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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1963

Page

4

Bowman Divorce Granted In District Court

The divorce petition of Augusta Aileen Bowman against Jerry P. Bowman was dismissed by motion of both parties in District Court. Other items note driving charges, alumni election at Emporia State, local church supper details, and community notices.

Augusta Aileen Bowman Jerry P. Bowman Tommy L. Yoakum Kansas City

Ottawa area delegates head to Kansas Farm Bureau meeting

Eight Ottawan residents attend the annual Kansas Farm Bureau meeting in Wichita this week. Official delegates include Mrs. Byron Robinson Princeton Ernest Harris Wellsville John Allen RFD 3 Ottawa Clyde Berry Richmond and Mr and Mrs Bob Robbins 1234 S Willow also attending as the session ends Wednesday. Work programs for the coming year will be made.

Ottawa Kansas Farm Bureau Wichita Byron Robinson Princeton Ernest Harris Wellsville John Allen RFD 3 Clyde Berry Richmond Robinson Bob Robbins S. Willow

Steere Arraigned For Assault

Myron Steere of Mulberry was arraigned November 2 in County Court on a charge of assault. He posted a $50 bond, pleaded not guilty, and a trial was set for December 12. The complaint was signed by Robert L. Deering.

Myron Steere Mulberry Robert L. Deering

Hospital Notes Admissions and Births and Discharges

Admission list includes Mrs W E Skilling Wells ville Saturday and Mrs Nettie Bar and others from Oak and Sycamore. Births report Mr and Mrs Frank Hanson Williamsburg a son Monday. Dismissals name Carolyn Weber Ottawa University and several others including Mr and Mrs Gerald Sellers and baby daughter.

W. E. Skilling Wellsville Nettie Bar Sycamore Frances Oak John Chaimberlain Cedar Rita Lee Richmond Douglas Wayne Dickinson Pomona Frank Hanson Williamsburg Carolyn Weber Ottawa University Leonard Wilcox Rantoul Donald Ross Chris Krueger Gene Ames E.irth Poncinae Blanco Poplar Ila Ready Vivian Smith Larry Milliken Gerald Sellers Mulberry Virgil Hird Dean Robison Princeton

Deaths: Frank I Alexander 76 Nowata Okla

Frank I Alexander, 76, of Nowata Oklahoma died Sunday in a Nowata hospital. Services set for 10:30 a.m. Tuesday in Nowata, burial 11 a.m. Wednesday at Highland Cemetery. Minister Rev Ned Roberts will officiate. Born in Kansas City October 1, 1887 he moved to Ottawa early life and lived here until 1945. A retired mason, he is survived by his wife Julia B McCullick and a son and a daughter.

Frank I Alexander Frank I Alexander Nowata Okla Highland Cemetery Ned Roberts First Christian Church Arkansas City Ottawa Julia B. McCullick

No One Hurt In Car Crash Near Ottawa

Two cars were damaged and one man arrested after a two vehicle collision at 12 41 a m on US 59 a half mile south of Ottawa. A 1963 Corvair and a 1962 Ford each sustained about 250 in damage. Sargeant K Thurmond Ft Riley driver of the Corvair was charged with following too closely. Cecil H Heathman driver of the other car said he slowed to turn left when the Corvair rear ended him. No injuries were reported.

Ottawa Sargeant K. Thurmond Ft. Riley Cecil HR. Heathman N. Cherry Heathman Thurmond

Collision on South Main Causes Minor Vehicle Damage

At 6:49 AM a 1948 Chevrolet truck driven by Grover A. Morgan and a 1956 Oldsmobile driven by Robert J. Geisler collided on South Main Street 1443 as the truck moved from the inside to the outside lane. The car sustained about $30 in damage. the truck was undamaged and no injuries were reported.

S. Main Grover A. Morgan Princeton

Today in History highlights many U S events

The history column notes 1791 Little Turtle led a pre-dawn attack near Fort Washington Ohio killing nearly half of Gen Arthur St Clairs 1400 inexperienced troops. It recalls 1762 Washington joined the Masonic Order at Fredericksburg Va and 1909 Rachmaninoff debut at Smith College Northampton Mass.

U.5 Miami Little Turtle Ft. Washington Ohio Arthur St. Clair George Washington Fredericksburg Richard Gatling Serge Rachmaninott Chip

Political Bosses Check The Tides Continued From Page 1

The article discusses racial issues in political races across Philadelphia Kentucky Mississippi and the national scene. It notes Kennedy’s 1960 Philadelphia victory and analyzes how race affects campaigns with figures like McDermott Nunn Breathitt Phillips Johnson and Henry. It highlights perceived gains in urban GOP organization and party stances on integration.

James T. McDer Kennedy Philadelphia White House Tate McDermott Kentucky Louie B. Nunn Bert Combs Edward T. Breathitt ,Jr Vmater Nunn Breathitt Mississippi Rubell Phillip GOP Washington Phillips Paul B. Johnson Aaron Henry

4-H Club Officers Meet in Special Training Session

4 H Club officers gather November 9 at 9 30 a m in Masonic Hall 422 S Main for training of presidents vice presidents secretaries and treasurers community leaders and reporters. Song leaders pianists trained at Elliott Hall First Baptist Church with Mary Ann Campbell coaching presidents and vice presidents and Mrs Gene Vining assisting reporters. Secretaries treasurers community leaders meet Ross Nelson Linda Hamerick and Professor Edgar Kerr train song leaders. Parliamentarian historian training to follow. Recreation readers have three meetings December 10 January 15 and February 4. Attendance earns a purple seal for 4 H Club.

Masonic Hall S. Main Elliott Hall First Baptist Church Mary Ann Campbell Gene Vining Munity Ross Nelson Linda Hamerickhouse Edgar Kerr Dick Tomkinson Recreation

Space Couple Weds On TV In Cosmic Era Pace

Cosmonauts Valentina Tereshkova and Anvirtahminchayie wed in Moscow in a televised ceremony at the Palace of Marriages. Kremlin leaders signaled plans for space family studies as to the impact of space travel on children while premier Khrushchev offered 21 toasts at a 300-guest reception. The couple's honeymoon followed a noon wedding breakfast. In New York, Senator Keating said he would back Barry Goldwater in 1980 if he runs, as Rockefeller contemplates a possible bid.

Vicscow Valentina _ Tereshkova Anvirtahminchayie Bilas Earth Kremlin Khrushchev Moscow New York Ken B. Kesting Goldwater Keating Nelson A. Rockefeller WABC Rockefeller

Hip Breaks in Parking Lot Accident Near Ottawa

A 73 year old Lawrence man Leon A Matter suffered a broken right hip Saturday when struck by a pickup backing from behind in the parking lot of the livestock sale barn three-fourths mile north of Ottawa on US 59. Matter was taken to Ransom Memorial and then Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Pomona RFD 1 reports the driver Thomas T Beauchamp backed up without seeing Matter. No arrest.

Lawrence Ottawa Leon A. Matter Ransom Memorial Lawrence Memorial Hospital Thomas T. Beauchamp Pomona Rfd 1 Matter

Aid Battle Deepens Over Foreign Aid Bill in Senate

The Senate enters a second week of debate on the 4.2 billion foreign aid authorization as opponents vow the fight is just beginning. A Friday vote blocked sending the measure to the Foreign Relations Committee for surgery, with Morse leading the revolt. A compromise amendment to cut authorization to about 3.82 billion aims to forestall deeper cuts.

Washington Senate Foreign Relations Committee Wayne Morse Dore Mike Mansfield Montana Everett M. Dirksen Diinois

Broadway theaters seek in-house bars for intermission drinks

New York AP reports the League of New York Theaters plans to ask a state survey commission to recommend allowing Broadway houses to operate bars during intermissions. The push targets current alcohol control laws as the commission reviews them.

New York League of New York Theaters League

Removals From Several Addresses

A list shows multiple residents moving from addresses such as 316 S Mulberry 846 Walnut 1444 S Main and 383 13th to new locations including Sacramento Calif 923 S Hickory 325 E 13th and Acting names include Bollinger Chartes Doman Dunkin Hess Lister Noyes Rose Leonard Woodruffe Yakle and others in a relocation notice.

Bollinger Chartes Main Brill Hayward J Doman R. E Dunkin George, Jr Henry Michael L Hess Lister Richard L Noyes Ronald

Profits Surge Across Major U.S. Firms in Third Quarter

AP reports a broad profit upswing with more than 00 large corporations earning about 15 percent more than 1962's September quarter. Estimated annualized July-September profits near $26.0 billion, led by General Motors and gains in steel, autos, airlines, chemicals, and electronics, while tax outlooks improve and stock activity peaks.

Roger Lane NEW York Bilion General Motors Corp Ford Motor Co Washington Treasury Douglas Dillon House Ways and Means Committee Dillon

Estate of Robert C Cowdin Deceased Ottawa Notice

Probate notice in Franklin County Kansas seeks defenses by November 12 1963 in cause case 11 093 for the estate of Robert C Cowdin deceased. It describes real property Lots 1 3 and 5 Block 6 University Addition Ottawa Kansas and warns of judgment if defenses are not filed.

Peste Court Paul Ule Sr University Ottawa Franklin County Kansas Robert C. Cowdin

Notice of Appointment of Administratrix in Kansas

Notice to creditors heirs and all interested that on October 25 1963 the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas appointed and qualified Betty L Cowdin as administratrix of the estate of Robert C Cowdin deceased late of Franklin County Kansas. Creditors must file demands within nine months from first publication or be forever barred. Gleason Doty and Logan Attorneys for Betty L Cowdin administratrix.

Robert C. Cowdin Franklin County Kansas

Paul Foster Sr Administrator of Hoskinson Estate

Paul Foster Sr. is named as administrator of the estate of Lucy Cora Hoskinson, deceased, handling probate duties and legal waivers. The filing lists Foster in the role of personal representative with authority to administer, settle debts, and distribute assets as directed by court order.

Paul Foster, Sr Lucy Cora Hoskinson

Notice of hearing in estate matter Kansas

First published October 21 1963 and last published November 4 1963 in Franklin County Kansas. In the Matter of the Estate of Lucy Cora Hoskinson Deceased Case No 11 003 notice to all concerned to appear for a hearing as required by law.

Multiple Farm and Livestock Sales Across Kansas Listings

A fragmented notice lists various farm and livestock sale dates and locations across Kansas counties including Franklin, Ottawa, Pomona, Overbrook, and Allen. Events include stocker and feeder sales, equipment consignments, furniture and antiques, and regular community auctions on specific Saturdays and weekdays with contact numbers and venue details.

Jack Nelson Pomona Kas Overbrook Livestock Sale Overbrook Kansas Allen County Livestock Auction Gas City

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