Local Court Hears Minor Bickerstaff Suit and Award
John E. Bickerstaff a minor through guardian Katie Bickerstaff sued James F. Luther in District Court for an accident on January 15 1957 on Rock Creek road Vel Reno Beauty Shop remains noted. Judgment of 1000 dollars plus costs awarded. Also reports community notices including sales and club activities in Ottawa area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Bickerstaff
Katie Bickerstaff
James F. Luther
Rock Creek Road
Hospital Notes and Births Reported Across Local Homes
Admitted patients include Mrs Harley Blackstone of Prinston and Mrs Walter Supernaw with Lois Supernaw in Williamsburg and Mrs John C Embry of Richmond. Births include Jonnie Ruiz at 709 N Main, a son weighing 6 lb 4 oz. Dismissals include Mrs Robert Sowers and baby at Overbrook and Mrs Frederick Turner with a baby son at 1131 S Mulberry today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Blackstone
Princeton
Walter Supernaw
Williamsburg
Lois Supernaw
John C. Embry
Richmond
Jonnie Ruiz
N. Main
Robert Sowers
Overbrook
Frederick Turner
S. Mulberry
Put Together New Guatemalan Cabinet
Acting President Arturo Gonzalez moves to assemble a new Guatemalan cabinet after reported resignations. Interior Minister Eduardo Rodriguez confirms the old cabinet resigned to allow the acting president to name successors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arturo Gonzalez
Eduardo Rodriguez
Carlos Castillo Armas
Pineau Flies To Arms Talks Amid Nuclear Split
French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau flew to London for disarmament talks with Dulles and Lloyd as Allies show division over halting nuclear tests. Britain resists stopping H bomb testing while France seeks entry to the nuclear circle by building its own weapons. Dulles met Zorin and five UN disarmament delegates approved a noncommittal report to keep talks alive, a subtle win for Dulles as momentum to adjourn waned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Christian Pineau
Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
France
Valerian Zorin
U.N. Dis
Britain
Russia
Canada
United States
U.N. Parent Disarmament Commission
Death of Charles H. Rhoades at 63 in Wellsville
Charles H. Rhoades 63 of Wellsville died at his parents home after a heart attack. Born June 24 1894 the long time resident had worked in produce and feed for 20 years after earlier Farmers Union employment. Survived by daughter in Ottawa parents three sisters and four brothers, widow previous to 1959. He belonged to Wellsville Masonic Lodge Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis and attended Wellsville Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Rhoades
Wellsville
Lyle Cordle
Ottawa
Waverly Rhoades
Rhoades
Farmers Union
Wilma Higbie
Ruby Rew
Faye Coffey
Fairbanks
Alaska
Frank
M. S
Waverly Jr
Fred
Paola
Masonic Lodge
Chamber of Commerce and
Kiwanis Club
Funeral services for William Hinderliter held in Ottawan
William Mc Lain Hinderliter died July 29 and funeral services were conducted at Lamb Funeral Home on July 31 with Benjamin F. Sage officiating. Pallbearers included Lloyd Heth Charles Southard P. R. Jamison Don Hoglund Arthur Conus J. R. Cheney Dale Purcell and Clyde Bland. Mrs J R Henning played organ. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery. Albert Lee Gray former Ottawan who died in Oakland July 27 will have services at Lamb Funeral Home Monday at 10 a.m. Burial in Hope Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hinderliter
William McLain Hinderliter
Lamb
Benjamin F. Sage
Lloyd Heth
Charles Southard
P. R. Jamison
Don Hoglund
Arthur Conus
J. R. Cheney
Dale Purcell
Clyde Bland
J. R. Henning
Highland Cemetery
Albert Lee Gray
Oakland
The
Lamb Funeral Home
Hope Cemetery
July Fire Calls Summary for Ottawa Department
No alarms or financial loss in July. The Ottawa Fire Department logged two still alarms and ten miscellaneous calls. Still alarms involved a trash fire at Zero Food Mart and a box car with a hot box in Santa Fe railroad yards. Miscellaneous calls included two trash fires two gasoline leaks one water leak downed electric wires a shorted motor washing oil off the street a turned off sprinkler alarm and a dog rescued from a well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Fire Department
Zero Food Mart
Santa Fe
Three Enlist Here For Navy Service
One Ottawan and two Greeley youths enlisted in the Navy through the Ottawa recruiting office yesterday. James F. Corcoran, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Corcoran, 802 E. Logan, was sworn in yesterday in Kansas City as an electronics field seaman recruit. Francis J. Gilner, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Gilner and Carl C. Guilfoyle, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Guilfoyle, both of Greeley, were sworn in as high school seaman recruits. All three were transferred to San Diego, Calif., for nine weeks of recruit training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Navy
Ottawa
James F. Corcoran
T. L. Corcoran
E. Logan
Kansas City
Francis J. Gilner
J. P. Gilner
Carl C. Guilfoyle
J. P. Guilfoyle
San Deigo
Calif
Hoffa Seeks Charter Change At Teamsters Meet
James R Hoffa urges charter overhaul making the chief executive an administrator on the executive board Hoffa joins a constitution committee reshaping the union charter ahead of the Miami convention Sept 30 Hoffa dismisses Senate Racketeering claims as rumors and says he is ready to testify to clarify New York allegations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
James R. Hoffa
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Beck
Detroit
International
Miami
Union
Cinched
Senate
New York
McClellan
D-Ark
Sen George Grows Weaker in Georgia News
Vienna Georgia former Senator Walter F George, 79, weakened by heart disease, and his Emory University doctors are extremely worried. Dr J Willis Hurst said he had a bad night and remains weaker today. George, Ike’s NATO ambassador, is sedated and given oxygen to aid breathing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Walter F. George
J. Willis Hurst
Department of Medicine
Emory University
Atlanta
Hurst
George
Eisenhower
NATO
Mrs. W. H. Kramer Wins Golf Ball at Ottawa Club
Mrs. W. H. Kramer won the weekly golf ball at the Ottawa Country Club during the women’s luncheon on Tuesday for a medium score. Thirty women attended the event hosted by Mrs. John Pierson and Mrs. Basil Kelsey. Next week’s hostesses will be Mrs. John Weidmann and Mrs. Howard Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Kramer
Ottawa Country Club
John Pierson
Basil Kelsey
John Weidmann
Howard Duncan
U S Air Force Celebrates 50th Birthday Nationwide Observance
President Eisenhower and Air Force leaders honored the 50th anniversary with memorial services at Arlington National Cemetery Gen Thomas P White praised air force dead and a six cent air mail stamp was announced by Postmaster General Summerfield. The stamp features a B52 with F104s and goes on sale in 37 000 post offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Air Force
Air Force Assa
Thomas PD. White
Arlington National Cemetery
White
National Guard Armory
Summerfield
James H. Douglas
U.S. Air Force
Free World
Ottawa to Share Legal Notices Between Two Papers
Ottawa city commissioners propose joint publication of legal notices by The Herald and The Times. Publisher Sheldon Tallman seeks a two year alternating plan beginning Jan 1 1958. Officials favor the idea and will meet Tallman and Herald editor Robert B Wellington to discuss a conference date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
The
Herald
the Times
Sheldon Tallman
Times
Commission
Tallman
Robert B. Wellington
Local Markets WGA Catalog Prices as Listed
Prices for barley soybeans and corn along with eggs butterfat oats and poultry items are provided with multiple figures and ranges. Specific values include Barley 1.90 Soybeans 2.15 White Corn 1.85 Yellow Corn 1.85 Shelled Yellow Corn 1.35 Oats 0.34 Mile per hundred pounds 2.05 Butterfat 0.54 to 0.51 to 0.48 Straight run eggs 0.19 Graded eggs 0.82 0.25 0.19 0.15 Heavy hens 0.08 Light hens 0.06 Cocks listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGA
Cecev
Brudnet
Clean Up In Montana Prison
Riots at Deer Lodge Montana State Prison calmed as inmates agreed to stay put while prison commissioners review nine hour uprising demands. Atty Gen Forrest H Anderson said cleanup is extensive but the scene remains orderly aside from renovation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Mont. i
Montana State Prison
Atty
Forrest H. Anderson
State Board of Prison Commissioners
Anderson
Two Hurt In Car Mishap Near Pleasant Grove
Mrs. Marjorie Weien of RFD 4 and Curtis Elliott of 111% S Main were injured at about 10 p.m. on US 59 twelve miles south of Pleasant Grove when Weien's northbound car swerved onto the shoulder, crossed the road into a ditch and overturned. Both were taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Weien was released and Elliott was reported in fairly good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Weien
RFD
Curtis Elliott
S. Main
Pleasant Grove
Douglas County
Bridges Eyes Alliance With Teamsters and Coast Unions
The Wall Street Journal reports Harry Bridges seeks to ally his West Coast waterfront union with the Teamsters and East Coast longshoremen to form a large transport union. Bridges says such an amalgam would alarm U S business and government, naming Jimmy Hoffa and Capt Bill Bradley as key figures. Bradley, however, opposes including Bridges headed West Coast docks for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Wall Street Journal
Harry Bridges
Teamsters Union
San Francisco
America
U. S
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters
Afl-Cio
Bill Bradley
Bradley
West Coast Dock Union
Bridges
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Jimmy Barkdoll
Rantoul
California
Berkeley
Wright Studio
Transportation Department of the Highway Commission
Topeka
al Mader
Ottawa Kiwanis Club
Roland Johnson
Eugene Flaherty
Jay Brown
Willard Lister
Bill King
Newfields
Carolyn Wenthe
Bruce Spears
Liz Keller
Jay Ellis
Anthony Rockers
Garnett
Joan Hay
Jayhawk 4-H Club
Sharon Whitley
Clover Leaf Club
Rock Springs Camp
Earl Brown
Waverly
Top Cafe
Kas
Frances
Andy Gilliland
Drake's Bakery
Pineau
Edwards Air Force Base
Sen. George
John P. Henebry
Chicago
Air Force Assn
Hunt — Funeral Services
Daniel E. Hunt
Er's
Esare
Montana
Litwin
Moses
Oxfords
Choice
McVe - Dengel
Louis H. Dengel