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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1967
Page
6
Social Security representatives will be at the Ottawa Youth Center 115 W 4th Wednesday 9am to noon to assist with applications and information on benefits. Also notes about emergency treatments during Labor Day weekend and various local notices follow.
Services for John L. Turner who died Aug 31 were Sept 3 at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Rev Willard Braker officiating. Pallbearers were Vern Sink Fred Myers Roger Scott Howard Myers Wilford Henry and Tilfred Simmons. Burial in Pleasant Hill Cemetery. Services for Mrs Belle Hoopes who died Sept 1 were Sept 4 at Pomona Methodist Church with Rev Jake Visser officiating. Pallbearers were Larry Burgess Edwin Burgess Charles Hoopes Everett Burgess Donald Burgess and Leonard Hoopes. Mr and Mrs James Driver sang hymns with Bill Driver accompanying. Burial in Appanoose Cemetery.
Major Robert L. Williams of Ottawa retires after more than 26 years of active duty. Enlisting in 1940 in the Army, transferring to the Air Corps in 1942, he served as a troop carrier pilot in World War II. His last post was commander of the 501st Recruiting Detachment in Chicago, and he will reside in Xenia, Ohio with his wife and family. His mother remains in Ottawa.
Admissions list includes Mrs J R Simmons Cedar House Carey Van Aken Ottawa RFD 3 Charles Maley 125 S Locust on Saturday and Mrs William Lang 703 E 3rd Carl Wemmer Princeton Sunday with other names. Dismissals show Ira Happy 733 N Cedar Mrs William Lang 703 E 3rd Carey VanAken Ottawa RFD 38 and Harry G Cochrane Cedar House Monday along with others.
Notices include Harold R. McIntire of El Cajon and Ottawa roots electrocuted at home. Dillard R. Clayborn, 95, of Ottawa and California retiree, dies. funeral in Ottawa with burial at Hope Cemetery. James Earl Davidson, 72, Wellsville veteran, dies at Veterans Hospital in Kansas City. survivors and listed relatives.
Ottawa police arrested Floyd Alexander Cape and Michael George Rockey after an overnight break-in at the Elbow Lounge. Officers Ed wards and Foote, on duty earlier, observed the suspects as they entered the tavern and forced a window vent to gain entrance.
Ottawa University outlines fall schedule with activities for new and returning students. Includes registration and freshman chapel on Sept 13, classes starting Sept 14, cap ceremony, football and soccer games, social club meetings, a tea by the Women's Club, a campus movie, and key dates such as Parents Day and Homecoming through October 21.
Social Security News outlines coverage differences between medical and hospital insurance under Medicare. It explains outpatient vs inpatient coverage, the enrollment penalties, finding home health agencies, proving age without a birth certificate, and how to start an application, with contact details for the Kansas City Kansas district office.
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas a petition by Gertrude Clark and Margaret Clark seeks descent of Edith Wells estate personal property. Defenses due by Sept 20 1967 at 10 00 a m in Ottawa. Petitions’ attorneys listed and bid advertisement follows.
Mayor James G. Oestreicher Jr announces Greger and Wells Architects will receive sealed bids for mechanical and electrical work on a 50 bed skilled nursing home in Richmond Kansas. Bids due September 14 1967 at 2 PM CST with plans and contract documents available for $25 per set from the architects office 10715 West Highway 54 Wichita Dodge Reports offices and Midwest Contractor Kansas City Missouri. Unsuccessful bidders refunded and nonbidders refunded $10. Owner may waive informalities or reject any bid. Bid security required and wage provisions apply.
AP market results from Kansas City show cattle and calves selling strong to 25 higher, cows mixed, feeders steady. top steers near 28.00. Hogs down 25-50 with primes near 19.50 for 200-270 lb. sows steady around 16.25-18.50. Sheep and lamb prices steady to firm with spring lambs at 21.75-23.00 and ewes 4.50-6.50.
Local and national classified rates listed with word counts per insertion. Deadlines set for five PM the day before publication. Discounts apply for multiple insertions and line ads, with minimums and emblems specified.
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