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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1963
Page
8
New York reports brokers expect a fall market upturn driven by signals of inflation not dead and tax cuts likely for business and individuals. Rising factory sales, orders, and machine tool demand hint at continued industrial activity with consumer buying mood up and a hopeful steel and auto sector for a strong fall.
Mrs. Rufus Evans sustained a painful injury when her left hand and arm were caught in a washing machine wringer. She is under doctor care with X rays showing no fractures. Also noted: Mrs. Gleason travels to Las Cruces, Carl Bloomer buys lots and builds a home, a fatal car incident involving Debra Redick, and school opens with named teachers and staff.
Williamsburg area notes prize winners in the District WCTU poster contest with upper and lower division placements. State convention entries are noted for the winning posters. The column also reports a series of local visits and travel by residents, including Judy Hopkins inquires from Monterey California and various choate family visitation details.
A Wednesday afternoon lightning strike set Will Bowman’s dairy barn on his Will Bowman farm west of Garnett ablaze. Bowman saved his tractor but the barn burned, destroying hay, feed, and milking equipment while cattle were driven to pasture. Local news notes additional births and social events at Anderson County Hospital and area clubs.
City spent Wednesday at Bob Kuikens as Mr and Mrs Herbert McClure hosted a wiener roast and watermelon feed for the Pee-Wee baseball boys. The youngsters captured first place in the tournament. Mr and Mrs Albert Pickett and Rilla returned from visits with Adrian Pickett in Streamwood Illinois and the Anthony Nilges in Aurora Illinois.
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