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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1961

Page

11

County road project awarded for six miles east of US 59

Killough Construction Co of Ottawa wins a contract to surface six miles of county road four miles east of US 59 and extending north from Lane Richmond road. Also in the brief are Navy radioman Claude Corbin aboard USS Pyro in the Western Pacific and local events from Appanoose Michigan Valley to Ottawa such as fundraisers, films, and a wiener roast. News briefs also cover traffic charges in Princeton and Turtle Creek, a minor car incident near Ottawa, local inductions and physicals for Army service, and substitutions at the Western Union office.

Killough Construction Co Ottawa Fred Gardner W. E.allison Lane-Richmond Claude R. Corbin United States Navy Addie H. Field S. Cedar Seventh Fleet Western Pacific Pyro

Kansas City Livestock Prices Report

Hogs prices: 300 barrows and gilts 15-25 lower, 200-250 lb at 17.50-18.00, 250-400 lb sows 13.75-17.25, 800 sheep steady to prime 16.00-17.75, feeders 10.00-13.00. Cattle: 4,500 head, calves 100. slaughter steers steady, heifers slow steady, cows steady. Stockers and feeders steady with good to prime steers 22.50-24.75, good to prime heifers 21.50-23.75, cows 15.50-17.00, dealers 22.00-25.00, good stockers 23.00-24.00, feeders 21.50-23.00.

Kansas City

Celebrate Anniversary At Open House For 50 Years

Mr and Mrs Frank Scott marked their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house on Sunday. They wed Sept 25 in Kansas City Missouri. Relatives friends and neighbors attended including out of town guests and family members. A sister assisted with preparations and a local Lions Club event and school activities were noted in the same issue. The paper also lists community notices about exams church activities youth group elections and a newborn Lisa Ann Ribeau born Sept 25 to Peggy Franks Ribeau and Carl Rideau and George Franks grandparents listed.

Frank Scott Kansas City Ray Coe Gilbert Callicotte Mary Hickman Mills Loretta Bob Hamilton Joyce Michigan Valley Grace Snow Prairie Village Callicotte Coe Scott A. D. Sizemore Pomona Wesley N. V. Hudelson R. A. Trowbridge Max Ribeau Ribeau Peggy Franks Carl Rideau George Franks Lisa Ann

Deaths Lora "Mac" McCulley of Hiwasse Arkansas

Funeral services for Lora Mac McCulley 66 of Hiwasse Ark will be at Lamb Funeral Home Thursday at 2 pm with Rev Charles P Knight officiating Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona He was born August 3 1895 in Princeton Missouri and lived in Richter area years A professional swine herdsman he married Eva Stantorf One son Ralph died in 1933 Surviving widow two sons Lee McCulley and Lowell McCulley a daughter Mrs Leonard Eastland a twin sister Mrs Lola Hunter RaVana Missouri

Eva Stantorf Ralph Leonard Eastland Stanley Lee McCulley Columbus Lowell McCulley Jacksonville Ill Lola Hunter Ravana

Funeral services for Mrs Syl van Catlin at Osage City

Funeral services were held for Mrs Syl van Catlin 55 who died September 21 in Topeka after a brief illness. Rev Lee L Lohmeyer officiated with Ellis Swarts singing hymns and Lois Johnson on piano. Survived by widower, son Robert and three grandchildren in Topeka. MRS MAY FIEHLER obituary notes death at 86 in LeLoup.

Sylvan Catlin Topeka Osage City W. L. McElfresh and Son Lee L. Lohmeyer Ellis Swarts Lois Johnson

No Disaster Aid For Bridges

Franklin County commissioners received a letter from state adjutant general and civil defense director Joe Nickell stating no disaster aid is available for bridges and roads. They expect only temporary help to move traffic, possibly around 4000 dollars, citing the need for permanent solutions. County Engineer Fred Gardner estimates total repair costs at about 91000 dollars, including 25000 for surfacing and replacing four bridges washed by floods, with temporary work on 12 bridges estimated at 47650 dollars. The board intends to bond bridges one by one as plans develop.

Franklin County Joe Nickell Civil Defense Earl Richardson Fred Gardner

Sorensen Accused of Dodging Military Service

In Washington Senator Barry Goldwater inserted a Congressional Record article claiming Theodore C. Sorensen, 33, Kennedy's executive counsel, evaded military service as a conscientious objector and served as a father during the Korean War. Sorensen was unavailable for comment through Walter Trohan of the Chicago Tribune.

Washington Barry Goldwater R-Ariz Congressional Record Theodore C. Sorensen Sorensen Kennedy Walter Trohan Chicago Tribune

Beans Feed At School Raises PTA Funds

Between 400 and 500 people were served last night at the Junior Senior High School PTA bean feed. The number of diners was smaller than last year. Proceeds from the event go to the PTA treasury.

Ottawa High W. P. Shepard Martin Brockway Willow Herald Good Scouts Kiwani Queens Ottawa Senior High Sandra Clark Archie Clark S. Poplar Janet Harris C. K. Harris S. Oak Dalene Waymire R. D. Waymire S. Cedar PTA

Gas War Ignites as Ottawa Stations Cut Prices

A non shooting battle erupts in Ottawa as several service stations slash gasoline by about seven cents a gallon. Regular gasoline lists 25.9 cents and ether 29.9. A northside manager jokes that the war has started and some motorists approve while others disapprove, forming lines at stations with reduced-price signs.

Ottawa

Clooney Drops Out Of Bell Telephone Hour Show

New York AP reports singer Rosemary Clooney withdrew from Friday's Bell Telephone Hour on NBC. She was not available for comment.

New York Rosemary Clooney National Broadcasting Co Miss Clooney

Life milestone details mark Wellsville native’s obituary

A Wellsville resident born near LeLoup on March 4 1875 lived in the community all her life and married John Fiehler in 1895. Surviving children include Mrs John Benham Donald Fiehler and Scott Fiehler with siblings Carl Will Scott and Minnie Matteson. Funeral Friday at 2 pm in Wellsville Methodist Church with Rev Jim Nabors officiating. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery Baldwin.

LeLoup John Fiehler Wellsville

Dinner To Honor Educators Dinner To Honor Educators

Ottawa Masons host a dinner for local educators on Tuesday October 3 at 6 30 PM in the Masonic Temple announced by Myron Steere worshipful master of Ottawa Lodge No 18 AF AM The speaker is Richard L Becker Cof feyville chair of the Kansas Grand Lodge committee on public schools Becker is a past master of the Kansas Masonic Grand Lodge The lodge gives about 2700 annually in scholarships to Kansas high school graduates Ottawa University officials and Ottawa public schools are invited Morris Hildreth Becker's law partner and Ottawa University board of trustees member will attend with Becker

Ottawa Masons Masonic Temple Myron Steere Ottawa Lodge No. 18 A.F A.M. Steere Richard L. Becker Coffeyville Kansas Grand Lodge Committee On Becker Kansas Masonic Grand Lodge Masonic Lodge Kansas Ottawa University Ottawa Public Schools Morris Hildreth

Coal miner Keith Nicholson nets 152000 pound pool win

Keith Nicholson a 23 year old coal miner from Castleford Yorkshire won 152,319 pounds 8 shillings 1 2 1 2 at a soccer football pool with a 3 shillings 5 pence 1 farthing stake. He plans to buy a home in the country and pursue art.

London Keith Nicholson Nicholson Castleford Yorkshire

Wellsville Cheer Clinic Attended by 99 Schools

Wellsville High School cheerleaders Nancy Barnett Sandra Wichman Karen Clayton Dora Carpenter and Bonnie Bivins attended a Lawrence High School led cheer clinic by invitation with 99 schools represented. Lectures covered motions audience response and generating interest. Each school performed a yell on stage then learned six new yells on the gym floor.

Lawrence High School Wellsville High School Nancy Barnett Sandra Wichman Karen Clayton Dora Carpenter Bonnie Bivins

Blames Politics For Job Loss In Kansas

Frank Biberstein, Attica farmer and longtime Democratic party worker, says he was fired as a state grain inspector by the State Grain Inspection Department a month ago because of his party affiliation. He spoke to the Hutchinson News in Hutchinson, Kansas.

Hutchinson, Kas Frank Biberstein Attica Democratic Party Biberstein Hutchinson News State Grain Inspection Department

Legal State Grain Inspector Says Four and a Half Years

A Legale state grain inspector testified about serving four and a half years in the role. The remark appeared in court records and referenced his tenure with the state grain program.

Hospital Notes Admissions And Births And Dismissals

Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs Charles Watts and Mrs Glenn Rogers with addresses in Wellsville and Pomona, Richard Snittjer and John Cassidy noted with Cedar and West Dorm, plus Roy Patterson in Richmond. Births record Garry and Janet Gorton’s son, Lawrence and Barbara Kramer’s son, and Charles Collins’s son with weights 8 lb 2 oz 6 lb 12 oz 7 lb 14 oz. Dismissals include George New James Wiscombe Ralph Curby Carol Clary and others with multiple local addresses and a baby daughter and baby son noted.

Charles Watts S. Hickory Richard Snittjer Cedar Glenn Rogers RFD Wellsville John Cassidy West Dorm D.C Roy Patterson Richmond Garry D. Gorton S. Sycamore Lawrence H. Kramer Willow Charles F. Collins S. Mulberry George New Williamsburg Jim Wiscombe Pomona Ralph Curby Carol Clary Baldwin H. A. Barnhart S. Poplar Charles Heckman Max Ribeau, Jr Harry Gibson Roger Teter Monroe Trailer Court

Notice of Hearing in Estate of E Bechtle Ottawa Kansas

First published September 13 1961 notice in Franklin County Kansas probate court regarding Elba J Bechtle widow heir seeking descent of undivided one half interest in Lots 33 and 35 Block 118 Ottawa city and other property of E Bechtle deceased. Defenses due October 5 1961 at 9 am in Ottawa court.

State of Kansas Elba J. Bechtle E. Bechtle Ernest B. Bechtle Earnest B. Bechtle Franklin County Kansas Ottawa Earnert B. Bechtle

Road closing notice in Franklin County Kansas public petition

Public notice announces a petition by twelve Hayes Township homeowners to vacate Oak Street from Inn Street to the Santa Fe Rightaway and Second Street to the Santa Fe Rightaway in LeLoup Kansas. Board of County Commissioners will meet October 23, 1961 at 10:00 A.M. at 3rd and Oak Street to hear objections. The notice lists heirs and guardians in a suit against several named individuals.

Hayes Township Franklin County Kansas Board of County Commissioners LeLoup Oak Street Inn Street Santa Fe Second Board of County Commissioners 3Rd Earl L. Richardson

Heirs to Part Real Estate in Franklin Co Kansas

Petition filed in Franklin County District Court by Ross Brewer Hazel Brewer Haney and Grace Brewer seeks heirs determination for deceased Minnte Ferris and others, partition of real estate, and tenant rights. Respondents must plead by October 30, 1961 in Ottawa Kansas. failure leads to judgment. Bowers & Bowers represent plaintiffs.

Mary Jane Omans Cora Brewer Gladys Mitchell Vera Brewer George Brewer Silas Onrielle Beulah Saunders Minnte Ferris Mary Connelly Harry ‘Brewer Nettle Christie Margaret Omans District Court Franklin County Kansas Ross Brewer Hasel Brewer Haney Grace Brewer Sald Court Ottawa Petiton

Notice of Hearing In Estate of Harvey A Schnelle

In the Probate Court of Bath County Kansas a hearing on the petition for final settlement of the estate of Harvey A Schnelle deceased is set. Kathryn E Schnelle seeks approval of executrix actions and determination of heirs and entitlements. Defenses must be filed by October 20, 1961 at 10:00 AM in Ottawa with Gleason Gleason Doty and Logan as petitioners’ counsel.

State of Kansas Franklin County Bath County Harvey A, Schnelle Harve A Schnelle Kathryn E. Schnelle Harvey A. Schnelle Harvey A. Bschnelle Ottawa Kathryn E. 8Chnelle Gleason Gleason, Doty and Logan

Notice of Hearing on Final Settlement in Rubick Estate

State of Kansas Franklin County Carl Rubick aka Carl L Rubick aka Carl Leo Rubick deceased No 10470 Notice of Hearing on Petition for Final Settlement John Rubick administrator c ta of the will of Carl Rubick aka Carl L Rubick aka Carl Leo Rubick deceased approval of his acts and accounts as administrator and asking for heirs devisees and legatees entitled to the estate and their shares defenses thereto due on October 20 1961 at 10 o clock A M in Ottawa court Attorney John Rubick Anderson Byrd for Petitioner

State of Kansas Franklin County Carl Rubick Carl L. Rubick Carl Leo Rubick John Rubick C.ta Ottawa Anderson & Byrd

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Baxter Appanoose Grade School Joe Towner Mary Kay Davis Bmrier Nhmal Rs Sat S. Main App. Baptist Louis P. Foltz Princeton George Ivan Pitts Turtle Creek Susan L. Kokoruda Ray Patterson Rantoul US 50 Patterson Russell Stover Snyder Pharmacy Howard Beer, Jr U.S. Army James Lee McDaniels Walter William Butler Wallis Ray Moten Donald Carl Randel John Daniel Longenecker Duane Allen Wichman Robert Guy Roecker Homer Leon Barkley Ellis Opal Thompson Manhattan C. W. Bollweg Western Union Telegraph Co Clyde Hetrick Max Hetrick U. S. Mitchell Ralph Hamilton Flare Watts A. C. Watts A. A. Denniston Forrest Nicewander William Ratzlaff Shirley Reekie Owen Ogle Mary L. Hudelson Lions Club Methodist Church Mary Ellen Crawford Woodrow Crawford Elizabeth M. Watkins University of Kansas Assembly of God Church M.Y.F Janet Lindsey Mike Warhurst Carol Baker Treasure Faith Linda Kiehl James Baxter Susan Crawford Gary Sleichter Carlin Nalley Lora McCulley May Fiehler Lamb Funeral Home Wellsville News Mid-Continent Grain Company Payway Feeds Harley Broers Tacoma Wash Sharilyn Loree J. J. Scott Otis Broers Edgerton Will Scott Marie Broers Minnie Todd Janet Scott Pfc Broers Army Fort Lewis DeSoto Wellsville Grade School Charles and Lown Ray Linda Ray Charlotte Ray Black Jack Ladies Club Glen Kalb Mary Bell Wayne Whittington Mae Whittington Reading Kas First Methodist Church Bob Lawson Oliver Neis Suzanne Alton Williams Ransom Memorial Hospital North Sycamore Reznor M. J. Toten Yes Burgess Peoples Nat’! Bank Legals State of Said Anderson & Byrd Attorneys Bruce Spears County Clerk Suitmans Ann Marie Omans Richard E. Long Charlies Connelly Helen Poole Marlon Gallagher James Connelly Joanne Saunders Young Joseph Omans Ernest Omans Res Conner’s X . Calleapel Otppaw A Hazel Brewer Haney and Bowers & Bowers Wasilo RCA Victor Crites Appliance Center HFC Bane Household Finance Coporation Laurence Massachusetts Ave Litwins Viking
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