Blue ribbons awarded at Kansas State Fair and local notes
Four more Franklin County 4 H members earned blue ribbons at the Kansas State Fair in Hutchinson. Wool garment, night wear and sports wear winners named Tharon Hornburger Janice Milliken Connie McClure. Sharon Whirley won best dressed girl. Plus notices of a rummage sale September 19 at Memorial Auditorium, Ottawa White Shrine event, and local observations including Frank Hetzel’s 8th birthday and a house fire on Hickory Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County 4 Is
Hutchinson
Ross Nelson
Tharon Hornburger
Janice Milliken
Connie McClure
Sharon Whirley
Deaths of B. Robinson and C. Voorhis
B B Robinson 65 of 23 S Locust Topeka died 3 50 p m in Topeka V A Hospital after years of ill health born Aug 19 1896 Goodrich married Viola McNutt Aug 21 1924 Paola Navy veteran Vera Cruz Bellau Woods WWI served with Marine Corps 5th Division Gas casualty survived by widow son James Ottawa three grandchildren brother Barton Kansas City half-brother Oscar Robinson Wakeeney sister Bessie Breed San Diego Funeral Thurs 2 pm McVey Dengel Mortuary Rev Ralph Edwards burial Highland Cemetery Charles B Voorhis Pasadena Calif former Ottawan died Saturday after long poor health born western Kansas attended schools there Ottawa Hardware Co spouse Nell Smith died five years ago lived in Oklahoma as GM exec Oakland Pontiac branch later with Nash rising to VP sales manager retired 1924 moved to California survived by son Jerry Voorhis Winnetka IL daughter Mrs Virginia Rhodes Pasadena
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob” Robinson
Topeka V.A
Goodrich
Viola M. McNutt
Paola
U.S. Navy
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Marine Corps
Belleau Woods
France
Warren Black
American Legion
Topeka
V.F.W
James B. Robinson
Ottawa
Barton Robinson
Kansas City
Oscar Robinson
Wakeeney
Bessie Breed
San Diego Calif
McVey-Dengel Mortuary
Ralph Edwards
Highland Cemetery
Charles B. Voorhis
Pasadena
Calif
Kansas
Racine
Wis
Ottawa Hardware Co
Nell Smith
Oklahoma
General Motors
Oakland - Pontiac
Nash
Voorhis
California
Jerry Voorhis
Winetka
Virginia Rhodes
Pep Club Elects Officers At Pomona High
Mary Hudelson reports the Pomona Pep Club elected Anita Slankart as president Opal Reekie as vice president Beverly Cole as secretary treasurer and formed committees on rules costumes and cheerleading All officers and cheerleaders lead the section at games and the group plans a football game trip and a Methodist church family night plus a talk on a tour to Russia by Mrs Marian Landon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hudelson
Anita Slankart
Opal Reekie
Beverly Cole
Elaine Swallow
Carolyn ‘Dusin
Carol Baker
Janet Lindsey
Esther Larson
Mary Ellen Crawford
Susan Crawford
Lecompton
Williamsburg
Methodist Church
Marian Landon
Kansas City
Russia
George Kelley
Galveston
Texas
Margie
Anna Ash
Albert Burns
Wyoming
Warren Sellens
Byron Faden
Bob McGhee
Memphis
Tenn
W. W. Whitacre
Jim Rodger
Julie
Clarence Swallow
Jim Kelley
Kelley
Pregcoli
Ariz
Ada Hupp
Carbondale
Wichita
Leland Carpenter
Craig
John Carpenter
Kenneth Stoffer
Leland
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
Hopeful Note In GM UAW Bargaining Resumes With Optimism
DETROIT AP The United Auto Workers and General Motors resumed bargaining with a hopeful note as negotiators have a little over 24 hours to reach a contract or face a nationwide walkout affecting GM’s 350,000 workers. Louis G. Seaton said the day looks long while Walter P. Reuther reported overnight progress. Tonight a midnight recess left both sides neither pessimistic as the UAW GM Council, with 280 members, planned to meet at 2 p.m. Wednesday to approve or reject a deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Louis G. Seaton
Seaton
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Local Market Summary From Kansas City Auction Report
AP Kansas City market notes show cattle receipts at 5 000 with steers steady to 23 lower and heifers weak to 25 lower, cows higher up to 25, good to prime steers 22.50 24.85, vealers 92.00 95.00, stockers and feeders 22.00 24.60, hogs 4 000 with barrows and gilts 25 higher, sows 25 50 higher, lambs steady, feeders steady and good to prime lambs 16.00 17.78, ewes 3.00 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Reds Sack Viet Nam Capital
Saigon based dispatch reports Communist rebels attacked and burned Phuoc Vinh the provincial capital of Phuoc Thanh Province initiating their boldest strike to date. About 1,500 guerillas led the predawn raid holding the town for hours and ransacking provincial buildings while government forces suffered casualties and wounded were brought to Saigon hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Phuoc Thanh
Phuoc Vinh
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Hospital notes list admissions John Long Lane and Mrs Pearl Martin at 110 Maple. Dismissals include Charles Hendrix 736 S Poplar, Mrs Karl Melzig RFD 1, Mrs Karl Jesdinsky 1407 S Main, Harry Dodd 828 N Oak, Mrs T A Barlow 935 King, Frank B Klein 414 Walnut, Mrs Robert Dickey, Pomona, Mrs Dallas Farrar and baby son 809 S Sycamore. Tuesday shows more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hendrix
S. Poplar
Karl Melzig
RFD
Karl Jesdinsky
S. Main
Harry Dodd
N. Oak
T. A. Barlow
King
Frank B. Klein
Walnut
Robert Dickey
Pomona
Dallas Farrar
Baby Son
S. Sycamore
Marriage Licenses for Estes and Murphy
Larry B. Estes aged 19 of Emporia and Sally K. Murphy aged 18 of Olpe obtained marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry B. Estes
Emporia
Sally K. Murphy
Olpe
Fined $125 On Driving Charge
Donald E. Clark 26 of Wellsville pled guilty in Po lice Court to driving while intoxicated and reckless driving, fined 125 dollars and given a 20 day suspended jail term. Garry L. Crawford 19 of 413 Ash also pled guilty and fined 15 dollars for speeding 35 in a 20 zone. Five others forfeited 71 dollars in bonds for various speeding offenses, with amounts ranging from 10 to 18 dollars. An attorney for Henry K. Levalley 26 entered a guilty plea for failures to yield and illegal registration. Levalley was fined 30 dollars. A license charge was dismissed. trial for Eddie J. Smith 78 ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald E. Clark
RED
Wellsville
Garry L. Crawford
Edward Ferguson Jr
RFD
William H. Bivin
Topeka
Henry E. Hickman
Lawrence
Anthony Vincent Kostusik
Kansas City
Larry E. Young
Henry K. Levalley
Ceidar
Levalley
Eddie J. Smith
Cedar Trial Delayed On Indecent Exposure Charge
Cedar charged with indecent exposure faced a postponement to 4 p.m. today. Smith was arrested August 31 on drunkenness and indecent exposure charges, pled guilty to drunkenness on September 1 and was fined $50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar
Smith
Notice of Hearing in Chenoweth Estate Probate
State of Kansas Franklin County 58 In the Probate Court Master of the Estate of Henry Janes Chenoweth deceased Laura Quin executor petitions for final settlement approval and heirs determination Last published 9 12 61 first published 9 12 61 Defenses due October 26 1961 at 10 a m City of Ottawa court hearing location specified Failure to appear leads to judgment in due course
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Henry Janes Chenoweth
State of
Kansas
Laura Quin
Henry Janes Chenowath
Ottawa
Public Hearing on Ottawa Zoning Changes 1901
The Ottawa City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Tuesday October 31 1901 at 4 00 PM at City Hall on petitions by Zona V Fritts and Haley for rezoning requests. Proposals include transferring Lots 3 5 7 and 11 Block 1 Park Place to District R1 and reclassifying parts of Hospital Addition to District C. Protests may be presented. commission decision pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottows
Kansas
City Planning Commission
Zona V. Fritts
Park Place
Ottawa
Franklin County
Hospital
Livestock Sales Dates Across Kansas Listings
A string of sale notices lists multiple Kansas livestock sales and contact details. Overbrook Livestock Sale in Overbrook is slated for an upcoming Wednesday with contact Gordon James. Other entries include Elvery Feed Store in Centropolis, Claude Howard in Ottawa RFD 4, and Halubany Jocust & Wilson Ottawa. Waverly and Franklin County sales are also noted with dates in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Ottawa
Franklin County Sale Company
Very Halubany
Jocust & Wilson
L. BE
Burelchter Holstein Dairy Sale
Waverly Livestock Sale
Waverly
Kansea
Night consignments and auctions listed in Kansas and Missouri
Harold Sewart and Charles Beatty list multiple consignments and sales across Kansas and Missouri. The notices include a September 19 night consignment sale at Neosho Livestock Commission, a September 32 night sale at Ottawa Livestock Commission, furniture auctions at Printy’s Auction House in Ottawa, antiques and furniture sale in Garnett, and a weekly Thursday night community auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Sewart
Charles Beatty
Harold
Charles — Lyndon
Kansas
Neosho Livestock Commission
Neosha
Missouri
Ottawa Livestock Commission Co. Weat Wilson Struct
Ottawa
Printy
Sous Ben Printy
Cap
Printy’s Auction House
Main
Antiques and Furniture
West St. St
Garnett
Eas
Avery
Itt Coe Ag Ae
Ger Mates
Also Mentioned on This Page
Memorial Auditorium
Ottawa White Shrine
Frank Hetzel
Richmond
Sherman Hetzels
Ellis
S. Hickory
Virginia Jennings
Russell Stover
Snyder Pharmacy
State Line Peace Officers Association
Max Gilmore
Eldon McCurdy
Oak
K.U. Medical Center
Drake's Bakery
Busy Wives Club
Pearl Martin
Maple
Cedar House Nursing Home
Ransom Memoriil Hospital
Pep Club
Sack Walsh
Corps of Army Engineers
Marais Des Cygnes
Gm-Uaw
Boybedis
Viet Nam
Limb Funeral
Jaog
John Long
Lane
Stewart
Legals
Executrix, Bowers & Bowers, Attorneys
Jack Nelson
Kas
Overbrook
Elvery
Gordon James
Oisray
Oty Eine Commission
Warren CG. Welen
Harold G. Peffly
Don Clark
Turner
Frey
Nancy Lamb
W.M. Vola Phillips
Secy
AF & Ant
Myron S. Steere Jr
Sidney O. Morris
Sec'y
C. A. Scribner
Northside Herald
Mrs. Jones
The
Ottawa Herald
America
Men and Women Ltd
Watkins
City of
Watkins Products, Inc
C-53
Winona
Minn
Van's Cafe
N. Main
Baldwin
Kans
General Services
Rawleigh
Topeka Daily Capital
Electrolux Cleaners
Singer
Albrights
Standard Rendering Co
ALBAN
Wil
Ottawa Herald General Services
Conrad
McCracken Electric
Clyde Newby
Homewood
W. C. Carpenter
Walter George
Waverly Sale Barn
Thurs
Claude Myers
Merle Burgess
John Deere
Largo
Oliver Shaw
Leeds
Feeds
Fort
Arza Fogle
GMC
Contact Lesh Oil Company
Lesh Oil Company
Albright
Monroe Court
R. B. Anderson
Mulberry
Sporting
Johnson Seahorse Motors
Malotts
Daytine
Gambles
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