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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1967
Page
5
Local brief notes a Lions Club program with Alfred Sigler showing vacation slides from the Northwest after a dinner at O'Mara Café. September 22 is a work meeting. Also listings include an indoor sale at 747 Willow and a Hawe thorne PTA film night about The Child Molester.
Social Security workers appear Wednesday 9 to 12 at Ottawa Youth Center 115 W 4th to assist benefit claims social security information and related business. Yard sale notice lists 225 Maple with Mon Tue epte and diznette set. Haircut special by Peggy $1.00 at Eldon's Styling Salon CH 23395. Larry Kraft named research associate at Kansas State Chamber of Commerce previously worked at WIBW TV Topeka.
Mrs Gracesteele, formerly of Pomona and Ottawa, is a patient in St Marys Hospital Emporia room 300. A sale on September 13 at 728 S Oak features baby and women’s clothing as advertised.
Vic Shanes a 1967 Emporia State College graduate has become credit manager for the W L Grant Co. He transfers from Kansas City Missouri to Muscatine Iowa and begins work September 6. He is the son of Mr and Mrs George E Zielsdorf of 314 W Third. The P T A Council will meet Tuesday at 1 30 pm in the board of education office West Third for the first fall term session.
Officers fatally shot a Kansas City man early Sunday during a drive-in restaurant holdup on U S 40 in Independence. Bobby Palmer, 23, died in hospital about 12 hours after the shooting. His brother Billy Palmer 20 Theo E Frazier 23 and George Green 23 all of Kansas City were arrested and arraigned on a first degree robbery charge held without bond. Two officers said they saw three men robbing the restaurant, one fled as officers approached.
Charles F. Holden, 51, disregarded traffic signal. Dan Seymour, 18, driving left of center. Alton Lewis Wylie, 44, illegal parking and drunkenness. James F. White, 29, speeding. Alan J. Schwartz, 24, permitting an unauthor ized driver. Paul D. Killion, 22, speeding and DUI. Don Wilford reports vandals spray painted a 1967 Mustang. Divorces Filed: Sue Todd vs Mark Todd. Commerce Trust Co. sues Ruby Skall Osawa Tomie for 1525.84 on a promissory note. payments alleged overdue since Jan 20, 1965.
Tuesday to Friday school menus list baked ham and beans hamburger on bun creamed chicken salmon patties and beef and noodles with sides and desserts. The document also records multiple local notices and injuries including bites lacerations and a speeding fine plus Kansas City Missouri and Ottawa area names and addresses.
AP reports wholesale eggs steady with large 80 percent A 29-32 and mediums 80 percent A 22.25. Butter unchanged grade A 1b quarters 78 and solid 77.
Obituary notices recount deaths of Dillar R Clayborn Leona Lloyd James R States Letha Gean Brooks Anetta Finch and Glenn Harold Brown with funeral services at Bethelny Lamb Princeton Derby Topeka and Quenemo. Pallbearers and survivors listed. burials at Hope Princeton Pleasant Valley and Oak Hill.
Robert Dennis Liggett 23 of Kansas City Missouri and Sharon Louise Smith 22 of Ottawa Kansasobtained a marriage license in the latest local record. The notice lists both parties as seeking lawful union in the pending civil registration records.
Hospital notes list admissions: Mary McLindon 827 S Hickory Saturday. Mrs Kate Scott Quenemo. Francis Bill Coons 1223 S Mulberry. Craig Ortloff Wellsville Sunday. Earl Dean Lewis Quenemo Monday. Cora Pursley 210 Powhatan Friday. Dismissals include Mrs Ernest Shaffer Princeton. Charles Ross Kimball Lane. Ernest Mount 1012 Willow. Mrs Ronald Latimer and son 907 N King Saturday.
Social Security district manager explains Medicare exclusions for routine physicals dental care and prescriptions. Ambulance transport is covered if medically necessary otherwise at own expense. Hospital charges beyond initial amounts may include noncovered convenience items. Disability benefits do not apply after age 65 and do not add to retirement benefits.
Seven area University of Kansas students pledged fraternities during fall rush ending last week. Five Baker University men pledged fraternities. Four Kansas State University women joined sororities during rush week among 277 coeds. Four Emporia State women pledged sororities among 106 rush participants.
Manhattan Kansas AP reports President James A. McCain welcomed about 5 000 new students and parents at Kansas State University's opening convocation. Registration runs through Wednesday and first classes start Thursday.
Carnegie Free Library shelves overflow with football guides and novels for players coaches and spectators. Titles include Alile Sherman's Book of Football George Plimpton Paper Lion Paul Hornung The Golden Boy Knute Rockne All American and Tex Maule The Running Back plus youth titles by Antonacci Barr Schiffer and others. A football display stands in the Children's Room alongside Look and Sports Illustrated forecasts and a host of fiction about quarterbacks fullbacks and the season ahead.
Gov George Romney defends his post Vietnam stance while launching a 20 day tour of big city slums to study racial tensions. He plans no news conferences during the trip and will focus on domestic issues, aiming to reassure supporters and blunt criticism over the brainwash remark.
Chester mayor James H. Gorbey organized a rat tail bounty of 10 cents per tail with a goal of 10 000 tails for 1 000 dollars. In 29 days only a dozen tails were turned in despite a city of 63 000 residents near Philadelphia.
The Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas publishes that Homer J Henning was appointed and qualified as Executor for the Estate of James W Burke Deceased. Creditors heirs and others may exhibit their claims within nine months from first publication or be forever barred. Dated Ottawa Kansas September 4 1967. Pierson and Skoog Title Building Ottawa Kansas Attorneys for Executor.
The city of Richmond Kansas invites sealed bids for general mechanical and electrical work on a 50 bed skilled nursing home. Bids due September 14 1967 at 2 pm local time, opened publicly at City Hall. Bid documents and plans available from Gregor and Wells Architects for 25 dollars per set. Payment refunds for unused bidders. Includes wage requirements and bid security. Mayor James G Oestreicher Jr urges compliance and reserves right to reject bids.
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