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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1966

Page

3

Social Security reps to visit local centers weekly

G E Tomlinson will be at the Youth Center 115 W Fourth every Wednesday 9 am to noon in October November and December. R A Nitschke will be at the VFW Building in Garnett 10 am to noon each Wednesday in October November and December. Gambles 32 hour sale winners listed include Faye Gorsage Mrs Glen Wallace H C Sturgeon Earl A Reed and Nancy Sauer. Ruth Smith daughter of Rev and Mrs Albert R Smith is a Sterling College marching band member. Ottawa Herald contact hours 5 to 6 30 pm Saturdays.

Social Security G. E. Tomlinson Youth Center R. A. Nitschke VFW Bldg Garnett Faye Gorsage Glen Wallace H. C. Sturgeon Earl A. Reed Nancy Sauer Ruth Smith Rev Albert R. Smith Rane Toul Sterling College Steveling Kan

Local youths injured in small town accidents at school and home

Carolyn Ashcraft, 14, Williamsburg, received emergency treatment at Ransom Memorial Hospital Thursday after injuring her left hand at school. Charles Likes of Princeton cut his right index finger on a tin can. Lance Anderson, 2, of Mule Berry, fell into a bathtub and cut his chin. Judy Shelton of Wellsville cut the bottom of her right foot stepping on glass.

Ransom Memorial Hospital Carolyn Ashcraft Williamsburg Charles Likes Princeton Lance Anderson Muleberry Judy Shelton Wellsville

Ottawa Coin Club Meets for Buy Sell Trade Session

The Ottawa Coin Club will hold its regular monthly meeting at 7 30 p m Monday in the Anchor Savings Association basement meeting room. The event is open to the public and will feature a buy sell and trade session for members and guests. Coffee will be served by the club.

Ottawa Coin Club Anchor Savings Association

Army Pvt Lickteig Completes Combat Engineer Training

Army Pvt Dean F Lickteig 19 son of Mr and Mrs Mau rice J Lickteig of Greeley completed eight weeks of combat engineer training at Ft Leonard Wood Missouri. He studied combat squad tactics infantry weapons and engineer reconnaissance. Lights out last night in Ottawa due to a faulty street light protector. repair by Ottawa Water and Light Dept took about 20 minutes.

ARMY Dean F. Lickteig Maurice J. Lickteig Greeley Ft. Leoneard Wood Fifth Main Thirteenth Art Hagelin Ottawa Water and Light Dept

Ottawa Garden Club to feature Ed Woodsum speaker

Ed Woodsum will speak on parks and flowers in the United States at the Ottawa Garden Club meeting in the Little dining room of First Methodist Church. The program starts at 7:30 p.m. following a carry in supper at 6:30 p.m.

Ottawa

Williamsburg Homecoming Crowned At Half Time

Multiple yard and garage sale notices mix with the Williamsburg Homecoming event at halftime on Sept 23, listing attendees and attendants. Also notes a Marine promotion at Camp Pendleton and a traffic arrest, plus an annual turkey shoot Oct 2 near Winsburg.

Jake Heck Kathy Hoyt King Agusen Williamsburg Doug Bethell Joyce Peed Terry Collins Connie Davis Wild Life Winsburg

Pickup and Car Wreck In Ottawa Street Lot

A parked 1962 Chevrolet pickup owned by Lee Hysom rolled down a grade in the county lot on South Hickory and struck a parked 1965 Mercury owned by Hazel McClay. The emergency brake was not set and the truck was not in gear. No damage estimates were provided.

Lee Hysom S. Oak Hazel McClay Ottawa RFD

New Manager for Penney Store Named

Ray Moline of North Kansas City is named the new manager of the J C Penney store, replacing retiring Lee Hysom after 37 years with the firm. A Omaha native, Moline attended Omaha University and has 18 years with Penney. He and his wife have three sons, and plan to move to Ottawa once a home is found.

Ray Moline Kansas City J.C. Penney Lee Hysom Moline Omaha Neb Omaha Uniersity Penney Ronnie Mike David Ottawa

Small Thefts Reported Across City

Several small thefts were reported to police. Joe Campbell of 828 S Elm reported the theft of a red and white Cornish hen and three baby chicks valued at 8 dollars. Paul Whitmer of 726 S Oak reported the theft of a large red and blue toy wagon branded Greyhound. Mrs Charles Peters of Cedar Street reported about 40 red building bricks and roughly 60 feet of clothesline wire stolen overnight.

Joe Campbell S. Elm Paul Whitmer S. Oak Charles Peters Cedar

Suit Settled Out Of Court In Pomona Case

District Court approves a friendly out of court settlement in the June 30 suit of Johnny L. Duvall of Pomona against Albert Grosdidier. Duvall lowers claims to 750 dollars after Grosdidier agrees to confess judgment in that amount as a compromise of 5653.50. Duvall claimed a steer at large on K-68 caused injuries and vehicle damage to his 1957 Chevrolet. Court notes the offer to confess judgment is reasonable and proper, while denying liability for damages.

Duvall John Duvall Grosedidier Grose Didier

Death of Ray Livengood in California and kinship ties

Ray Livengood, 85, of San Gabriel California, died Thursday. He was a brother in law to Mrs Millie Livengood of 1011 Willow. Burial is set for Monday in El Dorado Missouri. Born in Cameron Missouri, he is survived by a daughter Mrs Hugh Pitts of San Gabriel, a son Mern Livengood of Columbia City Oregon, ten grandchildren, many great grandchildren, and a sister Mrs Eva Meyer of Vancouver Washington.

Ray Livengood San Gabriel Calif Millie Livengood Willow el Dorado Cameron Hugh Pitts Mern Livengood Columbia City Ore Eva Meyer Vancouver Wash

Wholesale eggs and cattle market report from Kansas City

KC Markets reports wholesale eggs with large 80 percent A 45047 and mediums 80 percent A 4344, butter unchanged. Cattle 400, calves none. hogs 2,600 with barrows and gilts up 25.50, sows steady to 50 higher. prices quoted per 100 pounds. Sheep 25. market not established due to insufficient data.

Kansas City

Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals and Births

Admissions Beth Mignot Wellsville Friday. Dismissals Robert C Cunningham 906 S Sycamore Thursday. Walter Skeels 418 S Sycamore Friday. Births Mr and Mrs Richard Smith Ottawa RFD 4 a son weight 8 lbs 1314 ozs Thursday.

Beth Mignot Wellsville Robert C. Cunningham Sycamore Walter Skeels Frieday Richard Smith Ottawa Rfd

Bowling Scores From Thursday Night Ladies League Standings

Thursday night bowling scores list multiple league teams with high games and series. Notable players include Dodd, Skilling, Foster, Milton, Ruesch, Snider, Hettler, Motelet, Hiatt, Houdashell, Horn, Ball, Stine, and Norden across venues such as MANN BARBER DRUG BIENIES GARDAGE TOWNER'S CHAPEL and others in Ottawa Times and related leagues.

Mann Bell Drug Dodd Brandon Bienies Garage Bien Skilling Budge'’S Hardware Foster Kitty Clover K. Gilder Dutch Boy Paints T. Hiatt J. Hiatt Litwins J. Houdashell Dengel and Son Perfly L and L Cafe M. Horn Royal Tlanes

Heirs Seek Administ rator for Joe Burgoon Estate Kansas

In Franklin County Kansas probate court a petition filed by Ray E Burgoon Joseph M Burgoon and Wilbur J Burgoon heirs at law asks for appointment of an administrator of the estate of Joe Burgoon deceased Notice requires written defenses by October 10 1966 at 10 00 am in Ottawa Kansas The hearing will decide the petition Attorneys Gleason Doty and Logan Ottawa Kansas represent petitioners.

State of Kansas Franklin County Joe Burgoon Ray E. Burgoon Joseph M. Burgoon Wilbur J. Burgoon Otetawa

Bank of the City Charter 1718 Report of Condition

James J. Chandler vice president and cashier signs a formal report of condition for the bank, listing assets totaling 7,137,502.64 and liabilities plus capital accounts totaling 17,137,502.64. Directors R. M. Clogston R. S. Hanes Elizabeth C. Clogston attest to the document as true and correct.

James J. Chandler R. M. Clogston R. S Hanes Elizabeth C. Clogston

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ottawa Herald Ellis N. Main John Mack Wilson Mack Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton Robert Crawford N. Locust S. Main West 15Th South Hickory Louis Dene Sen Johnny L. Duvall Pomona Albert Grosdidier Plaineiff Richard A. Janora Michael Buffalo Peter James J. Creighton Andy Beautyland Milton Towner's Chapel Ruesch Clark S. Spears Ottawa Times Howell Ogg's Snider Hettler K OF Cno G. Motelet Pepsi Cola J. Snider Joe Towner Ottawa, Kansas First National Bank Kansas U. S Oees United States Seseseseernnes Seereee Eenes Hke Joe Ferns Pol. Adv H. Harold Shomber Congress Pol Lee C, Nichols Rev. Zimmerman Lydia Hamilton Etta Allen Norman Scott Clifford R Hobbs C. C. Burns Myers Bros Claude Howard Franklin County Sales Company Mrs. J. M. Bailey West 6Th Jack Nelson Council Grove Sage City Jim Brady Harold Stewart Gen Roy C. Davis Printy Ben Printy Cap Bill Hooking S. Loe Cust Jim Davey West 55Th Shawnee Prinsty N, Main UNION E.S Hazel Ogle W. M Vola Phillips Secy iLawn Spring Hill Bernhardt Dance Academy Hiway Oil Co E. Logan Apply Hey Machinery Co Baldwin, Kansas Jenkins Sinclair 4Th and Highway 59 University of Kansas Cook I Cook III Phil Rankin Strong Hall Crowell’s Cafe General Services Bennie Stinson Standard Rendering Co. Cail Robert Service Baldwin Lockers J. W. Taylor Davis Paint Store Lister Bill's Plumbing and Repair Service Owen Heidner Bob Herring Glen Atchison Harold McDonald Suffolk Rams Roy L. Cole Illiams
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