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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1960

Page

5

Local notices and misc briefs from Ottawa area

Public sale announcement near Garnett on Highway 59 set for Wednesday April 13 with Arm administrator details. Cadets from Pittsburg State College receive Army commissions. Harder leads cadet corps. Dan's Bait Shop opens at Logan and Cherry. live bait and weekend hours. KS college honors convocation to honor Kenneth Feuerborn and about 120 others. Judge Willard Benton dies, Pomona connection noted. Civil suits filed by out of state firms against local residents. Hutchinson charged with grand larceny over plumbing materials. Bulmer bound over for trial on child desertion. Auto collision damages reported at 3rd and Main. Rex Butler cited for lamp violations. Divorce granted for Wilma Latimer. Blume cited for vehicle and cab-card infractions. Rummage sale at Memorial Auditorium. A C Graffham sues for back rent and damages. KSU Phi Kappa Phi election of Robert Kile. Piano tuning service offered.

Warren Basil Hutchinson Topeka South Walnut Robert Bulmer Memphis Tenn District Court

Final PTA meeting and school event at Sacred Heart Hall

The final PTA meeting of the term is set for Monday at 7 30 p m in Sacred Heart School hall. A film about the Catholic School in Soybeans America will be shown followed by a candlelight installation ceremony. Parents of children starting White and Yellow Corn in the fall are invited. deadline and details are unclear. Janet Burnett has been granted a divorce from Robert Burnett and custody of one minor child in the District Court records. Also listed are market prices: Butterfat 50, Graded Eggs .31, .26.

P.T.C Sacred Heart Crica Sciseeee Janet Burnett Robert Burnett Ottawa Harry HW. Rupton Carding, Bowers & Howlers

State Fire Marshal Fred Borg Dies in Topeka

In Topeka AP report state fire marshal since 1957 Fred Borg aged 39 died today from a heart attack in his apartment. Borg was appointed by Gov. George Docking in 1957 and helped organize an annual state fire prevention conference in Wichita. Survivors include his widow a daughter and a son.

Topeka Fred Borg Bergman Burlington Kus George Docking Wichita

Hospital Notes Admissions and Births in Pomona Area

Admissions list includes Mrs Duane Montague RFD 2 Pomona Anthony Pesar Pomona Herman Butell Baldwin Thursday Donald Bruce Cowdin Topeka today Births note Mr and Mrs Richard Griffin Pomona daughter born Thursday weight 6 lb 5% oz Mr and Mrs Richard P Orndorff 734 8 Cherry son born today weight 7 lb 9% oz Dismissals include Mrs Carl Anderson Princeton Thursday Roy Nelson Pomona Mrs Pearl Allen RFD 3 Mrs Bill McCreary and baby and baby daughter 922 N Sycamore Floyd Hamner 403 S Mulberry today

Duane Montague RFD Pomona Anthony Pesar Herman Butell Baldwin Donald Bruce Cowdin Topeka Richard Griffin Richard P. Orndorff Cherry Carl &. Anderson Princeton Roy Nelson Pearl Allen Bill McCreary N. Sycamore Floyd Hamner S. Mulberry

Failure to Stop Charge Dropped in Error

A Herald correction states Leonard Rues 33 of 1115 W 47th Terrace was not charged with failing to stop. Police Court complaint by Jean Ward alleges mutilating and cruelty to a four month old cocker spaniel and negligent driving in the wrong lane. Rues is free on $200 bond for Tuesday appearance.

The Herald Leonard Rues 47Th Terrace Rues Jean i Ward

Deaths of Margaret Emily West at 87 in Olivet

Margaret Emily West, 87, died today at 5 am after a three month illness. Former Pomona resident, she moved to Olivet a year ago. Survived by two sons Lorenz of Chino Lake, California, and Harold of Olivet, and a sister Carey Jackson of Chanute. Husband Charles F. West preceded her. Funeral services Sunday afternoon at Olivet Methodist Church with Rev. Cecil Orr. Burial at Halls Summit.

Margaret Emily West Pomona Olivet Charles F. West Lorenz Chino Lake Calif Harold Carey Jackson Chanute Olivet Methodist Church Cecil Orr Halls Summit

Funeral Services for David Ray Hughson

David Ray Hughson died April 4 and funeral services were held April 7 at First Methodist Church with Rev. Charles P. Knight and Rev. L. D. Boatman officiating. Pallbearers included Harold Staadl Karl Romstedt Mike Newmaster Lee Olmsted Carl Cannon and Jack Beauchamp of Ottawa. High School choir sang The Lord's Prayer with Jo Archer at the organ. Ottawa junior and senior high students and faculty attended, and burial followed at Highland Cemetery.

David Ray Hughson David Ray Hughison First Methodist Church Charles P. Knight L. D. Boatman Harold Staadl Karl Romstedt Mike Newmaster Lee Olmsted Carl Channon Jack Beauchamp Ottawa Jo Archer J. R. Henning Highland Cemetery

Injured Pony Express Rider Recovering in Wyoming Hospital

Raymond Bowyer a 24 year old Pony Express rider is in fair condition at Goshen County Hospital after a bullet wound to the abdomen near Muddy Gap Wyoming. Sheriff Ken Doby says Bowyer was shot while he and David Hull shot at tin cans seven miles west of Torrington and Bowyer accidentally stepped between his fellow rider and the target.

Torrington Wyo Pony Express Raymond Bowyer Bowyer Goshen County Hospital Muddy Gap Ken Doby David Hull Chillicothe Here Deby Hull

Crest of Mississippi Threatens as Floods Weaken

Weary flood fighters watched dikes along the Mississippi and Missouri with hope and concern. Officials warned of possible breaches as swollen rivers lagged. Levee breaks eased pressure downstream. in Hannibal basements flooded, while St Louis area expected no major damage. Damage estimates reach about 18 million dollars, with Red Cross counting 31,000 affected and over a million acres inundated. The Connecticut River crested and then receded from Middletown to Vermont and New Hampshire.

Mississippi Missouri Quincy Hannibal, Mo Illinois Meyer, Ill Hannibal Pike County St. Louis Big City St. Charles Harry C. Fischer Midwest U.S. Army Engineers Wisconsin Iowa Missouri River Red Cross Connecticut River Middletown Conn Vermont New Hampshire

Theis Criticizes Republicans Over Pension Legislation

PAOLA AP Theis says Republicans blocked a pension bill for state county and city workers calling it obstruction and destruction. He notes 1958 platform and Democratic proposals were defeated by the Legislature and cites Gov Docking veto. Theis, a U.S. Senate candidate, spoke to 7th Senatorial District Democrats.

PAOLA Democratic Party Frank Theis Theis George Docking League of Municipalities Docking U.S. Senate

Ottawa Youth Cited By Police

An Ottawa youth was arrested on a hit and run charge from a March 26 collision in the 800 block on South Main. James Lucky Williams Jr., 20, of 609 S Sycamore, pleaded innocent, posted 150, and faces trial Tuesday. minor damage to Dr. W. C. Harding’s car and major damage to Williams’s vehicle were reported.

Ottawa James Lucky Williams Jr S. Sycamore South Main Williams

High Hopes On Screen Strike In Hollywood

Hollywood talks on the month-old film studio strike show optimism after a four hour session failed to end deadlock. SAG chief John Dales and producer head Charles Boren expressed hope for a resolution today though cautioned against premature optimism. Key negotiator Ronald Reagan James Garner Rosemary DeCamp and Charlton Heston attended for the actors as the dispute centers on post 1949 film sale proceeds to television.

Hollywood John Dales T He Screen Actors Guild Charles 5. Boren Tersefly Ronald Reagan James| Garner Rosemary Decamp Charlton Heston

Marriage Licenses for Reed and Ward in Ottawa

Marriage licenses issued to Ronald L. Reed age 24 and Mary Ann Ward age 18, both residents of Ottawa. Also legal notices list county board of equalization meeting and notices for primary election for Franklin County Kansas with listed offices and dates and a probate court matter involving Grace B. Sutton.

Ronald L. Reed Mary Ann Ward Ottawa Hirat Kansas Franklin County Bard County Grace B. Sutton Harry H. Sutton Grace Button David Bradley J. D. No

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