Wellsville Garden Club Attends District Breakfast
East Central District of Garden Clubs held a Friday morning breakfast at Mrs. Anderson's home in Kansas City. Attendees included Mrs. W. H. Mohnerman, Mrs. H. E. Patton, Mrs. E. Turner, Mrs. Carl Warnock, Mrs. John Neis, Mrs. Ralph Lidikay, and Mrs. Bernhard Fleming. Proceeds from a farm produce sale will fund the Fast Central District Flower Show in September. Items sold included sweet corn, peppers, tomatoes, green beans, cucumbers, onions, chicken, and straw for mulching. The Eugene Cleland family, former Wellsville residents, plan to move from Springfield to 91 Parkview Rd., Galesburg, Ill. David Cleland serves in the Air Force in Japan. his address is listed. Danny Cleland will attend Kansas State University in Manhattan this fall and is staying with his grandmother Mrs. York. May apple jelly is being made by Mrs. Ben Brecheisen of Edgerton, describing may apple and jelly details. The Davidson family left for Seward, Alaska, with Sam Davidson and Cindy joining Tom McMillen to Seattle. they will fly to Seward. They are house parents at Jesse Lee Home in Seward. Walter Pooch returned to work at Wellsville Electric after illness. Several locals visited relatives and took trips to the Ozarks, Table Rock, Bagwell Dam, Eureka, and Hog Scald Hollow, sharing stories with former Wellsville residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville Garden Club
East Central District of Garden Clubs
Anderson
West 75Th St
Kansas City
W. H. Moherman
H. E. Patton
E. Turner
Carl Warnock
John Neis
Ralph Lidikay
Bernhard Fleming
Eugene Cleland
Wellsville
Springfield
Parkview Rd
Galesburg
Cleland
David
Air Force
Japan
David E. Cleland
RSM
San Francisco
Calif
Danny Cleland
Kansas
State University of Manhattan
York
Fremont
Manhattan
Kas
Sam Davidson
Cindy
Seward
Alaska
Davidson
Tom McMillen
Ottawa
Seattle
Wash
James Lamb
Davidsons
Mrs. Davidson
Jesse Lee
Ozark Region
Leroy Childs
Lowell Collins
Omer Knoop
Table Rock
Bagwell Dam
Eureka
Norfolk
J. 5. Hilton
Childs
Elda Phillips
Noan Phillips
News Briefs from Ottawa and Nearby Areas
Local notices report selective service office closures August 14 through 18 and a return of discharged Navy veteran Arthur Dean Warner to Ottawa after three years aboard the USS Lenawee near the Philippines and Japan. Other items list clergy nursing courses in Topeka, plant and appliance ads, and several county court money recovery suits. A 30 year old man was cited for multiple driving violations after a US 50 ditch incident, plus a cattle truck wheel loss near Williamsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Dean Warner
Ed Warner
N. Mulberry
United States Navy
Ottawa
Lenawee
Philippines
Japan
Speeding Charges Cited In County Court
Eight individuals cited by state troopers for speeding face county court charges in a list released today. Names and ages include Robert F. Rawline 34 Lorene L. Dicker 18 Thomas J. McCall Jon 50 and others for speeds from 60 to 75 mph in various zones and weights. Ken A. Moore 19 was cited for passing in a no passing zone and pled guilty with a $5 fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert FB. Rawline
Oak
Lorene L. Dicker
Westphalia
Thomas J. McCal Jon
Topeka
Gerald EF. Ames
Red
Paola
Virgil M. Peterson
Vielnta
Hurigh Tillman
Wichita
Wayne J. Casper
Chicago
John Ott
E. 10Th
Ken A. Moore
Mayors Rally to Oppose Gas Rate Hike in Midwest
Kansas City AP report says Mayor H Roe Bartle invites 69 Kansas and Missouri city leaders to a Sept. 7 luncheon to discuss joint legal action against a proposed natural gas rate increase and reduce fighting costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
H Roe Bartle
Kansas
Missouri Cities
Bartle
Senators Plot Expensive Junkets After Congress
Washington AP reports dozens of U S senators lining up expense paid trips abroad after Congress adjourns in September. Forty two or more join conferences in London Brussels and Paris with total cost around 860000 dollars for travel food lodging and shopping plus possible 15000 more if London is added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
London
Brussels
Paris
Commonwealth Parliamentary Association
NATO
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Appropriations
Foreign Relations
Armed Services
Interior Committee
Wichita U finances eyed amid potential state system absorption
Kansas legislators reviewed the University of Wichita's finances as they weigh a possible shift into the state higher education system. Industry leaders and a university dean urged expansion, citing a large student-age population in south central Kansas and Wichita's ample job opportunities. Boeing funds graduate aerospace courses, but a limited tax base hinders broader offerings. Dean Jack Heysinger notes many Kansas youths need jobs to attend college, while Wichita offers far more local employment than other state college towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kansas Legislative Council
University of Wichita
Kansas
University of Wichita Regents
Legislative Council
Lynn Whiteside
Boeing Aircraft Co
Boeing
Jack D. Heysinger
Lawrence
Manhattan
Emporia
Hays
Pittsburg
Local Family Notices Mention Visitors and Funeral Services
Mrs. Taylor is Frank Taylor’s sister in law. Mr and Mrs George Flinsbaugh hosted their daughter and family Mr and Mrs John Corrie Billy Cathi and Bobby Clathe Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Arthur Dunham attended services Saturday for Mrs John Winsatt Archie Mo whose death occurred Thursday. Mrs Winsatt was Mrs Richard Dunham's mother and had been ill for a year. Services were at Atkinson Funeral Home Archie. Mrs Hannah Meder was taken to Gardner Medical Center by ambulance Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy
Arthur Dunham
John Winsatt
Archie
Winsatt
Richard Dunham
Atkinson Funeral Home
Hannah Meder
Gardner Medical Center
Ottawa woman dies in Florida auto crash
Mrs. Jack Wale aged 19 formerly Joy Walburn of Ottawa was killed in an auto accident Sunday in Orlando Florida. Funeral services are set for Thursday in Hyannis Massachusetts. Surviving are husband mother Geraldine Barton of Orlando father James Walburn sister Helen brother Steven all of Topeka and grandmother Addie Ogle 626 North Mulberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wale
Joy Walburn
Ottawa
Orlando
Fla
Hyannis
Mass
Geraldine Barton
James Walburn
Helen
Steven
Topeka
Addie Ogle
N. Mulberry
Paola Woman Dies In Crash Near Fergus Falls
Mary E B Koehler 70 of Paola Kansas was killed and her husband Leo injured when their car entered U S 52 from U S 71 and was struck broadside by a truck driven by Donald J Wienbar of Fergus Falls Minnesota in a Monday collision near US 52 and US 71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saue Centre
Minn
Mary’ EB. Koehler
Paola
Kan
Leo
Koehler
U. S. 52
U. S. 71
Donald J. Wienbar
Fergus Falls
Gasoline Found On Cafe Floor In Olathe Restaurant
Police Capt. Del Wigger found about 40 gallons of gasoline on the floor of the Redwood Inn in Olathe after noticing seepage under the front door. Deputy fire marshal Lloyd M. Davies said the investigation will continue with no charges yet filed. Police reported matches and partially burned cigarettes found on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olathe
Kan
del Wigger
Lloyd M. Davies
Redwood Inn
Flor
Marriage Licenses Registered in Recent County Records
Melvin J Anderson and Benmetta Fern Holldn from Quawa, plus Philip A Rose aged 93 and Rae Jean ette Maley aged 17 of Richmond, Larry Michael Day 22 and Shirley Ann Johnson 20 of Ottawa appear in the marriage license notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin J. Anderson
Benmetta Fern Holldn
Quawa
Philip A. Rose
Rae Jeanette Maley
Richmond
Larry Michael Day
Shirley Ann Johnson
Ottawa
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals List
Hospital notes show admissions for Larry Snyder from Rantoul on Monday and multiple names including Mrs Nellie Johnston and Mrs Rose Noe. Dismissals include Mark McGilbray and Mrs John Ward, followed by several others and a baby son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Snyder
Rantoul
Nellie Johnston
Killeen
Tex
Rose Noe
N. Mulberry
J. E. Lawson
Cherry
Mark McGilbray
John Ward
N. Oak
Mickey Brown
Vickie Allan
Williamsburg
Sterling Hornbuckle
Baldwin
Gary Blakesley
Tremont
Glenda Tickner
Cottonwood
Frederick L. Turner
Hickory
William Cartmill
Main
Nelson H. Fritls
Overbrook Horse Show Opens Saturday Night
The Overbrook Horse Show, a major annual event, opens at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Overbrook fair grounds. Approved by the Kansas Saddle Horse Association, it features 15 events for all ages with Buck Johnson as judge from St. Joseph. Laurence Grover is ringmaster and G. B. McDaniel announces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overbrook
Kansas
Missouri
Buck Johnson
St. Joseph
Laurence Grover
G. B. McDaniel
Lyndon
Overbrook Fairgrounds
Kansas City Market Report Cattle and Hogs Tighten Prices
Kansas City marketing notes show cattle and hogs trading mixed with gains for some categories. Calves and stockers to 24.50, steer prices 22.25 to 24.20, heifers 23.40 to 24.00, vealers 22.00 to 25.00. barrows and gilts up to 40 cents higher, sows 2 to 4 dollars higher. sheep and lambs steady to higher with good to prime lambs around 40 dollars and ewes around 3.10 to 3.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kakecle Tzuayy Ra
Kansas City
API
Willity
Discrimination Threatens U S Jobs Says Plumbers Union Speech
Kansas City AP A union discrimination talk warns contractors handling government work would face cancellation of contracts under proposed anti discrimination laws. G Allen Briggs president of the National Association of Plumbing Contractors urges equal treatment and opposes 32 hour week in plumbing heating and cooling trade. About 2600 delegates from US and Canadian locals attend the UA convention held every five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
G. Allen Briggs
National Association of Plumbing Contractors
United Association of Plumbers and Pipelitters
Briggs
NAPC
United States
Canada
Pleads Innocent At Arraignment In Police Court
Charles Lynn Newman, 51, of Okla. pleads innocent at brief arraignment after Aug. 4 arrest for DUI and reckless driving. Trial set Aug. 22. bond $300. Henry J. LeValley, 26, also arraigned, plea of innocent. trial Aug. 92. bond $100. Others bonded for various traffic offenses. Sammy N. Lankard, 17, found guilty on five red light counts. jailed 29 days concurrent with 90 days for related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lynn Newman
Novata
Okla
Newman
Henry J. LeValley
S. Cedar
LeValley
Sammy ND. Lankard
RFD
Garnett
Lawyers Face Real Problem
The American Bar Association weighs how to speed up justice and deliver timely decisions as litigants age while cases linger. A declining pace in court rulings becomes a major concern for the association seeking reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Louis, Mo
American Bar Association
Admiral G Mason seeks clemency from Kansas Governor
I Admiral G Mason sentenced for forgery and altering in Franklin County Kansas will apply on August 31 1961 for executive clemency to the Governor at his Topeka office. Signed Admiral G Mason
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Kansas
Kansas State Penitentiary
Notich I
Weekly Livestock Sales Across Kansas This Month
Overbrook and Waverly host dairy and livestock sales with August dates. Jack Nelson lists sale nights every Wednesday in Overbrook, while Myers Bros and Claude Howard broadcast sales around Ottawa RFD 4. Aug. includes Waverly Sale Barn auctions and Holstein cattle at Franklin County Sale Barn Wil son Locust Ottawa. Other entries include Don Everson and Lester Beamer farm sales in Hallsummit and Rantoul with household goods and livestock offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers Bros
Howard
Ottawa
Notice of Hearing in Herron Estate in Franklin KS
Probate Court records in Franklin County Kansas show Irene N Herron sole heir petitions to determine descent of an undivided one half interest in the West Half of section 3 Township 18 Range 18 with railroad right of way excluded. Hearing set for August with defenses due before 10:00 a.m. in Ottawa City Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Kansas
Forrest R. Herron
Thaing Jong
Kansa
Ottawa
Irene N. Nerros
John B. Pierson
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Lone
Ben Brecheisen
Edgerton
Walter Pooch
Wellsville Electric
Chloe Davidson
V. M. McGhee
Ferre! _View
Robert Courter's
Velma Christie
Swartz Mercantile
Miss Christie
Marcelene Todd
Claude Beets
Harold Bethurum
Pressonville
Frances Taylor
Frank Taylor
Pleasant Hill
Phil Hart
Selective Service Board
Selective Service
Drake's Bakery
Adv
Ellis
C .E. Buckner
C. W. Jordan
Stephen Donald
Linda
Hansford Tex
F. M. Jones
Sharon
Carel Lynn
Chandler Aziz
RCA
Crites Appliance Center
Arla Lickteig
Rosalie Osburn
Red Cross
Theresa Allsup
Lyle
Ethel Dykstra
Vernon M. Harrell
Thomas C. Kring
Lyle Dykstra
John J. Pinney
Harold Crawford
Willis Nursery
Edwin L. Johnson
Snyder Pharmacy
Don Brown
Ross Nelson
Miami County Fair
Ottawa Herald
Joe Toumberlin
Oklahoma City
Harry Brown
Cricket
Wichita U
Lamb Funeral Home
Bince Fagr
Ottawa, Rangay
Mrs
Jack Wald
Limb Funeral Home
U.S
John Lewis Shenk
Owen Speer
Speer
Judith R. Jamison
College
Sth
Cedar
Cash
William Cash
Legals
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Gordon James Phone Feed
Home
Albert Stewart and Son
A. Beatty
Albert
Harold
C. Beatty
Bas
Ottawa Livestock Commission Co
Wilson Bt
O1tawa
Neosho Tivestock Commission Co
Nensha, Mo
Printy and Sons
Ben Printy
Ieee
Stewart
Cherry Street
Seventh Street
Ninth Street
K. E. Andrews
Donald R. Capper
Ted
Une
Mildred Hall
J. E B. Hollingsworth
Ruby Hollingsworth
Lynn Hollingsworth
D. R. Dennis
Charles Crabl
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