The Ottawa Herald from Ottawa, Kansas • Page 8

Jane IS, 1963 ews supper scheduled Saturday 'at Emery Green school has been cancelled, it was annbunced today. My will be closed from June 2nd to June 23rd. David L. Young, D.O. Adv.

Smorgasbord tonight North American Coffee Shop. Ady. The Richmond Township Democratic Caucus will be at 8 p.m. Saturday, June 16, in the city hall at Richmond. Just arrived 5000 yards of California sports wear, solids patterns.

Excellent for skirts slim-jims 49c a yard. O.K. Bargain Store. Adv. Ellis Piano.

Tuning. Ph. CH 443L adv. Robin Lynn Howell, 5-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.

Donald L. Howell, 326 S. Oak, was taken to the KU Medical Center, Kansas City, yesterday for observation and possible surgery. He is in Room 331-C. His mother is staying with him.

Over 45 Guaranteed Refrigerator trade-ins in stock and more arriving every day. Name your own price on a Used Refrigerator this us an offer Gambles Store. Adv. A dinner meeting of Franklin Democrats was held last night, with Bill Sparks, candidate for Congress in the Third District, the speaker. His subject was "Federal Aid for Schools." There were about 50 present.

Big Smorg. tonite. Hot Spice Shrimp, Bar-B-Q ribs. Standing beef rosi The new Crunchy Dip fried chicken. Coffee Shop.

Adv. Young peoples ballroom dance class starts Fri. CH2-3696. Adv. Clarence Long, 309 Maple has reported the loss of an engagement-wedding ring set valued at $600 and a watch valued at police records show.

Newest Best Buys Father's Day chairs, Douglas Bros. Adv. Newest selection Best Buys Father's Day Chairs, Douglas Adv. Sewer Site A new publication intended to ielp farmers and surburbanites select sites for private sewage disposal systems is now available from the U. S.

Soil Conservation Service. A copy of the publication, 'Soils suitable for Septic tank filter Fields," may be obtained Tom the local SCS office, 203 W. 2nd, Ottawa, Irvin F. Ross, work unit conservationist, said. Ross said the well illustra- 12-page publication, written popular style, tells why filter 'ields fail, how soil surveys show areas suitable for filter fields, low to use a soil map to select filter field site, how to calcu- ate the size of filter field needed and how to make a percolation test.

A 4-H home economics judging school for members 8-12 years old win be at the Masonic tomorrow starting at 9 a.m. Newest selection Best Buys Father's Day Chairs, Douglas Bros. Adv. Greenwood Township Republican Caucus at the Greenwooc schoolhouse on Friday, June 15th at 8:00 p.m. Adv Dr.

Ralph Ankenman, M.D. missionary to East Pakistan will speak at the Calvary Baptist Church Thursday night, June 14, at 7:45. Your Prescription Drug Store Snyder Pharmacy, 318 S. Main adv Firemen arrived at the Merrill Taylor home, 726 W. 5th, about 8:30 a.

m. today, but the object of the trip, a fire in the carburetor of a power lawn mower, already was out. Burn College Building In Algiers ALGIERS (AP)-As the terrorist Secret Army Organization pressed its scorched earth campaign in Algiers today, six explosions set afire a technical college and five private buildings. Fire engines sped through the streets unencumbered by traffic because of the Moslem Achoura holiday, The holiday is observed by the administration, public services and most merchants. Police reported three Europeans were kidnaped by Moslems in broad daylight in Boufarik, south of Algiers.

They estimate 200 European! have been abducted by Moslems in the past two months in the Greater Algiers area. Several dozen have been found dead, some bearing marks of torture. The Moslem Front of National Liberation denies responsibility, but admits uncontrolled elements among the Moslem population been carrying out the The Herald pays every week far tbfl best news tip turned in Offers Guide Bethel-Centennial Joins Youth Tour Of Missions By MRS. BEN BAKER Mr. and Mrs.

Maurice Fishburn accompanied their son, Stanley, to Kansas City Sunday. Stanley will join other Methodist youths who are leaving for a 10-day tour of Missions. The Fishburns were Sunday guests of their daughter and family, the Larry Steiners, in Kansas City. Allan Atchison is recovering from a tonsillectomy. Sharon Atchison has summer employment in Wichita.

Mrs. Ben Baker entertained the members of the young folks' Sunday School Class of Bethel Church at a party at her home Wednesday evening. Games and stunts provided the entertainment. Refreshments were served to the following: Leonard Atchison, Arlyss Baker, John Fairchild, Stanley Fishburn, Jim Hepner, Carolyn Johnson and Patricia Moore. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Jones drove to Osage City Sunday to see her brother, G. C. Clark, who has been in ill health. Bethel WSCS held its June meeting in Thompson Fellowship Center Wednesday afternoon.

The meeting was directed by the president, Mrs. Carl Johnson, who also conducted the lesson on church deaconesses. Mrs. Marvin Forth served refreshments. Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Clark and children, Yakima, have been visiting the past week with relatives in Pomona, Kansas City and Mr. Harve Clark and the Maurice Fishburn family hi this community. Mr. Ben Hoffman and Donalc Hoffman were Sunday dinner guests of the Don Salsbery family near Worden.

Ruth Schlotzbauer was the lesson leader at the Bethel MYF meeting, Sunday evening. Refreshments were served by Twila and Ruth Schlotzhauer anc Jim Hepner. Other members present were Patricia and Gary Moore, Arlyss Baker, and Allan and Leonard Atchison. Mr. Cla rence Albright was the sponsor Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Jones were last Sunday dinner guests of his sister, Mrs. Alice Crawford, in Baldwin. Boy Suffers Minor Injury A 3-year-old Ottawa boy re ceived bruises when he walked into the side of a car in the southside business district shortly before noon today. The boy, Victor C.

Shenk, son of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Shenk Marmon Trailer Court, reported ly walked into the side of a 1948 car driven by Clarence E. Hughes, 72, RFD 1, as the boy and his mother crossed Main in the 1500 block.

"As soon as this car passes, you go," Mrs. Shenk reportedly told the boy. Officers said the youth probably misjudged the dis tance. He reportedly suffered bruises on the forehead, chin and knee. Two In Jail A pair of El Paso, men are being held here for Chase County authorities.

Donald Walter Thompson, 21, and William Joseph Bukovac, 19, wanted in connection with the theft of a television set from a Cottonwood Falls motel, were arrested about 1:45 a.m. by officers Fred Espinosa and Larry Wright. A television set reportedly was bund in their car. SEEK SAFETY OUTDOORS Residents of Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, sit and mill about outside apartment houses, afraid to re-enter buildings, after earthquake shook city. More than 200 buildings were damaged in city, which is southwest of Belgrade.

Seven persons were hurt. Two Charged After Collision Two persons were cited following collisions yesterday evening. They are Melvin B. Homer, 52, Wellsville, and Lawrnece L. Chapman, 16, 934 N.

Oak. Horner, charged with driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor or drugs and reckless driving, posted a $300 bond. Chapman is charged with failing to yield the right of way as he backed into traffic. Officers said Horner turned his 1955 car onto West 3rd, striking one driven by Harold R. Bundy, 611 W.

8th, about 4:30. Chapman reportedly backed a truck in the 200 block on West 2nd, where it and a car driven by John E. Chamberlin, 38, 711 S. Oak, collided. No injuries were reported.

Deaths JAMES VERNON MURPHY James Vernon Murphy, 74, Wellsville, died June 11 at the University of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City, Kan. He was born July 7, 1887, in Bloomingrove, Tex. He lived in Wellsville for the past 12 years. He worked as an automobile mechanic and night marshall in Wellsville. He was a member of Wellsville Masonic Lodge 356.

Survivors include the widow, Beulah, of the home; one daughter, Mrs. Patricia Stonequist, Wellsville; a son, James Murphy, Portland, four grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Rev. Homer Ganong will conduct the service at 2 p.m. Thursday at Coughlin Chapel in Wellsville.

Masonic graveside services will be read at the Wellsville Cemetery. HOWARD GRIFFIN Howard Cleland Griffin, 44, Pomona, died at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Menorah Hospital in Kansas City, Mo. He became ill while working on a construction job June 11 and was taken to Menorah Hospital. He was born Sept.

1, 1917, in Burlingame. He served in World War II and was a member of Local Union 1290, Olathe. Survivors include one daughter, Hazel Marie Griffin, of the home; five brothers, Kenneth H. Griffin, Ottawa, and Graden W. Griffin, Clinton W.

Griffin, William D. Griffin and Darrell L. Griffin, all of Pomona, and two sisters, Mrs. R. A.

Reed, Ottawa, and Mrs. Floyd Yockey, Pomona. Rev. Roy A. Pick will conduct the service at Towner's Chapel at 2 p.m.

Thursday. Burial will be at Mt. Hope Cemetery, Williamsburg. Rotarians Hear Talk On Welfare A talk on the work of the County Welfare Department, which Norman Rogers gave at the Rotary club meeting, was in the nature of a farewell to his fellow Rotarians. Rogers will leave this weekend to take a position at Parsons in the Labette County Welfare Department.

He will be case supervisor there as he has been here. He has been in the Franklin county office for two years. In his talk, he spoke of welfare operations as being 70 to 75 per cent as service to clients. He said the department had contacts with state hospitals and other institutions, including penal institutions. He opposed medical aid as proposed by the Kennedy bill as not serving as adequately as the present Kerr-MiUs law.

Those really in need would be better served under the present law, he said. Robert Smith, public relations representative of the State Employment department at Topeka, was a guest. Local Markets Soybeans $2.26 Wheat 2.00 Milo 1.80 Ear Corn 1.01 Shelled Corn 1.06 Barley 90 Oats 79 Rye 90 Butterfat 47, .42 Eggs 16 Eggs, graded 23, .20, .16 Hens OJ KC Market KANSAS CITY (AP) Cattle calves SO; steers and belt- eri steady to 25 higher; cows strong to 25 higher; other classes unchanged; good to prime steers 23.00-25.75; good to choice heifers 22.00-25.00; utility and commercial cows 15.50-17.00; good and choice vealers 24.00-28.00; feeders good to choice Hogs barrows and gilts 25-50 higher; sows 25-50 higher; 1-3 180-250 lb barrows and gilts 16.75-17.50; sows, 1-3 270-400 lb 13.75-14.60. Sheep 600; Iambs steady; ewes and feeders unchanged; good to prime Jambs 18.00-24.2f; cull to good ewes 4.00-5.25; good and choice fedeers J2.0J-14.00. Funerals JAMES WEY HARBISON Funeral services for James Ive'y Harbison were at 2 p.m.

Saturday, June 9, in the Coughlin Chapel, Wellsville. Rev. Jim Nabors, pastor of Wellsville Methodist Church, officiated. J. Linn Holtwick sang, and Mrs.

Fernleaf Barnett accompanied. Services also were at 2 p.m. Sunday, June 10, at the Christian Church, Eldon, Rev. C. N.

Van Dyke officiating. Mrs. Jim Harbison and Mrs. Leo Jones sang. Accompaniment was by Mrs.

Joe Weaver. Burial was in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. ROBERT S. WADKINS Services for Robert Sylvester Wadkins, who died June 9, were June 11 at Towner's Funeral Chapel.

Rev. Ralph Edwards officiated. Honorary Pallbearers were Marvin Crawford, Alvin Crawford, Andrew Martinez, John Zook, Merle Snethen and W. E. Burgoon.

Pallbearers were Beryl Ross, Ralph Hopkins, Merle Atchison, Arthur Burgoon, Earl Hicks, C. L. Jones, Dale Goforth, John Martinez and Lawrence Kimball. Jack Day sang hymns, accompanied by Mrs. J.

M. Kilgore. GRIFFIN Funeral Service for Howard C. Griffin will be conducted from Towner's Funeral Chapel at 2:00 p.m. Thursday.

Interment in Mt. Hope Cemetery, Williamsburg, Kansas. Hospital Notes Admission Mrs. Harry Pound, 1641 S. Main; Russell Howard, 1206 College, Tuesday.

Dismissals Beta Hamilton, Michigan Valley; Jeanne Hazen, 502 Beech; Mrs. Fred Morrow, RFP Sammuel Lee Wright, 328 N. Cherry; and Mrs, Melba Farrar, 118 N. Oak, Wednesday. Pomona Newt Band Begins Practice; Plan Concert By CAROLYN DUSIN Band practice was in the multi-purpose room of the Grade School June 11.

Mrs. A. L. Welborn, director, is planning a concert sometime this summer. So far no date has been set.

The band plans to start marching to practice for the fairs and the upcoming football season. The next band practice is to be Monday, June 18, at 7 p.m. Sunday callers at the home of Mrs. Clara Nitcher and Margaret McNeese were Mr. and Mrs.

R. E. Nitcher, Valley Center. Afternoon callers were Mrs. Maxine McCord and Ruby Criem, Kansas City.

Vacation Bible School at the Methodist Church starts Monday, June 18, and will continue to June 29. It is to be Monday through Friday, from 1:30 to 4 p.m. in the church basement. The age limit is from 4 to 15. The theme is to be "Patriots for Christ." Jim and Brad Fawl, Prairie Village, spent the week at the home of their grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. E. J. Neely. Also at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Neely was Mrs. Armand Glidewell, Bountiful, Utah, who spent the weekend. Mrs. Glidewell was in town to attend the Cox reunion.

The Hutchinson reunion was Sunday, June 10, at Wichita. It is the first time the family had gathered. People from this vicinity attending were Mrs. Pansy Bowman, Mr. and Mrs.

George Bowman and Sheri, Mr. Kenneth Bowman and boys and Mr. and Mrs. James Lindsey and girls, all from Pomona. Others were Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Priebe and family and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Shield and family, Vassar. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Cook had as visitors for several days Cook's brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. B. H.

Cook, Phoenix, Ariz. STEWART It would pay you to visit our display. All monuments moderately ON Stewart Memorials Across from South Water Tower 118 W. 15th CH 2-3325 Speeding Charges Filed Eight Ottawans were among 22 persons cited yesterday by state troopers using radar, County Court records show. Charged with exceeding 'the 60-mile speed limit were Claire H.

Smith, 39, 1228 S. Oak, driving 70; Velma L. Falls, 47, 118 W. llth, driving 71, and James H. Baugher, 41, 803 E.

llth, driving 72. Roger E. Howard, 24, 527 S. Locust, and Joseph J. Wehrle, 33, 735 Willow, were charged with driving 78 miles an hour in 70 mile zones, and Alvin I.

Burgoon, 26, 611 Maple, was charged with driving 80 in a 70 mile zone. Richard H. Larkin, 23, 320 S. Cherry, and Harold I. Currant, 511 W.

2nd, were charged with driving 70 and 80 miles an hour, respectively, in trucks weighing less than 5,000 pounds, the speed limit being 60. George W. Flinsbaugh, 19, RFD 2, Wellsville, also was cited on a charge of driving 70 miles an hour in a 60-mile zone. Tractor Mishap Kills Kansan PLAINS, Kan. (AP)-Darrell E.

Harvey, 19, lost his life Tuesday in a tractor accident six miles east of here on a county road. The, highway patrol said the tractor overturned in a ditch filled with water. Harvey, son of Keith Harvey and Mrs. Irene Harvey, both of Liberal, attended Fort Hays State College last school year. He made his home with his grandparents here.

Legate (First Published May 31, (Last Published June 13 1962) State of Kansas, Franklin County, SB: Iii the Probate Court said County and State. In the Matter of the Estate of Mary L. Lawrence, Deceased. NOTICE OF HEARING The State of Kansas to all persons concerned: You are hereby notified that a petition has been filed In said court by Ernest R. Lawrence, executor of the of Mary L.

Lawrence, deceased, praying for a final settlement of said estate, approval of his acts, proceedings and accounts as executor, allowance for executor and attorney fees, and expenses; and also praying that the court determine the heirs, devisees and legatees entitled to the estate and the proportion or part thereof to which each is entitled and distribute and assign the same to them in accordance with the will of Mary L. Lawrence, deceased; and you are hereby required to file your written defenses thereto on or before the 22nd day of June, 1962, at two o'clock p.m., on said day, In said court, In the City of Ottawa, at which time and place said cause will be heard. Should you fall therein, judgment and decree will be entered in due course upon said petition. Ernest B. Lawrence, Petitioner.

Bowers Si Bowers, Attorneys. (Pint Published 13 1M2) (Last Published June 37, 19B2) State of Kanaai, Franklin County, ll In the Probate Court of ittd County and In the Matter of the Testamentary Trust Under the Will of Lillian Orbleon, deceased. 1 No. 4367 NOTICE OP HEAEINO The Kate of Kansas to all persons concerned: You are hereby notified that been tiled in said court by C. P.

Burrows, Successor Trustee under the Testamentary Trust created under the Wiir.of Lillian Orbison, deceased, praying tor settlement, approval and allowance of the account of said Trust, interpretation of the Last Witt and Testament of Lillian Orbison, deceased; determination and allowance of court costs and proper fees for the Trustee and his attorney; determination of the persons entitled to receive the assets of this testamentary trust estate and their respective shares determination of the manner of distribution the assets of this testamentary trust estate; discharge of said Trustee and all other proper relief, and hereby required to file your written defenses thereto on or before the eth day of July, 1993, at 10:00 clock a.m., of said day, In said court, in the City of Ottawa, at which time and place said cause will be heard Should you fall therein, Judgment and decree will be entered In due course upon said petition. C. P. Burrows, Successor Trustee Winton A. Winters, Attorney for Testamentary Trustee Want Ads Phone CH 2-4700 CLASSIFIED DEADLINE 11 a.m.

Daily Except Saturday 10 a.m. Save Cash 10 per cent Discount on Local ads paid by 5 p.m. following day. Special Discount Contract Rates Available WANT AD PER WORD RATES 1 insertion per word 3 insertions per word I5c 6 insertions per word 24c 12 insertions per word 45c 26 insertions per word 90c Cash minimum 48c Local i4c per line (subject to Frequency Discounts) National I4c per line Out of trade territory, 6c per word per insertion, no discount. (Not subject to Frequency Discounts) Blind Ads 50c extra Card of Thanks 4c per word 70c min.

1 inch Lodge Notices set with emblem $1.00 2 insertions no change $1.50 Memorial Record NELSON- Funeral services for Lars S. Nelson will be held Thursday, 2:30 p.m., at the Lamb Funeral Home; Dr. Raymond P. Jennings will officiate, interment following in Highland Cemetery. Lamb Funeral Service CHerry 2-3550 We are always mindful of the wishes and circumstances of every family and thus assure the finest services for all with financial hardship for none.

2-2323 Legate Lost and Found KEYS FOUND in Forest Park. The Ottawa Herald. Notices Ottawa Shrine No, 19 Order Of The White Shrine of Jerusalem. Regular meeting Thursday, June 14th at 7:30 p.m. Ceremonial and Reg social evening.

Signed: Calista Roth W.H.P. Isabelle Jacobson W.S. Personals SHARE RIDES to Lawrence daily. 8-5 p.m. CH 2-1762.

Lawn, Garden CLEARANCE OF ALL GARDEN TILLER and TRADE-INS 4 tillers. All are late model trade-ins, used less than 2 ses- sons. 2 have large Bolo Knife type tines. 3 Good Garden Tractors With attachments. All Must Be Sold Make Us An Offer.

Easy Terms Too! GAMBLES In Ottawa SALE DATES Myers Bros. Phone Centropolis Ottawa RFD 4. Franklin Count; Sale Company Every Saturday. Locust It Wilson. Ottawa, Ernest Arnold Overbrook, Kansas Phone MO 5-3236 Emporia Livestock Bales Co, Empor- la, Kansas Every Friday.

Franklin County Sale Wilson and Locust, Ottawa, Kansas. Every Saturday. Otage City Sale, every Tuesday. Jack Nelson Phone 4-F43, Pomona, Kas. DTerbrook Livestock Bale, Overbrook, Kansas Every Wednesday.

Every Friday Allen County itoek Ajctlon, Gas City. Kansas. Printy and Son Ben Printy "Cap" CH 2-1974 CH 2-1201 Community auction Tuesaay night 7 p.m., 1136 N. Ualn. Community tale every Thuridaj meat.

1130 N. Main. June 23 Furniture Auction to be held at Prlnty's Auctton House, 1136 N. Main. Todd Mobil Homes, owner.

Harold Stewart ft Charles Beatty Harold CH 2-4836 Charles Lyndon, Kansas June 13 Night Consignment Cattle Sale, Ottawa Livestock Commission Co. West Wilson Street. June 14 Nile Consignment Horse Sale Ottawa Livestock Coram. Co. West Wilson Ottawa, Kansas.

June 16 Art Finch, household goods 824 8. Cypress Ottawa, Kas. June 16 Bob Cowdln Salvage Yard Close out sale 310 N. Hickory, Ottawa. Kansas.

June Jim Poe, The Iron It Metal Company, 338 West Wilson Street, Ottawa, KM. Lawn. Garden Nearly New Rider Town Mower. Has Clinton 4 cycle, H.P. Cast Iron Engine with impulse starter.

Air tires on rear Clutch on duty transmission. Sold for 1209.95 New Used 1 season. Buy Now for $119.95 Pay no, money down $7.00 each, mo. day guarantee. Gambles, 128 S.

Main Nurseries Seeds Plants CHRYSANTHEMUM Plants. A. F. Lewis. West of County Farm.

Male Help Wanted BOYS WANTED for paper routes and substitutes, in some parts of town. When school is out, and when it starts again in the fall, there are always some changes made. Get your application in now for future reference. See Mrs. Jones.

Men and Women Wanted WANTED Experienced Bookkeeper, double entry system. Phone CH 2-1264 for appointment. Female Help WOMEN (3) to do telephone work from our office, salary to start. CH 2-5358 between 2 p.m. and 8 p.m., Wednesday and Thursday.

General Services WILL HAUL HAY. Immediate delivery. Call CH 2- 1158 between 7:00 and 5:00. IRONINGS WANTED CH 24641. PLUMBING SERVICE.

Prompts. Ralph Wilson. CH 2-2663. UNDERWOOD PLUMBING and Trenching. Largest Stock of Jacuzzi and Dempster Pumps, Trenching and plastic pipe.

LAWNS MOWED CH 2-9744 or CH 2-1150. VENETIAN BLINDS Rebuilt, repaired. CH 2-2817. KNAPP SHOES Lee Carter. CH 2-3659.

STEAMING, PAPERING, Painting. Conrad's Painters. CH2-3268. DEAD ANIMALS removed. Standard Rendering Co.

Call collect. Ottawa CH 2-1064. LET US help your business by advertising your service in the Ottawa Herald General Services section. McCRACKEN ELECTRIC CH 2-3254 WIRING CH 2-4939 Position Wtd. BABYSITTING wanted Full time in days and part time at nights.

Call CH 2-1856. Livestock 8 PIGS. Reams, 3 miles west Williamsburg. months old. 1 male.

Claude Sluder, Williamsburg, Phone 3251. HORSE SALE Thursday evening, June 14. Ottawa Livestock Commission Company, West Wilson Street, Ottawa, Kansas. HOLSTEIN or Swiss dairy calves shipped to you on approval from Wisconsin's high production herds. Write for free price list.

Otto Vanderburg, North Prairie, Wisconsin. Farm Equipment FARMALL-A-1 condition. See at Scott's north Ottawa. FOR SALE Massey Ferguson, Model 35, S. P.

Combine. L. E. Tussing. 2 miles Logan.

Champlin Hawkins, Landmark Service. Hay Stack Covering POLEYETHYLENE SHEETING All Widths 6' 10' 12' 16' As Low as 1V4 sq. ft. Budge Hardware 117 S. Main CH 2-2371 Seeds.

Feeds. Fert. Side dress Corn and Milo, Arcadian URAN. We have WEED SPRAY. Gingerich Liquid Fert.

Pomona, Kansas Ph. MO 5-2236 of 9F-12 Misc. For Sale TOMATO STAKES for sale. T. D.

C. PROJECTOR for colored slides. Call CH 2-1119 after 6 p.m. Call CH 2-4700.