Ottawa Herald Briefs Highlight Local Notices and Accidents
Brenda Bickerstaff of Rantoul RFD 1 treated after a fall at home. Other Thursday injuries included Cora Pursley of 724 N Main with a chicken bone in her throat, Phillip King of Wellsville RFD 2 stung by a bee, Larry Klink of Ottawa RFD 4 with an insect bite, and Emory Morgan of Ottawa RFD 2 with a hand injury from farm machinery. Friday, Donald E Hull of Princeton lacerated his nose. Also notes on ads, events, and local school activities plus KU honors entrants and a yard sale listing.
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Brenda Bickerstaff
Rantoul Rfd
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Cora Pursley
N. Main
Phillip King
Wellsville
Larry Klink
Ottawa Rfd
Emory Morgan
Donald E. Hull
Princeton
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Report
Admissions list includes Jan Reeves Forest Park Mrs Willma McElfresh Melvern and Thursday Mrs Earl Adams Princeton Roger Keith Ottawa RFD 2 Mrs Robert Bethe ell 603 S Sycamore Mrs Vine cent Skidmore and daughter 807 West 5th Mrs Laverne Gilges Baldwin Births report for Mr and Mrs Gerald Robinson a daughter weight 6 lbs 5 ozs Thursday Dismissals include Mrs Norman Raby 1009 S Locust Mrs John Bedgood 103 N Locust Max Creviston 420 East 4th Oliver Boyles Ottawa RFD 1 and Mrs Earl Adams Princeton Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Raby
S. Locust
John Bedgood
N. Locust
Max Creviston
East 4Th
Oliver Boyles
Ottawa
Earl Adams
Princeton
Roger Keith
Robert Betheell
Sycamore
Vinecent Skidmore
West 5Th
Laverne Gilges
Baldwin
First Christian To Rerun Film
An unusual film portraying the world as a circus with a lone clown will be shown Sunday at 7 30 PM at the First Christian Church. Rev Ned Roberts says the event is sponsored by the Franklin County Fellowship of Christian Churches and features no dialogue, only music. A discussion will follow the screening and a second showing will be held after the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Ned Roberts
Franklin County Fellowship of Christian Churches
Roberts
Death of Ottawa resident Joseph Burgoon at 81
Joseph Burgoon, 81, lifelong Ottawa resident, died at 5 a.m. today in Ransom Memorial Hospital after a two week illness. Born January 25, 1885 in Franklin County, he married Lacy Sutton in 1907. Survived by a daughter, four sons, 14 grandchildren, 19 great grandchildren, two great great grandchildren, and a sister. Funeral arrangements by Towner Chapel. He worked at Warner Manufacturing and Sunflower Ordnance Co. Member of First Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Burgoon
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Towner Chapel
Franklin County
David and
Ester (Price) Burgoon
Concordia
Lacy Jane Sutton
Warner Manufacturing Co
The
Sunflower Ordnance Co
First Christian Church
Delma Peterson
Burdick
Kan
Ora Burgoon
Joe M. Burgoon
Osawatomie
Ray E. Burgoon
Hamilton
Ohio
Jean Burgoon
Phoebe Watkins
Plymouth collision near Ottawa leaves driver uninjured
Five miles north of Ottawa on US 59 at 7 40 a m a 1966 Plymouth driven by John M Thornburgh 24 of 630 Walnut sustained slight damage after following a vehicle that slowed for a truck Thornburgh braked and the car skidded onto the right shoulder no injuries reported
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Thornburgh
Ottawa
Thornburgh
New Ottawa Police Hire Adds Late Shift Patrolman
Ottawa adds 23 year old Lewis Dewayne Ashcraft as a late shift patrolman effective today. He comes from Otasco and US Army police service with two children and a wife Nancy Ann. Ashcraft serves a six month probation. Captain Alfred Rybolt resigns from the late shift after four years. Franz Aubry Jr. promoted to captain of the late shift. Ronald Edwards promoted to lieutenant from 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. patrolman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Dewayne Ashcraft
Ottawa
Ashcraft
Otasco
U.S. Army
Gardner
Nancy Ann
Kevin
Brian
Alfred Rybolt
S. Walnut
Rybolt
University of Kansas Police Department
Lawrence
Eugene Flaherty
Flaherty
Franz Aubry Jr
Beech
Ronald Edwards
Leutenant
City Commission reports give August police blotter and city projects
City leaders reviewed a heavy police blotter with 17 accidents in August including one pedestrian incident. Most happened 8 p m to 2 p m, involving ages 20 to 44 and more males than females. Causes were failure to yield and careless driving. 14 occurred in daylight. 1965 accidents total 130, vs 119 earlier this year. Burglaries 2 in August with 1 cleared. 17 larcencies, six cleared, mostly shoplifting by youths 15 and 16. Fire and city crews addressed a sewer break and school electrical work. a $11,500 federal sewer study loan arrival was anticipated in about nine days.
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City Commission
Eugene Flaherty
Flaherty
Vern Wadkins
Fishing Report from Kansas Reservoirs and Lakes
AP dispatch of Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission reports fishing conditions across multiple lakes and reservoirs. Highlights include Clear conditions for bullheads and channels at Council Grove Clear, Pomona fair for bass walleye bluegill bullheads, John Redmond murky fair for all, Fall River clear and normal good for channels crappie bluegill and slow for bass and nat heads, and mixed results for Cheney Wilson Kanapolis Kirwin Cedar Bluff Osage County Pottawatomie County Lake 1 2 Chase Shawnee Atchison Brown Woodson Bourbon counties with varying bass bluegill channel crappie and white bass conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Grove
John Redmond
Fall River
Cheney
Wilson
Kanapolis
Cedar Bluff
Osage County
Pottawatomie
Lake No. 2
Chase County
Shawnee County
Atchison County
Brown County
Woodson County
Kansas City Market Cattle Hogs And Sheep Prices Report
KC Markets report from Kansas City shows cattle 200 and calves 20 with no test. hogs 3,000 with barrows and gilts steady to strong and weekly highs up to 25. sows steady with prices 20.25 to 22.50. sheep 20 with no test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ottawa seeks bids for demolition and pavement removal in Block 71
Sealed proposals for demolishing structures and removing pavement in part of Block 71 Ottawa Kansas and its alley, plus grain silos and docks, will be accepted at City Clerk’s office until 7 00 p m September 21 1966. Bid deposits 5 percent. City reserves right to reject bids. Donald R Capper City Clerk August 1 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
Ottawa
Kansas
Kansas Bank Or Trust Company
Ree
Probate Court of Franklin County Kans In the Matter
Public probate notice filed in Franklin County Kansas during August 1966 announces proceedings in a matter before the Probate Court. The entry references the timeframe between August 26 and September 9 1966 and names the court and jurisdiction. Further specifics are not legible from the fragment.
Bowling Scores From Thursday Night Ladies League
Bowling results from the Thursday night leagues list high scores and bowlers. Isham 174-477. Barber 175. Kersley 174-491. Brandon 161-421. Foster 171-443. Meade 169-416. Snider 206-578. Welborn 203-490. Hettler 208-551. Snider 213-569. Whaley 200-561.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beautyland
J. Isham
Andy
Mann and Bell Drugs
Brandon
Thrasher
Budge’s Hardware
Foster
Towner
Meade
OGG
Snider
Davis
Mueller
Ottawa Times
Whaley
Pence Food Center
Hettler
Pepsi-Cola
Clark Citgo
Hearing on Will Probation for John H Foster Estate
Notice to all concerned in Franklin County Kansas. Beulah Durbin petitions for probate of John H Foster dated April 15 1965 and for appointment as executrix without bond. Defense due September 19 1966 at 1 30 p m in Ottawa court. Also includes clemency petition for Carl Ray Chase in separate matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
Carl Ray Chase
G. L
Frankelin County
Topeka
Classified Ad Rates and Deadlines Information
Local classified ads must be paid by 5 pm the day before publication. 5 line ads accepted until 9 50 am on publication day. Per word rates start at 6c for one insertion and scale with more insertions. Card of Thanks and blind ads incur per word or per line charges. Local and national rates differ and special discounts may apply.
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Dundee Fabrics
Adv
Pat Sievers
Eugene Sievers
College
Alpha Chi Omega
Baker University
Baldewin
Peoria E.A.B
Lincoln School
Lincoln Pta
South Star
Pomona
Larry G. Hopkins
USN
Robert Leroy Hopkins
Box
Navy
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Ellis
Max W. Floyd
E. Wilson
Naval Air
Ottawa Herald
Square
Ane Tone
Willow Lane
Centennial Cabin
W. K. McCall
J. P. Wallace
Old Depot
Esther Garrison
Margaret Prunty
Franklin County Historical Society
Poemona Lions Club
City Park
Eagles
del Stevens
University of Kansas
Em.zabeth A. Butler
Willow
Thomas Gleason
Evelyn Masterson
Paola
Marc Edward Fisher
Carbondale
Billy Graham
Jan Reeves
Forest Park
Willma McElfresh
Melvern
Gerald Robinson
Main
Lewis Ashcraft
Harry Gilliland
Max Montague
Don Hamilton
Ottawa University
Santa Fe Railroad
Wilson Street
Steve James
Commission
Fishing Report
Pratt
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Bourbon County
Bluegill
Joe Towner’s Chapel Ambulance
N. Mam
Localy Owned
Donald R. Capper
dGu Bienne
Garagh
B. Kersley
John H. Foster
Ackea
J. H. Foster
Beulah Durbin, Patitioner
EE C. Nichols
Pol. Adv
9Th and Main
Earl Barnett
Sriders
Spring Hill
Johnson Chevrolet Co
Cook
F.W. Woolworth’s. Co
Aysong
Sam
Sam's Skelly
S. Main
Hallmark Cards
Hallmark Cards, Inc
Southside Cleaners
Hawthorne School
General Services 29
Lee Carter
Joe Blake
Bennie Stinson
Knapp Shoes
Harold “Red” Liggett
Joe Ferns
Clifford R
Hobbs
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
Philip Mosher Holstein
Jack Nelson
Kans
Osage City
Jim
Brady
Harold Stewart
Luther Cochren
Printy
Ben Printy
Ivan Kay
4Th St
Hiway
Garnett, Kans
W. L. Shuler
West 7Th St
Edwin L. Wolgast
S. Mulberry St
Caapel
Uttawa
Jon Dongel
Don
General Services
J. W. Taylor
Standard Rendering Co
Crouse
Robert Service
Baldewin Lockers
Davis Paint Store
Bill’s Plumbing and Repair Service
Ralph Basel
Wileiamsburg
Ralph Macklin
Greeley
Phone
Westphalia
Melvin E. Miller
Kurt Weigand
Route 3
Williamseburg
Oversbrook Livestock Auction Inc
Overbrook
Wed
Cliff Marconette
Oliver
Massey Ferguson
John Deere
Massey
Ottawa Farm
Imp. Co. Inc
Mi. S
Hwy
Del
Bert Hird
Rock Creek School House
Gingerich Fert
Misc
Studio Girl Cosmetics
YALE
O.K
East 8Th
Frigidaire
Montgomery Ward
Henry
Budge
East 2Nd
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