The Ottawa Herald from Ottawa, Kansas • Page 12

12 The OTTAWA HERALD Thursday, June 1958 News Briefs Don W. Jones, 310 Walnut, Ottawa fireman, was taken to St. Francis Hospital, Topeka yesterday, where he is in room 352. His neck is to in traction. If you don't get your Herald, phone yonr carrier.

If he can't be reached, call 47 from 5 till 6:30. Two townships will hold Republican caucuses at 8 p.m. Monday in South Centropolis, the meetin will be at Oakland School. In Ap panoose township the meeting wi be at the high school. Crites, RCA Comb.

Washer-Dryer Adv Major damage was done to vehicle driven by Mrs. Dan White 117 W. 5th, when she lost contro of it while rounding a bend in Rock Creek on Rantoul Road, Mon day. The car skidded into a dtich Henry McKinley filed suit In District Court to gain a divorce from Mildred McKinley on grounds of gross neglect of duty and aban donment. James Clifford Stansbury, son Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Stansbury Pomona, received his discharge from the Army, recently and has enrolled in summer school at the University of Kansas. He will teach at Ellis next fall. Crites, Car Polishing. Adv.

James G. Givers, 75, 424 S. Wai nut, was cited by police yesterday for running a red light at 2nd and Main. Edward Henry Wilson, 18, son ol Mr. and Mrs.

Robert A. Wilson, RFD 4, joined the Navy recently and has been shipped to San Diego, Calif. Famous Vornado fans reduced up to 50 per cent; prices as low as $17.50. Douglas Bros, Adv. Garry Niehoff, son of Mr.

and Deaths Mrs. George Niehoff, Quenemo, was a recent high school graduate of St. John's Lutheran Academy, WinfkW. Crites, Scott, Atwater Motors, Adv. Sacred Heart Church will have a public sale at the school grounds, 4th, and Cedar, Friday, June 13, starting at 7 p.m.

Pfc. Ernest L. Brown, son of Mrs. Sara Brown, 712 Cypress, returned to Ft. Lewis, recently after participating in the "Indian River" exercise, a giant maneuver testing new battle methods.

Mrs. Elva Myers of McCook. will speak at Assembly of Church tonight MRS. CHESTER WAGNER Mrs. Edith Wagner, 75, wife of Chester Wagner, near Richmond, died today at 10 a.

m. at the Garnett Hospital. She had been in failing health a year. Last night she became ill, and was taken to the hospital. The Wagner family is widely known for their interest in farming and community projects in Franklin County.

Edtth Beaty was born May 22, 1883 in Knobnoster, daughter of David S. and Lydia Beatyt She was married to Mr. Wagner March 14, 1910, and lad lived at Richmond since then. Survivors are the husband, three children, Raymond B. Wagner, Richmond; Mrs.

Glenn Chappell, Green City, and Mrs. Arnold Bryan, Shawnee; five grandchildren and two sisters. Mrs. Laura Roadruck and Miss Florence Beaty, Knobnoster, Mo. Mrs, Wagner was a member of R.

N. A. and of the Richmond Community Church, where the funeral is to be Saturday at 2:30 p. m. Friends may call at the Lamb Funeral Home until noon Saturday.

Interment is to be in Richmond Cemetery. LLOYD W. MYERS Lloyd W. 'Myrs, 53, insurance representative and a former high school teacher, died yesterday at 11 a. m.

at the home in Manhattan. He formerly taught in high schools at Pomona, Quenemo, Troy and Cimarron. He was born Oct. 22, 1904, near Burlington, son of Fred and Maggie Myers. He was married to Velma Latimer in August, 1931 at Ottawa.

The widow, a son, Ronald E. Myers of the home, the mother, Mrs. Fred Myers, Ottawa; and three sisters, Mrs. W. J.

Gibson, Topeka; Mrs. Dwight Haworth, Ottawa and Mrs. J. G. Toohy, Long Island, N.

survive. Mr. Myers was a member of the Methodist Church and the Masonic Lodge at Pratt. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 p. the McVey-Qengel Mortuary.

Rev. Charles P. Knight is to officiate, and interment will be in Key West Cemetery, Coffey County. husband, two daughters, a sister and two brothers, survive. Funeral and burial services will be held Saturday from the Federated Church at Burlingame.

Superintendent Jay Scott, (left) discusses test scores with Mrs. Lee Henry and Dean Lechlyter, school psychologists for Shawnee County who are testing al children here as a project for the state board of education. (Photo by Clausfe Smith local Markets Wheat $1.70 Barley 70 Soybeans 2.08 Rye ao White Corn 1.15 Yellow Corn 1.15 Shelled Corn 1.20 Oats .60 Milo hundred pounds 1.90 Buttsrfat 54, 51 Straight run eggs 23 Grade eggs 30, 27, 23 Heavy hens Light hens 9 Cox 6 SAMUEL P. CLEMENS Samuel P. Clemens, nearly 84, died today at 6:30 a.m.

at the lome, 514 N. Sycamore. He had )een a farmer here over 50 years. Mr. Clemens had been in failing icalth for 10 years.

He was born line 16, 1874 at Norborne, on of William and Sadie Clemens, nd is the last member of the fam- six children. He was niar- ied to Minnie Stuart, Dec. 18, 1924. at Ottawa: The widow, a daughter Mrs. Parley Hauser, Sacramento, two grandchildren and four great- grandchildren Mr.

Clemens was a of Baptist Church. Funeral services will be 1 at 11:30 a.m. from the, jamb Funeral Home. Interment will be in Hope Cemetery. MRS.

IVA M. CARM1CHAEL Mrs. Merle Willhite, 416 East 14th, has received word of the death of her mother, Mrs. Iva M. 56, wife of Vernie F.

larmichael, Burlingame. She was a switchboard operator for the United Company, and lived in Burlingame all her life. She had visited here. The HYER'S Cowboy Boots WALDO SHOE SHOP 306 S. Main Jamb CLEMENS Samuel nearly 84, passed away this at his home, 514 North Sycamore Street, Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 11:30 o'clock at the Lamb Funeral Home.

Interment will follow in Hope Cemetery. WAGNER Edith, wife of Chester Wagner, prominent resident of Richmond, Kansas, passed away this morning. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by the Lamb Funeral Home. Hospital Notes Admitted Mrs. John Mason, Mesa, Cecil McArdle, 'Overbrook; Mrs.

Charles Bertram, 1006 Cypress; Mrs. Lenna Osburn, 220 Walnut; S. U. Peace, 604 Beech; Wednesday. J.

C. Craycraft, Williamsburg; Cheryl Vuncannon, Waverly; Mrs. W. T. Jolly, Osawatomie; today.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schoonover, 1410 S. Main, son, born today, weight, 5 8 oz. Mr.

and Mrs. Ben Myers, 634 Oak, son, born today, weight, 7 13 oz. Dismissed Mark Cooper, Carbondale; Mrs. Lelah McKay, 213 S. Willow; Mrs.

Lena Wittman, 520 S. Locust; today. YOU SHOULD KNOW THIS obouf Baking it's the balance of ingredients in baking powder that governs its leavening action. Only when these are scientifically balanced can you be sure of uniform action in the mixing bowl plus that final, balanced rise to light and fluffy torture in the oven. Balanced Double Action Two Wrecks Occur Here Two accidents occurred in Ottawa yesterday." Major damage was done to botty vehicles when a car driven by Alfred Jackson Harrison, 56, 1341 S.

Oak, collided with a car driven by L. J. Coffelt, 57, Topeka, in the intersection of 2nd and Hickory. Coffelt was cited for failing to yield the right of way; causing an accident. Minor damage was done to cars by H.

Arthur Wharton, 76, 513 Ash, and Gail V. Louk, 82, 12 S. Main, when they collided 'esterday. Wharton was turning right off 'th when he collided with Louk, was turning feft off 7th. No arrest was made.

Furniture Upholstering Truck Seats Recovered Tarps Combine Canvas repaired. Canvas ROBERT BARNES 826 Ash Phone 1342-M TELEVISION Repair The KEEN Co. 114 S. Main Phone 637 Service The "KEEN" Way Funerals COMER EDMOND Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Wilson, and Mrs. Wilson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Norton, "Williamsburg to Wichita yesterday. They attended the funeral and burial services of Gomer Edmond of Andover.

Mr. Edmond was an employe of Warner industries here many years and was also a former resident of Pomona. He woud have been 65 years old today. His death in a Wichita hospital June 8 re- suited from a heart attack and pneumonia. The widow and eight children survive.

CARL ALVA HETRICK Funeral services for Carl Alva Hetrick, 60, Topeka, formerly of Ottawa, who was found dead Tuesday afternoon, will be at 2 p.m. Friday in the Wall-Diffenderfer mortuary, Topeka. Mr. Hetrick was found hanging in a shed at the rear of his home by his wife. He had been in failing health several months, and despondent, members of the family told police.

Born at Michigan Valley he moved with parents to Queue- mo when he was three years old. He moved to Ottawa in 1928, and to Topeka in 1952. He was a carpenter, and retired in 1953. Survivors are the widow, two sons Lawrence A. and Fred E.

Hetrick, Topeka, a sister and a brother. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Morrow, Overbrook, were called to Topeka yesterday by his death. Legate (First Published In The Ottawa Herald June 12, 1958) (Last Published therein June IB, 1B58) BTATB HIGHWAY COMMISSION Notice To Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro poials for the construction of road and bridge work In Franklin County, Kansas will foe received at the office of the STOFFER Funeral Services for Tassina H.

Stoffer will be conducted from Towner's Funeral Chapel at 2 p. m. Friday. Interment in Evergreen Mound. EHAL CHAPEL PHONE 78O 52 Mo AMBULANCE Lerols Division Engineer, K.8.R.O.

In Chuutfc until 9:00 a. m. July 1. 1988 and then publicly opened, as follows: 60-30 4286 PU. 8 887 Jnllei Aiphaltlc Concrete, at 12 locations on US-50, beginning at Franklin-Coffey Co.

Line; thence northeasterly to Interstate Route No. 3S gouthwest of Ottawa. 89-80 4285 (2) 1.189 miles ABphaltle Concrete, beginning at the old jet. of US-5B ft trts-SOS, near the south city limits ot Ottawa; thence southwesterly on US-B9 Spur (Old location ot US-BOS). Further Information regarding the work may be had by an examination of plans and specifications on file In the office of the Franklin County Clerk or at the of the State Highway Commission.

By Order of the State Highway Commission, MAURICE MARTIN, Acting Director. (First Published In The Ottawa Herald May 29, 1958) (Last Published therein June 12, 1958) State of Kansas, Franklin County, BS. In the Probate Court of Franklin County, Kansas. In the matter of the estate of Hugh Campbell, deceased. Notice of Appointment The state of Kansas to the heirs, devisees and legatees of Hugh Campbell, deceased, and all others concerned In the estate of said decedent: You, and each of you, are hereby notified that on the 28th day of May, 1958, the undersigned, Alice Campbell, was by the Probate Court of Franklin County, Kansas, duly appointed as administratrix with the will annexed of the estate of Hugh Campbell, deceased, and that on the 28lh day of May, 1958 she duly qualified to act as such administratrix with the will annexed.

And all creditors of the estate of Hugh Campbell, deceased, are hereby notified to exhibit thelf demands against estate within nine (9) months from the date of the first publication of this notice as provided by law, and that if their demands are not thus exhibited they shall be forever barred. Dated at the City of Ottawa, Franklin County, Kansas, this 28th day of May, 1958. ALICE CAMPBELL. Administratrix with the will annexed of the estate of Hugh Campbell, deceased. R.

R. REDMOND, Attorney. Public Sale NIGHT SALE Special sale of consigned cows and heifers at Ottawa Market Sale, one mile east on Wilson Friday, June 13,1958 (7:30 P. 20 head springer and fresh Holstein-Guernsey, and Shorthorn cows, will be Bangs tested. 10 yearling Holstein heifers; 40 bred Holstein heifers; all heifers were calfhood vaccinated for Bangs or are Bangs tested.

Lunch will be served on the grounds. Gordon James and Neill George, Auctioneers Why Spend the Price of a Farm for a Combine? See the New Ford 7 ft. Combine and compare all of the exclusive features not offered by other 7 ft. combines. Farm with FORD and Bank the Difference FORD COMBINE It's the only 7 ft.

Combine with Convenient cylinder speed control, accurate air volume control, generous use of sealed-for-life ball and roller bearings these are a few of the many advanced design features built into this combine to help you get outstanding performance in all kinds of crops and conditions. And it's fast has the threshing and separating capacity to handle large amounts of material rapidly. Engine or PTO drive. Stop In and see this combine now about our low, low termsl Ottawa Farm Supply Ford Service and Sales 152SS. Main.

Plume 1216 COURTNEY OGG'S WEST SIDE GROCERY 602 Maple We Deliver Phone 1711 Your Back Yard Barbecue MEATS RANKS ME AT MAKES THE MEAL Lb. Lb. Lb. Pkg. 65c 89c 59c 53c Lb.

KOSHER STYLE BABY BEEF LIVER MINUTE STEAK CAMPFIRE BACON ISi" SAUSAGE GARLIC BOLOGNA 69c 59e Lb. 55c b.65c Fancy Frying Chickens CHARCOAL BRIQUETS 10 Lbs 79c DILL PICKLES Sae Ql 23e Shurfine Pure Vegetable 3 Lbs. 73C Wishbone CHEESE DRESSING 8 39c CRISCO 93e 83c 69c 19c 49c 29c 29c 49c 29c BENNETT'S ICE CREAM Flavor-of-the-Month Grenadier BLACK SWEET CHERRY TOWN COUNTRY Ga Gal Jar Dutch Garden Jar Smucker's ICE CREAM TOPPINGS Chocolate Mint, Butterscotch, Caramel, Pineapple, Strawberry Thousand Island DRESSING WELCHADE GRAPE DRINK GOLDEN SWEET CORN TOMATO JUICE Westera CUT GREEN BEANS Shurfine Vacuum Pack 32 .2 2 -Oz. Can Cans 46 Oz. Cans Cans GOLDCRAFT PEANUT BUTTEk FREE! 12 oz.

Jar with Coupon with Purchase of 20 oz. Jar 59 CHICKEN POT PIES LEMONADE Coastal STRAWBERRIES Tab TOPS RHUBARB SUCCOTASH Jesse Jewel Pkg. of 4 Cans 10 Oz. Pkgs. 10 Oz.

Snow Crop pkgs. Bespakt Tender Baby Limas and Whole Yellow Corn 73c 29c 98c 39c 43c CALIFORNIA PEACHES, TEXAS GOLDEN BANTAM COKN, ARIZONA CANTALOUPES, RADISHES, GREEN ONIONS. 5c LONG GREEN CUCUMBERS (Published June 12, 1958) I960 rUOl'OSEI) BUDGET OHIO TOWJsSHU', I KAMtLIN COUNTY Notice is hereby given that on the 35th day of June, 1958, the Township Board of Ohio Township, Franklin County. Kansas, will meet at Princeton City Hall from 8:00 p. m.

to 10:00 p. m. for purpose of hearing and answering objections ot taxpayers relating to the proposed budget and for the purpose ot considering amendments to such budget. BERT BINKLEY, Trustee. GENERAL FUND CARL J.

WKMMBR, Treasurer. Preceding Year 1057 84.00 Expenditures: Per diem of township auditing Office supplies Publication expense 43.08 Maintenance of township hall Election Expense Total Expenditures by towns'nlp 127.08 Receipts: Unencumbered Twp. Balance, Jan. 1 118.99 County Treas. Adjusted Jan.

1 Ad valorem property tax 146.64 Residue sales tax Intangible tax Back tax collections Current Year 1958 84.00 10.00 60.00 20.00 35.00 209.00 138.55 1.91 494.16 6.11 2.00 Total Receipts, Tncl. Jan. 1, 265.63 Less: Expenditures by Twp. 127.08 Less: Primary and Gen. Elec.

Total Deductions Balance forward ROAD FUND Expenditures: Per diem of township officers as township highway commissioners Repairs of machinery and Wages of patrolmen Other wages Oil and gasoline Road surfacing materials Culverts and culvert material 127,08 138.66 642.73 209.00 350.00 559.00 83.73 480.00 900.00 1,900.00 1.500.00 500.0 4,220.00 500.00 Total Expenditures $10,176.85 Receipts 1 Unencumbered Twp. Balance, Jan. 1 354.00 Art valorem property tax 9,834.40 Gasoline tax Residue sales tax Back tax collections Reimbursed expense 176.85 Total Receipts, Incl. Jan. 1, Less: Expenditures 10.176.85 Balance forward 188.40 $10,000.00 188.40 S.313.S7 1.150.2S 54D.15 41.00 $10,242.67 10.000.00 242.67 Proposed Budget 1956 84.00 10.00 60.00 20.00 I 174.00 83.71 A8.2T 2.00 174.00 174.00 174.00 480.00 900.00 1.900.00 1.500.00 500,00 4,220.00 500.00 $10.000.00 242.67 8.565.33 1,150.00 42.00 $10,000.00 10.000.00 Want Ads Phone 47 Classified Display (Local) ISc per lina Classified Display (National) per lint Special Discount Contract Rates Available.

Save -PayCash Discount on Local ads paid by 5 p.m. following day CLASSIFIED DEADLINE 11 a. m. Daily Except Saturday a. m.

WANT AD PER WORD RATES Out of trade territory, 5c per word per insertion. No discount. 1 insertion per word. 4c 3 insertions per word 9c 6 insertions per word 14c 26 insertions per line. $5.00 Minimum charge 70c Card of Thanks, per insertion $2.50 I inch Lodge Notices set with emblem $1.00 2 insertions no change $1.50 Lost and Found White sow," 8 miles souihwes Ottawa, RFD 3.

Willard Howell. purse, white. Contained rosary. Savage, 3. Baldwin Berkshire baTrow about 140 Ibs.

E. L. AHerman, 6Vi miles south Homewood. Notices OTTAWA SHRINE No. 19, Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem.

Regular Stated Meeting Thursday. June 12th p. m. Practice for Ceremonial. No formals.

Hazel Romstedt, W.H.-P. Isabelle Jacobsen, W.S. Personals -14 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. Write "Box 281, Ottawa, Kansas. ATTENTION! To unwVcfgirlTliT'moTifeF: I want to adopt your baby! Will pay all expenses.

Wonderful home. Please call Collect Jefferson 10239, or write 4641 Harrison Kansas City, Mo. Seeds Nurseries Iris Acres. Ward Underwood, 1 mile northeast. hstruction -18 begin- TYPING and Shorthand lessons, nlng June J6.

Phone 2168. Language," Wed. and 7.8 p. 205 E. 13th.

Will teach advanced students (Russian) private lesson, also German by appointment. 302 Jim Terrll. Salesmen -20 SALESMAN: To sell and service Snap-on Tools in this area. Earnings unlimited, salary plus commission. Qualifications: 1.

Must ie seeking career. 2. Hungry for success. 3. Must have yen to be your own boss.

Call, write or wjre Snap-on Tools Corporation, 3635 Main Kansas City, Missouri Women Wanted -24 ibUSEWIVES earn upfo $60 weekly. No selling, no telephoning. Dignified work. Write P.O. Box 8087, Tort Worth, Texas.

Men Wanted SALESMAN DRAWING ACCOUNT $125.00 WEEKLY AGE 28-38 SALARY of $100.00 per week plus hotel allowances during training. Liberal commission with drawing account of $125.00 per week upon commencement on territory. Excellent opportunity to earn $12,000.00 yearly with America'! leading food service equipment nnrl supply company. 2'i weeks of training in Chicago to sell China, Glassware, Silverware, Kitchen Utensils, and Equipment, Furniture and Furnishings. Linens, Paper Goods, Janitor Supplies to Hotels, Restaurants.

Hospitals; Clubs and Institution. Territory now avail, able consists of: Independence, Ft. Scott, Olathe. Excellor Springs, St. Joseph, Kansas City, Sunflower, Ottawa.

Free profit sharing and retirement plan, hospitalizatlon and surgical benefits. Current model car required or we will help finance one. We will keep all correspondence confidential. Write full particulars to: PHILIP J. GREEN SALES PERSONNEL DIRECTOR ERWARD DON COMPANY 2201 SOUTH LaSALLE STREET, CHICAGO 16, ILLINOIS Positions Wtd.

wanted," Man experienced Phone 2331-J or contact Ralph Jones, 027 Cedar. General Services HAY GRAIN haullngTDonnle phone 748-J. JOE'S WELDING "SHOP," east of Reno'i Phojie 1638. WANTED Lawns" iroiTpeFhbur" Call 1990-W. CARPENTRY and 'cement WorkT Free estimates.

Ivan Jones, 258-J- Rex Klrkland, j091vJ. WALLPAPER removed By steam. Palril-' Ing, papering. Conrad's Spray. Painten and Phone 1S4S-R.

1USTOM BAILING7 custo fi mowing. Cliff Havcrty. phone 338 or 1837. DEAD ANIMALS removed; atandard Rendering Co. Call collect Ottawa 8.

EAVES Guttering specfaltyT Meade. Box 210. Phone "Ira McCRACKEN ELECTRIC T.9l. Ijjtt WIRING.