Ottawa area briefs note army, TV sets and events
News briefs from Ottawa mention Rob ert Staadt of Denver helping design a 20 ton heavy crane shovel purchased by the federal government for 400 machines. Lt. Edward Stith returns to Camp Lejeune after training at Ft. Knox, heading a Marine Aggressor company. Local teens complete Ft. Chaffee training. Various ads and notices cover school programs, church meetings, optical society gathering, and a basket supper cancellation for Ottawa University foreign students.
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Harvey Staadt
Ottawa
Robert Staadt
Denver
Staadt
Corps of Engineers
Edward Stith
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Ft. Knox
2Nd Provisional Marine Aggressor Co
Atlantic Fleet
Marion Force
Stith
Everett Stith
Willow
Runaway Pair Found In Dallas
Dallas police recaptured Kansas teens Karen Long 14 and Ronnie Deffenbaugh 16 who had been missing since March 13. They admitted traveling widely and marrying March 27 in Rockwall Texas after obtaining a license, with details of who performed the ceremony unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Kansas
Joe Fields
Fields
Karen Long
Ronnie Deffenbaugh
Rockwall
Tex
Kansas City Star
Karen
David S. Long Jr
Johnson County
Young Deffenbaugh
Prairie Village
Funeral services for Wesley O Connor in Wellsville
Wesley O Connor died April 11. Funeral services were held April 14 at Coughlin's Chapel Wellsville with Rev Gordon D Miller officiating. Pallbearers were Harry Rees Claude Fine Earl Ross Nelson and Charles O Connor. Mrs Fern Barnett played organ. Burial was in Wellsville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley O'Connor
Coughlin’s Chapel
Wellsville
Gordon D. Miller
Harry Rees
Claude Fine
Earl
Ross
Nelson
Charles O'Connor
Fern Barnett
Wellsville Cemetery
Youth Services Council Formed by Local Representatives
Representatives from 18 local organizations formed a Youth Services Council last night and appointed a committee to design a questionnaire for each group. The survey will cover services and activities for young people and results will feed into a brochure. Committee members include Mrs Wanda Baird, Mrs Ben Park, Dr John Thornburg and Charles Mavity Jr. The draft questionnaire will be submitted at the next month’s council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Services Council
Wanda Baird
Ben Park
John Thornburg
Charles Mavity Jr
Forfeit Bonds On Parking Errors
Police Court Judge Winton A. Winter cracks down on traffic tickets amid multiple forfeit bonds and warrants. Three area men Clare Lewis J W Fields and Glenn Carpenter forfeited $5 bonds after failing to appear for parking in restricted zones. warrants issued and bond forfeited upon reappearance failure. Everett J. Cook cited for restricted parking. warrant issued after no show. Local defendants faced fines for yielding rights of way speeding and reckless driving with bonds posted and appearances scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winton A. Winter
Clare Lewis
Princeton
J. W. Fields
Wellsville
Gllenn Carpenter
RFD 2
Phillip F. Seaton
N. Sycamore
Winter
Marvin L. McArdle
Overbrook
Robert S. Phillips
Logan
Main
Larry E. Reckie
6Th and Mulbery
Bright lights blamed for car wreck on North Main
Mrs N G Harris 48 of Quenemo collided at 10 30 p m with Clyde Nichols parked car at 720 N Main after saying bright lights blinded her near 700 block on North Main. Damage to both vehicles was major according to police.
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South Main
David Kelley
Ash
Main
Lars S. Nelson
Tremont
Nelson
Kelley
N. G. Harris
Quenemo
North Main
Ike Tightens Stand Against Tax Cuts and Spending
Two Senate Democrats criticize administration resistance to tax cuts and job-creating legislation as the Federal Reserve reports a seventh straight monthly drop in industrial production. Senator Bridges denounces spending schemes while housing starts rise seasonally to 79,000 in March, 9 percent below last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Humphrey
D-Minn
Monroney
D-Okla
Congress
Sen
Bridges
R-Nh
Republican Policy Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Labor Department
Hospital notes and births in Wellsville area
Admitted patients include Mrs. Bruce Hays Wellsville Bertha Richards RFD 2 L E Burrichter RFD 1 Joe Wilbern 331 S Cedar Herman Keith 824 S Main Marion Zook 803 S Main Ralph Rodgers Melvern and today births report several newborns and weights LeRoy Reeves Olive daughter 7 10 Leonard Medina Locust son 6 0 Carl Eiccenberger Pomona son 8 1 Rodney Fritts RFD 2 son 5 6 Dismissals list Ivan Kelley 803 S Main Mary Beth and Craig Santarpia Cherry Karen Yohe Locust and Bill D Rinehart Poplar.
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Bruce Hays
Wellsville
Bertha Richards
RFD
L. E. Burrichter
Joe Wilbern
S. Cedar
Herman Keith
S. Main
Marion Zook
Ralph Rodgers
Melvern
LeRoy Reeves
Olive
Leonard Medina
Carl Eiccenberger
Pomona
Rodney Fritts
Ivan Kelley
Mary Beth
Craig Santarpia
S. Cherry
Bill D. Rinehart
N. Poplar
Karen Yohe
S. Locust
Schmanke Siblings Lead Ottawa High Student Council
The Schmanke family dominates Ottawa High School after yesterday's student council election. Roger Schmanke was elected president and Paula Schmanke secretary by clear margins. Ross Martin won vice president, Bennie Gilmore treasurer, and the group will lead the council next term.
Say Kansas Picture is Bright Say Kansas Picture is Bright
Washington report on Easter recess visits shows Rep Avery and other Kansas Congress members describe a bright economic picture in eastern Kansas. Drought eased investors rates high, unemployment limited, but farmers face raids slowing fields and construction. Some tax concerns and calls for more industry and contracts.
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Washington
Kansas
Congress
Avery
Rees
Letters oppose extending unemployment benefits and farm bill veto
The mail shows opponents of extending unemployment benefit periods arguing job search may lag while payments continue. Some writers urge Congress to override the president’s veto on the farm price support freeze. Rep. Scrivner reports constituents opposing enlarging the east front of the Capitol for traditional reasons.
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Breeding
Eisenhower
Smith
Congress
Rep
Scrivner
National Capitol
Notice of Appointment in Estate of J Bruner
In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court Ruth Bruner appointed Administratrix of the estate of J Bruner deceased on March 27 1958 creditors must file their claims within nine months from first publication Ottawa Kansas the administrator and attorney are named Ruth Bruner and John B Pierson administrator's attorney
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Earl Bruner
J. Barl Bruner
Ruth Bruner
Ottawa
Kansas
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Louis Jaques
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Ottawa University
New Hope Baptist Church
George Adkins
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Gregory
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Ottawa Scrnema Club
6Th Fleet
F. R. Cayne
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James McCrea
Lyle Enyart
S.ess
Ottawa High School
Linda Kerr
Chuck Langdon
Billy Lee Smith
Waverly
Dorothy Gray
Kramer's Drug Store
Ike
Paine
Stewart
Gorden
Noland
Mer
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Rexall
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Malott
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