Local briefs list citations, bonds, and events from Ottawa
Clyde Kensinger posted 30 dollars at police HQ for driving without a license and illegal registration. Elmo Reddick posted 100 dollars bond for driving with a suspended license. Ottawa University’s Bryan Borglund reports a missing bicycle. Easter visit by Gunnar Anderson in Minneapolis. Ottawa funeral in Sedalia for Mrs Maude Karrigan. Garfield kindergarten roundup for five year olds by Jan 1 1964 with birth certificates and immunization records. Bill Douglas tours in the East from Ottawa High School includes Lincoln Memorial remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde L. Kensinger
Lawrence
Elmo Reddick
S. Hickory
Garfield School
Garfield
Ottawa
Bill Douglas
W. H. Douglas
Ottawa High School
New York City
Washington, D. C
Lincoln Memorial
Deaths IRVEN E MYERS and others in Kansas area
Irven Ellsworth Myers 80 retired farmer of Lane died early today at Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital Chanute after two weeks as patient He was born October 4 1882 in Wakefield Ohio married Elizabeth Wagner in 1918 She died about 18 years ago Surviving two daughters and a brother burial in Lane Cemetery Clara Louetta Brubacker 89 longtime Baldwin resident died at a Lawrence nursing home Survivors include husband died 1944 three sons daughters and siblings Burial at Lamb Funeral Home Baldwin with Sutton Cemetery nearby MABEL LONG former Pomona resident died at home in Gypsum Survived by daughter and four sons Funeral set for Gypsum Tuesday April 16.
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Irven. E. Myers
Irven Ellsworth Myers
Lane
Southeast Kansas
Chanute
The
Lamb Funeral Home
Horton Presley
Lane Cemetery
Mr. Myers
Wakefield
Ohio
LaCrosse
Elizabeth Wagner
Methodist Church
Floyd Scheideman
Wichita
Adam Wilhelm
Dodge City
Arthur Myers
Clara Brubacker
Clara Louetta Brubacker
Baldwin
Lawrence
Brubacker
Kansas
Ottawa
Joseph Brubacker
Lawrence Nursing Home
John Walton
Ernest
Buster
Louis
Carlsbad
Calif
Nell
Lobingier
Hattie Taylor
Crestview Nursing Home
Katie Hobday
Hugo
Cole
American Legion Auxiliary
Golden Age Group
Sutton Cemetery
Mark Roach
Mabel Long
Pomona
Gypsum
George McClure
Michigan Valley
Gymsum
Thresher Surfacing Message Was Lost In Alarm
Navy inquiry heard Lt Cmdr Hecker describe Thresher’s 9 12 am garbled message stating a minor problem positive angle and attempting to blow air rushing into ballast tanks drowning out the garbled voice The Skylark captain testified he feared a collision as Thresher surfaced and later lost contact as the sub sank to 8400 feet with no chance of rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thresher
Navy
Cmdr
Stanley
W. Hecker
Brooklyn
N.Y
Hecker
Skylark
Clues found in slaying of Earl and Mrs Bowlin
In a Wichita case, a brown prayerbook a purse and other personal items tied to Mrs Bowlin were recovered near the scene where her body was found. Earl Bowlin, shot in chest and head, plus his wife buried in a shallow grave, with funeral services planned Tuesday. One Bowlin brother suffered a heart attack after learning of the slayings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Earl Bowlin
Bowlin
Homer
KC Markets Kansas City cattle and hogs report
KC Markets Kansas City AP wage cattle numbers 10600 calves 200 steady to plus 25 for slaughter steers heifers cows. Hogs 6000 barrows gilt futures up to 25 higher sows 95 higher. Lambs and ewes up 25-60 with spring lambs 20-50 and feeder lambs 15-16. Frequent price ranges by category and weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Listed
Admissions include Mrs. Alice Beaman of 434 S Sycamore and others from Princeton Melvern Coffeyville and Coffeyville areas. Births record the Croucher family son born Saturday, Winter daughter born Sunday, West son born Sunday, Van Valkenburg son born Monday with weights listed. Dismissals include Lauretta Thompson, Charles Likes and others with addresses in Princeton and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Beaman
S. Sycamore
Wayland Kirkland
Princeton
Gene Humberd
S. Cedar
Orville Arb
Melvern
Amy Rose
Coffeyville
Virgil Croucher
Winton A. Winter
Ash
Robert West
Dallas van Valkenburg
Kansas City
Lauretta Thompson
Poplar
Charles Likes
Louis Greaves
N. Sycamore
Guy Farris
S. Oak
Warren D. Clark
Reba Brannon
RFD
Doubtful Laos Ceasefire Will Be Observed
In Vientiane Laos Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma voiced doubt that cease-fire pledges would be observed by neutralist and pro Communist forces in Plaine des Jarres. He met leaders Kong Le Sinkapo and Deuane after visiting the troubled area and said he would verify his instructions against fighting. The Pathet Lao under Gen Sinkapo has bottled up Kong Le's neutralist army, raising fears of a complete seizure of the Plaine 115 miles north of Vientiane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Plaine Des Jarres
Trouble Area
Pathet Lao
Sinkapo
Kong le
Plaine
Col. Deuane
Missing Minuteman founder labeled missing in Missouri notice
NORBORNE Mo AP rewards up to 5000 have been offered by the Minuteman organization for information on the whereabouts of John R Harrell founder of the anti communist Christian Conservative movement Harrell his wife and five of their six children have been missing since March 31 when they left Louisville Ill for Springfield Ill Their car was found abandoned April 2 about 10 miles south of Springfield near US 66 Officers fear for their safety Robert DePugh head of the Minutemen said he received a letter from Harrell a few days before his disappearance He said Harrell felt that killers were Communist agents or fellow travelers Harrell planned to move his church base to San Fidel NM about 60 miles west of Albuquerque due to a threat of IRS action against his Louisville estate The Minutemen say they are prepared to fight if communism takes over the US
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norborne
Minuteman Organization
John R. Harrell
Harrell
Louisville
Springfield
U.S. 66
Robert DePugh
The
Minutemen
DePugh
San Fidel
N.M
Albuquerque
Internal Revenue Service
United States
Herald Offers Five-Dollar Weekly News Tip Reward
The Herald announces a five dollar weekly reward for the best news tip submitted by readers. Tips must be about timely local happenings and are to be sent to the newspaper offices for consideration.
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the Herald
Ailing Boy Fred Wallace Returns Home for Easter
Fred Wallace a 17 year old hemophilia patient spent Easter at home with his widowed mother and two sisters for the first time since entering Baylor Medical Center Dallas last October He endured eight operations and received 933 pints of blood from October to April including a single day total of 22 pints Blood donors from Oklahoma Texas Dallas and other states fed an emergency supply and a special clotting concentrate was created from donated blood After a six month bleed stoppage Fred came home Saturday Easter day marked by his longawaited reunion and recovery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
Fred Wallace
Baylor
Dallas
Fred
Wadley Blood Institute
Oklahoma Penitentiary
Ft Sill
Ft. Hood
Tex
Dallas Times-Herald
Alvin York Is Bad Off Amid Serious Illness
S Sgt Alvin C York World War I hero in critical condition with heart trouble possible pneumonia and circulatory disturbance. The 75 year old Pall Mall Tennessee veteran was brought to St Thomas Hospital after his state worsened his wife and seven children were summoned to his bedside. He rested Sunday and remained conscious and able to converse with his doctor and family members. York earned the Medal of Honor for a landmark World War I feat in which General Pershing called it the greatest individual act. he killed 25 German soldiers and captured 132 in one engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Alvin C. York
Pall Mall
Tenn
St. Thomas Hospital
York
John J. Pershing
Thurman Hill Dies at 72 Washington Attorney and Kansas Official
Washington attorney Thurman Hill and former Kansas official died today at age 72 while en route to a hospital from influenza and heart complications. Hill formerly practiced in Independence and Wichita and was active in state politics, running unsuccessfully as a Democratic candidate for U.S. senator in 1944 against Clyde M. Reed of Parsons.
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Washington
Thurman Hill
Kansas
Hill
Independence
Wichita
U.S
Clyde M. Reed
Parsons
Who Told Secret March In London Amid Standoff Over Official Leaflets
British Easter marchers gathered in London to sing I Love a Lassie and protest the bomb ban while police confiscated new secret pamphlets. A man with a wheeled basket was arrested for assaulting officers as leaflets urged readers to obtain official secrets about wartime dispersal sites. The leak heightens Parliament scrutiny of Prime Minister Harold Macmillan's government.
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London
Harold Macmillan
11 Hurt In Derailment Near Lomax Illinois
The Texas Chief, a Santa Fe passenger train with about 250 people en route to Houston, derailed near Lomax Illinois injuring 11. Nine were hospitalized in Fort Madison Iowa, including Velma Anglin of Ellinwood Kansas. Thirteen coaches left the rails. four diesel units remained on track. Cause under investigation. Passengers sent by bus to Galesburg Illinois to reboard another Santa Fe train.
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Lomax, Til
Houston
Tex
Illinois
Fort Madison
Iowa
Lomax
Velma Anglin
Ellinwood
Kan
Santa Fe
Galesburg
Ill
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Bucklin
Two Collisions Reported In Ottawa
Two separate accidents occurred in Ottawa yesterday. Jim McGaugh and Margie Jones collided at 5th Oak around 9 15 am with no damage estimates recorded. Later, Victor Patterson and Richard Jamison collided in the 300 block of North Main about 5 30 pm, with Jamison's damage estimated at 300 dollars and the other car at 150 dollars. Patterson cited for reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim McGaugh
W. 10Th
Margie Jones
S. Mulberry
5Th Oak
McGaugh
Fifth Street
Miss Jones
Oak
Victor L. Patterson
N. Oak
Richard D. Jamison
College
North Main
Jamison
Patterson
Main
Ottawa Kansas approves street reform on Sycamore Street
City resolves to regrade pave and improve Sycamore Street from Grant to Dundee with Portland cement concrete 6 1/2 inches thick and a 3 inch sub base 28 foot width and add drainage including storm sewer funded by special assessments with city at large paying for intersection and sewer work. Public hearing set for zoning map changes and estate filings noted through April 1963.
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Legals
Sycamore Street
Grant Street
Dundee Street
Ottawa
Kansas
Charles Williamson
Lost Items and Found Notice in Kansas gesucht
Lost red tick hound CH 25478. Grain drill disc Charles Brown 1119 Centropolis. Glasses tan case Lyons on case Aaronett Grid ley Kansas. Found ladies wrist watch identify at Bennett's Retail Store.
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Charles Brown
Centropolis
Lyons
Aaronett
Gridley
Kansas
Bennett's
Notices of closing and church announcements from local readers
After 26 years at the same location the Poultry Processing Plant will close by May 1. Please bring in any poultry this month. Mr and Mrs George Anton e and Glenn Geiss thank customers for years of business. Union Chapter No 15 OES meets April 17 at 8 pm honoring warder sentinel and soloist. visiting members welcome. LaVerne Pence W M Vola Phillips Secy. Also note WE ARE not operating have NOTHING for Sale Church Fruit Farm.
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George Antone
Glenn Geiss
Union
O.E.S
Warder, & Sentinel
LaVerne Pence
W.M. Vola Phillips
Secy
Community auction notices across Kansas and Missouri
Local sale dates cover Pomona Overbrook Ottawa Lawrence Neosho Baldwin and more. Listings include farm and household goods livestock consignment horse sales and scout fundraisers with times 1 p.m. 7:30 p.m. and nightly events through April 26 and May 15.
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Bank
Pomona
Kansas
Pomona Bank
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
East 11Th Street
Lawrence
H. P. Peffly
West Wilson Street
Ottawa
Printy
Ben Printy
N. Main
Ethel Brewer
Hickory
St. Ottawa
Lincoln School
Chas. O. Ekel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bryan Borglund
Ottawa University
Durbin Coin-Operated Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Gunnar Anderson
Minneapolis, Minn
Charles Anderson
Renee
Delores
Curtis Lee
911 S. Sycamore
Fred Schnoke
V. A. Schnoke
Sedalia
Ellis
Cub Scout den
Steve Dryden
John Dryden
Mike "Gentry
Kenneth Gentry
S. Ash
Danny Barnes
Robert Barnes
Danny Crumm
Ted Crumm
Dryden
Herald
By James Calogero
Portsmouth, N.H
Minuteman
Correll
South Water Tower
Alvin York
Towner
Reno
Nev
Thomas Lee Bean
William J. Baggio
Sonja McCaskie
Bean
Baggio
Miss McCaskie
Lamb
Donald R. Capper
City Commission Room
City Planning Commission
Willard Lister
Park Place
Kerr
Planning Commission
Dwight Haworth
Harold Peffly
Franklin County
W. A. Larson
Oneida Hays
John B. Pierson
Bert McCune
Carl Wemmer
Herman A. Stoltz
State of Kansas
Herman A
Stoltz
C.T.A
Herman A, Stoltz
Eeer
Red Tick Hound
Retta
Order of True Kindred
W.G.C
Clara Finch
W.C. Marie Raffelock
Ottawa Lodge No. 18
A.M
George A. Ledom
W. M
Clarence E. Rea
Sec’y
Firestone
Church Fruit Farm
Jack Nelson
Kas
Overbrook Livestock Gale
Overbrook
Allen County Livestock Austion
Gun City
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Harold Stewart
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
Mvary
Lieut & Heim
Baldwin Jet
Harry Johnson
Wilson
Cecil Morrow
Kans
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