Local notes from Ottawa and Wellsville and area
Short briefs note Harold Fine completing courses in Neosho Missouri and ongoing study. Pomona player Wayne Moses treated and released after injury in Pomona Williamsburg game. Karyl Higbie and Nancy Hewitt attend American Royal 4 H conference as delegates. Big Yard Sale scheduled at 601 S Cherry. Randy Kneedler treated after cutting hand on tin can. Mrs Leroy Pearson at KU Medical Center for tests. Wellsville Rebekahs host clothing sale Oct 21. Dance event at Eagles Club advertised. Garage Sale details list 518 W 7th. Paul and Leita Stephens among 179 students at Miltonvale Wesleyan College and Academy. Melanie Phares noted as pre-mess student at Pittsburg State University and chosen for student union advisory board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melanie Phares
Pittsburg State College
Sen
Harold Phares
Local Market Prices List for Grains and Butterfat
Market notes show soybeans, wheat, milo, shelled corn and ear corn with prices. Butterfat stands at 4 percent. Barley, oats and rye are listed with figures, though some values are unclear.
Kansas City Market Report Cattle and Hogs Mixed Results
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports cattle prices mixed from last week with steers and heifers down 25, cows down 25, calves weak, feeders 50 lower. good to choice steers 20.00-25.25, heifers 19.00-24.00, cows 11.75-13.50, calves 15.50-18.00, feeders 17.00-25.50. Lambs 50 lower, ewes steady, hogs barrows 50 lower, sows 50-75 lower with barrow gilts 14.00-15.75 and sows 12.50-14.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Police Court Roundup from Local Streets
Police reports list Charlene F. Williams aged 20 of 627 S Cedar arrested for permitting an unauthorized person to operate a motor vehicle. Roy B. Franks aged 17 of 534 S Maple cited for driving without a valid license. Charles E. Henry aged 23 of 1126 N Cedar arrested for speeding 42 in a 30 mph zone on S Main. William E. Foster aged 18 of Ottawa RFD 1 cited for speeding 40 in a 30 mph zone on 8 Main. Fred Lawrance aged 81 of 946 S Locust cited for failing to yield right of way. Gerald E. Reed aged 17 of Ottawa RFD 2 cited for careless and inattentive driving at Fifth and Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlene F. Williams
S. Cedar
Roy B. Franks
S. Maple
Charles E. Henry
N. Cedar
S, Main
William E. Foster
Ottawa
Main
Fred Lawrance
Gerald E. Reed
Fifth
Main Streets
Local Nurse Beulah Roberts in Satisfactory Condition
Mrs Beulah Roberts 56 head nurse at Ransom Memorial Hospital was reported in satisfactory condition at a Kansas City hospital after suffering a fractured pelvis in a Wednesday night car crash six miles south of Ottawa Details say the accident near her farm home involved a second vehicle driven by Jack Nichols 30 of Richmond with Nichols suffering cuts and bruises and later released from hospital Roberts was admitted to Ransom Memorial transferred to Research Hospital in Kansas City and the Highway Patrol investigated the incident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Roberts
Ranesom Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Jack Nichols
Richmond
Roberts
Carry All Hits Car in US 50 Collision Near Ottawa
A two car crash at 7:35 p.m. Friday two miles west of Ottawa on US 50 involved a 1955 Chevrolet driven by 19 year old Michael J. Tull of Overland Park and a 1963 International Carry-All driven by 26 year old William C. Turner of Overland Park. Tull and passenger Michael J. Walsh, 19, Leawood, suffered minor bruises and lacerations. Walsh was treated and released. Turner was uninjured. Turner cited for failing to yield right of way. Damage estimated at 500 to the Chevrolet and 350 to the Carry-All.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Machael J. Tull
Overland Park
Tull
Michael J. Walsh
Leawood
Walsh
Ransom Memorial Hospital
William C. Turner
Turner
Funeral Services for Mrs Blanche Belle Tucker
Funeral services for Mrs Blanche Belle Tucker were held at 2 p.m. on October 16 at Towners Funeral Chapel with burial in Oak Wood Cemetery Baldwin. Rev R B Shoemaker officiated. Casketbearers included Ross Porter Gary Norris Don Bloomer Harley Tucker Leo Blackstone and Alvin Hinderliter. Mrs J M Kilgore was organist Wes James sang and offered scripture and prayer. Charles A Hobbs Dies at Ransom Memorial Hospital in Le Loup born January 23 1890 married Myrtle Hathow ODea survived by stepsons Tom ODea Kenneth Pat ODea and Audrey Car Penter. Charles Hobbs was a member of Rantoul Community Presbyterian Church Modern Woodmen of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche B
Tucker
Blanche Belle Tucker
Towner
Oak Wood
Baldwin
R. B. Shoemaker
Ross Porter
Gary Norris
Don Bloomer
Harley Tucker
Leo Blackstone
Alvin Hinderliter
J. M. Kilgore
Wes James
Charles A, Hobbs
Charles A. Hobbs
N. Poplar
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Towner’s Chapel
Hobbs
le Loup
Myrtle Haworth O'Dea
Rantoul Community Presbyterian Church
Woodmen of America
Tom O'Dea
RFD
Kenneth Pat O'Dea
Wellsville
Audrey Car. Penter
Oak
Marriage Licenses for Vaughn and Valdepena in Kansas City
Robert Leonard Vaughn aged 21 and Betty Valdepena aged 21, both of Kansas City Missouri, are listed as obtaining marriage licenses. Records show the couple filed the documents in the county clerk’s office for a standard city marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Leonard Vaughn
Kansas City, Mo
Betty Valdepena
Accident injures Gregg family near Ottawa
A one car crash two miles east of Ottawa at K68 and 135 left rear tire blew out, sending the Gregg family vehicle into railing. Mrs Geneva M Gregg 25, Alfred L Gregg 27, and Julie Gregg 5 were treated and released from Ransom Memorial Hospital. Randy Gregg 3 was uninjured. A passing motorist offered to call an ambulance, which arrived at 3 56 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Geneva M. Gregg
Alfred L. Gregg
Julie Gregg
Randy Gregg
Kansas City
Gregg
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Auto Hits School Bus in Moran Area
A car plowed into the rear of Moran Rural High School bus on US-59 near Mildred Kansas injuring three students Susie Norman Norma Colgin and Steve Stewart. The bus had its blinker lights on as it stopped for two students en route to a football game. The driver Mrs George Yeager was hospitalized and the incident occurred at 6 30 P M Friday. Damage to the bus was about 600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moran
George
Garnett
Us-59
Mildred
Kan
Susie Norman
Fort Scott
Norma Colgin
Steve Stewart
Highway Patrol
Jerry Wobbler
Mound City
Yeager
Skelly Oil money case recovered in district court
A district court judgment for the plaintiff in the Skelly Oil Company Inc vs O M Mulcahey case amounts to $388,538 with 6 percent interest from Sept 22 1964. A separate recovery in Dorothy C Garrett vs Robert D Murphy totals $1,022.94 with a Feb 25 1961 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skelly Oil Company, Inc
O. M. Mulcahey
Friesday
Dorothy C. Garrett
Robert D. Murphy
Divorce Granted in Ottawa Court Custody Awarded
County Court Clyde Owen Green of Ottawa was granted a divorce from Gayle Green. Mrs Green received custody of the minor children. Ruth S Indall, 46, of 332 Ash, Ottawa, was arrested one mile east on K68 for disobeying a stop sign. fined $5 and costs. John T Keenan, 56, of 916 N Cherry, Ottawa, cited Oct 15 on Ke68 for disobeying a stop sign. fined $5 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Owen Green
Ottawa
Gayle
Green
Deaths LEO DYER 73 Dies at Baldwin Home
Leo Dyer 73 of Baldwin died Oct 16 at home after a long career as a stockman and farmer. He married Nettie May Merchant Dyer in 1913 at Edgerton. Survived by wife, daughter Vista Smith, two sons James and Richard, a brother, ten grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and one predeceased son Robert. Services 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Catholic Church Baldwin with Oakwood Cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Dyer
Baldwin
Dyer
Douglas County
Nettie May Merchant Dyer
Edgerton
Vista Smith
St. Clair
James L. Dyer
Richard H. Dyer
Western Springs
Walter L. Dyer
Robert M. Dyer
Oakwood Cemetery
Rare Blood Sped Here
The Highway Patrol arranged a rapid delivery of a rare type Renegative blood for Mrs. C. O. Riddle of Franklin County who suffered a gastric ulcer bleed Friday night. Troopers secured three pints from the community blood bank. two were given to Mrs. Riddle and one kept in reserve at Ransom Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Patrol
Franklin County
C. O. Riddle
RFD 4
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Community Blood Bank
Extension To Meet Oct 20 For Pomona Township Council
The election meeting for three persons to serve on the Franklin County Agricultural Extension Council will be held for Pomona township at 8 p.m. Oct. 20 at Pomona High School. Community members will furnish program numbers. Present council members are Liomal Shaw Agriculture Mrs. Clifford Fritts Home Economics and Mrs. Kenneth Sleichter 4 H. Shaw is completing two terms and is not eligible for re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franks Lin County Agricultural Extension Council
Pomona Township
Pomona High School
4.H
Liomal Shaw
Clifford Fritts
Kenneth Sleichter
H. Shaw
Tip Winner Virgil Smith Garners Weekly Herald Prize
Virgil Smith of 1123 S Main won the $5 Herald tip contest for his accident report. The other tipster was Mrs Laurence Wightman of 723 E 6th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Smith
S. Main
Herald News
Laurence Wightman
Ottawa area farm and livestock sale notices and sheriff sale
Classified notices list weekly farm and livestock auctions in Franklin County Kansas with dates from Oct 1 to Oct 28 plus two sheriff sale notices. Items include Stocker and Feeder Sale at North Ottawa Highway 59 Oct 1, various household goods and dairy sales near Ottawa and nearby towns, and a real estate foreclosure sale by Ottawa Savings and Loan Association scheduled November 12 1964 for property in Baldwin and Taylor Addition Ottawa. Also listings for community auctions in Printy Auction House and Pomona Council Grove Livestock Auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Ottawa Rfd
Franklin County Sale Company
Ottawa
Franklin County
Brethren Church
Kansas
Hattie V
Homewood
Harold Stewart
Lidwina Korbe
Waverly
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
Auctior
Main
N. Main
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kan
Council Grove
District Court
County of
Franklin
State of Kansas
Ottawa Savings and Loan Association of
Kenneth E. Hollon
Patsy Annette Hollon
City of
State of
Towil
Baldwin and Taylor
Ottawa Savings and Loan Association
Orchard Heights
Pomona Kansas Bank Legal Summary October 1 1964
Financial statement for Pomona Kansas bank shows totals for assets and liabilities as of October 1 1964. Includes demand deposits time deposits and government and state deposits with detailed figures and capital accounts. Directors listed as John F Hudelson Baxter Nicholas V Hudelson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Eecceseees
John F
Hudelson
Baxter Nicholas V
Hudelson Directors
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Harold William Fine
S. Cherry
Water and Sewage Technical School
Neosho
Ellis
Wayne Moses
John Moses
Karyl Higbie
Edwin Higbie
SHAFF
Wellseville
Nancy Hewitt
Richard Hewitt
Randy Kneedler
Melvin Kneedler
S. Sycamore
Douglas Bros
Leroy Pearson
Princeton
K.U. Medical Center
Wellsville Rebekahs
Ottawa Memorial
Dary Barkdoll
Eagles Club
W. 7Th
Paul and
Leita Stephens
Miltonvale Wesleyan College
Miltonvale
Kaw
Police News
Ottawa Herald
Bruce Prentice
Mike Floyd
Steve Hinton
Ray Anderson
Donald Marconette
Nichols
Tip
Joe Ferns
Winton A. Winter
First National Bank Bldg
Ottawa, Kansas
Plaintiff
American Savings Association of
Topeka
City Homes Savings Association
Paul S. Wiard
Clara A. Wiard
Legals
Citizens State Bank
Owea Eeee
Tere
Eee
Wayne Angell
Pol. Adv
Myron S
Jack
Steere, Pol
Adv
Retta
Order of True Kindred
Pauline Todd
W. C. Marie Raffelock
Wantland's Cleaners
Jaycee
West 2Nd
Neal B. Baxter
Neal B, Baxter
County of Franklin
W. W. Clevenger
Karen
Tice
Lawrence
P. O
Moslander
Lawrence Tues
Emmons
Branch Mer
Esther Wanmer
Troost
Key Co
General Services
Gene Powell
Lee Carter
Standard Rendering Co
Callect
Sears Roebuck and Co
Baers Klean
Bob Baer
Joe Blake
Ferrer
Owen Heldner
Richter
Helfer
Phil King
Angus Bull
Oscar Turner
Mon
Wea
Stare
Williamsburg
Misc
OK Discount
Cownrr
Cnee
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