Ottawa Church Program Attracts McPherson Students
A group of four McPherson College students and eight staff members will present a program at the Ottawa Church of the Brethren on Main Street Sunday May 1 at 7 30 p m The students Christianne a German exchange student Lois Fager Terrell Phenice and Thelma Stump join alum ni secretary Paul Wagoner in attendance RAWLEIGH products and other sponsors are listed The event features local figures and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson College
Ottawa
Church of the Brethren
Christianne
Germany
Lois Fager
Terrell Phenice
Sohoomore
Thelma Stump
Paul Wagoner
Deaths of Mrs Addie Hartman and Samuel Koker
Mrs Addie D Hines Hartman 82 of Overbrook died at home. Born May 8 1877 near Willow Springs, she was active in Overbrook Methodist Church and Cosmos Club. Survived by husband Frank Hartman daughter Leona Wright granddaughter three great grandchildren and brother Martin Hines. Services Sunday 2 pm Overbrook Methodist Church. Burial Overbrook Cemetery. Also Samuel F Koker 39 of Richland Washington formerly Wellsville resident died yesterday at home of a heart attack. Survived by widow Dorothy Foley three sons one daughter two brothers and mother Nora Foley. Burial and service details noted. Ruth Averill 58 of Topeka formerly Wellsville died this morning at Stormont Vail Hospital Topeka. Former Kansas Motor Vehicle Department clerk daughter of Louis and Anna Averill. Survived by mother Anna Averill sister Loree Setles and brothers Donald and Maurice Lynn Averill. Services Sunday 2 pm Wellsville Funeral Home with burial in Wellsville Cemetery. another service Saturday 2 pm Wall-Dufenderfer Funeral Home Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie YD. Hartman
Addie D. (Hines) Hartman
Frank Hartman
Overbrook
Willow Springs
Douglas County
Martin Hines
Kansas City
Overbrook Methodist Church
Overbrook Cemetery
Baker Funeral Home
Samuel F. Koker
Richland
Wash
Wellsville
General Electric Co
Hillsdale
Dorothy Foley
Ottawa
Paul
Wichita
John
Lakewood
Calif
Roker
Ruth Averill
Topeka
Stormont Vail Hospital
Kansas Motor Vehicle Department
Louis
Anna
Harrison) Averill
Anna Averill
Cedar House
Loree Setles
Prairie Village
Donald
Maurice
Lynn Averill
Coughlin ‘Funeral
James Nabors
Wall-Dufenderfer Funeral
Korea Aid Review Aims to Curb Partisan Use
United States and South Korea agreed to a joint review of U S aid spending in Korea to remove funds used for partisan politics. The announcement by Acting President Huh Chung and U S Ambassador Walter McConaughty follows signals such moves were under consideration after the fall of Rhee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
South Korea
United States
U.S
Korea
Huh Chung
Walter P
McConaughty
Syngmian Rhee
Rhee
Jjustice
Jey
Chamberlain
Kansas City
Topeka
Ordi
Allen
Lee Ki-poong
Lee
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Listed
Admissions include Claudia Neal Williamsburg Donna Kay Gentry Williamsburg Tony Linn Webker IRFD 1 Osawatomie. Dismissals list Joseph Hempel Crestview nursing home Ben Mott Crestview moved to K U Medical Center Patricia Baldovino 724 N Poplar Gregory Foltz 904 W 7th Barbara Morton 723 Locust Mrs John Fannin RFD 2 Pomona James Scott McKenzie 619 5 Mulberry Miss Lillian Snyder 1107 Main Mrs Melvin Montgomery and baby daughter RFD 1 Mrs Don Lewis and baby daughter Melvern Mrs Hans Lassen RFD 3 Mrs Joseph Hillebert and baby daughter Wellsville Mrs Robert Yakle 805 N Cherry Tocoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hempel
Crestview Nursing Home
Ben Mott
Crestview
K. U. Medical Center
Patricia Baldovino
Poplar
Gregory Foltz
Barbara Morton
John Fannin
RFD
Pomona
James Scott McKenzie
Mulberry
Lillian Snyder
Main
Melvin Montgomery
Don Lewis
Melvern
Hans Lassen
Joseph Hillebert
Wellsville
Robert Yakle
N. Cherry
Tocoy
City Officials To Conference City Officials To Conference My BERNICE HOLDEN a
A city official announces a forthcoming conference led by Bernice Holden with plans to discuss local governance. The event aims to coordinate strategies among city officials and stakeholders.
Huge Housing Bill Advances Through House Vote
A broad housing bill moving toward expansion of mortgage money availability faced both support and opposition. Proponents said it would aid homeowners and the building industry, while opponents argued lending was not the constraint and warned of budget impacts. The bill, backed by major leaders and debated amid state and district meetings, prompts a presidential veto possibility and SEEKS a large federal commitment to mortgage funding. Notable figures and local attendees from Wellsville and Lawrence attended district events and cultural activities as part of the legislative process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Housing Adminiters
Veterans Administration
Vonaig Marcisen
Washington
Baldwin
Kansas League/Senate
House
Herb Wright
Eisenhower
Kiwanis Clubs
Mears Park
Emporia
Homer E. Capehart
R-Ind
Ruth Ann Cobb
Emma Repwbnican
GOP
Jane Hays
Ruth Ann
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Emma Jane
Wellsville Bank
Ibbank
University of Kansas
Letha Bell
Ethel McGaugh
H. E. DeTar
Carl Warnock
Dick Moherman
Hugh Cramer
R. Coy
Ann
Richard
RFD 1
Denver
Colo
Crescent Club
Lawrence
Phog Allen Claims Wilt Chamberlain Took Night Club Fees
Topeka report cites Dr. Forrest C. Allen saying Wilt Chamberlain earned 50 to 100 dollars per night for personal appearances while a Kansas player. Dutch Lonborg and Dick Harp dispute the claim as unfounded, while Allen defends his statement. Publication dates April 22 and May 6, 1960. Administrator appointed in Oakman estate case in Franklin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Kansas
Wilt
Bill Russell
Boston Celtics
Dick Harp
Kan- 38S
Franklin County
Earl E. Oakman
Harl E H. Oakman
Earl FE
Oakman
Robert A. Anderson
Tate
Aaid
Anthor E H. Mexenhimer
State of Kansas
Weirs
Davisees
Arthur KE. Mesenhimer
Kenneth —. Mesenhimer
Arthur E. Mesenhimer
Harape
Wald
Haley
Isis
Ottawa
Kenneth E. Mhsenhimer
Woolworth Company
Frankli County
Grace F. Warner
Jude
Homer J. Hennint
Ottawa area classified notices span estate, sales, and employment
A dense listing from Ottawa Kansas includes probate notices for Arthur E Mesenhimer and Grace F Warner, executor appointments, hearings, and deadlines. multiple employment ads for sales, managers, and service roles. Avon Cosmetics opportunities. real estate, nursery, and seed items. and general classifieds from 1940s 1960s with addresses, phone numbers, and local business references.
Barn Destroyed on Pat Campbell Farm Near Richmond
A barn on the Pat Campbell farm eight miles west of Richmond was destroyed by a lightning strike early yesterday. Neighbor Ivan McLees, plowing nearby on the Campbell property, witnessed the fire. the barn reportedly held hay and grain. Campbell has been living with his daughter and son-in-law, Mr and Mrs Lester Miller, in Williamsport for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Campbell
Richmond
Ivan McLees
Campbell
Lester Miller
Williamsburg
Kansas Baptist Youth Fellowship Opens With 600 Delegates
The Kansas Baptist Youth Fellowship state convention starts tonight with about 600 delegates expected to attend over three days. Dennis Klein, national president from Sioux Falls, S.D., will speak among others.
Be Honored at Kansas Elks Convention in Wichita
Wichita AP report states William Hawk of Coeur D'Alene Idaho prominent exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will be honored at the 55th annual Kansas Elks Association convention in Wichita on May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
William Hawk- 4
Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
Ziks
The
Kansas Elks Assn
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
KC Livestock Market from AP reports shows cattle/slaughter data with calves scarce, hogs at 1800 head. barrows and gilts strong to mostly higher by up to 25, sow prices 13 to 15.50, 186-240 lb range. sheep 150 head with choice and prime slaughter lambs around 24 to 25, many others weaker. Eggs and dairy lines include graded eggs at 30 26 and butterfat. other poultry items listed with varying bearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KC Livestock
Kanbab City
Little Appalachia Meeting Ties to Worcester Slayings
Boston AP. Adv. Gen. McCormack says New York detectives and state police probe a December Worcester “Little Appalachia” meeting linked to the killing of Gaetano de Nicola. He notes eight from New York attended, with hotel calls to cities including New York and Miami, suggesting cross border criminal ties from Canada to Miami and Boston to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Edward J. McCormack Jr
New York
Appalachia
Worcester
Gaetano de Nicola
Hartford
Conn
McCormack
de Nicola
Miami
Canada
Indianapolis
Golf Pairings for Women's Event at Country Club
The Country Club hosts women's golf Tuesday at 1 p.m. pairings announced in five threesomes: Crawford with Young and Peters. H. Kramer with Wicke and Foulks. Sheldon with Fredeen and Shade. Roberts with Speer and Worthington. J. Kramer with Spangler and Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Young
Peters
H. Kramer
Wicke
Foulks
Sheldon
Fredeen
Shade
Roberts
Speer
Worthington
J. Kramer
Spangler
Hill
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Rawleigh Products, Ey ‘S Main
E. F. Risdon
Joseph C. Morris
Howard C. Lara
Holtville Union High School
Nations Science Foundation
Ron Frakes
Princeton
Lare
Asa
Ottawa University
Norman’s
S. Main
Adv
John Macdonald
Sigma Delta Chi
Eilis
Ottawa Garden Club
E. E. Turner
Wellsville Garden Club
James Shields
Bill Coughenour
Almedia Sinclair
Nell Hackler
Tom O'Dea
Myrtle Graham
Mary Lawrence
Mae Wickman
Lewis H. Wickman
RFD 2
Larry Sisk
Great Bend
Clearwater National Forest
Orofino
Idahiro
Joseph R. Pearson
Mexico
Ottawa Transfer and Storage Co
United van Lines
Mason City
Iowa
Carlos Pence
Don Lunger
Floyd Smith
Harold Tickner
Dallas
Tex
Lola
Martha Keller
S. Maple
Dorothy I. Smith
Arkansas City
Ronald D. Hickman
Ottawa University Art Department
Ronald Wagers
Elias
Don Brown
Manhattan
Frakes
Santa Fe
Chism
Newton
Charles Bowling
Harry Morton
Rick Jamison
Doug Schultz
Rick Winchester
Jamison
Winchester
Claudia
Neal
Willamsburg
Donna Kay Gentry
Tony Linn Webker
Osawatomie
Wellsville News
Edmond LE Breton
Phog Allen
Will
John Sparkman
Ala
Legals
A. SC
Lonborg
K.U
Anderson & Byrd, Attorneys For Administrator
Senator Dunlap
Ogallala
A. F. Lewia
Red Prick House
Old County Farm
T-7
National Paint and Oil Company
Nashville, Tenn
Hill House
Bill
Betty Wright
Wright
Bowers
John ¥. Pierson
Avon Cosmetics
Patricia Lackey
Avon Calling
Avon
General Services
Henry Alban
P. EH. Nicewander
Garpet
Duraclean Home Service
N. Main
Standard Rendering Co
Callec
Conrad
General
McCracken
Hendry and Sons
P.O. Box
Baldwin, Kansas
George McDowell
Marvin Royer
Forrer
South Rockcreek School
Hineteen
Bill _Ransom
U. Don Collins
Cal Service
Barnett Sales CC
B. F. Goodrich
Goodyear
Tirestone Store
J.D
Ini
Ford
Ottawa Tractor & Imp
Firestone
Leeds
Feeds
Pioneer
Milo Pioneer
H. A. Funk Homewood
Baptist Youth Meet
Little Appalachia
New York Journal- American
Underworld
New England
Gateano de
Nicola
Overlord
Connecticut
Angie de
Marco
North Shore
Thom
Towner
Stewart
Gordon B. Noland
W. Lith
Bouth Water Tower
Pews
Harasey
Roberts Internate
Ciary
Arthur J. Hopkins
Centropolis
Domnanish
Ralph Logan
Homewood
Sheldon Truck & Tractor Co
Appanoose High School
John Berger
Ike
Hayds Shaw
Malott Hardware
Garden ‘Oh
Barrow
Irvin Meth
Wik Mamsburg
Shaw Gerdes
Oliver
Hee
Coffman Welding Service
W. Wilson
Douglas Brothers
Clark and
Lincoln
Coor
Electric Singer
Honey Drug
Maytag
Douglas Brothers 103
Magic Chef
Mack Electric
Furniture Bargains
Brown
L. O
Quin’s
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