Local notices span hospitals, sales, and community events
ERs transfer for Lauren Gaddes to Shawnee Mission Hospital Overland Park room 137A. Veterans Hospital patient Russell Gorton at Topeka fourth floor. Rummage and food sales at Franklin County Sale Barn and C F Hall. Rev Roscoe L Leach to speak at Assembly of God in Ottawa. Upland game bird stamps go on sale countywide with quail season through Jan 3. Evangelist John Carrara to speak at Calvary Baptist. Ottawa Redlands freshman Illene English. Tau Kappa Epsilon pledge by Dr Charles Davidson. Ottawa Garden Club meets Oct 6 at First Methodist for potluck and program.
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Lauren Gaddes
Shawnee ‘Mission Hospital
Overland Park
Gaddis
Ransom: Memorial
Kansas
Bruce Spears
Kansas City Market Report Prices for Eggs Cattle Hogs and Sheep
KC markets report prices paid to producers across eggs cattle hogs and sheep. Eggs unchanged. cattle 4700 head with steadier cows and mixed steers and calves. hogs higher across barrows gilts and sows with range 16.00 to 16.75 for various weights. Sheep steady with good to prime lambs priced 20.00 to 22.00 and ewes 4.00 to 5.50.
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Kansas City
Fragile Sea Anemones Brought Up From Great Depths
Remarkable find shows sea anemones surviving depths of thirty three thousand four hundred sixty two feet as their internal pressure equals external water pressure. Upon surfacing they often die due to abrupt pressure change.
Cars Collide Involving Two Vehicles At Oak And Wilson
A morning crash at Oak and Wilson streets near 7 30 involved a 1952 Chevrolet driven by Eleanor R Wells and a 1962 Buttekie owned by Evelyn K Bennett. Wells reported about 25 mph eastbound on Wilson while Bennett, crossing from Oak, failed to yield. Bennett was arrested for failure to yield. David Wells, 3, sustained facial and arm lacerations as a passenger. Damage estimates were not provided.
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Oak and
Wilson Streets
David Wells
Cleveland
Eleanor R. Wells
Wilson Street
Oak Street
Evelyn K. Bennett
Oak
Wilson
Chevrolet
Deaths Marion L. Clark 69 Ottawa resident
Marion LeRoy Clark, 69, of 512 Willow, died at 4:58 p.m. Wednesday at his daughter’s home in Kansas City Kansas. He had been ill for years. Services are set for 10 a.m. Saturday at Towner Chapel with Rev. Chester A. Hall officiating. burial in Canton Kansas. Born November 5, 1894 in LECOMPTON he came to Ottawa in 1935 and worked for Moffat Bakery. He married Lilly Mary Hedinger January 5, 1917 in Council Grove. Survived by his wife, daughter Mrs. Mercle Gilliland, three sons Eddie F. Clark Fort Worth Texas Arthur LeRoy Clark Kansas City and M Sgt James Paul Clark Frankfort Kansas. eight grandchildren four great grandchildren and one sister Mrs. Mercle Sproul Parsons.
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Marion L. Clark
Marion LeRoy Clark
Willow
Helen Green
Kansas City
Towner Chapel
Chester A. Hall
Canton
Kan
Lecompton
Ottawa
Moffat Bakery
Lilly Mary Hedinger
Council Grove
Presbyterian Church
Green
Mercle V. Gilliland
Clathe
Eddie F. Clark
Fort Worth
Tex
Arthur LeRoy Clark
James Paul Clark
Frankfort
Mercle Sproul
Parsons
Stop Light Lens Enlarged At Busy Intersection
Police Chief E. W. Flaherty reported to the city commission that an oversized 12 inch stop light lens was installed at the 7th and Main intersection three days ago. He said the larger lens is intended to curb what he called very expensive accidents, with average damage around $1,000 per crash.
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7Th
Main
E. W. Flaherty
City Commission
Flaherty
Police Court Records: Local Drivers Cited on Oct 1
George W. Starbuck 21 cited for no license and careless driving. forfeited 40 dollars after failing to appear. Howard W. Hartpence 17 cited Sept 30 for driving on wrong side. posted 25 dollar bond. pleaded innocent. trial Oct 29. Larry D. Lemon 24 cited for failing to yield. pleaded innocent. posted 25 dollar bond. trial Oct 29. John R. Morgan 23 forfeited 10 dollar bond on speeding. Mohammad A. Abolfazli 20 cited for red light. forfeited 25 dollar bond. Jeffrey A. Smith 21 Ottawa University student cited for riding on the dike. pleaded guilty. fined 15. Jerome E. Cohn 18 Springfield Ill student. forfeited 10 on speeding. William L. Smith 17 charged with careless driving. pled guilty. fined 15.
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George W. Starbuck
S. Elm
Howard W. Hartpence
Hartpence
Larry D Lemon
Cherry
John R. Morgan
N. Sycamore
Mohammad A. Abolfazli
E Madison
Jeffrey A. Smith
Ottawa University
Forest Park
Jerome E. Cohn
Springfield
Ill
William L Smith
Cleveland
Mrs Ella P Foust dies at 92 in Humboldt Kansas
Mrs Ella P Foust 92 of 622 Maple Humboldt died at 4 55 pm Wednesday at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a several days illness A service is set for 10 30 am Friday at Dengel and Son Mortuary led by Rev Ned M Roberts A 2 pm Friday service follows at Hum boldt Christian Church where she was a member Burial will be in Mt Hope Cemetery Humboldt She was born August 10 1872 in Altamont Illinois and lived in Kansas since age seven Married April 30 1889 at Big Bend Kansas to James Foust who died December 2 1923 A member of the Daughters of the American Revolution and Bonus Lodge No 305 Rebekahs She worked as a practical nurse at Humboldt Hospital and moved to Ottawa nine years ago to live with her daughter Mrs Harry E Lidikay Surviving are Mrs Lidikay a granddaughter Mrs Leon Smith of Arkansas City two sisters Mrs Minnie Mason and Mrs Rose Fields both of Bentonville Arkansas and a brother Charles Perry of Wyoming
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Ella P. Foust
Maple
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Ned M. Roberts
Hum.boldt Christian Church
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Hum
Boldt
Mrs. Foust
Altamont
Ill
Kansas
Big Bend
Kan
James Foust
Daughters of the American Revolution
Bonus Lodge No. 305
Rebekahs
Humboldt Hospital
Ottawa
Harry E. Lidikay
Lidie Kay
Leon Smith
Arkansas City
Minnie Mason
Rose Fields
Bentonville
Ark
Charles Perry
Wyoming
Foust
Ned Roberts
Christian Church of
Humboldt
Hope Cemetery
Hospital Admits and Discharges List Daily Notes
Admissions include Mrs Stella Lane of Pomona Mrs Esther Smith at 529 N Main Mrs Mae Elder of Cedar House Nursing Home Linda Kimball of Princeton Mrs Pete Geller 616 N Oak Larry Crawford Wellsville Kenneth Harrington Jr RFD 3 Mrs James Ferguson 615 Logan and patient Thursday Dismissals list Mrs Lauren Gaddis RFD 2 Mrs Charles Christy and baby son Wellsville Wednesday Connie Warnock 1420 S Cedar Leland Logan 115 Maple Mrs Larry Ferguson and baby daughter 835 Tremont Thomas A Seaton 634 S Sycamore Thursday
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Stella Lane
Pomona
Esther Smith
N. Main
Mae Elder
Cedar House Nursing Home
Linda Kimball
Princeton
Pete Geller
N. Oak
Larry Crawford
Wellsville
Kenneth Harrington Jr
RFD
James Ferguson
Logan
Lauren Gaddis
Charles Christy
Connie Warnock
Cedar
Leland Logan
Maple
Larry Ferguson
Tremont
Thomas A. Seaton
Sycamore
Lone Girl Among 2500 Cadets at Purdue ROTC
Sharon Rae Wilson, a red haired freshman from Madison Indiana, is the only female in Purdue University's 2500 member Air Force ROTC. She notes the enrollment balance resembles her engineering class. Captain Rex Bull says she will not advance to advanced ROTC but will continue classroom work. He praises her as personable and levelheaded.
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Lafayette
Ind
Sharon Rae Wilson
Purdue University
Air Force
Madison
Sharon
Rex Bull
Avery backs sales tax plan for education funding
Republican governor candidate William Avery told Wichita State students and faculty he backs no special interest compromise and opposes ranking institutions by quality. He favors a half cent sales tax to fund expanded education aid if the legislature approves a foundation plan, and criticizes severance or gross earnings taxes. Democratic rival Harry Wiles planned a similar campus appearance for October 9.
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Wichita
William Avery
Wichita State University
Kansas
Avery
Harry G. Wiles
Three Ottawa Men Charged For Forgery And Checks
Three Ottawa men Ralph Ybarra Clyde Moten and Madison Stein were charged in County Court with forgery and passing forged checks. Ybarra facing two forgery counts, Moten three counts, all pled for preliminary hearings with set dates in October bond $1000 each. Police investigate 63 missing checks from Anderson and Byrd with seven allegedly passed by the defendants and six others tied to the case. Forged checks of 30 dollars drawn on Kansas State Bank were used at Waymire Food Market The Clover Farm Store and Pete's Skelly Service.
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Ottawa
Ralph Ybarra
S. Walnut
Clyde Junior Moten
S. Poplar
Madison Stein
S. Oak
Ybarra
Moten
Anderson and
Byrd
Stein
Kansas State Bank
Waymire Food Market
Clover Farm
Pete’s Skelly Service
Fire Hydrant Damaged in Corner Collision
A fire hydrant was damaged today at the northwest corner of First and Main streets about 9 a.m. George E. Rinehart, 60, driver for Freight Ways Inc. of Kansas City, Mo., said he cut across the corner to avoid another vehicle. The right front outside trailer tire of the 1963 GMC truck was damaged, estimated at $90.
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First
Main Streets
George E. Rinehart
Freight Ways Inc
Kansas City
Rinehart
G.M.C
Walker Sues Kansas City Over 1962 Campus Riot Reports
Edwin A. Walker a resigned major general sues the Kansas City Star and the Associated Press for 500000 in damages in Jackson County Circuit Court. The libel suit cites AP reports from Oxford Mississippi and Star stories in fall 1962 about Walker on the University of Mississippi campus during rioting after a Negro student enrolled. Two men were killed in the unrest.
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Kansas City
Edwin A. Walker
Army
Jackson County
Kansas City Star
Associated Press
Oxford
Miss
Star
Walker
University of Mississippi
Local Man to Indiana for Burch Plow Works meeting
Arthur J. Dennis of 315 Wilson will travel to Evansville Indiana next week to attend the annual national sales meeting of Burch Plow Works Inc manufactures of farm equipment. He will join a series of meetings conducted by Burch officials and tour the site of the new 1 700 000 dollar plant under construction at Evansville.
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Arthur J. Dennis
Wilson
Evansville
Ind
Burch Plow Works, Inc
Dennis
Burch
Stocker and Feeder Sale and Household Goods Auction
Franklin County sale dates list livestock events and household goods auctions in Ottawa and nearby towns. Items include Oct 5 stocker sale at Franklin Co Sale Barn and Oct 7 household goods sale for Mrs L W Seright, plus weekly Printy and Son auctions in Ottawa and Overbrook livestock sales on Wednesdays. Harold Stewart contact included.
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Franklin Co
Ottawa
L. W. Seright
South Main
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
N. Main
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Russell Gorton
Veterans Administration Hospital
Topeka
Franklin County
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Roscoe L. Leach
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Assembly of God Church
13Th and Mulberry
Leach
Holland
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
C.F. Hall
Don White
Citizens Committee
Pol. Adv
John Carrara
Calvary
Baptist Church
W. 7Th
Carrara
Fairview
N. J
Ellis
Ann ‘Ilene English
8. G. English
Uni of
Redlands
Charles
Eddie) Davidson
L. C. Davidson
S. Sycamore
Tau Kappa Epsilon
University of Kansas
Ottawa Garden Club
First Methodist Church
B. Smith Haworth
Bill Wheeler
Clyde Johnson
Ottawa Police Department
North Baptist Church
Lamb
Ay Ai Aoe
Lee An
Louis Lengel
Jon Mortuary
Indiana
Jack Nelson
Pomona Kan
Overbrook
Harold Stewart
Wayne Angell
Joe Ferns
Ed Wertz
Wil
Hamsburg
Tancred Commandery No. K. T
Carlos J. Pence
E. C
Gerald B. Harford
Bernhardt
C.o Daily News
N. Olathe
Crowell Cafe
General Services 29
Carter
Gene Powell
Standard Rendering Co
Ottawa Herald
Curtisss Candy Co
Earl Huston
Regis Yorkshire Boars
Burke Admiral
Bauck Bros
E. Vassar
John Deere Trac
Jim Rhodes
Rantoy
Iola
Homer G
Tice
Arza Fogle
Williamsburg
Budge
Golden Star
Davis
S. Cedar
North
Oene
Gomttes
Lee Malotts
Sar Berens
Coronado
Freezer
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