Public Sale set for late Dr. Haury estate in Weilsville
A public auction will be held Tuesday at the home of the late Dr. Victor G. Haury in Weilsville to settle his estate. The sale begins at 1 p.m. and will include office fixtures, household goods, and miscellaneous items, conducted by his brother Bill Haury of Wichita. Also noted are local notices of bakery offerings and various community updates including store management changes and a paroled individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor G. Haury
Weilsville
Bill Haury
Wichita
Hospital Notes Admitting a List of Patients
Hospital notes show admissions on Saturday and Sunday including Howard DeVore in Williamsburg and Preston Thompson at 603 W 1st as well as Mrs Ralph Tedrow 116 E 15th and Mrs Melvin Myers 321 8 Mulberry. Dismissals list TyRoy Cook route 4 and Virgil Hird Baldwin with other names noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard DeVore
Williamsburg
Preston Thompson
Ralph Tedrow
E. 15Th
Melvin Myers
Mulberry
Albert Hubbard
N. Cedar
Richard Smith
Pomona
TyRoy Cook
Route 4
Virgil Hird
Baldwin
Everett Cook
Harley Cromwell
Quenemo
Nelson Peed
Glenn Smith
George M. Ashbacker
Richard Thomas
9Th & S. Oak
Deaths Max Otto Pierson and Samuel J. Jones
Max Otto Pierson 76 of 625 E Wilson died in Cedar House nursing home at 12 10 a m He lived in Franklin county most of his life farming near Rantoul attended Assembly of God church survived by wife Myrtle Lyons Pierson one son Max two daughters Clathe Messers and Mrs John Cubbison eight grandchildren one sister Emma LeDieu and several nieces and nephews Funeral Tuesday at 2 p m at Towner's Funeral Chapel Rev Charles P Knight officiating burial Highland cemetery Samuel J Jones 87 formerly of Pomona died yesterday in Macon Missouri He was father of Dr R W Jones Holden Missouri funeral Wednesday 10 30 a m Gates Funeral Home Kansas City Kansas
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Max Otto Pierson
E. Wilson
Cedar House
Cedar
Germany
Franklin County
Rantoul
Assembly of God Church
Myrtle Lyons Pierson
Max Pierson
Lewis Messers
Clathe
John Cubbison
Harper
Emma LeDieu
Newton
Kas
Towner
Charles P. Knight
Highland Cemetery
Missouri
Samuel J. Jones
Pomona
Macon
R. W. Jones
Holden, Mo
Gates Funeral Home
Kansas City
New Economics Professor to Lead Ottawa U. Angell
Wayne D Angell of Lawrence will teach economics and business administration at Ottawa University starting next fall he will replace Prof Wilbur S Dunbar who joined the university last September Angell is a KU graduate with a BA in 1952 an MA in 1953 and work toward a PhD He has held Phi Beta Kappa honors and holds a Kansas Bankers Association fellowship He is married with a three year old daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne D. Angell
Lawrence
Ottawa University
Andrew B. Martin
Wilbur S. Dunbar
Angell
University of Kansas
Kansas Bankers’ Association
C. U
K. U
Kansas
Phi Beta ‘Kappa
Brock Bert Brock Funeral Rites Held At McVey-Dengel Mortuary
Funeral services for Bert Brock who died April 22 were held April 26 at McVey-Dengel Mortuary with Rev. Charles Minsch officiating. Pallbearers were Raymond Miskimons Morton Stringham C H Brown Clyde Wyatt Cleo Nitcher and Frank Davis. Mrs. Charles Minsch and Mrs. Olin Milliken sang hymns with piano accompaniment by Mrs. R L Stevens. Burial followed in Princeton Cemetery. Survivors include wife Bertha C Brock children Ellsworth Brock Fulton Mo Otis D Brock Williamsburgh Mrs Mary Windsor St Louis Mo Mrs Jean Brown Winnemucca Nev and Mrs Norma Lea Steward Waverly eight grandchildren brothers Otis H Brock Ottawa Wilson & Brock Grandview Mo and Alda Lee Brock Fulton Mo sisters Mrs E C Crawford Ottawa and Mrs Josephine Sullivan Fulton Mo one son Charles A Brock died in 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Brock
Fulton
Otis D. Brock
Williamsburg
Mary Windsor
St. Louis
Jean Brown
Winnemucca
Nev
Norma Lea Steward
Waverly
Otis H. Brock
Ottawa
Wilson &¥. Brock
Grandview
Alda Lee Brock
E. C. Crawford
Josephine Sullivan
Fulton, Mo
Charles A. Brock
Artist's Father Dies In Atchison
George H Falter 68 Atchison clothier and father of John Falter magazine cover artist died at Cab Hospital Havana Cuba yesterday. He had been patient since April 4 under constitutional guarantees after 70 rebel civilians attacked an army base 60 miles east of Havana in an apparent bid to take control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
George H. Falter
Atchison Clothier
John Falter
Havana
Cuba
Cab
Three Killed In Border Incidents
Israel said its weekend border clashes with Egypt left three dead and one wounded. Egypt and Israel blamed each other while U N Secretary General B D G Hammar skiold neared the end of his Middle East peace mission. An Israeli report said a second soldier died from a mine near the Gaza frontier and a farmer was killed in another incident.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Egypt
U.N
Dag Hammarskiold
Middle East
Cairo
Mahmoud Fawzi
Izhak
Gaza Strip
Hammarskjold
Fawzi
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Rockwood Acres Builds Up With New Directors
Rockwood Acres adds to its development as 24 of 28 building sites are sold while the 14th home, that of Ed and Mrs. Johnson, is under construction. New directors elected: Irvin Malott, Mrs. Stucker, John Weidman, Mrs. Haley, Mrs. Johnson, Claude Webb, and Glen Wesen. Webb named president, Weidman VP, Johnson secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwood Acres
Home Owners Association
E. G. Stucker
Ed Johnson
Irvin Malott
Stucker
John Weidman
E. E. Haley
Johnson
Claude Webb
Glen Wesen
Webb
C. K. Smith
Roderick B. Cupp
John Lamb
Ransom Bennett, Jr
Haley
Weidman
Dean Nofsinger
Soldiers Die In German Truck Accident Near Schwabisch Hall
Pvt. Edward E. Williams of Osa watomie Kansas is among six American soldiers killed when their truck wrecked near Schwabisch Hall Germany. The incident occurred in Heidelberg area as American forces report the fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heidelberg
Germany
Edward E. Williams
Osawatomie
Kas
Swaebisch Hall
Germany reports blast injures eight in truck crash
Germany said last Thursday eight others were injured when a truck went over an embankment. The Army provided the update, noting the incident involved a military vehicle and specifying the injuries and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
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Ransom Merald
Memorial Hospital
Baturdey
Drake's Bakery
R. C
Terrill
J. R. Pulliam
Earl Krueger
Washington State
Pulliam
Lawrence Terrill
Danny Rose
Greeley
Floyd H. Coffman
Rose
Bob’ Conaty
Harold
J. Kratzberg
Sturles
Ford
Sconaty
Highway Patrol
Bob Conaty
Miss Freed
Wilson
General Ottawa Co-Op
A.M.E
Miami
Fla
Misa Wilson
St. Paul Sa.m.e. Church of
Home Doe Arekon Thesa
Kansasalace
Jim Harvey
S. Main
St. Paul A.M.E
Elizabeth
N. J
First Baptist Church
J. H. Wilson
Bate "Bud" Wilson
Afterhtawa
Charles Mason
Donald Frith
Visting
Dewey Curtiss
Ferndale
Calif
Jay Paul
Hureka
Riley Curtiss
Topeka
Clara Curtiss
Memorial Auditorium
Kayettes
Garfield
Parker
C. D. Crone
Hickory
Ottawa High School
Raneats Memorial Hospital
Forest Park
Carl Hartpence
Bob Brenner
Bethany
Okla
Hamlet
Gary Hartpence
Louis H. Dengel
Smith
N. Main
Ottawa U
Wayne Angell
Morris Electric CO
Acbutler Brothers
Lob Funeral Home
Alaska
A. Myers & Son
Overbrook Livastock Bale
Overbrook
Rafael Bandera
Roberta
Hag
Ella Scott Bat
North Main
Has
Jack Nelson
Kanderson
Sale
Ira Henderson
Anderson County
Garnett
Neill George
Yarly
Lbert Stewart & Son Parm
Albert
b—Franklin Co
Wilson & Locust. May 1$—Bill Ransom, Jr
Guernsey
Wilson & Locust
Franklin Co
Bale, Wilton & Sonst
Printy & Son Ben Printy
Cap
Moncasay
Mra
H. R. Mecuray
HE. Ard
America
Nate Olly
Your Lumber Nurober
Finance CO
Massachusetts ST
Viking
Bersficial. Finance Co
Massachusetts
Doeskin
John G. Kaiser Drug Store
Masonic
Ota
Peis
Wightmans
Porter- Spears Agency
Tom Porter
George Spears
Grover Knight
Bers
Ottawa Herald
Franklin
Anderson
Douglas
Osage
Kangar
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