Local Hospital Report and Area Briefs from Ottawa
Mrs Winnine Cunningham of Richmond underwent gall bladder surgery at Kansas City after being moved by ambulance from Anderson County Hospital. Santa Fe rail traffic data show 30409 carloads for the week ending Aug 4 1962, down from 31277 last year. Various local items note speeding charges, satellite visibility, classified ad on old newspapers, and residents moving or recovering from hospital stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Kansas City
Winnine Cunningham
Richmond
Anderson County Hospital
Dundee & Oak
Box P.O
Ottawa
Kansas
Ottawa Herald
Vogel
North American
Schaulis
Kruse
North American Hotel
Deaths Mrs Gertrude Hamilton and Andream Demoret
Mrs Gertrude Rush Hamilton former Ottawa resident died in a Pasadena church home July 28 age 89 funeral July 31 cremation ashes sent to Tullulah Illinois where she grew up she was married in Ottawa. Andream Demoret age 91 died Aug 3 at Anderson County Hospital Garnett services Aug 6 Farris Funeral Home Garnett burial Richmond Cemetery married Nettie Horn in 1902 survived by eight children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Hamilton
Gertrude
Rush) Hamilton
Pasadena
Calif
Tallulah, Ill
Hamilton
Ottawa
Ray Johnson
S. Locust
Alice Atkinson Roney
Andream Demoret
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
Farris Funeral
Richmond Cemetery
Mr. Demoret
Nettie Horn
Harris
Richmond
Traffic Toll Report for Topeka Area
Kansas traffic death log reports 0 deaths in the 24 hours to 9 am Tuesday. During August 1962 there were 338 deaths compared with 317 in the comparable 1961 period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Heat's On In New Orleans Quarter
In New Orleans Bourbon Street faced stepped up police action as Acting District Attorney Frank Klein promised a long crackdown beyond a brief campaign. Police and prosecutors reported arrests for narcotics and public drinking as they vow to cleanse the French Quarter of crime while noting its nightlife and restaurants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Bourbon Street
District Attorney’s
Frank Klein
Jim Garrison
Bourbon
Klein
Joseph I. Giarrusso
French Quarter
Jump To Safety Ends In Death
Kenneth Irving Stratton 45 lost control of his run away truck on Truman Road when brakes failed on a downgrade. He swerved toward a vacant lot to avoid pedestrians, jumped out, but fell and was run over by the truck. The machine plant suffered about $75,000 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kenneth Irving Stratton
Truman Road
Stratton
Local Market Prices Reported for Grains and Dairy
Market notes list soybean at 2.20, wheat 2.05, corn 1.05, shelled corn 1.10, barley 0.05, oats 0.76, rye 1.00, butterfat 0.47. Egg prices show 16 cents for straight eggs and graded eggs at 23, 20, and 16 cents. hens at 0.05.
Funerals for Clarence Ingersoll and Elizabeth Schwinn
Dying dates Aug 3 and Aug 2, Clarence W Ingersoll and Elizabeth Schwinn were laid to rest with services at Lamb Funeral Home and Friends Church Springdale. Rev. Charles P Knight and Rev Delbert Hobbs officiated. Honorary pallbearers included J L Rokes and Vernon Tullis among others. active pallbearers listed. Burial at Valley Brook Cemetery near Michigan Valley and Springdale Cemetery respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Ingersoll
Lamb
Charles P. Knight
MacDuffie
J. L. Rokes
Frank Carlson
E. V. Lash
F. P. Baker
E. G. Stith
Otis Shipps
C. A. Day
Glenn Fitch
Alva Hoover
Ed J. Nolan
B. B. Phillips
Floyd Coffman
Seldon Tucker
Paul English
Lloyd Perryman
N. V. Huderson
J. R. Henning
Valley Brook Cemetery
Michigan Valley
Anderson Riable Post
American Legion
Elizabeth Schwinn
Friends Church
Springdale
Delbert Hobbs
John Bell
Mike Knapp
Vernon Tullis
Charles Coffin
Floyd Lawrence
Raymond Zimmerman
Springdale Cemetery
Kansas City Market Report Mixed Livestock Prices
AP Kansas City market update shows cattle 3,800 head with slaughter steers 25 lower to 27.25 and heifers 24.75 to 26.25, cows 14 to 16, feeders 24 to 26.50. hogs 3,500 with barrows and gilts 25 to 50 lower and sows 15 to 17.25. sheep 2,000 slaughter lambs 25 to 50 lower, Kansas lambs 22.75, other lambs 21.75 to 23.25, ewes 6 to 6.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Dr Jennings Theologian At Green Lake Conference
Dr Raymond P Jennings pastor of First Baptist Church served as a theological commentator for the American Baptist Assembly at its annual Evangelism Conference last week in Green Lake Wisconsin. He and his family were among more than 250 attendees. Former pastor Rev Roger Fredrickson was featured as an evening speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond P. Jennings
First Baptist Church
American Baptist Assembly
Green Lake
Wis
Jennings
The
Roger Fredrickson
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births and Dismissals
Hospital notes list admissions including Anderson spooner 730 Cypress Jennie Smith 1421 S Hickory Gardner Hayden RFD 4 Mrs A Anderson 534 S Cedar Mrs Roy Martin 735 Willow Merle Atchison 1135 Willow Mrs Lloyd Stafford Kansas City Kas Monday Lee Anderson RFD 3 Rita Clark 617 S Poplar Tuesday Births Mr and Mrs Donald Hough RFD 2 daughter Monday weight 5 lb 13 oz Mr and Mrs Herbert Guyett RFD 1 Rantoul daughter Monday weight 6 lb 14 oz Dismissals Viola Holbert 933 Walnut Monday Mrs Roger Scott RFD 4 Victoria Coltrane Rexburg Idaho Mrs Vincent Bulgarelli and baby daughter 209 W 3rd Mona Stoffer 511 N Sycamore Tuesday
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Donald Hough
Herbert Guyett
Rantoul
Viola Holbert
Walnut
Roger Scott
RFD
Victoria Coltrane
Rexburg
Idaho
Vincent Bulgarelli
W. 3Rd
Mona Stoffer
N. Sycamore
Ottawa Bride’s Wedding Car Stolen After Ceremony
Ardis Van Cleave of the Ottawa Herald wins the July AP Kansas short feature. His tale describes a newlywed couple finding their getaway car stolen after a church ceremony. The car had been towed to a garage, with a $1 fine and $5 towing charge paid. Ted Hammer and Leland Lindell also placed second and third with unrelated pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ardis van Cleave
Ottawa Herald
Associated Press
Kansas
Ottawa
Fred Loseke
Ted Hammer
The
Wichita Eagle
Robin
Leland Lindell
McPherson Sentinel
Thief Breaks Into Shelter In Providence Home
Providence AP report: thieves broke into the basement fallout shelter of Dr. Vito Buonomano and stole $159 in cash and a case of whisky. The incident was reported to police with no further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R.I
Vito Buonomano
Thalidomide Given To 15 000 In USS
Secretary Celebrezze said surveys show 15 904 patients received thalidomide from U S doctors in an experimental program. About 3 272 were women of childbearing age and 207 were pregnant during exposure. He noted no confirmed effects on offspring so far, but cases of deformity linked to overseas use exist.
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Washington
Anthony J. Celebrezze
U.S
Celebrezze
Food and Drug Administration
New York
Park Avenue
Germany
Europe
Railroads Hopeful Of Kennedy Help
CHICAGO AP The railroads push to involve the White House in their clash with five operating unions over work rules wages and crew size They announce drastic new rules to take effect Aug 16 for 200000 workers aiming to end featherbedding and cut diesel firemen jobs Union leaders threaten strikes but rail leaders expect no stoppage at least initially They anticipate a presidential emergency fact finding board to stall a strike for 60 days with recommendations due in 30 days
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Chicago
White House
Rail
Kennedy
RailroadsFace injunction fight over big job cuts
In Chicago a federal judge refused to dismiss a suit seeking to block railroads from enacting large staff reductions. The case tests whether presidential commission recommendations or railroad notices for further cuts are lawful. Railroads issued two notices affecting about 200,000 workers, threatening tens of thousands of diesel firemen and other positions, and claiming featherbedding terms. Five operating rail unions filed the injunction against the carriers’ notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.S. Dist
Joseph Sam Perry
Herald Pays Five Dollars Weekly for News Tips
The Herald offers a five dollar weekly reward for the best news tip submitted by readers. Tips must be newsworthy and clearly attributable, with preference given to timely, verifiable reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Emporia and Ottawa Area Livestock Sale Dates
Local sale dates list recurring weekly events in Emporia Osage City Ottawa and nearby towns. Auctions include Franklin County Osage City Overbrook Pomona and Gas City listings with dates August 10 through August 20 and individual consignments such as a dairy sale and a stocker feeder sale.
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Emporia Livestock Sales Co
Emporia
Kansas
Franklin County Sale Co
Wilson and Locust
Ottawa
Osage City Sale
Emporia Livestock Sale Co., Inc
Osage City Livestock Sale
Osage City
Franklin County Sale Co., Inc
New Sale Barn
Pomona
Kas
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Allen County Livestock
Gas City
Walter BE. Hegberg Holstein Dairy Sale
Princeton
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
Bathday
Locust & Wilson
Franklin Co
Walter E. Hegberg
Holstein
New Sale
Night and day consignments mark Lyndon Ottawa sales
Harold Stewart and Charles Beatty feature in August auctions across Kansas and Missouri. Night consignments include horse sales at Neosho and Ottawa, furniture and miscellaneous auctions in Ottawa, with dairy and household goods sales listed in Franklin County and Princeton. Multiple consignments and livery services noted with dates and street locations.
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Charles — Lyndon
Kansas
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Missouri
Ottawa Livestock Commission Co
West Wilson St
Ottawa
Kas
Henry Beherns
Lyndon
Berle L. Herren Household Goods
Pomona
Taxi and Truck Collision at 5th and Cedar
William V. McGrath, 20, of 10014 E. 1st, and Jack R. Elder, 32, of 628 N. Locust, were in a collision at 5th and Cedar. Elder, driving the taxi, was charged with failure to yield. McGrath, turning, was cited for driving with an invalid license. Front of Elder’s cab and a fender on McGrath’s truck were damaged.
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William V. McGrath
E. 1St
Jack R. Elder
N. Locust
5Th and
Cedar Today
Elder
McGrath
Franklin County Sheriff candidates announce party races
A string of political notices presents Franklin County sheriff contenders. Robert Cowdin and Alvin Miller run as Republicans seeking support. Joe Ferns runs as a Democrat. Jay Brown endorses the Republican ticket and asks for support.
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Robert “Bob” Cowdin
Franklin County
Alvin R
Dutch” Miller
Joe Ferns
Franklin Co
Jay Brown
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Santa Fe System
Wayne H. Miller
Osawatomie
Miller
Terry Briscoe
Susan Marie
Pueblo
Colo
E. E. Hill
S. Main
St. Mary’s Hospital
Gardner Hayden
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Androam Demoret
Andrew Gray
Gray
Wichita
Parra
Dr. Jennings
Louis Dengden
USS
Joe
Towner’s Chapel
North Main
Stewart
Jamieson
South Water Tower
Ernest Arnold Overbrook
Jack Nelson
Printy
Ben Printy
N. Main
Harriet Parsons
S. Elm
Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Harold
Reg
U.S. Pat
Canada
FIT E Styling
DAIRY
Oliver
M Farmall
New Holland Forage Harvester
John Deere
New Idea
Servis
John Deere P.T.O
Case
Ford Mower
Allis-Chalmers
Claude Myers
First National Bank of Ottawa
Paine
Henry S. VanLoenen Jr
AF. & AM
Louis Dale
Sidney O. Morris
National Company
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