Wichita Bank Co-Op Attendees and Local Updates
Attendees at the annual Wichita Bank for Co-Operatives included Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rice Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Keith Harold Staadt and Lyle Grier. Several local items follow including radar tickets on I 35 near Ottawa with one cyclist cited for speeding 68 mph in a 60 mph zone. Two divorce petitions filed in District Court Patricia Mae Spencer vs Theodore Spencer and Robert Lee Bowlby vs Mary Lou Bowlby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wichita Bank For Co-Operatives
Bill Rice
Clarence Keith
Harold Staadt
Lyle Grier
Patricia Mae Spencer
Theodore M. Spencer
Robert Lee Bowlby
Mary Lou Bowlby
Spencer
U S Wins Pershing Trophy in Small Bore Rifle Match
The United States 11 member international team won the Pershing trophy at Camp Perky Ohio with 3 970 points of 4 000. Air Force Captain D E Lockstrom of Salina Kansas was among the team members. Britain finished second with 3 961 points and Canada third with 3 935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Perky
Ohio
United States
Air Force
D. E. Lockstrom
Salina
Kan
Kansas City Market Report Summary of Livestock and Grains
Kansas City AP market roundup shows soybeans and corn steady with few changes. Slaughter cattle steer prices range around 21 to 23 dollars, vealers and calves mixed, hogs firmer amid higher bids. Several grain and dairy items listed with varied quotes and small volumes for oats barley and eggs.
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Kansas City
AP Carle
Stern
Ingher
Hesfers
Ocalyes
Pioekvo
Ferrers
Rao
Chence Fert
Norn
Gond
Rhoke
Wellsville News Outlines Street Work and Local Activities
Killough Construction Co plans street resurfacing in Wellsville this week into next with a double seal coat and added oil and gravel. Kavette Club members Mary Vandeventer and Lois Chesbro depart Aug 12 for a four day summer camp at Back Spring Ranch near Junction City. Several local residents return from trips, church events, and visits, including the Hall family and Mrs Chandler. Gardner beats Holiday 22-6 in Jayhawk Little League action as Wellsville and Sunflower drop games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killough Construction Co
Ottawa
Wellsville
Mary Vandeventer
Lois Chesbro
Kavette Club
Wellsville High School
Mary
Lois
Back Spring Ranch
Junction City
Kavette
Roy Miller
Solene Armstrong
Muscatine
Iowa
Lois Miller
Kansas City
Willis Hortwick
Janice
Raytown
Rhonda Miller
Frank Miller
Tolene Armstrong
Gardner
Jayhawk
DeSamn
Sunflower
One Shot Derringer Pistol Surrendered in Amnesty Drive
In London AP reports a garter pistol, a Derringer tiny and inlaid, was handed to a Scottish police station during Britain’s first week of a broad amnesty. The gun, likely made before 1900 in the United States, exemplifies thousands surrendered to curb crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
United States
Body recovered from Lake Lucerne amid bus tragedy
In Hergiswil Switzerland authorities found an unidentified woman's body at the lake bottom. She is counted among eight still missing after the August 2 bus disaster, with 16 of 34 American tourists onboard having drowned when the bus was raised from the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hergiswil
Switzerland
Lake Lucerne
Chad Republic Celebrates Independence Anniversary
FORT LAMY Chad Republic AP This African nation between Nigeria and the Sudan marked its first anniversary of independence. Formerly a French colony, Chad was part of French Equatorial Africa.
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Fort Lamy
Chad Republic
Nigeria
Sudan
Chad
Equatorial Africa
Kansas lake bass fishing report by region and lakes
Kansas Forestry and Fish and Game Commission reports bass and other sport fish activity across counties and lakes. Northeast lakes like Brown County State Lake show good channels, fair black bass. Olathe and Gardner city lakes report good black bass and varied panfish. southeast area rivers and reservoirs vary from good for channels and flatheads to fair for bass and bullheads.
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Pratt, Kan
Kansas
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Brown County
Leavenworth County
Osage County
Paola City
Miami County
Olathe City Lakes
Wyandotte County
Gardner City
Marais Des Cygnes
Lone Star Lake
Lake Kahola
Grove City Lake
Kansas Fall River
Toronto
Woodson County
Cowley County
Buller County
Bluestem
Lake el Dorado
Wilson County
Kanapolis
Ottawa County
McPherson County
Cheyenne Bottoms
Pratt County
Barbara County
Arkansas
Echo One Year Anniversary Buoyed by Durable Space Ball
Washington AP reports Echo satellite marked its first birthday still circling Earth after a year in orbit. NASA notes 40 percent weaker signal energy but voice teletype and facsimile transmissions remain possible. The agency weighs wrinkle shielding, shrinking diameter, shape distortion, and micrometeorite impact as causes for signal changes. Echo completed about 4,480 orbits and logged over 138 million miles while supporting around 150 experiments.
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Washington
Echo I
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Exhume Remains Of Irish Patriot
In Waterford Ballygunnermore Cemetery the remains of John Moore, early 1798 Irish revolutionary leader, were exhumed with a full state ceremony attended by Maurice Moore of Santa Barbara, his American relative. His body will be moved to Castlebar for reburial beside the 1798 patriots memorial with state and church representation and a speech by President de Valera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
Ireland
Ballygunnermore
Maurice Moore
Santa Barbara
Calif
John Moore
Moore
Castlebar
Eamon de Malera
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Note
Admissions list includes Roy Gould RFD 1 Linden Wal lace 1342 S Oak and Rodney Dale Stockard Princeton R L Pickering Evanston ML today. Dismissals include Tony Hobbs 830 Walton Mrs Thomas McClune Michigan Valley Mrs Lena Shriver Princeton Friday. Mrs Everett Ewing 727 Pecan Mrs Dennis Robinson and baby son RFD 1 Baldwin Clarence Prager 1146 S Main Mrs James Chandler and baby son 35 Rockwood Drive Dyan Arnold 322 S Mulberry today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Gould
Linden Wallace
S. Oak
Rodney Dale Stockard
Princeton
R. L. Pickering
Evanston
Tony Hobbs
Walton
Thomas McClune
Michigan Valley
Lena Shriver
Everett Ewing
Pecan
Dennis Robinson
Baldwin
Clarence Prager
S. Main
James Chandler
Rockwood Drive
Dyan Arnold
S. Mulberry
Funerals for Bullock and Fletcher Held in Ottawa
Funeral services for Fount H. Bullock who died August 8 were held August 10 at McVey Dengel Mortuary with Honorary pallbearers and active pallbearers named. Masonic services were given by Ottawa Lodge No. 18. Burial was at Highland Cemetery. Police and city officials attended. Social Order of Beauceant and Order of Eastern Star represented. Funeral services for James B. E. Fletcher who died August 9 were held August 11 at Towner's Chapel with Rev. Ralph Edwards officiating. Pallbearers listed and hymns sung by Mrs. Ralph Edwards with Jo Archer accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Bullock
McVey-Dengel Mortuary
Raymond P. Jennings
Tom Ingle
Joe Yockey
Merle Price
Harry Brink
George Lister
Clyde Johnson
Don Harbison
Luther Stevens
Eugene Flaherty
Wayne Gilliland
W. Phil McCracken
Loren Ames
J. W. Taylor
Floyd Coffman
0. R. Norman
Gerald Harford
Sidney O. Morris
R. L. Stevens
Ottawa Lodge No. 18
A.F
A.M
Melvin Sellers
P. M
Louis Dale
Highland Cemetery
Police Department
Order of Eastern Star
James E. Fletcher
James BE. Fletcher
Towner's Chapel
Ralph Edwards
Dale Brown
Ernest Kimmel
Gordon Hughes
Stanley Hughes
George M. Berg
Wilbur Kristenson
Jo Archer
Preliminary hearing continued for Mrs Nellie Cash murder charge
A preliminary hearing for 73 year old Nellie Mae Cash of 840 Cherry Street was continued to September 7. Cash is charged with first degree murder in the death of her husband William on August 7. She remains free on $2,500 bond as prosecutors obtain Topeka witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Mae Cash
Cherry
Freese Services Held at Richmond Methodist Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary P. Freese will be held at the Richmond Methodist Community Church Monday at 2 30 PM with Rev. Wilbur Purvis officiating. Interment will follow in Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freese
Mary P. Freese
Richmond Methodist Community Church
Wilbur Purvis
Highland Cemetery
Keeper Of Lion Charged In City Harboring Wild Animal
Richard Flynn, 47, an unemployed lion tamer from Overland Missouri, faces two court dates after police found his 160 pound lion King Kade in a Cadillac parking lot and later in a West 48th Street garage. The ASPCA assisted, the lion was moved to Central Park Zoo, and Flynn was charged with harboring a wild animal with bail set at 500 dollars ahead of an August 16 hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard Flynn
King Kade
Flynn
Lincoln Tunnel
New Jersey
West 48Th Street
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Central Park Zoo
Overland, Mo
St. Louis
Loan Collector Slain In Chicago
In downtown Chicago a 300 pound loan shark collector was found dead, his body hidden in a car trunk Friday night. Identified as William Jackson, 40, an ex convict, he was tortured and beaten and linked to the case of Ralph Delgenio, shot in a car on June 19. Jackson was the 11th victim in a wave of gang style killings since November. Police say Delgenio owed money to lenders and that Jackson, a juice man for sharks, had a police record dating to 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William
Action) Jackson
Jackson
Ralph Delgenio
Chicapa
Delgenio
Joan Sharks
Notice of Appointment and Hearing in Beatrice Gibbs case
First published notices in Franklin County Kansas probate courts announce Kathry n Korhenower as executrix of Veronica M Steerman estate and Edith Wells guardian seeking sale of Beatrice Gibbs incompetent ward real estate in Ottawa. Creditors must file demands within nine months. hearing set for September 1 1961 at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Veronica M. Steerman
Veronica M.stnerman
Kathryn Korhenower
Kansas
Beatrice Anna Gibbs
Beatrice A. Gibbs
Ottawa
Overbrook and Ottawa Area Livestock Sales Schedule
Weekly sales list includes Overbrook Kansas Wednesday sale at Overbrook Livestock Sale with Gordon James and local feeds. Franklin County Sale Company Saturdays at Locust and Wilson Ottawa. August dates noted for Lester Reamer Farm Gale Hallsummit and others. Neosho Mo sale by Neosho Livestock Commission. community auctions weekly Thursday nights at 1136 N Main and 113 N Malo with multiple consignors and contact numbers.
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Ottawa Rfc
Lester Reamer
Hallsummit
Melvin Swartz
Rantoul
Karas
Franklin County Sale Company
Locust & Wilson
Ottawa
Kaa
W. K. Kristenson, Jr
N. Cedar
Charles A. Wells
T Miles
Albert
Stewart and Son
C. Beatty
Harold
Lyndon
Kas
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Printy and Sons
Ben Printy
Cap
Main
Malo
Notice of Suit and City Resolution Ottawa Kansas 1961
The district court case in Franklin County Kansas involves Dessie T. Baker Wynona Maxine Tilcock Wanda Lorraine Anderson and others seeking to quiet title to Lots in Block 122 City of Ottawa and related parcels. The suit names Ivar William Mix Co and others as defendants and sets a September 1 1961 pleading deadline. A separate Ottawa city resolution approves Cherry Street improvements from Seventh to Ninth streets with concrete pavement and curb, funding via special assessments, adopted August 2 1961.
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District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
T. Baker
Wynona Mezine Tiecock
Wands Lorraine Anderson
George Francis Baker
James Orvel Baker
Lewis Jasper Baker
Nile Lee Baker
Nellie E. Jones
Ivar
William Mix & Co
William Mix & Go
Sylvester J. Fisher
J. Fisher
Atelie Fisher
Abel Bennett
Chan. W. Adams
P. False
Eva Charlotte Thorein
W. W. Fraser
Mae
Essigna
James H. Baker
J. HH. Baker
State of Kansas
Dessie T. Baker
Wynona Maxine Tilcock
Wanda Lorraine Anderson
James Orval Baker
Bar- Bas
Towwit
City of Ottawa
University
Ottawa
J. H. Baker
Ronrt
City of
Dmssie T. Baker
Nilo Lee Baker
Bowers, & Bowers
Seventh Street
Ninth Street
Cherry Street
Wwa
K. B. Andrewa
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Ellis
Larry G. Cyre
Cypress
Cyre
Ottawa Herald
Spyder Pharmacy
Kenneth Lee Weiland
Emma Fischer
RFD
Stormont-Vail Hospital
Topeka
Ruhamah B.Y.F
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Valkomna Sally
Howard H. Johnson
Ransom Augustus Augustella
W. G. Ransom, Jr
Williamsburg
Kansas State University
Ottawa High School
Alan Rybolt
Harry Rybolt
Jim Wollen
Olin Wollen
W. Fifth
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
George Williams College
Lake Geneva
Wisconsin
Lew Stratton Jr
RFD 1
Kansas Hereford Association
B. L. Stratton and Son
Wellsville News
Herman Hall
Dorothy
Bobby
Barbara
Connie
Kathy
W. G. Chandler
Wichita
Marvin Sturm
David
Janet
Evan Dale
Chandler
Judy Stephens
Charles Stephens
Wellsville Methodist Church
Miss Stephens
Missionary Project
Methodist Youth Department
Homer Ganong
Wellsville Baptist Church
Linnie Tyler
Rest Haven
Maude Brown
Phi Delta
Corda Steen
Ella Shannon
Lutie Birckhead
Ganong
Marcelene Todd
Henry Todd
Clair Latham
Grand Island, Neb
Dyess
Albany, Ga
Miss Todd
Carol Ann Cooper
Merriam
Linda Kay Price
Carol
Dick Cowper
Raymond Price
Linda
Carol Warnock
Roger Birch
Birckhead
Wichita Heights
Hays College
Jesse Stewart
Womans Missionary Society of
Forrest Bell
Colorado Springs
Denver
Bell
Wellsville Bank
Lucerne
Kaw
Turtle Creek
Perry Como
Ronald Como
Melanie Adams
Sacred Heart
University of Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Young Como
Notre Dame
Lion
Legals
John
Pierson, Attorner
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Gordon James Phone Feed
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Edith Welle
Donald &. White
Donald R. Capper
Earl Higdon
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