 30 p.m. Wednesday in the Anchor Savings and Loan building, a basement sale June 12 from 8 to 6 at 1151 Willow, and a report of a blue tandem bike theft from the yard of Ady Robert Anderson Cedar with a flat tire.

Franklin County Court House Home Economics Anchor Savings and Loan Ady Robert Anderson Cedar

Ottawa University students face grand larceny charges

Three Ottawa University students Mario Russo 20 Bloomfield New Jersey Robert Anthony Califano 19 Union New Jersey and Bryant Nicholls Harroun 20 Summit New Jersey are charged with grand larceny for the May 27 theft of a gear wheel six elevator buckets an elevator chain an auger kit and other equipment from Buildex Inc valued over 50. They are to be arraigned at 1 30 p.m. Wednesday in County Court with each facing a $1000 bond.

Ottawa University Mario Russo Bloomfield N.J Robert Anthony Califano Union Bryant Nichols Harroun Summit Buildex, Inc

Marriage Licenses List From Ottawa Area Dates May 23 May 31

A compilation of marriage licenses shows couples from Ottawa and surrounding areas with ages and residence details. Notable pairings include Douglas Downey and Judy Horne both 18 of Ottawa, along with several other entrants such as Earl Lewis and Florence Shaw, and Dennis Barnes with Katherine Hutton among many others, dated May 23 to May 31.

Douglas A. Downey Ottawa Judy Kay Horne Jerry Cromwell Williamseburg Marva Walker Richmond Earl Dean Lewis Legal Age Quenemo Florence L. Shaw Armilda Yvonne Farr Lawerence Jimmie Clinton Gatther Lawrence Donald L. Porter Tewksbury Mass Phyllis E. Anderson Lansing Mich Howard Hartpence Sarah Martin Welda Gregory A. Carkhuff Baldwin N. Y Margaret L. Shook York, Penn William H. Gossard Jr Severna Park Judy Edith Pierpont Muncie Ind Wayne Warren Hicks Gardener Cheryll L. Yohe Dennis Dean Barnes Topeka Katherine Hutton Ronald G. Eckenroed Rebecca Brown Lawrence Pearson Caseper Wyc Barbara Ann Roontz

Emporia State Graduation Honors Ottawan and Area Students

Ottawans and area residents graduate from Kansas State Teachers College at Emporia in last week’s commencement. Degrees include bachelor of science and education, with multiple graduates from Baldwin Osage City Garnett Pomona Overbrook Williamsburg Lyndon and Lyndon listed among the degree recipients.

Kansas State Teachers College Emporia Phillip Stanley Burress Dona Mae Cochran Gingerich William Joe Price Baldwin Nadine Ann Florence Lela Mae Miller Mary Lou Perry Osage City Charles Edward Gray L. J. Stephenson Richard Lee Homewood Garnett Rick Lee Horn Peggy Kay Hoffmeier Axtell Raymond Lee Woods Donald Darrel Gilliland Overbrook Mary Ellen Crawford Pomona Lila Johnson Reekie Williamsburg Ruth Jeline Christesen Lyndon

Car Stops Thief Steals Jewelry at Red Rooster Stop

Glenn Keith of Kansas City reported a theft from a parked car early Sunday morning at about 1:40 a.m. A piece of jewelry valued at 275 dollars a platinum shrine pin with five diamonds was left on a gray plaid suit coat. A suit coat and an overnight bag containing cosmetics and a gown were also stolen. The loss totaled nearly 300 dollars. The theft is believed to have occurred within 15 minutes after Keith stopped for sandwiches and coffee at the Red Rooster Truck Stop.

Glenn Keith Kansas City Red Rooster

Paola Man Arraigned On No-Fund Check Charge

Harold Daniel, 59, of Paola, was arraigned on a no fund check charge for 65.67. He requested a preliminary hearing set for 10 a.m. June 7. Bond is 1000 not yet posted. The check allegedly was written Feb 15 to Prager's Radiator Service drawn on Independence State Bank in Independence.

Harold Daniel Paola Daniel Prager Independence State Bank Independence

KU Med Center Files Case Here

University of Kansas Medical Center filed a recovery suit in District Court against Irving Scott for $133.28 plus six percent interest since November 20 1963. The action centers on an overdue bill for an emergency esophagoscopy and removal of a foreign body.

District Court University of Kansas Medical Center, Inc Irving Scott Medical Center

Republican congress hopeful warns against paternalistic foreign policy

US candidate Larry Winn Jr. told a Rotary Club audience in Kansas City that the nation was “baby-sitting with the world.” He urged a basic change in foreign commitments arguing free men must defend themselves without Washington’s paternalistic subsidies. He seeks the Republican nomination for Congress in the 3rd District.

Kansas City Kan Larry Winn Jr Winn Congress Rotary Club Washington

Snowman Guilty Of Bad Checks

Robert Snowman aged 19 of Third and Walnut was arraigned Friday on insufficient fund checks totaling $3. He reportedly wrote two checks on March 25 to Scott Service drawn on First National Bank of Lawrence. Snowman pleaded guilty and received a 25 day county jail sentence plus costs.

Robert Snowman Third Walnut Scott Service First National Bank of Lawrence Snowman

Hospital Notes Admits Wide List of New Patients

Admission notices list Mrs George Luschen Ottawa RFD 3 LouRay Kinsey Shawnee and many others with addresses across Kansas. Several births noted including a son for Mr and Mrs Oren Aldridge and another for Mr and Mrs John Lee Richmond. Weighs range from 5lbs 15oz to 7lbs 6oz with Osawatomie and Lawrence among the locales.

George Luschen Ottawa Rfd LouRay Kinsey Shawnee Glenn Ainsworth Roy Bates Ottawa Carrie Sylvester Williamsburg Tammy and Kenneth New Richmond Daevid Barkley Pomona Nora Shipps N. Oak Paul Stone S. Locust Elmer Gilliland Albert Graeham Quenemo David Shenk Oren Aldridge Willow John Lee Boyd Albright Osawatomie

Deaths of Mrs Dora Watts and Mrs Maude Brown

Two notices report deaths in Kansas and Washington. Dora Watts 69 of Bellingham Washington died Sunday and is buried near Centropole lis with funeral Monday. Maude Alberta Brown 76 of Centropolis died Saturday in Ransom hospital, with services Tuesday at Towner Chapel and burial Evergreen Mound Cemetery. Surviving relatives include spouses children and siblings listed in each notice.

Dora Watts Bellingham Wash Union Cemetery Centropoelis Towner’s Chapel Watts la Jara Colo John S. Watts Ottawa Oregon Maude A, Brown Maude Alberta Brown N. Poplar Ransom Memorial Hospital Towner Chapel Evergreen Mound Cemetery

Funeral Services for Max David Likes

Max David Likes died May 26. Funeral services were held May 28 at the Towner Chapel with Rev. Charles P. Knight officiating. Honorary pallbearers included Jim Morton, Al Alterman, Rennie Coons, Willard Lister, Lyndon Smith, George Martin, Homer Baldwin and John Alderman. Pallbearers were Allen Gilbert, Hayward J. Brill, Charles A. LeMaster, Lyle Hart, Leroy Bien and Albert Beets. Singers were Rosalee Simmons, Mrs. Rex Simmons and Mrs. E. R. Simmons, with accompaniment by Mrs. J. M. Kilgore. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery.

Max David Likes Towner Chapel Charles P. Knight Jim Morton al Alterman Rennie Coons Willard Lister Lyndon Smith George Martin Homer Baldwin John Alderman Allen Gilbert Hayward J. Brill Charles A. LeMaster Lyle Hart Leroy Bien Albert Beets Rosalee Simmons Rex Simmons E. R. Simmons J. M. Kilgore Highland Cemetery

County Court Traffic Docket From Ottawa Area

County Court notes traffic citations and pleas from Ottawa area. Names include TOM N WARE and TRENT N GREENE with ages and hometowns, charges of speeding and improper lights. Several defendants plead guilty or forfeit bonds. fines range from 5 to 35 dollars with court costs.

Police Notices of Traffic Citations in Ottawa Area

Police reports list Wilma J. Brown 29 Ottawa RFD 1 cited May 28 for running a red light at Third and Main. Arthur Finch 43 706 S. Poplar cited May 29 for speeding 40 in a 30 mph zone on North Main. LaVerne Lohman 34 Ottawa RFD 2 cited May 28 for illegal registration and driving without headlights on West Seventh. Terry L. Lay 38 9068-s Sycamore cited May 28 for speeding 46 in a 30 mph zone on North Main. Richard Tyson 17 Waverly cited May 30 for speeding 45 in a 30 mph zone in South Main, bond posted. John L. Sullivan 19 Ottawa University student from Shawnee cited May 29 for speeding 40 in a 30 mph zone on North Main, bond posted.

Wilma J. Brown Ottawa Shawnee North Main

KC Markets Livestock and Egg Prices Report From Kansas City

AP recap of wholesale egg prices and cattle hog and lamb markets in Kansas City. Eggs large 80 percent 3.14 a case, mediums 2.714. Hogs steady to 250 lower for sows, barrows and gilts 200 to 250 pounds around 25.75. Sheep spring lambs steady to 50 lower, choice 26.50 to 27.00. Cattle calves 250 weight, steers and heifers weak to 50 lower, cows weak to 50 lower, feeders weak to 50 lower, choice steers 25.25 to 25.75, good and choice 24.50 to 25.25, cows 17.75 to 18.50, feeder steers 26.00 to 28.50.

Kansas City

Community Auction Listings Ottawa Kansas

Classified ads list multiple Ottawa Kansas auctions with dates June 4 and June 11 at locations Printy and Son Ottawa and Ralph W Selby Estate near Milner Street. Items include furniture and miscellaneous and estate sale details with times 1 p.m. and 9 blocks east of Wilson and Main.

Printy Ben Printy Main Ottawa Ralph W. Selby Milner St Wilson and Main

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