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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1964
Page
5
TOTAL carloads moved on the Santa Fe system for the week ending Sept 5 reached 31,973, up from 25,429 the prior year. Cars received from connections totaled 11,463, up from 9,758 the same week last year. Local items note a hospital patient and community events in Franklin County including square dancing, haircuts, and community notices.
Carol Clark, daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Clark of 1103 N Oak, left Sept 7 to enroll in a 30 month Mercy School of Nursing program at 810 Burke St Fort Scott Kansas. Oska loosa district GOP vice chair Ailee Henry will visit Ottawa Sept 17 to help form a county Republican women’s club, meeting with Republican women at North American Hotel at 10 am chaired by Mrs Don White.
Kansas City AP report cites Vincent Mroz head Secret Service in Kansas City saying counterfeit bills seized from a San Francisco arrest were printed on the same plates used for bogus notes found recently in Kansas City Wichita and Des Moines.
Kansas City market notes hogs 4,000 head steady to higher on barrows and gilts with sow prices firm. cattle 2,200 head and calves 100 steady to mildly active. Slaughter steers 22.00-24.25, mixed steers and heifers 22.50-23.00. Wholesale eggs unchanged with large at 35-38 cents per dozen and mediums at 34-36 cents.
Providence AP Miller calls on President Johnson to divest family television holdings. He cites potential FCC influence and odd accumulation of private fortune tied to a city monopoly. Miller notes no direct charges, but urges action during a Republican breakfast with 600 attendees.
In police court today sixteen persons forfeited bond and five pled innocent. Cases include Gary K plead innocent to defective mufflers. Sandra S Moore forfeited on speeding. Ralph H Schoonover for assault and battery. William L Crocker innocent on collision and hit owner charges. Alice G Myers innocent on speeding. Penit Jolene Taylor forfeited for driving with no license. Robert C Smith charged with driving without glasses. Gordon L Paul and Richard Herman forfeited bonds on license and sidewalk charges. Eugene Levon Fredrich forfeited for careless driving. Donald E Hull forfeited on mufflers. Chester E Leach forfeited for running a red light. several others forfeited bonds or pled innocent on various traffic and vehicle-related charges. One man, Joseph Milton Anderson, was fined for DWI and related offenses.
Services were held for Mrs Frederick A Gollier who died September 7 at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev Charles P Knight officiating. Pallbearers were eight named attendees. Burial in Highland Cemetery. Also services for Mrs Elizabeth M Gould who died September 6 with Rev Ned M Roberts officiating. Burial in Highland Cemetery. John Irvin Good died September 5 with burial in Highland Cemetery. Henry Silvius death to be mourned with services at 2 p m Friday at Coughlin Funeral Home Wellsville and burial in Wellsville Cemetery.
James F. Graham appeals police court carelessness ruling. appeal dismissed after paying fine and costs. Elton R. Knight pleads nocent, found guilty on drunk in public and disturbing the peace. 60 days jail on each charge plus 44 days for parole violation. William S. Flynn, 58, Emporia, fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding one mile west of Us 50. Charles Northcott pleads guilty to no fund check. 20 days jail. Jerry Wayne Yost pleads guilty to petty larceny. 30 days jail. Bill D. Miller pleads guilty to petty larceny. six months jail. Judith Kay Sons divorced from Larry LaVern Sons. custody given to Mrs Sons.
Admissions include Thelma E. Gage 533 S Locust Johnson 222 W 4th Jerald Humphrey Osawatomie John W Franklin 625 5S Sycamore and Mrs The list also notes John List 319 S Cedar and Mrs Francis L Johnson Tuesday Wednesday. Dismissals include Leoa Fletcher 415 Grant Carl Hoopes Pomona RFD 2 Sherri and Alan Bell 1231 Willow and Mrs Bill Boucek 1240 S Main Thursday.
Franklin County commissioners will take bids Friday for two new bridges. Price bridge sits two miles southeast of Le Loup and Walnut Creek bridge four miles southeast of Le Loup. Both replace crooked roads with sharp curves and will feature a 24 foot roadway, about 100 feet long, raised above flood elevation on improved alignment.
Infant son of Mr and Mrs James Baugher of 1004 N Cedar died at 7 05 a m at Ransom Memorial Hospital about 30 minutes after birth. Friends meet 10 a m Friday at Towner Chapel to drive to Highland Cemetery for graveside services officiated by Rev Ned M Roberts. Survived by parents and siblings Janice Lea Judi and Jerry, grandparents Harold Baugher and Clifford Burgoon Ottawa, plus uncles and aunts.
Notice of suit filed in Franklin County District Court by Homer Teter and Louise Teter seeking to quiet title on property in Ottawa Kansas. Defendants include multiple Stoffer parties and unknown heirs or guardians. Plaintiffs request court determine adverse interests and bar claims to Lot G and all of Lot H in Block C University Addition. Respondents must plead by October 12, 1964 or risk judgment. Attorneys Gleason Doty Logan. Myers Bros. listings of local auctions follow.
TOPEKA UP It was the usual routine Wednesday for Alf M Landon on his 77th birthday an early morning horseback ride and a full day at the office Landon former Kansas governor and Republican presidential nominee in 1936 normally rises about 5 a m After a several mile horseback ride he goes to his office at a radio station he owns here.
Harold Lee Baldwin age 35 of Ottawa and Marjorie Welton age 39 of Ottawa obtain a marriage license in Ottawa city records. Local officials note all standard prerequisites were satisfied and license issued for upcoming ceremony.
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