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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1960

Page

3

Parkville College director resigns for Kemper Military Academy

Harry J. Miller son of Mrs. Harry W. Miller of 704 N Locust resigns as director of admissions at Parkville College Parkville Mo to take a similar post at Kemper Military Academy Boonville Mo Miller is an O A graduate Drake's Bakery ads rugs carpet and cleaning services Fire call on 224 N Main to a 1960 car fire at Reiter Motors Duffield Kansas City earned a masters in photography at a Chicago convention son of R S Duffield 220 Ash employed at Hallmark Inc

Harry J. Miller Harry W. Miller N. Locust Parkville College Parkville Kemper Military Academy Boonville N. Main Reiter Motors Ronald Duffield Kansas City Ottawa Chicago R. S. Duffield Hallmark, Inc

Hospital Notes Admissions and Births List

Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs Alfred Harrison 1341 Oak William Rowland Richmond A V Habiger Pomona Richard White 114 S Poplar Mrs Ralph Johnson Pomona Hoenie Meiers 903 S Locust Monday Michael Ratliff 612 Locust today Births to James Hogue Pomona a daughter born Tuesday weight 8 lb 6 oz Gene Maxwell RFD 1 a son born Tuesday weight 6 lb 12 oz Mrs Harry Dale 334 Birch Charles G Smith 1346 Locust today

Alfred Harrison William Rowland Richmond A. V. Habiger Pomona Richard White S. Poplar Ralph Johnson Hoenie Meiers Michael Ratliff James Hogue Gene Maxwell Harry Dale Birch Charles G. Smith

Reds To Attend Arms Convention

UNITED NATIONS New York AP The Soviet Union will attend the opening session of the U N Disarmament Commission with other Soviet bloc members. The bloc decided at the last moment not to boycott after failing to keep neutral nations away. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vasily Kumetsov will sit with the conference as U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge presses for a speedy restart of stalled East West disarmament talks.

United Nations, N.Y Soviet Union U.N. Disarmament Commission Vasily V. Kumetsov U.S Henry Cabot Lodge Nation Commission

Democrat Might Be On GOP Ticket

In Ulysses Kansas E F Ned Russell a Democrat and county attorney of Great County may run as a Republican in the November general election. He did not run in the primary. Early Democrat Frank R Collins was nominated. Russell won Republican write in votes and unless he withdraws his name Mrs Shirley McHenry county clerk will place him on the ballot. Russell has not spoken on his plans.

Ulysses Kas E. F. Ned Russell Great County Russell Frank R. Collins Shirley McHenry

County Winners Are Selected for 4-H State Demo

Sharon Whirley and James Dunn of Clover Leaf and Silver Leaf 4-H clubs will represent Franklin County in state demonstration contests at the Hutchinson fair this summer. Dunn spoke on How Angels Get Wings and Whirley on Personality via Color. Patricia Abersold was named alternate in foods. Other contestants included Carol Baker, Jean Reichard, Sandra Herring, Lois Hobbs, Princeton Jolly Workers, Norma Houston, Delores Hopkins, Judy McClure, and Alfonso Mages.

Sharon Whirley James Dunn Clover Leaf Franklin County Hutchinson Rosemary Korist Dunn Miss Whirley Masonic Temple Patricia Abersold Silver Leaf 4-H Club Carol Baker Victory Workers Jean Reichard Sandra Herring Lois Hobbs Princeton Jolly Norma Houston Rainbow Delores Hopkins Westerners Judy McClure Berea Boosters Alfonso Mages Silver Leaf

Heavy Fines For Two Ottawa Youths

A Police Court session fined Harold Bishop and William H. Gentry 50 dollars each and jailed them a day after they pleaded guilty to reckless driving from a drag race on North Sycamore on August 9. Bishop also paid 20 dollars for improper registration and lacking a valid license while the judge warned the defendants they would face first degree manslaughter charges if a death had occurred.

Ottawa Robert Pinet Pinet Harold Bishop N. Sycamore William H. Gentry S. Locust North Sycamore Bishop

Deaths John Peter Loux, Ottawa native, Wichita resident

John Peter Loux, 7, of Wichita, formerly Ottawa, died yesterday at 13 15 p m in St Francis Hospital Wichita after a year of failing health. Survived by widow Jerme Loux of 2445 St Louis three daughters Merna Sister Mary Brendan and Darlene Souter two sons John and Richard sixteen grandchildren four sisters Marguerite Mary Loux Mrs Harry McGrath and Mrs Stephen Fischer three brothers Wilfred Raymond and Arthur Loux. Rosary tomorrow at 8 p m Funeral Thursday 10 a m at St Joseph Church burial in Wichita.

John Peter Loux John Peter Loux Wichita Ottawa St. Francis Hospital Jerme Loux St. Louis Merna Mary Brendan Darlene Souter John Richard Marguerite Mary. Loux Harry McGrath Colorado ‘Springs Stephen Fis‘cher Ariz Wilfred Raymond Arthur Loux Salina St. Joseph's Church

Palace denies Baudouin as best man in Belgian noble wedding

In Brussels a palace spokesman called reports of King Baudouin serving as best man at the wedding of Jacques de Ormes in Belgium absolutely without foundation. The spokesman declined to elaborate on the denial.

Brussels Belgium Henderson, Ky Baudouin Jacques de Ormes

Money And Law Enforcement To Be Prime Topics In Campaign

In the 1960 Kansas gubernatorial race Democrat George Docking the banker will stress treasury balances and efficient government while Republican John Anderson the lawyer emphasizes tightening parole and clemency. Both see taxation and government costs as major issues with education and crime policy also in play. Docking, 56, plans a return to Lawrence area roots and farmed experiences in district courts while Anderson, 42, is known as an independent Republican with strong legal actions as attorney general. The race centers on finance, economy, parole policy, and education as November 8 nears.

George Docking Treasury John Anderson Tocking Anderson Docking Olathe Lawrence Sas Supreme Court Kansas City Kas Fairfax Ise

Satisfaction Guaranteed Upholstering Service Ad

Robert Barnes offers furniture upholstering and seat recovery for trucks tarps and combine canvases. Canvas awnings repaired at 826 Ash CH 2-9730.

Robert Barnes

Republicans Select New Kansas State Chairman

The Republican State Committee will pick a new state chairman at a meeting just before the Party Council on Aug 30. State Sen. James B. Pearson of Mission is expected to be named, after managing John Anderson’s gubernatorial primary campaign.

Topeka Republican State Committee Sam Mellinger Emporia James B. Pearson Mission Oppositon John Anderson Anderson Pearson

Wellsville recalls bluegrass seed era and migrations

Former Wellsville high point in English bluegrass seed farming is recalled by L. W. Hostetter. The piece traces local seed production from 1900 to decline as yields fell and grass varieties improved, noting shipments to Europe and a peak in 1905 with twelve railcar loads. It pairs farms’ profits with landscape change and historical context alongside brief notes on naval and local travel.

Wellsville America L. W. Hostetter Chicago Kansas City Europe Hostetter’s Annals of Kansas Kansas State Historical Society Main Street

Marriage Licenses Report for Roger L. Cook and Mary Clark

Roger L. Cook, 198, of Honaker Virginia, and Mary Elizabeth Clark, 19, of Ottawa, obtained marriage licenses. The filing details note their ages and hometowns as the registries record the union.

Roger L. Cook Honaker Mary Elizabeth Clark Ottawa

Patrol Cites Three Truckers On Interstate 35

Three truckers cited by highway patrol on Interstate 35 Sunday posted bonds in County Court. Dennis Hughey of Parkville Missouri and George L Hall of Kansas City Missouri posted 15 bonds each for driving 60 and 62 mph in trucks over 5000 pounds. Dallas Lee Jones of Hutchinson Kansas, 28, was also charged with speeding 64 mph in a truck over 5000 pounds and faces court on August 22. The truck speed limit over 5000 pounds is 50 mph.

Dennis Lee Hughey Perkville George L. Hall Kansas City Dallas Lee Jones Hutchinson Jones

Kansas City Livestock Market Report Snapshot

Kansas City AP market brief shows cattle steady to lower across classes with vealers and calves steady. Prices cite high good steers 24.90 to 25.80, good prime cattle 21.00 to 26.00, feeders 21.50 to 23.90, hogs down 50 to 95, sows steady, barrows 17.00 to 20.00, lambs steady to strong with spring slaughter lambs 17.00 to 19.00 and feeder lambs 14.00 to 14.00.

Kansas City

Are You Looking For A Job With A Fubore

Advertisers seek energetic learners for training in a job with potential. No degree required. hands on training provided plus paid vacation and various fringe benefits including hospital medical life insurance and profit share. Suitable for financially constrained youth seeking education through work. Submit complete resume including education, past employment, age, family. All replies confidential. Don Shipman, Adv., Magr., Ottawa Herald.

Don Shipman Adv Magr Ottawa Herald

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