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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1963
Page
4
Local notices list a two day radiology seminar in Wichita this weekend. Also mentioned are a rummage sale at Memorial Auditorium on Saturday November 23 and several community happenings including student activities and charity fund updates at Ottawa University.
The Ottawa Herald details subscription rates for trade and non trade areas including monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options. Robert B Wellington serves as editor and publisher. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and reserves AP content for publication.
A 20 year old Ottawa University coed walking from First Baptist Church to Martin Hall was grabbed by a youth in a dark jacket near 800 block South Hickory around 9 15 PM. She screamed, he fled west between two houses and was not identified. Police say no injuries occurred and the incident is the first in over two years.
Hospital notes list Mrs John Chamberlin of 525 North Cedar and Mrs Myra Richard son of Quenemo with Thursday and Friday entries for Brad ford ODea RFD 2. Dismissals include Larry Milliken of Williamsburg on Thursday and several patients Mrs Donald Smith 534 North Sycamore Mrs Marvin Holmes 526 North Mulberry Mrs Marvin Klein 1242 Maple on Friday.
William J. Bryan Chambers, 66, of 904 Des Moines Burlington, died in Topeka VA Hospital after a 17 month admission. He was a World War I veteran, retired from salvage, and a member of Congdon Kepler Post 38. Services Monday at 2 p.m. in Damron Chapel Burlington. Burial Central Cemetery near Williamsburg. Survived by wife Eva, daughter Mrs. Donald Myers of Peabody, four grandchildren, and two brothers Charles C. of Elsinore California and Orville of Paola.
Deputy Ruler Cliff Lyons of Hiawatha Ellis district joined Ottawa lodge No. 8030 with officers John Kirkwood Walter Gage Dean Tweety and Paul Herbert attending. Nine candidates were initiated as Howard Doyen presided as present exalted ruler. The Herald offers five dollars weekly for best reader news tip.
Services for George W. Lathrop who died November 18 were conducted November 21 with Rev. Gilford Olmsted and Rev. Roy Armstrong officiating. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery after Masonic rites by Ottawa Lodge No. 18 AF and AM.
Random collection of probate and auction notices from Franklin County Kansas. Highlights include executrix appointments for A A Fisher and Mahlon C Smith estates, creditors urged to file claims within nine months, and public auction details for Lulu Dean estate items at Printy Auction House Ottawa. Also lists various local sales and classified terms with deadlines and contact details.
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