Community News Briefs Highlight Local Events
Eugene Field PTA meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium to discuss the coming school bond issue with Marvin P Forker and board members. Church related fundraisers and political ads appear, including a Goldwater Miller appeal and multiple sales from Oct 20 to Oct 28 with various venues such as the Church of the Brethren and Ottawa Memorial Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Field
PTA
Marvin P. Forker
Hospital Notes Admits and Births Chronicle Local Patients
Admissions list includes Terry Wayne Priddy at 808 Ham blin Friday and Mrs Sadie Funk at 507 W 9th, plus Mrs Charles O Riddle, Mrs Lucy Bellis, Charles Hobbs, and Mrs Catherine Melchert with cases noted Saturday and Sunday births reported for George Kramer and Wrenn couples with newborns and weights. Dismissals mention Mrs Mae Elder to Cedar House Friday and several others including Mrs Sadie Funk and Charles Riddle along with Fred Mealman Louis Fundis Kenneth Johnson and others by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Wayne Priddy
Hamblin
Sadie Funk
Charles
Riddle
Lucy Bellis
Charles Hobbs
Poplar
Catherine Melchert
Princeton
George Kramer
Willow
Lynn Wrenn
Paul E
Persinger
Baldwin
Mae Elder
Cedar House
Charles Riddle
RFD
Fred Mealman
Hickory
Louis Fundis
Kenneth Johnson
Rantoul
William McDaniel
Michigan Valley
County court arraigns trio in unlawful co habitation case
Rose Marie Black 19 of Princeton and Arthur Woods 31 of Princeton appeared in county court on October 14 and pleaded innocent to unlawful co habitation. Bond set at 500 each. both posted. Trial scheduled for October 21. Also listed: Harold Bethell cited for no license. Ernest Klooz cited for driving on left of center line and fined. Jack Green cited for speeding. Donald Hull cited for open bottle and fined. Milton Mondaine cited for local registration radius violation and fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Marie Black
Princeton
Arthur Woods
Miss Black
Woods
Harold G. Bethell
Quenemo
Ottawa
Ernest Klooz
Lawrence
Klooz
Jack W. Green
Paola
Zona
Green
Donald E. Hull
Hull
Milton C. Mondaine
Kan
Sas City
Wellsville
Mondaine
Deaths in Ottawa and Quenemo areas feature Pearce Barbee Ermey
Edwin Iris Pearce 74 longtime Ottawa resident died at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness. services planned at Towner Chapel with burial in Highland Cemetery, American Legion rites to follow. Minnie D. Barbee 74 of Quenemo died yesterday afternoon at Ransom Memorial Hospital. services at Melvern Church of God with Alpine Cemetery burial. Ira Edward Ermey 64 of Phillipsburg, retired Santa Fe rail line worker, died in Phillipsburg Motel after an illness. survivors include wife two daughters two sons and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Iris Pearce
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Poplar Bluff
Alonzo and
Eliza Hook Pearce
Towner Chapel
Charles P. Knight
Highland Cemetery
Warren Black
American Legion
Heart Fund
Unity School of Christianity
Kansas City
A. L. Cook Landscape Company
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Lawrence
Mersal Sullivan
Drum and Bugle Corps
D. S. Spracley
Whittier
Calif
J. E. Pearce
Rolla
Raymond Pearce
Buena Park
Walter Leroy Pearce
Emporia
William Lantis
Albert Sink
C.G. Cartwright
Shidler
Okla
Minnie D. Barbee
Quenemo
Ransom Memorial
Pita
Barbee
Walnut
Ark
Osage County
Melvern Church of God
Alpine Cemetery
Samuel E. Barsbee
Ira Edward Ermey
Main
Santa Fe Railroad
Phillipsburg
Kaw
Washington
Chanute
Edward C
Addie Roderick Ermey
Bfrt Trainmen
Ethel A. Stout
F. C. Wise
Cypress
Will Strother
Beaumont
Tex
John Edward Ermey
Toppenish
Wash
Versal Lee Ermey
Zillah
Fred L. Ermey
Wapato
Everett C. Ermey
Funeral services for Nelson Willson in Garnett area
Nelson Willson 68 retired farmer and stockman of Garnett died October 14. Funeral services were October 16 at Farris Funeral Home Garnett. Burial followed in Garnett Cemetery. Survived by two daughters Phyllis and Clara Grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Willson
Garnett
Farris
Garenett
Phyllis
Clara Grace
Lull in Campaign Before Final Stretch Run
Washington report notes a temporary lull as President Johnson cancels Texas appearances for a radio TV address and meetings with lawmakers. Goldwater campaigns in Washington and Maryland while Miller rests in San Diego before San Francisco Bay area stops. Humphrey returns to Washington amid calls for World Court pressure on China. Nixon unveils a 13 state tour beginning in Syracuse. Bishop Spottswood cites NAACP turnout boosting about seven million new Black voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Texas
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Washington
Maryland
William E. Miller
New York
San Diego
San Francisco Bay Area
San Mateo
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Paign
Miami
Ardmore
Oklo
Humphrey
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Fla
China
France
Peking
Dean Burch
Goldwater
Burch
Red China
Richard M. Nixon
Syracuse
N.Y
Hartford
Stamford
Conn
Stephen Gill Spottswood
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
Virginia
NAACP
Newport News
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Personal Incomes Break Record
Washington AP reports personal income rose by 2.2 billion in September to a record annual rate of 497.1 billion, driven mainly by payroll increases totaling 1.8 billion. The period saw higher employment and rising hourly earnings, while nonpayroll income stayed flat. Dividends fell slightly as agricultural income rose, with disposable income up 5.4 billion for July-September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Office of Business Economics
Police News Cites Several Speeders in Main Street zone
Police report lists Donnie L. Harsh 37 of 617 N Cedar Jackie E Welborn 28 of 1226 S Main Omer C Zook 60 of 835 Olive Paul Clayton Hassler 20 of 424 S Walnut Alta S Hicks 48 of 620 N Sycamore and others cited for radar speeding in 20 mph zones along N Main and S Main in mid October Oct 17 18. Jansen of Lee Summit Mo cited for careless driving red light siren resisting arrest with bond posted Alfred Butler 18 Ottawa University student cited for speeding 42 in a 30 mph zone and Joe A Garrett 25 cited for illegal U turn at N Main door screen cut report filed"}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnie L. Harsh
N. Cedar
Ing
Jackie E. Welborn
Paul Clayton
Hassler
Walnut
N. Main
Alta S. Hicks
Sycamore
Herbert H. Jansen
Lee Summit
Jansen
Alfred Butler
Ottawa University
Clinton
S. Main
Butler
Joe A. Garrett
N.main
J. F. Jordan
Main
Wreck on N Hickory Causes Bus Damage
None Hurt In Wreck. Roy Berry Franks, 17, of 534 S Maple, driving a 1959 Dodge, said he accelerated and lost control hitting a guard rail then swerved and struck a parked 1948 Transit Coach Bus owned by Glenn Ainsworth at 3255S Cedar. Dodge total loss. bus left rear damaged. estimate 122.61. Franks cited for no valid license and reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory
Roy Berry Franks
S. Maple
Glenn Ainsworth
Franks
Marriage Licenses Issued for Ottawa Pair
Billy W. Huyett age 18 and Bobbie Jean Hogelin age 19 both of Ottawa obtained marriage licenses. The filing lists their ages and hometowns as Ottawa, confirming formalities for the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy W. Huyett
Ottawa
Bobbie Jean Hogelin
Building Permits Issued for Homes on Maple and Cherry
Building permits were issued for two residences: Eldon Sehnoke of 525 Maple received approval on October 13 to build a recreation room and attached garage at an estimated cost of 3000 dollars. Wiloma Babcock of 826 North Cherry got a permit on October 16 to construct a recreation room at an estimated cost of 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon Sehnoke
Maple
Wiloma Babcock
N. Cherry
Elks Duplicate Bridge results list Ottawa teams tied for first
Ottawa Elks host mixed pairs event with two first place finishes led by Helga Kursk and Marguerite Lagle with partners Dr John Thornburg and John Startzel. Mrs Robert Anderson and Kenneth McNabb take third, while Ottawa’s Mrs Richard Peters and Lou Brady top the local standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Elks
Helga Kursk
Lawerence
John Thornburg
Ottawa
Marguerite Lagle
John Startzel
Kansas City
Robert Anderson
Kenneth McNabb
Boicourt
Richard Peters
Lou Brady
Local sale listings and auction notices in Ottawa Kansas area
Howard 40 Ottawa RFD 4 Franklin County sale company every Saturday on Highway 59 North Ottawa. Oct 22 Brethren Church do nation sale 9th and Main Ottawa Kansas Oct 23 Hattie V McDaniel Household Goods Sale 750 South Locust Ottawa Kansas Oct 29 Donald Lee Smith Holstein Dairy Sale 9 miles SW of Ottawa on Highway 50 to Homewood 1 North to West Harold Stewart Home CH 2 4836 Oct 24 Mrs Lidwina Korbe farm sale machinery and cattle 2 miles north 4 1/2 West of Waverly Ks 12 30 p m Printy and Son Ben Printy Cap CH 2 1974 CH 2 1201 Community Auction every Tuesday 7 p m Printys Auction House 1136 N Main Ottawa Community Auction every Thursday House 1136 N Main Ottawa Jack Nelson Phone 566 3530 Pomona Kan Council Grove Livestock Auction Council Grove Every Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Ottawa
RFD
Franklin County Sale Company
Brethren Church
Main
Otetawa
Kansas
Hattie V. McDaniel
South Locust
Donald Lee Smith
Lidwina Korbe
Waverly
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
N. Main
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kan
Council Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
Church of the Brethren
Richmond
Franklin County
Goldwater-Miller
WIBW
Pol. Adv
Wellsville Rebekahs
Ottawa Memorial
Eliis
Police News
Elks
Louis Lengel
Son
Nertuoy
Ritage
Herald
Wayne Angell
Joe Ferns
Myron S&s
Jack” Steere
Retta
Order of True Kindred
Pauline Todd
W. C
Marie Raffelock
Union
Marie Donart
W. M
Vola Phillips
Secy
Ottawa Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Fred A
Gardner
Clarence E
Rea
U. 8
Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Ottawa Herald
IBM
Burroughs Ncr
Olive
St. Louis School
Automation
N. Grand
St. Louis
Ipland
Karen
Tice
Weems
Ambassador Motels, Inc
Dept
Allison Street
Denver
Colorado
Rawleigh
E. Franklin Co
Freeport
Moslander
Lawrence Tues
Jetter
Emmons
Branch
Mer
Esther Wanmer
Troost
K. C
General Services
Gene Powell
Carter
Standard Rendering Co
Callect
Sears Roebuck and Co
Baers Klean
Air Service
Bob Baer
Joe Blake
Gwen Heidner
Richter
Holestein Helfer
Phil King
Angus Bull
Oscar Turner
Misc
Budge’s
Seigler Natural
B.T.U
DuveTherm
Ford Tractor
U. &. Navy
Manila
Sac
U.K
Quin’s Furniture Opp
Court House
Cnet
Chesterfield Chase Mail
White's Furniture & Apps
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