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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1960

Page

3

Second Year In Med School at University of Kansas Center

In his second year of medical school this fall will be J. P. Feighner who will study at the University of Kansas Medical Center. He is a KU graduate who enrolled last year as a first year medical student and was one of 12 from his class who held summer jobs at the medical center in Kansas City working with doctors.

J. P. Feighner University of Kansas Medical Center Feighner University of Kansas Medical Center Kansas City

Ottawa Night at Athletics tickets on sale now

More than 200 tickets sold for Ottawa Night with the Kansas City Athletics, Chamber of Commerce reports. 300 tickets remain for the Aug 19 game vs the Chicago White Sox, lower deck seats $4.75 incl bus transport both ways, sale ends Aug 13.

Ottawa Kansas City Athletics Chamber of Commerce Chicago White Sox

Two Escapers From Lansing Captured

WICHITA AP Two escaped prisoners from the Kansas State Prison at Lansing were captured in Wichita today. Police identified them as Virgil E. Kelly 32 and Beverly J. Moses 30 both trustees at a reservoir work detail when they disappeared Aug 3. Detectives Triplett and Van Houten said Kelly was arrested at his wife's home. Moses fled on foot and was taken into custody an hour and a half later on a Wichita street. Both were serving burglary sentences with Kelly from Finney County and Moses from Rush County.

Wichita Kansas State Lansing Virgil E. Kelly Beverly J. Moses Carl Triplett John van Houten Kelly Moses Finney County Rush Couny

Deaths—Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Harder, Ottawa resident

Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Harder aged 83 died yesterday at 6 45 a m at her home 710 S Oak Ottawa born May 27 1862 in Lockport Illinois daughter of Peter and Elizabeth Brett married to Jason R Harder in Lockport March 26 1885 they moved to Franklin County near Homewood in 1915 He died July 21 1935 She had lived in Ottawa for 15 years in ill health the last member of her family surviving two sons Clinton J Harder Washington D C and R O Harder of the home three grandchildren four great grandchildren and one great great grandchild Services will be at Lamb Funeral Home Tuesday at 4 p m Rev Charles P Knight will officiate Burial in Lockport Cemetery Lockport Illinois graveside service August 11 at 4 p m Memorials may be given to Westminster United Presbyterian Church building fund.

Anna Elizabeth Harder S. Oak Lockport Ill Peter and Elizabeth Lachman) Brett Jason R. Harder Franklin County Homewood Harder Ottawa Clinton J. Harder Washington, D. C R. O. Harder The Lamb Funeral Home Charles P. Knight Lockport Cemetery Westminster United Presbyterian Church Building Fund

KC Livestock Market Report From Kanab City

In Kansas City Kanab City AP livestock update shows hogs 4300 head with prices 17.85 to 18.00 for 19240 lb sows and 16.50 for 270-400 lb sows. lambs 1800 head with slaughter lambs 18.50 to 19.25 and old crop shorn lambs 17.00. cattle and calves 12000 head with good to prime steers 22.50 to 26.00 and stocker calves 21.00 to 23.50. cows 13.70 to 15.25 and feeders 18.00 to 22.00.

Kanbab

Portrait of Grandma Moses Unveiled in Hoosick Falls

In Hoosick Falls New York 99 year old Grandma Moses received a new portrait of herself by Dean Fausett. The painting was presented to the famed primitive artist Saturday and will join canvases at her son's home.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Grandma Moses Dean Fausett Saturday

Start Work On Wilson Dam In Kansas

The Corps of Engineers announced approval of the 1960 omnibus flood control bill allowing construction to begin on Wilson Dam on the Saline River in Russell County Kansas. Estimated cost is 18.8 million dollars with initial funds for land purchases and road access. Real estate appraisals completed. first contracts funded in 1961. A Russell field office will oversee land acquisition as embankment spillway and outlet works commence.

Kansas City Corps of Engineers Wilson Dam Saline River Russell County Kansas Wilson L. E. Laurion Congress Corps’ Real Estate Division Russell

Obituary notices for Hudelson Shuler and Gerber

Funeral services were held for James A. Hudelson who died Aug 5 at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev. Charles IP Knight officiating. Burial occurred at Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona. George A. Shuler died Aug 3. service Aug 6 at Church of the Brethren with Rev. Gerald Mease and Rev. W B DeVilbiss presiding. Burial at Pleasant Hill Cemetery Pleasant Grove. John Edward Gerber died Aug 3. funeral Aug 6 at Richter Methodist Church with Rev. L D Boatman. Burial at Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona.

James A. Hudelson Lamb Funeral Home Charles IP. Knight Jack Wilson Neal Baxter James Lindsey Ralph Johnson Kenneth Bowman Bill Dusin Edward Neely Ralph Weinheimer Ww. ©. Cain J. H. Button Dean Zook J. R. Henning Woodlawn Pomona George Royer Pleasant Hill Cemetery Pleasant Grove John Edward Gerber Richter Methodist Church L. D. Boatman Henry Staadt Dean Hoopes Ted Beauchamp Harry Staadt Wilbur Humphrey Charles ‘Briles N. V. Hudelson Woodlawn Cemetery

Hospital Notes And Births In Osawatomie Area

Admissions list several named patients including Mrs Wiley Keltz at 210 S Oak and Roger Keith RFD 2 with Chester R Fredricks RFD 3 and Mrs Ralph L Scott at 1234 College. A birth is recorded for Mr and Mrs Robert E Hay at 315 E 7th a Sunday born son. Dismissals include Mrs Ruly Guy Eu gene Whitacre and several others with addresses in Eu gene, Rantoul and Princeton plus Osawatomie.

Wiley Keltz S. Oak Roger Keith Chester R. Fredricks Ralph L. Scott College Darrell Macy Robert E. Hay Ruly Guy Eugene Whitacre Matt Floersch William Engert Osawatomie Earl Meiers S. Locust Robert H. Hubbard Rantoul Fay Cole Princeton Ivan Denniston Larry Kalb Baldwin

Oklahoma City Man Admits Killing Four Persons

Richard Henry Dare admitted to officers that he killed his estranged wife, her parents, and her nephew C. C. Miller in Oklahoma City. Dare said the killings were in self defense after an argument over a $3 debt. A murder weapon was recovered as four murder charges were prepared. Dare surrendered after a 100 man posse searched the area.

Oklahoma City (Ap Richard Henry Dare C. C. Miller Oklahoma City Miller Dare Here

Three Kansas road deaths reported this weekend

The state Accident Records Section lists three weekend fatalities bringing Kansas year total to 277, with 351 at the same point last year. Victims include Joseph Hoover, 23, Dighton, who died after a Friday crash. Harry E. King, 31, Hutchinson, who died Saturday from injuries sustained near Hutchinson. and T. E. Gaines, 62, Hays, found dead in a car overturned in a ditch near Glade on Friday.

Kansas Joseph Hoover Dighton Scott City Harry E. King Hutchinson U. S Roscoe McMurdo Little River R. A. White T. E. Gaines Hays Glade

Depositors to Receive Payoff From Capitol Hill Bank

Oklahoma City AP The FDIC announced deposits up to 10000 will be paid starting today after District Judge Clarence Mills denied the bank's petition to reopen. The Capitol Hill State Bank was closed July 29 amid a 1.56 million dollar shortfall in bonds and cash.

Oklahoma City Capitol Hill State Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Clarence Mills State Bank Martin Legere Dallas Grand Bahama Bank and Trust Co Freeport Bahama Islands FDIC Legere Capitol Hill Grand Bahama

Marriage Licenses Maitree and Chen in Prairie Village

Maitree Chartburnt aged 26 of Prairie Village and Velva Jantorn Chen aged 22 of Ottawa obtained marriage licenses.

Maitree Chartburnt Prairie ‘Villlage Velva Jantorn Chen Ottawa

Five Injured As Bus Ditches On Burlingame Road

AP report from Emporia Kansas states a trans continental bus went into a ditch six miles north of Emporia on the Burlingame road. Five passengers were injured none seriously and treated at an Emporia hospital. Injured were Mary Jane Enneking Wallace Schroff Barbara Herald and her daughter Barbara Jean and William Schlegel. Driver Carroll Robinson and eleven other passengers were unharmed. The bus was en route from Topeka to Wichita amid rain.

Emporia Kan Burlingame Road Mary Jane Enneking Wichita Wallace Schroff Barbara Herald el Dorado Barbara Jean William Schlegel

Byrd Declines to Endorse Presidential Ticket

Washington AP Sen Harry F Byrd of Virginia refused to commit on supporting the Democratic ticket in November He is a key Virginia figure whose stance could affect Kennedy prospects in VA and influence Southern sentiment about the race He offered no comment on the election at this time.

Washington Harry F. Byrd D-Va Byrd Virginia Eisenhower John F. Kennedy Massacchusetts South

Two Kansas Justices Seek Re-Election Under New System

Chief Justice Jay S. Parker and Justice Clair E. Robb filed for re election to the Kansas Supreme Court under a non partisan system. Both terms expire this year and only their names will appear on the retention ballot. If retained they serve six years. if not, a governor appointed successor from three nominees takes the seat. Parker since 1943 and Robb a Wichita district judge before joining the court. The new process was adopted after 1958 reforms following the 1957 legislature.

Topeka Jay S. Parker Clair E. Robb Kansas Supreme Court Parker and Robb Kansas Bar Assa Parker Robb Supreme Court Wichita

Ceiling Falls In Topeka Injuring Employee

TOPEKA AP The first floor ceiling of a two story downtown building housing a farm and city supply firm collapsed today injuring an employee. Larry Long 18 was taken to a hospital with a serious injury as crews cleaned debris and investigated the cause of the collapse.

Topeka Larry Long

Kansas legislature proposes continuity of government amendment

A proposed Kansas constitutional amendment, House Concurrent Resolution No. 11, would add Section 13 to Article 15 to authorize the legislature to ensure continuity of state and local government operations during disasters or enemy attack. It would allow prompt temporary succession for offices and other necessary measures, with submission to the electors in the next general election and publication in the Session Laws of 1959.

HOUSE State of Kansas House of Representatives Senate Shell Secretary of State State of Kansas Proval Yeas and News Jis Maal Eid Ordimance Paul R. Shanahan

Fractured Leg and Pelvis Fault in Building Fall

A man suffered a possible fractured leg and pelvis when a second floor gave way at Farm and City Distributing Co. located at 806 North Kansas Avenue. The incident involved moving baling wire and caused the floor collapse.

Long Kansas Ave The Farm and City Distributing Co

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