Ottawa Briefs Highlight Drunk Driving and Court Pleas
Reading through Ottawa News Briefs, Dorothy Anderson of route 2 faces a North Main hearing for drunkenness in the 400 block. Police court cases involve blocking a driveway and a plea of guilty for a driveway obstruction. Various notices list fines, bonds, and jail admissions, plus local events, births, and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Anderson
North Main
Myron Steere
West 6Th
L. N. Speer
South Hickory
Jay Ellis
R. Tnd
Sii
Walfit
Images Street
Parked Wrong Jack Stricker Cited In Topeka Court
Parked in a yellow zone at Westalley on Second, Topeka, Jack Stricker was cited for improper parking. He failed to appear in police court this morning, one of three persons cited for the offense over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stricker
Topeka
Stricker
Westalley
Fritts Funeral Services Set for Mrs Albert Fritts
Funeral services for Mrs Albert Fritts will be held at Towner's Chapel at 2 p.m. Thursday. Interment to follow in Highland Cemetery.
Community notices recap from Ottawa events
Returned Peg Carr of Ottawa Chamber of Commerce attended the American Society of Chamber of Commerce Executives conference in Boston. Lions Club speaker Briles urged employment office operations. Briles-The Briles community club held a Halloween party at the school with prizes awarded to Jim Sharon Ball and Parrell Chanute Jack Lyn. Mrs Ball and Mrs Browning served refreshments to about 30 guests. Fraser Browning underwent surgery at Kansas Medical Center and invites friends to send well wishes. Highway Patrol radar near Ottawa on US 59 issued five citations. A 0 Sigler and Mrs Sigler returned from Los Angeles after attending the American Bank conference in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peg Carr
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Boston
Mass
American Society of Chamber of Commerce
Kansas State
Lions Club
Briles
Highway Patrol
Ottawa
L. E. Daugharthy
S. Mulberry
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
A. J. Rockers
Bakersfield
Calif
E. L. Randazzo
Mike
Daugharthy
R. B. Enyart
Rockers
Duane Enyart
Sharon
Keith
Clathe
John Mersham
Richmond
Ottawa Woman Dies at 74 in Home
Mrs. Albert C. Carpenter of 304 Leith Avenue died at 2 30 p.m. yesterday at her home. Born Feb 26 1892 in New Paris Ohio she married Carpenter on June 16 1904 in Paola. A longtime Ottawa resident she supported her husband in geology and was active in church and clubs. She leaves her husband and three sisters. Funeral set for Wednesday at Lamb Funeral Home with burial at Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert C. Carpenter
Ieith
Ottawa
Maud Lesh
Aaron J
Sarah E. Coppock Lesh
New Paris
Ohio
Carpenter
Paola
Kansas City
Willis Brandon
Arkansas City
Ruth Anderson
Anaheim
Calif
Allen Tester
Iowa City
Lamb Funeral Home
William Ward
W. A. Elliott
Highland Cemetery
Lesh Oil Company
Crites
A. Maud
Albert C
Wm. G. Ward
Highland Cemeery
New Attendance Mark At Royal Show Breaks Records
Royal Livestock and Horse Show closes nine day run with about 144000 attendees, surpassing the 136808 record set in 1953. Red Gold owned by Miss Susan Richtmyre of Chicago wins the $5000 five gaited stake and the Star challenge trophy. Live Wire owned by Stephens College, ridden by Miss Barbara Graham, clears all nine jumps to win both the $1000 jumper stake and the Midwest Jumper and Hunter Association championship ribbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
American Royal Livestock and Horse
Red Gold
Susan Richtmyre
Chicago
Kansas City Star
Live Wire
Stephens College At
Columbia Mo
Barbara Graham
Purcellville
Arid Hunter Assn
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Opal Letchworth
Republican
Register of Deeds
Eugene Field School
France
Carlos Garcia
Juan, Garcia
James A. Daugherty
TWA
Europe
Carooo Land
Switzerland
Harrell
Iirg
Italy
Jerald D. Harrell
Daugherty
J. A. Daugherty
Har
Oakrell
Maple Street
Arthur E. Anderson
Glen Miller
Williamsburg
Main
Barney Mann
Joe Douglass
S. Cherry
George K. Niehoff
Quenemo
Dwight Forest Williams
A. H. North
Charles 0. Crouch
Cypress
Loren MecCur- Paola
Mark Cough
Sheriff's Office
Wellsville
Ralph Kilmiles
Lough
Order of de Molay
Masonic Temple
de Molay
Navy
Leney Kittle
Oceala Hall
Haskell Institute
Georgia Whiteford
The
County ,Attorney’s Office
Chandler Ward
Baptist Church
Dale McWilson
Eugene Brock
Linda Sue Reams
Melvern
Ned Shull
Robert Coon, Jr
Iban J
Jehle
Baldwin
Roger Brown
Darwin Sharp
Don Hough
Sycamore
James C. Floyd
S. Main
Claude Means
Harris
Glen Daniels
N. Mulberry
Edgar C. Werntz
K. U. Medical Center
Hibbard Taul
S. Locust
Louis H. Dengel
Joe Towner
Smith
Affor
Organization of
Savings Ae Loan Association
Kansas City, Kansas
William Overtone
Dean Nofsinger
Mae Wolgast
South Mulberry
Donna Mael Browning
Robert Browning, Baldwin
Kansas Medical Center
A. 0. Sigler
Peoples National Bank of
Sigler
Los Angeles
American Bank
Biltmore Hotel
Edward P. Hansen
Hansen
Idas Perkins
Rich Imond
Hansens
Fullerton
Robert D. Leonard
Leonard
Herald
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Ottawa High School
Cologne
Germany
Claudius
Bond Club
N. Main
Harry Floyd Lapsley
Alberquerque
N. M
Joyce M. Strough
Princeton
A. Myers & Son
Centropolis
Shaw & Ross
Wellaville
Overbrook
Kansas
East 11Th St. Lawrence
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kas
Anderson County
E. M. Wilteman
Yov
Frank Crammer
Neill George
Waverly
E. D. DeForrest
S-N. M
Baldwin Junction
Robert Res
Minnie Wella
Richard Byrd
Lane
Fr. Co
Sale Co
Wilson & Locust Street
Sale
Wilson & Locust Sts
Lloyd Daugharthy
Franklin
Wilson and Locust Sts
Franklin Co
Eadoom and
Locust Street
Printy & Son
Kinty
N. Bain Jet
Trout
Ottawe
Royal
Ian
Arya
Porter Spears
Tom Porter
George Spear
Bill Boatright
Grover Knight
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