The Ottawa Herald from Ottawa, Kansas • Page 12

7 A jet ai8 p. m. tomorrow i Liberty School. Pie will be ed. MrSi Sylva Lofgreen 7 show i film, Ellis Piano Tuning.

CH Adv. HENRY Duane Huddlestun, son of Mr. and Mrs. George stun, Williamsburg, has accepted a teaching position with the Leroy School System for the 1964.1965 school term. Huddlestun will graduate in May from Emporia State.

Chair Seat caning. CH 2.2358. CURTIS J. WILHITE, 808 Cy. press, was ticketed for driving left of center Wednesday after his auto collided head-on with a car driven by Barb Oestrelcher, Richmond, on Richmond's main street.

RICHARD L. WIDMAN, OU stu. dent, and Phillip John Landry, Kansas City, were both charged with speeding Wednes. day by police. Landry posted a $30 bond.

SEVEN DEER were sighted shortly before dark Wednesday by Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Ander.

son, 834 S. Mulberry. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson were driving in the Chippewa Hills area about eight- miles southwest of Ottawa when they saw the deer.

RICHARD HARRELL, 27, was found guilty in District Court Wednesday of attempted jail. break and felonious assault. Har. rell was given until Feb. 24 to prepare a motion for a new trial.

He was charged with par. ticipating in the attempted break from Franklin County Jail in which jailer Carl Sherman was beaten with an iron bar. DR. AND MRS. H.

N. Flora will stop In Nowata, tomorrow for their son and wife, Dr. and Mrs. H. N.

Flora and will spend the weekend in Hot Springs, Ark. LA VERNE ELLIS, Lane, re. ported two new tires stolen from his pickup truck while parked in front of the Office Tavern Wednesday night. ATTORNEY for Jane Snider, charged with two counts of sell. Ing beer to minors, entered guilty pleas to the charges in District Court.

The woman was paroled for one year on each 30-day Jail sentences and $100 fines on each of the counts. DIVORCE SUIT of Helen Me. Cray against Paul McCray has been filed In District Court. She asks for the custody of their four children and temporary and permanent child support and all. mony.

AN $8,000 DAMAGE suit has baen filed in District Court against The Anchor Serum Farmers Elevator and Kansas Farmers Union Serum Co. by Ralphs. Chandler, Prince, ton. Chandler charges that sev. eral of his cattle became ill and died after injection with a black leg serum purchased from the defendants.

Hospital Notes ADMISSIONS Hiram Jones, Pomona; Mrs. Robert Altic, 802 N. Main; Wednesday. Yield Lynn Benitz, Ottawa; Thursday. BIRTHS Mr.

and Mrs. John N. Trip, lett, Rantoul, son Thursday, weight, 7 11 oz. DISMISSALS Rollo Burgoon, 620 N. Poplar; William Johnston, 224 Willow; Mrs.

Dean Robison and baby son, 909 Maple; Mrs. Arthur Johnson, 614 N. Sycamore; Klram Jones, Pomona; Mrs. Ho. mer McCammon, RFD 1, Paola; Mrs, L.

A. Myers, 217 W. 9th; Cecil Huyett, 512 Sycamore. jk 4 Church League SENIOR DIVISION Sacred Heart(42) Stlne Brady Martin Colby Sauer Reedy Corte McCart Bellefleur Spears Totals Trinity Meth. (16) Nordyke Haworth Hayden Campbell Murray Paine Milton Totals Faith Luth.

(22) Downey, D. Downey, R. Fox Buck Adcock Depriest Totals Grace Epis. (19) O'Dea Queen Hoppe Weien Roush Brockway 0 Smith Totals FG FT PF 1 2 2 2 0 1 0 4 1 0 1 0 8 6 10 FG FT PF 331 000 1 1 0 0 A LITTLE CLOSE- Police survey the damage after the auto at 2 left, driven by Pauline D. Lang, 703 E.

3rd, hit the parked auto owned by Frank Lytle, Waverly, as she was attempting to park in the 200 block on South Main Wednesday. 1 2 0 0 1 1 3 2 1 Deaths MRS. LAVERNE F. MAXWELL Mrs. Laverne F.

Maxwell, 52, died early Thursday morning at her home, 911 S. Locust. She had been seriously ill for two weeks. Services will be at 2 p. m.

Saturday at Dengel and Son Mor. tuary. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery. Mrs. Maxwell was born March 17, 1911, in Miami County, the daughter of Charles and Stella Bates.

She was married Dec. 20, 1933, to J. A. Maxwell in Lawrence. The couple moved to Franklin County in 1935, and had lived In Ottawa for two years.

Mrs. Maxwell was employed by Bruce Mfg. from 1949 until Aug. 1963. She is survived by her husband; one brother, Lavonne Bates, Ran.

toul; two sisters, Mrs. Loranne Beebe, Paola, and Mrs. Laveta Turner; Ottawa; her parents, Rantoul; three daughters, Mrs. Shirley McCurdy, Mission, Mrs. Phyllis Jones and Mrs.

Treva Larkin, both of Ottawa, and four grandchildren. Four Wrecks Hurt None Four auto accidents were in. vestigated by police Wednesday. An auto driven by Ermil C. Greenfield, 811 King, struck the rear of a car driven by Donald L.

Wilford, 606 E. llth, in the 100 block of North Main. A car driven by Pauline D. Lang, 703 E. 3rd, struck a parked car owned by Frank Lytle, Wav.

erly, as she was pulling into a parking place in the 200 block of South Main. Viola Calvert, Waverly, was ticketed for backing into traf. fie after her car collided with an auto driven by Inez M. Fitz. gerald, 1419 S.

Mulberry in the 400 block of South Main. Joyce L. Bartlett, 731 King, was cited for following another car too closely after her auto struck the rear of a car driven by John F. Sauer, 825 W. 5th, at 3rd and Main.

No injuries were any of the KG Markets KANSAS CITY and yearling steers were about a dollar lower and feeders down from 25 to 50 cents a pound day at the weekly sale of replacement cattle. Receipts taled 2,800. The top was $28.45 for 48 head of Angus steers, averaging 414 pounds, from the Schultz Ranch at Booker, Tex. Most steer calves sold in the $23.45 to $27.15 range. Yearlings sold from $20.40 to feeders from $19 to $22.35 and Holsteins $14.65 to $15.45.

KANSAS CITY (AP) Consumer eggs, small A 20-21, large 26-27, others unchanged. Wholesale eggs unchanged. Poultry and butter unchanged. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers, at farm 12-13V2, at plant JAMES E. RAMSDELL James E.

Ramsdell, 75, died 1418 S. Santa Fe Chanute. Funeral services will be at 2:30 p. m. Sunday in Towner's Funeral Chapel.

Burial will be in Mt. Hope cemetery, Williams, burg. Ramsdell was born Sept. 17, 1888, in Paola, the son of Gid. eon and Lula Daniels Ramsdell.

He married Hazel Roberts Jan. 14, 1914, in Ottawa. The Rams. dells lived in Burlington and Wil. liamsburg and moved to Chanute in 1917.

Ramsdell was a retired Santa Fe Railroad employe. He was a member of Elks Lodge 806 in Chanute and a member of Elks Lodge 806 in Chanute and a mem. ber of the Brotherhood of Loco, motive Firemen and Enginemen. He is survived by his wife; one son, Willard Ramsdell, Wich. ita; one half-brother, Willie Ramsdell, Burlington, and two grandchildren and six great, grandchildren.

A daughter, Fran. ces Sorahan, Reading, died Aug. 25,1962. Local Markets Wheat $2.02 Soybeans 2.50 Milo 1.78 Ear Corn 1.12 Shelled Corn 1.17 Butterfat 47 .42 Barley 1.10 Oats 83 Rye 1.00 KANSAS calves 100; steady, util. ity cows 13.50-14.50; good and choice calves 19.00-21.00.

Hogs steady to 25 higher, barrows and gilts 1-3190-250 lb 14.75-15.25; sows 1-3 11.7513.50. Sheep 400; not enough for test. Braun Sentenced For DWI Charge John Braun, who gave his ad. dress as Ottawa RFD 1, was fined $150 and given a 30-day, suspended jail sentence Monday in Anderson County Court on charges of driving while intoxicated. The Anderson County sheriff's office said Braun was driving south on U.S.

169 south of Welda about 3:50 a.m. Sunday when he turned north off the highway onto the Santa Fe Railroad tracks, supposedly heading for Lane. A freight train plowed into the back of Braun's car. Braun jumped just before the train hit, the sheriff's office said. The car, a 1950 Dodge, was de.

molished. Braun was charged with DWI, reckless driving, and driving without a license. He pleaded guilty to WDI. The other charges were dropped. Official Says Offer Free CHATTANOOGA, Term.

(AP) A former Nashville Team, sters official testified today he attached no strings to a tion offer for a state trooper whose wife was a juror in James Hoffa's 1962 conspiracy trial. Ewing King was the last of five men on trial with Hoffa, International Teamsters president, to testify. All are charged with trying to influence jurors in Hoffa's 1962 trial in Nash, vllle. King, former president of the Nashville Teamsters local, said he agreed to help Tennessee State Trooper James Paschal of Woodbury, get a pro. motion.

He said many union truck drivers knew the patrol, man and wanted to see him get ahead. Pashal's wife was dismissed from the Nashville jury follow, ing a meeting between King and Paschal on a lonely road near Woodbury. King said the meet, ing was arranged by a mutual friend. Paschal had testified earlier that King offered to use his in. Frank Clement and other state officials to obtain a promotion if Paschal "would talk to my wife." Paschal said he never discussed the matter with his wife.

The trial entered its second month today, and defense law. yers predict Hoffa himself will testify today or Friday. Ottawa Herald, Thursday, February 20,1964 Page 12 male Help 14 Want Ads Save 10 per cent CH 2-4700 10 per cent Discount on Local ads paid by 5 p.m. following day. CLASSIFIED DEADLINE i p.m.

Day Before 5 line Ads accepted up to 9:30 a.m. day of publication WANT AD PER WORD RATES 1 insertion per word 6c 3 insertions per word 6 insertions per word ,2 insertions per word 26 insertions per word Cash minimum Card of Thanks 4c per, The hydrodaktylopsychichar- monica is one of the names of an 18th Century musical instrument also known as a glasspiel played by rubbing the rims of glasses with wet fingers. SALE DATES The Herald pays $5 every week for the best news tip turn, ed in by a reader. MYERS BROS. Phone Centropolis Claude 918 Howard Ottawa RFD 4 40 Police Court Ten persons were on the police court docket for traffic charges.

One person was charged with assault and battery, another with being drunk in public. Jerry James, 335 S. Cedar, entered a plea of innocent to the assault and battery charge brought by City Attorney Robert A. Anderson. His trial was set for March.

19. Harold Hughes, Pomona, en. tered an Innocent plea to being drunk in public. Trial was set for March 12. He posted a $50 bond.

Parke Hendrick Johnston, OU student, received a continuance to Feb. 27 on a charge of reckless driving. Viola Calvert, Waverly, en. tered an innocent plea to a charge of backing into traffic. Her trial was set for March 19.

Joyce L. Bartlett, 731 King, was fined $15 on a charge of following another car too closely. George E. Smith, Paola; Terry L. Cramer, 627 N.

Cedar, and Earl D. Rossman, Richmond, for. felted speeding bonds. Eddie LeRoy Martin, 117 S. Poplar, received a continuance until March 19 on charges of driving without a valid drivers license or registration.

Duane H. Hall, 528 S. Sycamore, paid a $15 fine on a charge of making an illegal left turn. Sarah Herzog, 903 King, en. tered a guilty plea to charges of careless and inattentive driv.

ing. She was fined $15. Elmer E. Bircher, Baldwin, entered a guilty plea to a charge of backing into traffic and was fined $15. WO Youths rtody youths were taken Wednesday evening Sheriff's officers they alleged.

White's Used Car MRS. RUTH L. GONCE Mrs. Ruth L. Gonce, 808 In.

diana, Lawrence, formerly of Ottawa, died Tuesday evening in Lawrence Memorial Hospital. She was an employee in Ter. rill's department store, Law. rence. Services will be Friday at 3:30 p.

m. in Rumsey Funeral Home, Lawrence. Rev. Wil. liam DeLaughder will officiate.

Burial will be in Highland Ceme. tery, Ottawa. Survivors include her husband, Humbert A. "Steve" Gonce; one daughter, Mrs. Mary Keller, Baldwin; one son, Sidney Har.

rison Gonce, of the home; two brothers, Walter Eigsti, Ogden, Utah; and George Eigsti, St. Charles, and two sisters, Hrs, Mary Cell, Colorado Springs, and Mrs. Vera Story, Wichita, MAXWE LL: Funeral Services for Mrs. La. verne F.

Maxwell, who passed away early this morning, will be con. ducted from the Mor. tuary Saturday after, noon at 2:00 o'clock. Rev. R.

B. Shoemaker officiating. Interment Highland Cemetery, Marriage Licenses Estel Rogers, 21, and Yvonne A. Sauoders, 21, both otoskaloosa. HECKMAN Funeral Service for Mrs.

C. W. Heckmanwillbecon. ducted from Towner's Chapel at 2 p.m. Saturday.

Interment in Appanoose Cemetery. RAMSDELL Funeral Service for James E. Ramsdell will be con. ducted from Towner's Chapel at 2 p.m. Sun.

day. Interment in Mt. Hope, Williamsburg, Kansas. CoUmrr's II I'l Franklin County Sale Company Every Saturday, North Ottawa on Highway 59. Feb.

20 Wm. Talbott Farm Sale 3 miles south, 4Vz east 1 mile south of Ottawa, Ks. Feb. 21 F. E.

Brown Farm Sale miles east of OU tawa on 15th street and Vz mile south, 11 a.m. Feb. 27 John Rea. Farm Sale 5V 2 Miles South 2 East of 1 p.m. Feb.

2 Bell and Son clos. ing out. Holstein Dairy Sale Franklin County Sale Barn, 1 mile North of Ottawa, Kansas on Highway 59. 1 p.m. Feb.

Suttle. Dairy Cows, Franklin County Sale Barn, 1 mile North of OU tawa, Kansas on Highway 59. NATE and LEONA GIBBONS Pomona 566-3645 Open dates on farm and house. hold sales. Every Saturday, House.

hold furniture Misc. Next door to Bank, Pomona, Kansas, 566-3645. PRENTY and SON Ben Printy "Cap" CH 2-1974 CH 2-1201 Community Auction every Tues. day 7 p.m. Printy's Auction House 1136 N.

Main, Ottawa. Community Auction every Thursday 7 p.m. Printy's Auction House 1136 N. Main, Ottawa. Feb.

29 Mrs. Tom Flory Estate 1219 S. Main, Ottawa, household goods 1 p.m. JACK NELSON Phone 566.3530, Pomona, Kas. Overbrook Livestock Sale, Ov.

erbrook, Kansas. Every nesday. Every Friday Allen County Livestock Auction, Gas City, Kansas. Council Grove Livestock Auction, Council Grove Every SaU urday. HAROLD STEWART Home CH 2.4836 and Found XDST seven transistor between first and third So.

Oak. CH 2. 3992. Notices 70c min. 14c per line subject to Frequency Discounts) Blind Ads 50c extra National 14c per line (Not subject to Frequency Discounts) Special Discount Contract Rates Available Out of trade territory, 6c per word per insertion, no discount.

1 inch Lodge Notices set with emblem $1.00 2 insertions no change $1.50 JMUc. For Sale 40 HOUSEWIVES or mothers, full or part time. 4 hrs. $10.00. Car necessary.

Write Box C. 70, care of Ottawa Herald. WANTED: Woman to keep house for elderly man, live in, CH2. 2256. For Sale: Old newspapers.

10 cents bundle, Ottawa, Herald. Ironer Bendix at 1333 S. Cedar. $35. See General Service! YOUR ROOF Leaks Repaired, $5, guaranteed.

CH 2.1595. red. WATKINS products. CH 2.3696. FOR SPRING seeding, good black top soil, also fill dirt, CH 2.

1306. DEAD ANIMALS removed, Stan, dard Rendering Co. Call col. lect Ottawa CH 2.1064. KNAPP Shoes, Lee Carter, CH 2.3659.

STEAMING, Papering, Painting Conrad Painters. CH 2. 3268. PAINTING, Steaming, Paper Hanging. Gene Powell, CH 2.

1460. WANTED house work by the week. References. CH 2.5268. CARE elderly people, CH 2.2549 CARE of elderly people.

415 S. Cedar CH 2-3643. ODD JOBS wanted, carpenter, painting, anything CH 2-4307. LOCKSMITHING Keys mafle for locks, all types; Schwinn bicycles, sales and scissors, knives sharpened; dog collars and tags made; door closers repaired. DAY'S REPAIR 515 West 6th CH 2-4458 Livestock 34 HORSE SALE, February 20,7:00 p.m.

Franklin County Sale Ottawa, Kansas. Sales every two weeks. FOR laying hens; 3 purebred Yorkshire male hogs; 10 gilts, sjart farrowing March 10th. Everett Phillips, Waverly, Kansas, telephone PE 3.2481 or PE 3.2652. FOR SALE, 5.year old Holstein Heavy, sprioger, ,869..,3 59,5,, FOR SALE, Yorkshire boars, servicable age, Bred gilts.

W. Hink; W'msburg, Ks. 3154. SELLING a 22 month old Hereford bull at the Franklin Co. Sale, Feb.

22nd. Younger bulls at the farm. Manure spreader, like new. E. L.

Walker, Rantoul 20 head young white face Here, ford cows; 10 black cows with calves; 20 head light white face calves; 41 head mixed calves; 1 registered 3 yr. old black bull; 15 head Holstein yearling heifers; 12 head black heifers; to be sold Sat. Feb. 22nd. Franklin County Sale Inc.

Idtal lor ovirnignf OK DISCOUNT STORE 132 S. Main Sporting Goods 42 MERCURY, Outboards, Star: craft, and LM.P. boats, Ot. tawa Boats and Motors, 2 miles north Ottawa, Harold Bones, CH 2-3495. Home Furnishings 47 POLE LAMPS $12.95 VALUE Beautiful Lamps in As sorted Colors $3.99 "THE SMALL STORE WITH THE BIG DEAL" WHITE'S Furniture Appl.

Opposite Court House Near new Like new Sofa Sleeper Golden wheat nylon upholstery shows no wear Sofa by day comfortable bed by night with innerspring mat. tress Sold new for 199.95 Buy it now for just 139.95 or pay only 1.75 each week. 128 So. Main Appliances 50 9Varm Equipment 35 Tancred Commandery No. 11 K.T.

Stated Conclave Thursday, February 20th, 7:30 p.m. Busi. ness meeting and elec. tion of officers. Open installation of officers, 8:30 p.m.

Visitors welcome. Fred A. Gardner, B.C. Gerald B. Harford, Rec.

WANTED: Two donors with rh Positive Type Blood to stand by about Feb. 21st. Will pay $30 each if not needed and $50 if needed, Address Box 82, Garnett, Kansas. nttruction 18 ALL TYPES of dancing, Bern, hardt's. CH 2- 3696.

Male Help Wffd. 19 RETIRED men, national organi. zation has opening for part time insurance investigator in Ottawa, Ideal for retired men who wants supplemental in. come. Must have car, typing ability PO.

Box Kansas. SALESMAN wanted by oldest company in its field. Must be experienced in direct sales, in feed or other agricultural lines. Own a car. Age 28.50 years.

Lenient draw and com. mission plus fringe benefits. Answer in care of this paper, Box B.70, care of Ottawa Her. aid. Men Women rtd.

PPLICATIONS wanted from persons Interested in part time restaurant work, also openings for curb-bops. Ages 14 to 35. Apply to Jim's Drlve.ln, 109 E. 5th, No phone calls. Barnett Sales: 1957 W.

D. 45 Tractor W.A. 1958 D.17 Tractor W.A. 1958 D.17 Tractor W.A. 1952 Ford with Industrial load.

er, used Graln.o.vator feed wagon, used Fertilizer spread. er. IHC Manure spreader, good con. dition. New Idea Flail type Manure Lots of 3 2 bottom A.C.

snap coupler plows and 2 boU torn pull type plows. BARNETT Sales Co. 1610 S. Main CH 2-1984 Fert. 36 FOR Oats 1.00 per bu.

97 per cent germ. Tu 36154. FOR and yellow sweet clover seed. Roberts Bros. Williamsburg.

FOR SALE Wheat clean up grain, approximately 80 bu. shel, Call CH 2.3260 or see samples and leave written bids at Franklin ASCS County of. flee, 201 West 2nd Ot. tawa, Kansas, Bids open Feb. 26, 1964.

FOR SALE Corn ensilage in upright silo. Ralph Smith, Princeton, YE 7.2223. MUc.Por Sale 40 MEW and used pipe for sale. Structural steel. Williamson Coal and Salvage.

CYLINDER vacuum cleaners ft 7 attachments, $14.95 guarantee Keen Co. 114 So. Main TAPPAN GAS RANGE Used Two Years, Visualite Door Burner with Brain Excellent Condition Sold new for $299.95 $98.00 $7.00 per month NO MONEY DOWN MALOTT HDWE. Older model Coronado 12 cubic foot freezer across the meat keeper and vegetable crisper works good just 16.75 pay only 1.25 each week. 7 128 So.

Main Coronado wringer type washer 1959 timer 4 vane agitator and instructive tee. Just 24.95 or pay only 1.25 each week. 128 So. Main APARTMENT size refrigerator, may be seen at Refrig. eration, 431 South Main.

TV SoUs, 51 Airline 17" Portable T.V Plays good on all channels- Nice just 19.95 or pay only 1.25 each week. 128 So. Main.