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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1963

Page

3

Homecoming and fraternity founders plaque at UI Cham paign

Readable items include Harder and Arthur Schwerin presenting a founders plaque at the Triagne Fraternity dedication. Founders from 1907 noted. Also mentions polio vaccine drive at county courthouse, local sports and student activities, and police reports of traffic violations and a coin box theft at Bennett's.

Harder Oak University ‘of Illinois Champaign Arthur Schwerin Burlington Iowa Triagne Bennett

Two Injured In Explosion In Overland Park

An explosion at 8347 Riggs in Overland Park destroyed a two story home and damaged several others. Two or three nearby homes were scorched and electric power was knocked out. A gas leak was the believed cause and two unnamed residents were injured. The blast occurred at 6 46 a.m.

Overland Park Kan Riggs

Deaths of Mrs L A McClellan and Mrs Dessie Hagewood

Mrs L A McClellan 83 formerly of Ottawa died Saturday at her daughter's home in Springfield Missouri. She will have graveside services in Highland Cemetery Ottawa and is survived by a son, four grandchildren and other relatives. Mrs Dessie Blanche Hagewood 69 of Topeka died Saturday in a Topeka nursing home. A former Ottawa resident she belonged to Trinity Methodist Church and Eastern Star with services planned in Republic Missouri.

L. A. McClellan Ottawa Ralph Bradfield Springfield Ralph Thieme Highland Cemetery L. Vaughn McClellan Kansas City Aberedeen Keith Dessie B. Hagewood Dessie Blanche Hagewood Lane Topeka Trinity Methodist Church Republic Wis Highland Avenue Whittier Calif Floyd Raytown Dorothy Lenie Mildred Paden Lott Herschel Britton Republic, Mo

Hospital Notes and Births in Rushville Area

Admissions include Mrs Frank Hopkins and others at various local addresses plus births for Mr and Mrs Robert Tyson and Mr and Mrs Robert Phillips with Sunday events. Dismissals list several patients including Mrs C J Farris Cindy Brown and others with several addresses.

Frank Hopkins Clara Klein Mary Stiles Floyd Richardson T. J. Lyons S. Main Gretchen Griffin Ash Ralph Crawford Kenneth Watts M. A. Welty Howard Crockett Cedar David Burgoon Sycamore Michael Hensey Boyd Albright Hickory Richard Cromwell Cherry

Prince Says Child Expected in Sikkim Royal Family

Crown Prince Thondup Namgyal of Sikkim says his wife Hope Cooke, formerly of New York, is expecting a child next February or March. The 40 year old prince disclosed the news during a visit to New Delhi last week. The couple wed March 1 in a Buddhist ceremony at the mountaintop palace. The bride, 23, had just graduated from Sarah Lawrence College.

New Delhi Thondup Nameyal Sikkim Hope Cooke New York The Indian Express Sarah Lawrence College

Drought Forces Land Use Changes in Franklin County

Drought alters land programs as farmers rent land back from Conservation Reserve and similar retirement plans. About forty Franklin County landowners signed agreements to pay the federal government 2 to 3 dollars per acre for use of seeded land until January 1, 1964, enabling hay or pasture use. The USDA declared Franklin County a drought disaster area after local requests. The Disaster Committee includes Russell Wray Don Brown and Paul Archer. Landowners may sell use of released land but cannot charge more than 50 cents per acre above their release fee.

Franklin County USDA Russell Wray A.8.c Don Brown Paul Archer Farmer's Home Administration A.S.C

County Receives Textbook Funds Allocation

Franklin County will get 675 of the 184,490 state textbook fund to be shared among 186 counties this week. The fund, created by Senate Bill 314 in 1961, comes from the state retailers tax and supports districts with free textbook rental systems for elementary, junior high, or high schools but excludes high school extension courses. Funds are distributed in early November at 5 per pupil enrolled as of September 15. Previous three year totals show 412,747 children across 1,265 districts benefited from 2,063,735 of the 2,261,000 appropriated.

Franklin County Kanesas Office of State Superintendent of Public Instruction Novemeber

Funerals for Workman and Stremme in Minnesota

Funeral services for William H Workman who died November 7 were held at Lamb Funeral Home November 9 with Rev Roy H Armstrong officiating Dean Zook sang hymns accompanied by Mrs J R Henning Burial in Adams Cemetery Villard Minnesota with graveside service November 12 Ralph Lee Strimme who died November 6 had services at Lane Methodist Church November 9 led by Rev Albert C Simons Pallbearers were James Kennedy Ralph Cope Earl Kennedy George Johnston Oren Bryan and Lloyd White Mrs Katherine McKenzie sang hymns with Katherine Gentry Burial in Lane Cemetery

William H, Workman William H. Workman Lamb Funeral Roy H. Armstrong Dean Zook J. R. Henning Adams Cemetery Villard Minn Ralph Lee Stremme Lane Methodist Church Albert C. Simons James Kennedy Ralph Cope Earl Kennedy George Johnston Oren Bryan Lloyd White Katherine McKenzie Katherine Gentry Lane Cemetery

Fall VFW Convention Draws 300 Post and Auxiliary Members

Nearly 300 members from VFW posts and auxiliary units attended the Fall Convention in Fort Scott on November 9 and 10. Activities began with Saturday registration, a banquet, and a speech on Veterans Day by a Fort Scott Chamber of Commerce representative. Lee Wedman of Ottawa won a travel alarm clock during a prize drawing. Sunday featured officer instruction, post program discussions, and plans to boost community service, youth activities, Americanism, and membership. Ottawa attendees included Frank Wise, his wife, Vic tor Sowers, Roy Lambert, Shirley Hardesty, and Clarence McFadden. Officials included Frank Wise as post commander and Mrs Wise as treasurer.

VFW Second Fort Scott Rose Boehm Fort Scott Chamber of Commerce Lee Wedman Ottawa Frank Wise Victor Sowers Roy Lambert Shirley Hardesty Clarence McFadden Frank Wise Is the Post Commander, Mrs. Wise Roy Lam. Lambert Evelyn Hinkle Betty Lambert Wilma Sowers

Juvenile Arrested Over City Utility Truck Theft

A juvenile under 16 was charged after allegedly taking a pickup truck from the city water and light department. Charges include joyriding reckless driving driving on a restricted license and driving without adequate glasses. The vehicle was stolen from 603 E. 9th.

City Water and Light Department the Herald

Families Train for Rural Civil Defense Monitoring

A training meeting for Rural Civil Defense Radiological Monitoring families is set for November 16 in Ottawa. John Weidmann announced husband and wife teams will operate fallout measuring instruments if a nuclear explosion occurs. Army instructors will teach at 8 a.m. Don Brown reports 12 couples enrolled. Franklin County offers 20 stations and seeks more in Appanoose Wellsville Williamsburg Rantoul Homewood and areas northeast of Ottawa.

Ottawa John Weidmann Franklin County Army Don Brown Brown Appanoose Wellsville Williamsburg Rantoul Homewood Keith Page Dean Martin Princeton John Lederer Pomona Hubert Lickteig Greeley John Benham Lorenzo Nitcher Alvin Rubick Richmond Gene Mohr RFD Roy Reed C. R. Baffrey Lane Ralph Haney Ed Woodsum

KC Markets Kansas City cattle and hog prices report

AP market report from Kansas City shows cattle slaughter numbers and price ranges with steers, heifers, and cows holding or rising modestly. Hogs and sheep also move higher on the day with barrows, gilts, sows, lambs, and ewes quoted across several weight classes.

Kansas City

Ottawa Junior Wranglers Youth Riding Club Formed

About 15 youths formed the Ottawa Junior Wranglers riding club with Betty Kirshner as president and others as officers. They plan trail rides, parades, and a first public appearance in the Chamber of Commerce Christmas parade on Nov 30. Sponsors include Mr and Mrs Tom Dawson and Mr and Mrs Charles Gillette. A parents meeting will discuss activities. First published Nov 11 1963.

Ottawa Junior Wranglers Betty Kirshner i4 Chamber of Commerce Stephanie Gillette Martha Coffman Dolly Smith Tom. Dawson Charles Gillette Donnie Ball

Estate of Robert C. Cowdin Probate Case in Franklin County

First published October 1963 and last published November 11 1963 in the Probate Court of Franklin County. In the matter of the estate of Robert C Cowdin deceased Case No 11-008 proceedings noted for public record.

Franklin County Kaneas Robert C. Cowdin

Notice of Administratrix for Robert C Cowdin Estate

The Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas appoints Betty L Cowdin as administratrix of the estate of Robert C Cowdin deceased. Creditors must file claims within nine months from first publication or be barred. Attorneys Gleason Gleason Doty and Logan represent the estate.

Robert C. Cowdin Franklin County Kansas Betty L. ‘Cowdin Gleason, Gleason, Doty and Logan

Weekend livestock sale listings across Franklin and surrounding counties

Operational dairy and livestock sale dates compiled for Franklin County and neighboring areas. Listings include Myers Bros. weekly Saturday sales at North Ottawa, Franklin County Sale Barn north of Ottawa on Highway 59, PM auctions Nov 14 to Nov 22, plus house hold sales in Pomona and Pomona area sales by Overbrook Livestock and Printy Auction House. Also notes weekly auctions in Neosho Missouri and community sales on 1136 N Main with furniture auctions and Todd Mobil Homes.

Franklin County Sale Company Ottawa Franklin County Sale Stocker & Feeder John Hoffman Baldwin Jct A. L. Kingery Pomona Printy Printy’s Auction House N. Main T P.M. Todd Mobil Homes

Stray kitten ad and truck driver work listings in want ads

Strayed black striped kitten, child’s pet, please return to 841 Ash. Also in the classifieds, jobs include a BUS BOY at a Coffee Shop and a Christian man for part time security, plus Truck Drivers ages 25 to 55 with a late model truck for long interstate work based in Topeka, Kansas at the Holiday Inn.

United States Morgan Drive Away Herman J. Chadburn Holiday Inn North Topeka Kansas Junction 24 US 75

Career and job listings in Ottawa Herald noticeboard

Multiple classified offers appear for sales route positions and factory work with salary ranges from 80 to 400 dollars monthly, plus commissions. Locations include Lawrence Kansas and Ottawa Illinois with employer names Meyer's Dairy and Rawleigh Dept. KAK. Also advertisements for home services, shoes for sale, and tradesmen referrals.

Ottawa Rawleigh Freeport Illinois

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