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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1961

Page

7

News Briefs from Ottawa area events and notices

A collage of short items covers community happenings from Aug 4 including social events at New Hope Church and a homemade ice cream cake social. Local business ads note sales on a maple dining set won in a Kansas City shoot and store promotions. Also listed are court actions, patrol citations, a descent and quiet title petition, and notices of absences and travel among residents, with club activities, church services, and upcoming events at various local venues.

Richard Geiger Kansas City Richard Freeman Oklahoma City

Manley Announces Jamaica Referendum On Federation Vote

Prime Minister Norman Manley said a referendum will be held September 10 to decide if Jamaica joins the independent West Indies Federation Britain plans to grant independence to its 12 Caribbean territories next May 31.

Kingston Jamaica Norman Manley

Kansas Girl Places Eighth in National Safe Driver Contest

Washington AP reports Janice Nusser of Garden City Kansas placed eighth as the only girl among 40 contestants in the national teenage safe driver contest. She earned the Sportsmanship Award and a $200 scholarship. Winner David C. M. Wood, 18, of Boulder Colorado, took the $2,000 prize and will enroll at the University of Colorado where his father teaches.

Washington Janice Nusser Garden City Kas David C. M. Wood Boulder Colo David University of Colorado

Wellsville club officers elected on patio meeting

The Louis H Hanson unit of American Legion Auxiliary elected officers at a Monday evening gathering on Merle Warnock's patio. New officers include President Dorothy Tomlinson and 1st Vice President Mary Ann Moherman. Installation is set for August 28 with Girls State rep Dora Carpenter to share a recording at a future meeting.

Louis H. Hanson American Legion Auxiliary Merle Warnock Dorothy Tomlinson Mary Ann Moherman Joanne Baldwin Frances Redman Lu Etta Crist Jean Groshong Iona Hogan Helen Chanay Eva Deay Pauline Hay Dora Carpenter Auxiliary Girls State

Stalin Drove 'Em To Self Defense Analysis

James Marlow argues Stalin forced Western alliances through pressure and fear while Khrushchev adapts with a mix of charm and threat. Berlin remains the flashpoint, with NATO forces far outnumbered by Soviet divisions yet Western resolve holding firm against escalation.

Stalin Nikita Khrushchev Europe NATO United States Khrushchev Russia Berlin East Germany

Death of Former Ottawa Resident Miss Nina St John

Ottawa friends report the death of Nina St John a longtime resident aged 93 in Sunset Baptist home Concordia where she had lived for years. Sister of Mrs F O Hetrick wife of Ottawa dentist she was active in First Baptist Church here Funeral services will be at Concordia Saturday 10 AM and interment in Sunset Memorial Cemetery.

Ottawa Nina St. John

Hospital Notes Births and Admits Across Town

Admissions include David Peterson 820 N Oak Mrs Dean Kirkland Rantoul and Mrs James Wright Wellsville Thursday. Births report Mr and Mrs Cecil Wolgast 310 W tth a son born Thursday weight 8 lbs 3 ozs and Mr and Mrs Nelson Fritts RFD 2 a daughter born Friday weight 6 lbs 442 ozs. Dismissals list Larry Walburn 1046 S Hickory Thursday Virginia Price 828 N Sycamore Harold Meneley Quenemo George Finley and infant son Princeton A C Watts 504 N Oak Harold Taylor 719 Ash Friday.

David Peterson N. Oak Dean Kirkland Rantoul James Wright Wellsville Cecil Wolgast Nelson Fritts Larry Walburn S. Hickory Virginia Price N. Sycamore Harold Meneley Quenemo George Finley Princeton A. C. Watts Harold Taylor Ash

Local Markets Prices and Eggs and Hens Rates

Market listing shows wheat at 2.38 and shelled corn at 1.03. Butterfat quotes 0.48 and 0.43 with eggs straight run 0.22 and graded 0.30, 0.26, 0.22. Heavy hens 0.60, cocks 0.30, light hens 0.09.

Kansas City Livestock Prices Report

AP dispatch from Kansas City notes cattle 500 and calves 10 head, hogs 1,400 with barrows and gilts up 50-75 cents, sows steady. 1-3 barrows and gilts 180-260 lb fetch 17.00-18.75, sows 300-400 lb 15.00-16.00. Sheep 50 head, good to choice lambs steady at 15.00-17.25.

Kansas City

Stolen Car Recovered in Osawatomie City

A 1955 car owned by James Lee Shelden was stolen from the 200 block of South Main while he attended a movie between 7:45 and 10:30. Police report the vehicle was recovered in Osawatomie freight yards. Two guns and a box with about 15 to 20 dollars were missing. diving equipment in the trunk remained.

James Lee Shelden S. Mulberry South Main Osawatomie

New Officers of Warren C. Black Post No 60 Legion

New officers of Warren C. Black Post No 60 American Legion Ottawa announced. Commander Merlin Casteel. vice commanders Dave Bunch and Calvin Ewing. sergeant at arms Robert Wilkerson. adjutant Joe Towner. secretary treasurer A C Richeson. service officer Ed Curby. building committee Howard Doyen John Gere Ed Curby Merlin Casteel Jack Kille. Delegates to the state convention in Wichita include John Gere George Lister C F Mount Jules V Doty George Medlock Joe Towner Clyde Harber Merlin Casteel Howard Doyen. Alternates are Dave Bunch Calvin Ewing Jack Kille Floyd Crowl Lloyd Griffith O Henderson.

Warren C. Black American Legion Ottawa Merlin Casteel Dave Bunch Calvin Ewing Robert Wilkerson Joe Towner A. C. Richeson Ed Curby Howard Doyen John Gere Merlin Castel Jack Kille Wichita George Lister C. F. Mount Jules V. Doty George Medlock Clyde Harber Floyd Crowl Lloyd Griffith O. Henderson

Operation For Robert Cheney

Robert Cheney son of Mr and Mrs J R Duke Cheney 623 Elm underwent a nerve grafting operation Wednesday at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City He suffered a skull fracture and other injuries eight weeks ago in a tractor accident near Ottawa The transplant moved nerves from his left side to the left side of his head leaving his face and neck paralyzed Doctors warn it may take up to two months or a year to learn if feeling will return

Roy Chambers K. U. Medical Center Kansas City Kas George Chappell Earl Murphy Ft. Worth Tex Murphy Don McCluskey Clay Center Lou Lytle Roger Thorn Charles Thorn Santa Fe Railroad Thorn F.F.A Manhattan Muehlebach Santa Fe Rock Springs Ranch Junction City Miami County Dorothy Young Alva Schendel Alva L. B. Schendel Wellsville Robert Cheney J. R. ‘Duke’ Cheney University of Kansas Medical Center Robert Highway 50 Ottawa Cheney Albert Mooney V. C. Cade Williamsburg Gib W. L. Shuler

Nebraska official outlines emergency ration plan for shelters

Washington AP reports Nebraska agricultural director Pearle F. Finigan announced that production of an emergency survival ration for stockpiling in fallout shelters should start within months. A two day governor led committee meeting aligned with Defense, Agriculture and Civil Defense officials. The ration, wheat bar from Midwest Research Institute, costs 30 to 40 cents per pound to produce. It stores for one to two years and could meet needs for 45 million public shelters in the next 18 months, excluding private homes.

Washington Nebraska Pearle F. Finigan Frank Morrison Civil Defense, Agriculture and Defense Department Department of Defense Finigan Midwest Research Institute Kansas City

Education Is Top Problem In Kansas Says Governor

Kansas must spend more on schools as education tops state concerns Gov. John Anderson said in a broadcast interview. He noted rising enrollment will require preparation and planning to meet demands. He discussed the Supreme Court ruling on illegally seized evidence and said prosecutions for liquor importation will be harder but new laws are not needed.

Kansas City Kansas John Anderson Wdaf-Tv WDAF Anderson U. S. Supreme Court

Kansas Governor Profiles Liberal Leanings Amid Liberal Health Push

The governor described as a middle-of-the-road Republican with a tendency toward liberalism noting Kansas has historically enacted liberal laws ahead of the federal government. He cited the state mental health program as an example of national-leading policy.

Kansas United States Anderson

Announce New Post Offices in Kansas Towns

Wichita AP reports new post offices authorized for Garnett Humboldt and Waterville The Post Office Department regional office announces a contract for a $30289 building at Johnson Kas awarded to McClellan Fallon Inc of Wichita The government will lease the building for ten years at $31121 annually.

Wichita Garnett Humboldt Waterville Post Office Department McClellan-Fallon Inc Johnson Kas

Germans Describe Soviet Berlin Note as Hard Yet Moderately Timed

West German government called the 15 page Soviet note on the Berlin and German questions hard in terms but moderate in tone. A spokesman spoke after a rough Bonn translation became available.

Bonn Germany Berlin

Overbrook and Ottawa Livestock Sale Dates Noted

Listings for livestock sales in Overbrook Kansas and Ottawa Kansas show weekly events. Overbrook Livestock Sale occurs every Wednesday at Overbrook with Gordon James contact numbers. Ottawa Market Sale moved to Friday night at seven o’clock located one mile east of Main on Wilson.

Wallace Park Paola L. B. Schendel Wellsville Lois Schendell Paola Fair Jack Nelson Pomona Kas Overbrook Livestock Sale Overbrook Kansas Gordon James Ottawa Main Wilson

Dairy and Farm Sales Notice from Ottawa Area

Myers Bros phone Centropolis Claude 918 Howard 46. Ottawa RFD 4. Dairy and farm sales listed for Waverly and Franklin County Kansas with sale dates Aug 8 through Aug 15. Includes Harry Michaels dairy sale Waverly Sale Barn Aug 10 and other Holstein cattle, farm and household item auctions with locations Locust, Wilson, Ottawa and Rantoul.

Myers Bros Claude Howard Ottawa Harry Michaels Waverly Sale Barn Waverly Kansas Don Everson Franklin Co Wilson & Locust Kas Lester Beamer Hallsummit Melvin Swartz Household Goods Rantoul Franklin County Sale Company Locust & Wilson

Walters Construction Co. Low Bidder for Water Line Relocation

Walters Construction Co. of Manhattan Kansas submitted the apparent low bid of 134001 dollars for removing and relocating water lines in the Council Grove Reservoir project in Kansas.

TULSA Walters Construction Co Manhattan Kas Council Grove Reservoir Kansas

Also Mentioned on This Page

New Hope Church Cisss Jim Redgers Rodgers Barber Shop Pete Kitterman Ted Strain Tom Rea Tommy Nancy Danny Denver Colu Mr. Rea Denver University Mrs. Rea Shirley Strain Strains S. Main Dessie T. Baker Willam Mix and Company Ellis Joseph Gary Campbell Parsons Robert E. Demersseman Alan M. Babb Victor R. Fletcher Excelsior Springs John W. McGuire Prairie Village Crites Appliance Center Franklin County Grange Mears Park Snyder Pharmacy Rock Creek Church Gorsage Cleaners Ottawa Garden Club M. R. Shoger E. E. Turner Ottawa Herald Rawleigh Products E. F. Risdon Drake’s Bakery Adv Blue Moon ‘Rebel Rousers Ady Wellsville News Pete Wiseman Manitou Springs J. E. Davidson J. W. Davidson Dorothy Domnick Sheila Duane Gifford Virgil Christie East 2Nd Street L. C. Taggert John Melinda Charles P. McKay Robert B. Greene Taggerts Ethel Wingert Frances Marshall St. Louis, Mo Forest Park A. J. Brady Bradys Woman's Missionary Society of Wellsville Baptist Church Hugh Cramer Eldon Whiteaker FE. Turner Latin America Dollie Hill Baptist Homer Ganong M. L. Averill St. Luke’s Hospital Juanita Reves Julie Patricia Hrabe Juanita Jimmy Reeves Emporia Sunflower Ernest Harris Hutchinson Don Young Nancy Harris Miami County Extension Board Carolyn Bracken Ensley Sisk Frank Hackler Barbara Canfield George Sherman Western States Kiwanis By James Marlow Associated Press News France Netherlands Italy Kennedy Eisenhower Defense McNamara Soviet Union Sheldon WAIT Disney Productions Cinam Ares Tarzan Baal al Yan Dore Vice Ian Rachel Cade Aml Pas Hillcrest Mtn Jor Cowner’s Chapel North Main Opeawa Albert Stewart and Son C. Beatty RFD Albert Harold Lyndon Ottawa Livestock Commission Co Wilson &J Neosho Livestock Commission Co Neosho Ben Printy N. Main Cap Helen Btston Columom Newsweek Meg Esler Production Columbia Pictures Jerry Cok James Darren Michael Callan Deborah Walley Carl Reiner Peccy Cass Eddie Foy Jeff Donniell Vic Trickeit Joy Baker Ruth Brooks Flippen Fredeiics Scray Bregles Pals WGA Walters Onal Ine Reward L. A. Reeder Centropolis Resorts — Lake Properties Lone Star Lake Call Viking Lawrence Alcoholics Anonymous State Ave Wilbur Brockway Dept A-17 P.O. Box Dallas Texas Kansas State Employment Service
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