Community notices and sales ads in a Kansas City paper
A collage of items from a local issue including hospital note for Jim Warnock of Cedar and Cedar cabinet sale details. Also listings for a Navy training mission aboard USS Coral Sea off California, various yard and garage sale notices, a theft report from Doris Swallow, and event details for a Saturday dance by the Eagles.
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Jim Warnock
Cedar
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Marvin R. Zielsdorf
USN
George ES "Zielsdorf
S07
S. Cherry
California
Uss
Coral ‘Sea
Pacific
Local Market Update Amid Mixed Grains and Dairy Prices
Market notes show soybeans at 2.57 and shelled corn around 6.00 with other grains like wheat and oats cited in brief figures. Dairy fat butterfat sits near 0.47, while barley and Milo appear with sparse figures, and several garbled terms indicate data corruption.
Kansas City market report heavy with livestock and eggs
KC Markets KC Kansas City AP reports consumer egg prices for large medium and small sizes plus wholesale eggs and 80 percent eggs. Cattle and calves show steady classes with slaughter steers 22.85 and calves 15.50 to 17.50. Hogs down 25-50 cents. barrows gilts and sows with varied prices across weight ranges. Sheep steady with lamb prices from 19.75 to 21.50, feeders 15.00 to 17.00. Replacement cattle sale receipts 4,000. Hereford top 26.80, other bids 21.20 to 23.40. feeders 18.10 to 20.60. SELL TT Rent It trade it Herald Classified Ads Phone CH 2-4700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Caittle
Police Court Docket Covers Dozens Of Speeding And Drunk Cases
Ottawa court records list Norman Barnes Dodge Jr and others cited for speeding and careless driving with bonds or fines. Several defendants pleaded innocent with trials set for Oct 22 or Oct 29. Names include Earl Pointer Harold Montgomery Evelyn Bennett Harold Hughes Prince Timmons Jr Monford Spriggs Arthur Hook Willie Griffin Melvin Lowman Glen Shepard Alonzo Hendrickson Nancy Hewitt Charles Fabert Robert Christie Donnie Downey Clifford Turner Lavernon Lohman Jack Finch Floyd Dusay and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Barnes Dodge Jr
Ottawa University
New York
Earl R. Pointer
Maple
Harold C. Montgomery
S. Poplar
Evelyn K. Bennett
N. Oak
Harold Hughes
Ottawa
Arthur Hook
Pomona
Willie G. Griffin
Garnett
Melvin L. Lowman
Lebo
Glen A. Shepard
S. Elm
Alonzo A. Hendrickson
Nancy S. Hewitt
College
Charles D. Fabert Jr
Williamsburg
Robert A. Christie
Baldwin
Donnie Roger Downey
Clifford Wayne Turner
Lavernon Lohman
Ottawa Rfd
Jack W. Finch
Floyd E. Dusay
Funeral services for Ole A Pederson
Funeral services for Ole A Pederson who died October 2 were held October 6 at Towner Chapel with Rev Gerald Snell officiating Pallbearers included Bill Pickett Fred Pickett Roy Hermreck Maynard Askins Charles Edwards and Charles Thompson Don Lunger sang hymns with Mrs J M Kilgore accompanying Burial was in Princeton Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole A
Pederson
Ole A. Pederson
Towner Chapel
Gerald Snell
Bill Pickett
Fred Pickett
Roy Hermreck
Maynard Askins
Charles Edwards
Charles Thompson
Don Lunger
J. M. Kilgore
Princeton Cemetery
Deaths Ned Berl Mundy 48 Ottawa native dies in hospital
Ned Berl Mundy 48 died at 1 50 pm Wednesday in Ransom Memorial Hospital. A World War II veteran born May 1 1916 in Ottawa he was a lifelong Franklin County resident. Services set for 2 pm Saturday at Towner Chapel. He was the son of Joseph and Denia Mundy. Survived by two brothers Ralph Mundy and Joe Mundy and two sisters Mildred Howe and Virginia Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Berl Mundy
W. 1St
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Towner Chapel
Ottawa
Franklin County
Joseph
Denia Mundy
Ralph Mundy
N. Locust
Joe Mundy
Hickory
Mildred Howe
Topeka
Virginia Matthews
Detroit
Mich
Mavity Elected Board President Ottawa Boys Club Board Named
Fourteen people named to the Ottawa Boys Club board of directors. Charles Mavity is president with Dean Coe as first vice president and Larry Walburn as second vice president. Mrs. Tom Gleason serves as secretary and Dr. Don Bouska as treasurer. Other members include Mrs. Howard Henderson Mrs. Bill Wright Bruce Spears R. L. Pinet Bob Howell Art Miller Richard Smay Gene Price and Dr. Sam Lyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Boys’ Club
Charles Mavity
Dean Coe
Larry Walburn
Tom Gleason
Don Bouska
Howard Henderson
Bill Wright
Bruce Spears
R. L. Pinet
Bob Howell
Art Miller
Richard Smay
Gene Price
Sam Lyman
One Injured After Scooter Crash at Local Intersection
Loren McCurdy a 31 year old from Lin coln suffered minor injuries today when his motor scooter struck a car at the Third and Hickory intersection. He was treated at Ransom Memorial Hospital. The car driver A G Madison aged 80 of Hickory was not injured. McCurdy was moving north on Hickory while Madison traveled west on Third when the collision occurred. Neither vehicle sustained significant damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren McCurdy
Lincoln
Third
Hickory
McCurdy
Ransom Memorial Hospital
A. G. Madison
Madison
New Members In Hawkins Grange Ceremony
Hawkins Grange welcomed Mr and Mrs Max Bechtle Sally and Bob Bechtle into membership at the Wednesday meeting. William Rice reported on a visit by about 25 to 30 Ottawa University students to the Indian Cemetery, burial place of Tony Jones a school founder. The group included an Indian from Arizona and one from Montana. Fifteen adults and seven children attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins Grange
Max Bechtle
Sally
Bobby Bechtle
William Rice
Ottawa University
Tony Jones
Arizona
Montana
Defense calls for 7800 draftees in December
Washington AP reports the Defense Department issued a call for 7,800 men to be drafted in December, 800 fewer than the 8,600 drafted in November. All draftees will be assigned to the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Army
Sister City Banquet Plans Issued for Ottawa Oxeland
Tickets go on sale Oct 21 for the Nov 16 Sister City Banquet at Ottawa University celebrating Ottawa Oxeland Sweden relations. PIP members sell tickets, Briscoe's Drug Store also carries them, with a Nov 10 reservation deadline. Jill Duncan, a goodwill ambassador, will share Oxeland experiences after the program. A Swedish government representative may attend. dinner by OU home economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
P IP
Briscoe’s
Jill Duncan
Good Will
Oxeland
Local Farm and Livestock Auctions Calendar for Ottawa Area
Ottawa and Franklin County auction listings include Myers Bros sales every Saturday on Highway 59 Overbrook dates October 12 14 19 22 at Farm and Franklin County Sale Barn Brethren Church sale in Ottawa Stocker and Feeder Sale and various community auctions at Printy’s House 1136 N Main Ottawa Overbrook Livestock Sale Council Grove Livestock Auction and other notices with times locations and contact hints for buyers and sellers
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Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Ottawa Rfd
Franklin County Sale Company
North
Ottawa
Ivan Snyder
Overbrook
Jesse W. Deay
Baldwin
Franklin County
Brethren Church
9Th and
Main
Kansas
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
N. Main
Sack Nelson
Pomona Kan
Council Grove
Harold Stewart
Dog hauler arraigned over cruelty to animals
W W Huffstutter of Berryton faced county court on cruelty charges and pleaded guilty. A two tier pick up was seen north on Main filled with dogs. Huffstutter said 13 dogs were bought from Fort Scott for $1 each and others at a Kansas sale. Fort Scott confirmed the sale origin. Most dogs were confiscated and turned to Franklin County Humane Society. four remain. Some dogs are diseased and to be disposed of. Huffstutter runs Poor Boy Kennels. A highway patrolman cited him for no animal transport permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. Huffstutter
Berryton
Flaherty
Huffstutter
Fort Scott
Kansas
Huffstutler
Franklin County Humane Society
Society
The
Humane Society
Ottawa
North Baptist Church
Wilson and
Oak
Lincoln School
Massasoit
Franklin County Court House
Carnegie Free Library
5Th
Main
First Christian Church
Hickory
Walnut
Grace Episcopal Church
Eugene Field School
Tremont
Kansas Loan Co
Tecumseh
Garfield School
12Th
College
Church of the Brethren
9Th
5Th and Main
Ottawa voter registration and bond election notices 1964
The notice details October registration hours from October 19 to 23 for Ottawa Kansas voters, eligibility requirements, and re registration rules. It also announces a November 3 1964 special election for Ottawa School District No 30 bonds of 1 180 000 to fund a new high school building and site improvements with polling places listed and the mayor's attested proclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas
State of
Said City
Donald R. Capper
Board OF Education
Franklin County
City of
Ottawa Herald
Otaetawa
Charles Williamson
G. S. Kan
City of Ottawa
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Sack K
Runne Sale
Job
S. Oak
Tang
MEE Ac
McNess Dealer
Sycamore
Acme
Rum
Sale
Tol
Adv
Willow Lane
Doris Swallow
Atten
Eagles
Bobby Brockus
Bard
Wellsville
Roy Moss
Dale Higbie
Bobby Good
Darrell Flynn
Larry Good
Jimmy Coughenour
Terry Good
Gary Lawrenz
Gary Davenport
Butch Bazil
Bill Jones
Greg Barnett
Ronnie O’connor
David Warren
Ronnie Bloss
Steve Growing
Ricky O’neil
Ricky Lambert
Don Davenport
Herald
Prince Timmons Jr
Hamblin
Monford L. Spriggs
Parsons
Mavity
Board President
Ry Raoe
Harness
Anna P. Harness
Hope Cemetery
Jon Lengel
Fo Hedy
Sister City
Sweden
To People Organization
OU Home Economics Department
Ase
Myers Bros
Red Flaherty
Highway
Harold Bennett
Legals
Myron S
Jack’’ Steere
Pol. Adv
City
Wayne Angell
Joe Ferns
East Pomona
Blue Homelite
Law
Call
Angus
Fischer Bro
White Shrine
White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Ly. Blane
Alice Maxwell
H. P. Lanah Cameron
Karen ‘Tice’’ Weems
Spring Hill
Kaw
Joe Morrison
Ferris
Royal Manor
Wen & Women
Ferris Thurs
General Services
Ralph Shaffer
Homewood
Owen Heidner
Richter
Holstein Springer
Phil King
Lee Carter
Gene Powell
Standard Rendering Co
Ironings
Oil Well Service Cc
Central Oil Co, Inc
Kan
Lawrence
Baers Klean Air Service
Bob Baer
Rodco Seed Wheat
W. Hink
Misc
Necchi
Budge
U.K
Golden Star
Davis
Siegler
White
Court House
Sol Dy Yoo
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