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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1963
Page
5
An OCR read shows scattered ads and notices including driving charge brief, a Whirlpool refrigerator listing with price, classified lines for 419 S Main, Ottawa, and piano tuning contact number. Also references to old newspaper bundles and a big smorgasbord at the Coffee Shop tonight.
Rev David J Sullivan named newspastor of the Church of Nazarene at 7th and Elm arriving after a decade in St Paul Minnesota He is a Northwest Nazarene College and Nazarene Theological Seminary graduate He served as district secretary director of summer camps district editor and ministerial studies instructor in Minnesota The Sullivans arrived in Ottawa and were welcomed at Sept 8 service
A collision occurred yesterday afternoon between a 1962 Valiant driven by Mrs J L Wassmer of 1226 S Hickory and a 1962 International pickup driven by John L Lyon of Waverly. Damage was to the left rear door of Wassmer's car with no injuries reported.
ASSRON Ohio AP Mrs Thomas F Daugherty gave birth to quadruplets Tuesday but the infants born four months premature died hours later. The babies weighed between 12 and 16 ounces at Barborton Citizens Hospital. The Daughertys live in the Pog Lakes area south of Akroff with two other children a seven year old girl and a five year old boy.
Phanidin D. Franks was arraigned yesterday in Franklin County Court on a charge of assault. He requested a preliminary hearing set for Oct. 4. Bond was set at $1,000.
Owen F. Gotschall 72 of 214 W. 2nd died today at Wadsworth VA Hospital at 9 17 a m after a year of ill health. Services Friday 2 p m at Towner's Chapel with Rev E E Caylor officiating. Burial Highland Cemetery with American Legion Post 40 conducting services. Born December 17 1890 Pattonsburg Missouri he lived in Missouri before moving to Abilene and Ottawa where he worked as merchant, salesman and collector. A World War I veteran he served at Ft Riley and was a Presbyterian. He was a Mason and an American Legion member for 35 years in Post 60. He married Grace French June 22 1929 Atchison who survives with daughters Barbara Gotschall and Mrs William Cato Harrah Oklahoma, two grandchildren, brother John Gotschall Galatin Missouri and sister Mrs Gladys O Hara Pattonsburg Missouri.
Mrs Elizabeth Clary 80 of Baldwin dies Sept 9 in Kansas City Kansas. Services Thursday at Ives Chapel Church Rev Everett Hughes officiating Burial in Oakwood Cemetery Friends may meet family today after 7 p.m. at Lamb Funeral Home Baldwin. Survived by husband Homer Clary three sons Leroy Peter Raymond one daughter Martha Kemp 100 grandchildren 16 great grandchildren. Lewis O Stipp 83 father of Clifford L Stipp dies in Dewey Okla nursing home. Funeral Friday 10 a.m. Survivors include widow one daughter and one son.
The Herald continues its weekly prize offer paying five dollars for the best news tip submitted by readers. The program invites observations on local events, with tips reviewed by editors for potential publication.
Seventy five churches in fourteen counties of the Christian Churches district host a Sunday program with 18 000 members. Registration at 2 p.m. and sessions start 2 30 p.m. Chi Rho and Christian Youth Fellowship meet separately before joining the evening session at Ottawa University, featuring Anna K Bender. She retired in 1962 after 42 years as a missionary in India for The United Christian Missionary Society.
Hospital notes list admissions including Gary D. Royse 1343 Maple Harold Cade Quenemo Mr and Mrs Roy Clark 512 Willow Steven Dunham Wellsville Tuesday dismissals include Agnes Fischer RFD 2 Williamsburg Mrs Sherman Spears and baby son 410 S Cherry Tuesday Jay Milton 931 S Mulberry Mrs Hazel Crumm 814 W 6th Silas Hutington 1103 S Poplar Wednesday
Mrs. Fannie Standfast dies Tuesday. Services set for Thursday at 2 30 p m at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev Charles P Knight officiating. Burial in Highland Cemetery.
Police report two soda vending machines in Memorial Auditorium were broken into and an undetermined amount of money taken. Break in occurred between 8:30 p.m. Monday and 5:15 p.m. Tuesday.
Mary Lou Sheldon defeated June Foulks yesterday 4 and 3 to win the Ottawa Country Club Women's championship. It is Mrs Sheldon first club championship. Final match for the second flight title will be Helena Kramer versus Dixie Wait. In consolation rounds Beulah Shepard faces Betty Hill in the first flight and Delores South versus Rosemary Mallous in the second flight.
An autopsy of L. I. Crater former city clerk shows death from injuries after a one car collision Monday on I 35 east of Ottawa. Crater aged 71 was alone in the vehicle at the time of the crash.
A dense listing of farm and livestock auction dates across Franklin and adjacent counties in Kansas. Entries include Mrs Mae Fance estate Overbrook, C Ray Miller near Williamsburg, L A Reeder north of Ottawa, Geo T Puvogel east of Ottawa, Tom Bradley at Franken County Sale Barn, and multiple weekly sales in Overbrook, Pomona, Glas City, and Neosho with 1 p.m. or 11 a.m. start times. Continuous ads note contact numbers and locations like Highway 59 and 59A, with household goods, dairy cattle, hogs, Angus consignment, and baby sitter and job notices interspersed.
A collage of timeworn notices and help wanted ads including stray animal call, apprenticeship for railroad communications, young men travel opportunities 18 to 25, plumber ad, route salesman and sales position details, and a personnel box reference. Names like Arthur W. Brink and Bonner appear alongside addresses in Ottawa Kansas and Dallas Texas.
A nationwide Texas oil firm advertises a permanent opportunity for four men over 40 with tractor and machinery knowhow. No sales experience needed. training provided. Drawing account after qualification. must have late model car. Managerial potential offers advancement. Another opening for travel four nights weekly. Personal interview with Wilbur Brockway at Western Hills Motor Hotel in Merriam Kansas on Saturday September 21 at 10 00 am.
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