Child undergoes surgery at St Luke's Kansas City
Carl Adams nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Robert Adams of 510 S Cedar is admitted to the children s ward at St Luke s Hospital Kansas City for surgery. Also a divorce petition is filed in District Court by Frances Bones against Glen H Bones on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. An appeal against a Probate Court decision granting Joseph E Caylor 3000 from Fred Caylor s estate is filed. A sedan owned by Larry Folks was damaged when hit by an unidentified vehicle near Forest Park on S Sycamore. Ice Cream Supper set for Union Chapel Church Thursday at 630 PM.
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Carl Adams
Robert Adams
S. Cedar
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Frances Bones
Glen H. Bones
Alta M. Caylor
District Court
Joseph E. Caylor
Fred
Larry Folks
Willow
Forest Park
S. Sycamore
Sue McKinley
Bert McKinley
S. Main
Russia Blamed as Geneva Talks Fail in Berlin Crisis
At the Geneva conference the Western powers blamed the Soviet Union for failing to reach a Berlin settlement. Secretary of State Herter said progress is unlikely while the Soviets seek to push Western forces out of Berlin. The ministers recessed with no date set to resume talks, as discussions shift to Washington and Moscow next month.
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H. L. Cartadamner
Geneva
Black Hills
Yellowstone
Soviet Union
People Park
Tetons
Estes Park
Denver
Christian A.jant
Eisen- Herter
Khrushchev
Washington
Moscow
Union
Berlin
West Berlin
Movie Tough Guy Scraps In Dublin Bar
Ireland noir moment as Robert Mitchum, filming near Dublin, defuses an autograph dispute with a punch and a scuffle. Mitchum dodges an Irish man’s challenge, signs a jokey autographed note, then clubs one rival and wrestles two more before police arrive.
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Dublin
Ireland
Robert Mitchum
Mitchum
Here
Kirk Douglas
Buddy
Women's Golf Draws 28 Players From Area Clubs
Twenty eight women from Ottawa Osawatomie Paola and Garnett played in a guest day at the Country Club yesterday led by medalists Mrs. Jigitune Foulks and Mrs. Doris Peters Ottawa with scores 42 and 43. Other leaders included Melinda Miller Osawatomie and Beatrice Peck from Garnett with 47 and 57 respectively. Cora Marie Elliott and Jo Light tied Paola low scores, while Elma Doering of Garnett had the low 50s. The event also listed several blind bogie prizes and minor standings. In Kansas City cattle hogs and sheep markets were reported with mixed moves and prices across categories, including steers around 27.50 to 27.75 and hogs around 14.25 to 14.85 with lighter weights varying.
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Ottawa
Osawatomie
Paola
Gariiete
Country Club
John Sheldon
J‘ 7Gitune Foulks
Doris Peters
Malinda Miller
Watomie
Beatrice Peck
Blanch
Johnson
Ie Cora Marie Elliott
Jo Light
Raed
Ry Sara Jo Stockwell
Elma Doering
Garnett
Helen Jones
KC Livestock
Kansas City
Marriage Licenses for Grady Ferabben and Marcia X Gilstran
Grady Ferabben, 38, and Marcia X. Gilstran, 18, both residents of Independence, Kansas, were issued marriage licenses. The filing details indicate common-law age confirmations and residency as part of the standard civil process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Ferabben
Marcia X. Gilstran
Kas
Troops Keep Vigil In Torn Caracas
Venezuelan capital Caracas remained under guard as troops patrolled after nine hours of rioting that left at least four dead and more than a hundred wounded.
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Torn
Caracas
Venezuela
Lawrence Firm Low On Work At KU
Kansas Construction Co of Lawrence faced protests after being named apparent low bidder on emergency public works projects. Demonstrators swelled to about 10,000 at the University of Kansas as tensions rose over canceled jobs. Police and troops cleared the streets after disruptions surrounding bids for a north city parking lot entry drive and a fieldhouse tennis courts project.
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Topeka
Kansas Convestruction Co
Lawrence
Mobus Landscape Construction Pro
University of Kansas
Traffic Toll Topeka Fatalities Reported
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by state accident records section for the 24 hours ending at 9 am. The report covers a 12 month period from 1958 through 1959 with ongoing tallies.
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Topeka
Kansas
Death announced for infant Roy Roth in Ottawa
Private graveside services will be held Friday at 10 a.m. in Highland Cemetery for Roy Roth infant son of John D. and Dorothy J. Roth stillborn at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Survived by parents, two siblings Delia and John Dale Jr., and grandparents John Baldwin of Ottawa and John L. Roth of North Hollywood California.
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Roy Roth
John D
Dorothy J. (Baldwin) Roth
Tom Reborn, Jr
Highland Cemetery
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Delia
John Dale Jr
John Baldwin
Ottawa
John L. Roth
North Hollywood
Calif
Line Streets To Bid Goodbye To Nixon
Warsaw crowds line the streets as Vice President Nixon departs for Washington after three days in Poland. He calls for world peace and friendship, and a 100 hour jet flight with a Keflavik stop awaits him. Dismissals and births listed from local residents and hospitals are noted. Contrasting notices include local names and addresses for admissions and dismissals in the area.
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Maretel
Frances Lewine
Warsaw
Poland
Fom
Richard’ M. Nixon
Babice
Washington
Keflavik
Iceland
Nixon
Josef Cyrankiewicz
U.S
Dayton Pastor Found Shot in Church Study
The Rev. George H. Riggs 40, pastor of a large Dayton church, was found shot to death in the church study amid reports he may have been killed by a prowler using his own gun. Deputy coroner Harry Bloomer noted the incident followed a burglary scene and the case raises questions about safety and motive.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton
George H. Riggs
Louisville
Harry Bloomer
Riggs
Minister Shot At Close Range In Early Morning Parsonage Search
Edna, wife of the pastor, reported he left the parsonage at 4 15 am armed with a 12 gauge shotgun seeking prowlers. Riggs was found an hour later by assistant Rev David Roddy. Police say the minister was shot under the chin at close range. A disconnected clock radio and a moved typewriter lay near the desk.
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Edna
Riggs
David Roddy
Bloomer
Grain Markets Kansas City Wheat and Corn Prices
Grain market update from Kansas City shows wheat and corn mostly steady with modest declines. No. 2 hard wheat ranges around 1.94 to 2.05. corn No. 2 white about 1.21 to 1.26. Milo around 2.14 to 2.19. Wheat futures end slightly down, with mixed to lower quotes across contracts.
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Kansas City
Hom
Milo Blas
Shorts
Owen High Low
Dee
Severeseeres
LAD 1605 Berk
Teerpesemennreneenens Lal
Edgar Guest Dies At 78 In Detroit
Detroit poet Edgar A. Guest died in his sleep at age 77 turning 78 on August 20. Physicians cited a cerebral hemorrhage as a possible cause. Guest was one of the era’s most read writers and his daily poem appeared in the Detroit Free Press and many other papers until his death.
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Detroit
Mich
Edgar A. Guest
Guest
Detroit Free Press
Wheat charges against two Hutson & Co. workers
The Agriculture Department charged two Hutson & Co. employees Henry H. Cate and John J. Buterin of Kansas City with manipulating wheat prices on the Chicago Board of Trade this spring. A hearing was set for September 15 in New York.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
E. F. Hutcon & Co
Big Grain Trading Contern
New York
Kansas City
Chicago Board of Trade
Henry H. Cate
John J. Buterin
Commodity Exchange Authority
Commodity Exchange Act
Hutton & Co
Cate and
Buterin
Futures Commission
Cate
Tax Collections Hit New Peak In Kansas July
Kansas tax collections in July reached a record high of 15,431,055, up 2,196,175 or 16.59 percent from July 1958. Sales tax rose to 5,893,777, motor fuel taxes grew by 499,608, corporate income tax by 130,375, individual income tax by 147,647, compensating use tax by 126,915, and inheritance tax by 526,287, with other rates similar to the prior July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Iron Lungs Rushed To KC
An Air Force plane rushed two iron lungs from Houston to Kansas City to aid a polio outbreak. The National Foundation is sending another iron lung from New York and one from Boston. Children's Mercy Hospital, overcrowded with 31 polio patients, requested the gear.
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Kansas City
Air Force
Houston
Tex
National Foundation
New York
Boston
Children's Mercy Hospital
Jackson County
Kansas City Air Force
Ellington Afb
Legals District Court Case in Franklin County Kansas
First published in the Ottawa Herald on July 22 1959 last published August 6 1968. In Franklin County Kansas district court case No 91 268 Oma F Dickey executrix of Lexile M Johnson deceased plaintiff. Defendants include Cora Fetella Whisnand Sarah Jant Smith Emma R Richel Elizabeth Erith Moss and unknown heirs executors administrators devisers trustees creditors and assigns of any deceased defendants their unknown spouses guardians and trustees of the defendants.
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Ottawa Herald
District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
Oma
F. Dickey
M. Johnson
Cora Fetella Whisnand
Sarah Jant Smith
Emma R. Richel
Elizabeth Erith Moss
Mindre
Egal Diaabitty
Dofesdahts
Nottes of
Sult
Kattias
Mansa Mah Oma
Kansan
Pomona
Kansae
Ottawa
Oman
Dicky
Lexie M. Johnsons
Gleason
Gleason, Doty & Logan
Plaintifh
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Richard Smith
Don Waldo, Jr
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Lewis Bell Jr
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Kay Largo Course
Corte Medera
Nadine Bowlby
By Eddy Gilmore
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Towner’s Chapel Dependable Ambulance Service
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E. 12Th. Pee
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McVey-Dengel
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