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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1958

Page

5

Ottawa city traffic citation and local notices brief

News briefs report Donald J. McGrath of Waverly cited for running a red light at 3rd and Main and slated to appear in Police Court August 19. Local officials note Aug 5 primary abstracts mailed to Topeka. absentee voting within the state completed. Santa Fe carloadings and total cars for the week ending August 9, 1958, are given. Navy boot camp graduates and divorces are listed, along with hospital, cancer society, and community notices. Other items include local visits, bakery ads, hearing aid promotions, real estate moves, a radio talks schedule, and a summer sale.

Donald J. McGrath Waverly Ottawa 3Rd Franklin County Bruce Spears State Department Topeka

Balloon crash injures two in Ashland Wisconsin

In Ashland Wisconsin two men were seriously injured after a training balloon gondola plunged over Lake Superior. Captain Grover Schock space biology specialist and Otto Winzen balloon designer suffered multiple injuries when they released the gondola and the parachute failed. Winzen was expected to be hospitalized for several weeks with broken ribs and a fractured arm while Schock remained in critical but improving condition at St. Joseph’s Hospital.

Ashland Wis Air Force Grover Schock Otto C. Winzen Lake Superior Schock George Ruff St. Joseph'sHospital Winzen Winzen .Research Incc Minneapolis

Elvis Presley’s Mother Dies in Memphis Hospital

Gladys Presley, mother of rock icon Elvis Presley, died of an unexpected heart attack in a Memphis hospital at age 42. Elvis, on Army leave, was asleep at his $100,000 mansion when the news reached him, as Vernon Presley and Gladys’s husband felt the shock in the room. She had been hospitalized since the prior Saturday for jaundice and hepatitis and was not deemed critical before her death.

Memphis, Tenn Elvis Presley Presley Vernon Presley Gladys Elvis

Pleads Innocent To Assault Charge

R C Drummond of Monroe Trail er Courts pleaded innocent to an assault charge in Franklin County Court on Wednesday and posted a $250 cash bond. Judge Winton A Winter set a trial for Aug 16. The complaint by Clyde Gorton alleges Drummond threatened him on Aug 9.

R. C. Drummond Monroe Trailer Courts Franklin County Winton A. Winter Drummond Asssault Clyde Gorton Gorton

How They Voted On Education Bill Missouri and Kansas Votes

Washington AP reports Missouri and Kansas senators split on the 1 percent billion federal aid to education bill approved 62 to 26. Democrats for included Hennings and Symington of Missouri, Republicans for Carlson of Kansas, Republicans against Schoeppel of Kansas.

Washington Missouri Kansas Senate Hennings Symington Carlson Schoeppel

Teamsters Donated to Hall Docking Campaigns

Former Kansas governor Payne Ratner testified to the Senate Rackets Committee about Teamsters campaign contributions to Gov. George Docking and former Gov. Fred Hall. He described a secret $15,000 agreement with Wichita taxi operators to settle a drivers’ strike and noted Teamsters payments totaling $3,000 to Hall and $3,500 to Docking in 1956. Ratner said the funds supported campaigns and that opposition to right to work laws explains the donations. He could not recall delivering Hall’s 1954 gubernatorial campaign contribution and said he knew of no Teamster money to Kansas judicial or congressional races.

Washington Kansas Senate Teamsters Union George Docking Fred Hall Payne Harry Ratner Senate Rackets Committee James R. Hoffa Ratner Teamsters Jack Graham Rex Bulleigh Wichita Hall Clyde Reed Jr Parsons Docking Barry Goldwater R-Ariz

Car And Truck Collision Near Ottawa Involves Nelson Family

A non injurious collision occurred Tuesday evening one mile north of Ottawa on US 50-59 around 6 p m. G B Nelson 65 of Ottawa driving south began to pass James W Faulkner Jr 36 of Topeka also south. Nelson braked when Faulkner turned left, skidding 85 feet before impact. Nelson was with his wife and two grandchildren Robert Stephens 9 Barbara Stephens 8.

Ottawa G. B. Nelson RFD James W. Faulkner Jr Topeka Lloyd Greaves Nelson Faulkner

Deaths reported for Blanche Turner and Elizabeth Barnett

Mrs Blanche Turner 60 formerly of Overbrook died Wednesday in Tucson Arizona. She and husband Everett Turner ran a store in Overbrook for years. Born near seen Mounds she is survived by husband a brother Earl Collins Tucson and sister Mrs Dorothy Wilson Farmington NH. Funeral 2 p m Sunday at Washington Creek Church burial Washington Creek Cemetery. Mrs Elizabeth Barnett 87 lifelong Ottawa resident died today in Cedar House nursing home after five years of ill health. Born October 22 1870 in Scotland she moved to Canada then Ottawa. She married William S Barnett who died September 28 1934. A former Franklin County sheriff she was member First Baptist Church and formerly Eastern Star and American Legion Auxiliary. Surviving Arthur J Lee D and Earl W all of Ottawa. sisters Mrs A J Weik Webster Groves MO and Mrs Claude Shull Eugenelove. A daughter Louise Frances is deceased.

Een Mounds Earl Collins Tucson Dorothy Wilson Farmington N.H Washington Creek Church Washington Creek Cemetery William S. Barnett Elizabeth Barnett Ottawa Cedar House Barnett Scotland Arthur Jessie Barnett Hill Canada Franklin County First Baptist Church Eastern Star American Legion Auxiliary Arthur J Lee D Earl W A. J. Weik Webster Grove Claude Shull Eugene Love Louise Frances

No Knowledge Of Money Says George Docking

Gov. George Docking said he has no personal knowledge of a 3500 Teamsters Union contribution to his 1956 campaign. He suggested the sum might have gone to the Governor club or a Democratic committee. He noted two men who might know, Tom Corcoran and Woodrow Miller.

Topeka George Docking Teamsters Union Docking Governor Club Democratic Committee Teamsters Payne) Ratner Tom Corcoran Clay Center Democratic State Committee Woodrow Wilson Miller Lawrence State Docking

Local Market Prices From A Regional Market Page

Readable lines show soybeans and grains with crude price notes and unit hints. Entries include White Corn Yellow Corn Shelled Corn and Butterfat with varied figures and a few product descriptors.

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Firemen Called Out For Two Runs

Ottawa firemen were called out twice Wednesday first when a television set blew up at 516 S. Locust in the H. R. Conrad residence at 1 01 p.m. No damage beyond the set occurred. Later at 802 Pecan a trash fire was found with no damage reported.

Ottawa H. R. Conrad S. Locust

Funeral services for Eva Minnie Frakes Aug. held at Towner's

Mrs Eva Minnie Frakes died Aug 8 and funeral services were conducted at Towner's Funeral Chapel on Aug 11 with Rev Robert Craig officiating. Pallbearers included Harry Beal Earl Powers Frank Davis Glen Barnes Leland Logan Clarence Davis Lloyd Schweitzer and Don Pickenpaugh. Jerold Tyler sang hymns with Mrs Lawrence Ott accompanying. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery.

Eva Minnie Frakes Towner Robert Craig Harry Beal Earl Powers Frank Davis Glen Barnes Leland Logan Clarence Davis Lloyd Schweitzer Don Pickenpaugh Jerold Tyler Lawrence Ott Highland Cemetery

Three Policemen Back On Duty In Kansas City

Three policemen, Joe Trabon George Feagles and Sgt. Guy Hines, were reinstated after a coroner's jury found no criminal liability in the death of Milton Eric Lindgren fifty arrested August fifth. Chief Bernard C Brannon announced revised prisoner handling rules requiring hospital transport if a prisoner shows doubt about condition. The officers will not lose any pay.

Kansas City Bernard C.brannon Milton Eric Lindgren General Hospital Brannon Joe Trabon George Feagles Guy Hines

Hospital Notes Admits and Births in Local Area

Admitted Christine Williams 120 S Poplar Wednesday and Jimmy Langley Pomona today. Births Mr and Mrs Winton A Winter 312 Ash son born Wednesday weight 8 lb 5 oz. Dismissed Mrs Arthur Gilbert and baby son 717 S Poplar and William L Welch Princeton today.

Christine Williams S. Poplar Jimmy Langley Pomona Winton A. Winter Arthur Gilbert William L. Welch Princeton

Four Cited For Speeding In Ottawa Over Three Days

Four more motorists were cited for speeding in Ottawa, bringing the three day total to 18. The speeding checks were done to curb fast driving. Barbara Carpenter and Luella Parrott face Police Court Aug. 19. Robert White and Linda Mathias were cited Wednesday in the 1900 block South Cedar and 30 mph zones. White was clocked at 40 in an 80 mph zone and Mathias at 47 in a 30 mph zone.

Ottawa East Longan Barbara E. Carpenter N. Cherry Luella G. Parrott N. Sycamore South Cedar Robert W. White S. Poplar Linda Lea Mathias White Linda Mathias

Two Fishermen Drown In Beaver Creek

In Garden City the Beaver Creek near Scott City saw two fishermen drown after diving in for a swim. Identified victims were Duain Nicholas 27 and Conndy Woodson 23, both of Scott City. A third man Arnold Trujillo witnessed the incident and attempted a rescue but failed. The bodies were recovered about an hour later.

Garden City Beaver Creek Scott City Kansas Highway Patrol Darrel Kaufman Duain Nicholas Conndy Woodson Arnold Trujillo Trujillo Woodson

Theft of Dozen Parakeets Reported

A cage holding 12 parakeets was stolen from the rear of Ottawa Produce Co. Monday between 5 and 5:30 p.m. Police reported two birds were albino, one yellow, one white and the rest mixed colors. Birds were valued at $40 and the cage at $5.

Ottawa Produce Co

Marriage Licenses for Local Residents Reported

Fred L. Funk and Judy M. Nalley both of Olathe. John A. Landon 21 and Evelyn Marie Frazier 15 both of Eudora. Jimmie Lee Beauchamp 21 of Pamora and Gwendolyn Kay Bourquin 20 of Colby.

Fred L. Funk Judy M. Nalley Olathe John A. Landon Evelyn Marie Frazier Eudora Jimmie Lee Beauchamp Pamora Gwendolyn Kay Bourquin Colby

Ammonia Fumes And Alcohol Don’t Mix

In Phoenix police heard Mrs. Earl Baltzer complain that ammonia fumes from neighbor Quality Blue Print Co. drive customers from her Tip Top Bar. An employee admitted tipping an ammonia tank causing fumes. two months earlier a customer sickened and left unfinished drinks. Health department to investigate.

Earl Baltzer Tip Top Quality Blue Print Co

Notice of Hearing in Estate of J T Crocker Kansas

In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas a petition by Bertha M Collins daughter and heir at law seeks appointment of an administrator for the estate of J T Crocker deceased. Defenses must be filed by August 20, 1958 at 10 a m in Ottawa Kansas. The hearing will proceed as scheduled unless a defense is filed. Donald L White attorney for Bertha M Collins Petitioner.

State of Kansas Franklin County Kanas J. T. Crocker John T. Crocker Bertha M. Collins Ottawa Donald L. White

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Ella Santa Fe Joseph L. Strange Jodie Jordan N. Main Calvin D. Price Rawlie Price Naval Training Center San Diego Calif Ellis Deloris Coplen Earl Coplen Charles J. Maley Viola Maley Ransom Memorial Hospital Service Department Franklin County Cancer Society C.W.F Homewood Christian and Community Church True Kindred Society Laides! Aid Church of the Brethers L. E. Allen Research Hospital Walker's Charlie N. Jackson Downey Fred Inman Jackson Transfer Bull Shoals Lake of the Ozarks Drake Zenith C. R. Norman Wy S. Main Ruth Wickard Hazel Phillips Rantoul Rockwood Drive C. K. Smith N.E.A N.B.C WDAF KOAM Hoffa Payne Ratner James Hoffa Presi Robert Stephens Barbara Stephens Blanche Turner Overbrook Ariz Clyde Johnson Bill Wheeler Lloyd Ballhagen George S. Main White Sox White House Phoenix, Ariz A& l the Health Department Legals Lamb General Home Elizabeth William S Hope Cemetery
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