Emergency treatment at Ransom Memorial Hospital
Brief notices list injuries to Bill Stauffer 14 of 1332 S Mulberry from a school football incident, Ottawa University student Jim Markos with a right shoulder injury, Gary Wayne Fitzgerald 1419 S Mulberry with a left forearm laceration, and Patrick James Parkin 15 of Williamsburg who cut his right foot on glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Bill Stauffer
S. Mulberry
Jim Markos
Ottawa University
Gary Wayne Fitzgerald
Patrick James Parkin
Williamsburg
Van Valkenburg Divorce Granted in Ottawa Court
District Court grants divorce to Jackee K Van Valkenburg, 24, Ottawa, from Dallas W Van Valkenburg, 23, Ottawa. Custody of their three children awarded to Mrs. Van Valkenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackee K
van Valkenburg
Ottawa
Dallas
Lion Broom Sale By Ottawa Lions Today and Thursday
The Ottawa Lions Club hosts a bus sale of products made by the blind from Third and Main. Fifty two items include brooms of all sizes brushes mops and mats among others. Chester Dine foundation manager notes 26 to 40 blind workers are employed. The Wichita Lions Club started the plant and it now operates for blind crafts in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottaswa Lions Club
Chester Dine
Caravan Maneager
Wichita Lions Club
Dine
Lions Clubs
Wichita Foundation
Food Chains Battle High Chicago Prices With Cuts
In the Chicago area major supermarkets led by Jewel Tea Co. slash prices on nonperishables in a bid to attract shoppers. Jewel reports 2327 items reduced with 10 to 20 percent cuts on staples while A P stores advertise many price reductions and a prize contest. Officials say the move is to give customers choice, not start a war, and suggests shelves will stay low as long as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Area
Jewel Tea Co
Midwestern
Jewel
Harry Beckner
Beckner
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Chiscago
Risky Cuba refugee ferry prompts public concern
Miami reports a deadly Cuba refugee voyage as 44 passengers vanish after a 24 foot boat capsized amid Hurricane Inez. Only captain Enrique Gonzalez survived, with four bodies recovered and one other passenger later dying. Gonzalez, on his eighth trip, says the voyage is chaotic and dangerous. Exiles describe high costs while operators claim no set fare, with some refugees paying in goods or cash as they try to reach Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Inez
Cuba
Florida Straits
Coast Guard
Enrique Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Juan
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births and Dismissals
Admissions list includes Mrs Roy Heckman and others from Sycamore Ottawa Pomona Princeton and Wellsville with several on Tuesday and Wednesday. Dismissals note Mrs William Sink and son on Wednesday. Births report Mr and Mrs Al Gardner Edgerton a son and Mr and Mrs James Lee Brookside Lane a daughter on Wednesday with stated weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Heckman
Sycamore
Carl Bloomer
Rantoul
Rhoda Simmons
Ottawa
Arthur N. Shibe
Pomona
Evan Lloyd
Princeton
Melvin Miller
S. Main
James Dale Davis
N. Oak
Judy Bulson
James L. Pool
Wellsville
William Sink
al Gardner
Edgerton
James Lee
Brookside Lane
Marine sergeant earns sixth Purple Heart in Viet Nam action
In a tenacious clash ten miles south of Chu Lai Marine Sgt Clovis Coffmann of Richmond Virginia and Cpl Alistair Livingston of Yorkshire faced a squad of Viet Cong. Coffmann stabbed a foe and both men held the line until helicopter evac arrived. Coffmann was wounded lightly and earned his sixth Purple Heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DA Nang
South Viet Nam
U.S
Chu Lai
Coffmann
Cpl
Alistair Livingston
Yorkshire
Korea
Viet Nam
Adult classes offered in reading blueprints and crafts
A slate of adult education courses is announced with weekly sessions over ten weeks. Welding, leathercraft, typing, photography, arts and crafts, millinery, personal clothing, public speaking, physical fitness for women and men, contract bridge, golf technique, and office machines are listed with days, times, fees, and instructors including Ronald Spencer, P R Jamison, Marie Girard, Joel Nordeen, Sharrell Howell, Amanda Rosenquist, Mary Strucker, Jane Feuerborn, Louise Burke, Don Kornhaus, Betty Anderson, and W P Shepard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Spencer
P. R. Jamison
Marie Girard
Joel Nordeen
Sharrell Howell
Pam
Amanda Rosenquist
Mary Strucker
Jane Feuerborn
Louise Burke
Don Kornhaus
Betty Andereson
W. P. Shepard
Funeral for William J. Butell
William J. Butell died October 9 and funeral services were held October 11 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Ottawa with Rev. Robert Burger officiating. Pallbearers included Leo J. Butell Eugene M. Butell Paul E. Willingham Dee Poindexter Kenneth R. Bell and Cletus E. Wiederholt. Burial followed at Mount Calvary Cemetery. The rosary was recited Monday evening at Lamb Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Butell
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Ottawa
Robert Burger
Leo J. Butell
Eugene M. Butell
Paul E. Willingham
Dee Poindexter
Kenneth R. Bell
Cletus E. Wiederholt
Mount Calvary
Lamb Funeral
Wellsville teen cited for reckless driving and no license
Ronald V Ferguson 18 of Wellsville was cited October 7 on Main Street for reckless driving and no valid license. He pleaded guilty to both charges and forfeited $60 plus court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald V. Ferguson
Wellsville
Main Street
Baldwin Man Pleads Guilty To Forgery and Jail Term
Thomas Amon Jackson, 18, pleaded guilty in County Court to forging a check for 206.52 dated August 24, 1966 drawn on Lawrence National Bank and endorsed by L. M. Mills and Darryl Bell. He was sentenced to 60 days in county jail, placed on one year probation, and ordered to pay court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Thomas Amon Jackeson
L. M. Mills
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence
Darryl Bell
Wellsville
Peoples National Bank
Ottawa
Larceny Case Continued in County Court
A grand larceny case against John A. Mielhaney of 511 N Hickory was continued until Oct 21 1966 at 2 pm in County Court. He is charged with willfully taking a 19 inch television worth 159.59 from Marion Nutt in mid April 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Albert Meelhaney
Hickory
Marion Nutt
Death of Mrs. Ethel N. Rice in Wellsville
Mrs. Ethel N. Rice, 68, Wellsville, died this morning at St. Luke's Hospital Kansas City after a cerebral hemorrhage. She was the wife of Jeff Rice and they lived on Wellsville RFD 1. Funeral arrangements are to be announced by Coughlin Funeral Home Wellsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel N. Rice
Wellseville
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Jeff Rice
Wellsville
Coughlin Funeral Home
Gamble To Give 28 B C Gamble Scholarships
Twenty eight B C Gamble Scholarship awards will be presented at the end of the 1966 67 school year to high school seniors showing salesmanship ability through programs or part time work and acceptable scholastic aptitude. Each scholarship is worth 350 dollars. Previous Ottawa winners include Bob Kohler who now attends Ottawa University and Donald Peters at Emporia State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Kohler
Ottawa
Ottawa High School
Ottawa University
Donald Peters
Emporia State
Fred Hermreck
Gamble
Dick Walker
Gamble-Skogmo
Notice of Hearing in W. H. Reams Estate Case No 11 604
In Franklin County probate court, Carl Reams petitions to determine descent of the Northwest Quarter of Section 9 Township 1 ½ Range 19 and all other property of W H Reams and Mary E Reams. Defenses must be filed by October 27, 1966 at 1 30 p.m. in Ottawa Kansas. Attorneys for petitioner are Anderson and Byrd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Kansas
Franklin County
Said
W. H. Reams
Mary BE
Reams
Carl Reams
Mary E. Reams
Ottawa
Kanesas
Building Permits Scheduled for Six Addresses
F M Coons seeks Oct 10 permit to add rooms to 1223 S Mulberry home owned by F M Coons with estimated cost 3500. L R Wilkinson applies Oct 10 to alter 701 N Main home owned by Mrs Rachel Williams at estimated cost 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Coons
S. Mulberry
L. R. Wilkinson
N. Main
Rachel Williams
KC Markets Kansas City Live Stock Report
KC Markets in Kansas City reports large egg prices unchanged butter steady cattle amounts and auction notes. Cattle 2,000 head calves 150 steers and heifers weak to 25 lower cows steady feeders for Thursday auction high good and choice steers 24.00 25.25 good and choice heifers 22.00 24.00 utility and commercial cows 17.00 18.00. Hogs 3,500 barrows and gilts 25 50 lower sows steady to 25 lower barrows and gilts 200 275 lb 21.50 22.00 sows 300 600 lb 19.25 21.00. Sheep 500 wooled lambs steady to 50 higher ewes steady to 25 lower wooled lambs 22.75 23.50 good and choice 22.00 21.75 ewes 5.25 6.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Per Word Want Ad Rates and Political Notices
Lee C Nichols Republican candidate for county commissioner asks vote support in November election. Joe Ferns Democratic candidate for sheriff asks vote support in November election. Political advertising text preserves the per word rate format and appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Shomber
Consgress
3Rd
Pol. Adv
Pere Lee C. Nichols
Joe Ferns
Auction Schedules for Kansas Towns and Prints House
The notice lists weekly sale events in Council Grove and Osage City with Saturday and Tuesday auctions. It mentions Printy and Son Ben Printy at Printy’s Auction House in Ottawa offering community auctions, household goods, and a 1 p.m. sale on October 15, owned by Mrs. M Holliday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kan
Council Grove
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
N. Main
Ottawa
Household Goods Printy’s Auction
Main
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Ottawa Gun Club
Julius R. Raffelock
Ottawa Herald
Ellis
Bill Vanderyvere
Independence, Co
Bie
Clovis Coffmann
Richemond
Gunny
Livingston
Jouis Denyl Son
Allen
Arnold R
Barney” Allen
Lamb
Charles P. Knight
Ine Terment
Higheland
Anderson & Byrd
Petitioner
First National Bank
Pet Supply Headquarters
PET Supplies
PET
Chamebers
Clyde Chambers
Topeka Journal
Capital
Ottawa Council
R&s. M
Millard Wren
Melvin Sellers
A.M
Raymond Stankard
H.P
White Shrine
Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem
Arlene Talbott
W.H.P. Lanah Cameron
W. S
Clifford R
Hobbs
E. C. Nicholas
Lane
Kaw
C. C. Burns
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
Martha Russell
Kristenson
East Wilson
Ivan Brown
Jim Brady
Harold Stewart Gen
Priney’s Auction House
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