Ottawa area notices mix crime bids sales and events
Billy Fawl of Richmond faces police charges for driving with a suspended license. A rummage sale advertises Sept 11 at Mem Aud from 8 a.m. Ads promote RCA Whirlpool refrigerators and meat keepers with prices. Franklin County District Court grants a divorce to LeRoy v Crouse from Jennie Crouse. Well Child Clinic set for Friday 9:30 to 12 at Co-Op building. appointments CH 2-5929. Elks Club bridge winners named. Selective Service office to be closed next week. Family gathering ad mentions several relatives. Ottawa Herald readers urged to call if not received. First Christian Church educational building bids awarded to Schmanke Coast Co and T and W Refrigeration. Bundles of old newspapers for sale. Butterfly paintings by Bill Howe to be shown Sept 12-15 in Kansas City. Harold Phares undergoes third thumb graft at KU Medical Center. Greendell School hosts community potluck Friday at 8 p.m.
Three Cases Dismissed in Franklin County Court
Franklin County District Court dismissed three cases. Gxesse G Doudna of Lycamore moved to dismiss his appeal of a Police Court conviction for driving while intoxicated. Sheila Lee Cromwell, a minor, and mother Mary Lou Hagg sought dismissal of a divorce suit against Jerry Cromwell. Lois E Watson’s divorce suit against Bobby L Watson was dismissed for lack of prosecution.
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Franklin County _ District ‘Court
Remembering Ottawa City Clerk Crater A Civic Builder
Ottawan Larry Crater, longtime city clerk, dies. He guided Ottawa’s government with firm belief in sound practice and civic development. Crater spoke with calm resolve on public matters and impressed visiting officials with his careful bond work and devotion to the community. He valued religion, read Lincoln and Jefferson with reverence, and is remembered as a steady, principled figure in city service.
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Larry Crater
Crater
City Commission
Ottawa
Middle West
Welfare Budget Discussed at County Welfare Meeting
The 1964 county welfare budget, totaling 854 174.48, was reviewed by the county welfare advisory committee led by Mrs. Wanda Baird. Kerr Mills funds increase medical aid and services, while aid to dependent children rises slightly. administrative costs grow due to remodeling and staffing.
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County Welfare Department
Wanda Baird
Kerr-Mills
Welfare Department
City Hall
Baird
Deaths Mrs Stephanie Standfast 87 Ottawa resident dies
Mrs Stephanie Standfast 87 of 209 W Third St died today at 1 am in Ransom Memorial Hospital after three years of failing health. She was born in Bergheim France on December 26 1875 and lived in Kansas City Jennings Ottawa and finally Cedar House nursing home. She married George Standfast in Kansas City and had five daughters a son eight grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Lamb Funeral Home. Also noted was John B Rudisell 46 who died of a heart attack at McFall Missouri and will have services in Pattonsburg.
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Fannie” Standfast
Third St
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Cedar House
Bergheim
France
Kansas City
George Stanfast
Jennings
Ottawa
Standfast
First Methodist Church
Martha Wscs
US Army Mothers
Rebekah Lodge
C. T. Ratliff
N. Cedar
Florence Pearson
Lakewood
Calif
Elizabeth Stoffer
E 14Th
M.E. Russell
Nora Standfast
South Gate
George M. Standfast
The
Lamb Funeral Home
Funeral services for Lawrence I. Crater
Funeral services for Lawrence I. Crater, who died yesterday, will be held Wednesday at 3 p.m. in Towner's Chapel with Rev. Charles P. Knight officiating. Burial will follow in Highland Cemetery.
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Lawrence J. Crater
Lawrence I. Cra«ter
Towner's Chapel
Charles P. Knight
Highland Cemetery
Mrs Helen Button Little 85 dies in Kansas City
Mrs Helen Button Little aged 85 of 311 East 68th Street Kansas City died at 4 02 a m. After years of declining health she moved from Ottawa nine years ago to live with her daughter. Services Thursday at 11 a m Lamb Funeral Home burial in Highland Cemetery Born March 17 1878 Centerville Iowa Married July 10 in Pomona to Dr C A Little who died June 24 1954 Member First Presbyterian Church Lawrence and US Navy Mothers Surviving are one daughter
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East 68Th St
Kansas City
Ottawa
Lamb Funeral Home
Highland Cemetery
Little
Centerville
Iowa
Pomona
C. A. Little
First Presbyterian Church
Lawrence
US Navy
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals List
Admissions include Larry Sellers 810 S Cedar Mrs T H Morse 839 S Sycamore Fred Gollier Paola Lyle J Ferguson Wellsville Mrs Fred Disque 711 N Cedar Mon day Ralph Robinson 616 S Sycamore Jay Milton 931 S Mulberry Tuesday Dismissals Mrs Alecia Hughes 420 S Cedar Archie Kennedy 824 S Cedar Mrs Ralph Haney and baby daughter Princeton Tuesday.
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Larry Sellers
S. Cedar
T. H. Morse
S. Sycamore
Fred Gollier
Paola
Lyle J. Ferguson
Wellsville
Fred Disque
N. Cedar
Ralph Robinson
Jay Milton
S. Mulberry
Alecia Hughes
Archie Kennedy
Ralph Haney
Princeton
Stan Musial Becomes Grandfather at Ft Riley
Baseball star Stan Musial and wife Lillian welcomed their first grandchild a seven pound four ounce boy born at 3 42 a.m. at Ft Riley Hospital to Army St. and Mrs Dick Musial age 23. The mother and child are reported fine. Musial, 42, plans to retire after the season with the St Louis Cardinals.
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Ft, Riley, Kan
Stan Musial
Lillian
Army St
Dick Musial
Ft. Riley Hospital
Musial
St. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Herald Offers Weekly Reward for Best News Tip
The Herald announces a weekly incentive of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by readers. Tips must be original and timely to qualify for publication consideration and the reward.
Woman Injured In Two Car Cedar Street Crash
A 6:13 am two car collision at the 7th and Cedar junction injured Guylene R. Smithey 22 of 1136 N. Cedar. Smithey drove a 1956 Pontiac south while Raymond W. Comstock 34 of 309 Hamlin drove a 1953 Buick west. Smithey swerved to avoid the crash, struck a tree and then hit a pole. Comstock was cited for failing to yield the right of way and for involvement in an accident.
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Guylene R. Smithey
N. Cedar
Cedar’ Street
Raymond W. Comstock
Hamblin
7Th Street
Comstock
Kennedy Describes Tax Cut Bill as Prudent Insurance
President Kennedy calls his 11 billion dollar tax cut proposal recession insurance. He tells the Business Committee for Tax Reduction that delaying the measure risks a longer downturn, noting postwar recessions occurred every 42 to 44 months. He cites that by January the nation will have waited 44 months since the last recession began.
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Washington
Kennedy
Business Committee For
Lion’s Cub to solicit prizes for trap shoot
The Lion's Cub begins a Wednesday drive to secure merchandise from local merchants for prizes at a trap shoot on October 13. Entry fees will fund replacement equipment for midget football for fifth and sixth graders, with a goal of about $1,800 in prizes. Bob Pencé notes annual replacement costs around $500 to $600. The club’s original 1958 equipment investment was about $1,800.
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Lion's Cub
Bob Pencé
Lion’s Club
Psychology Course To Be Offered At Osawatomie State Hospital
Osawatomie State Hospital will offer a college level course titled Introduction to General Psychology for hospital staff and local residents who are high school graduates. Beginning Sept 16 the class meets twice weekly for 75 minutes each with Dr Monroe Stein as instructor. The course may be accredited for three college credits through a nearby university. Dr Stein has taught at Phillips University Oklahoma State University and Southern Illinois University and completed a two year post doctoral psychology residency at the Menninger Foundation in Topeka.
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Osawatomie
Osawatomie State Hospital
Monroe Stein
Phillips University
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State University
Southern Illinois University
Stein
Menninger Foundation
Topeka
Stinson Farm Elected to American Angus Association
Stinson Farm in Ottawa Kansas has been elected to membership in the American Angus Association at St. Joseph Missouri. The farm is among 26 Kansas breeders of registered Aberdeen Angus cattle who received memberships in the past month.
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Stinson ' N Farm
Ottawa
American Angus Association
St. Joseph
Kansas
Notice of hearing in estate of Alfred Haberthier
The Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas requires all interested persons to answer by October 3 1963 regarding final settlement and accounts of Teresa E Bogle administratrix seeking approval of fees and determination of heirs for the estate of Alfred Haberthier deceased in Ottawa Kansas. If Emma Haberthier is sole heir the court may approve an assignment to Teresa Bogle and distribute remaining property accordingly.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Alfred Haberthier
Teresa E. Bogle
Alfred Haberthler
Ottawa
Kansas
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