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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1956

Page

6

Whitaker family hosts open house before overseas departure

A long running family open house at D C Whitaker's home in Ottawa winds down this Sunday as sons Phillip Whitaker and Theodore Whitaker prepare to ship out for Germany and the Azores. Relatives from Lawton Oklahoma Waterville Kansas and Lawrence gathered for the farewell, with others planning visits to Scarsdale New York and Ottawa. Meanwhile city hall crowd turns out to object to proposed garbage fee structure with rates climbing to 30 per month for slaughterhouses and 20 for large grocers while smaller shops lobby for lower costs and logistics of trash removal.

D. C. Whitaker Pfc Phillip Whitaker Theodore Whitaker Phillip Germany Ted Bob Bobby Pat Kathleen Waterville Kas Whitaker Barrett Nancy Kay June Lawrence Ted Whitakers Phil Carilee Shipps Ellis J. R. Hall Lewis Whitakers Billy Robert John Bellflower Calif Dick Whitakers Pittsburg New York Azores Air Force Ted Whitaker Ottawa D. C City Hall Kenneth Andrews A. C. Richeson Ivan Brown Don Capper Douglas Gleason Ira Bonine As Lew An- Lares Leo M. Fergusson

Emergency Flight For Polio Victim Beekman Evacuated

AIC John W. Beekman of Ottawa, seriously ill with polio, was flown to Maxwell Field Alabama in an emergency aerial evacuation. He traveled in a portable iron lung, accompanied by Air Force doctors. Beekman is the son of John W. Beekman of Palm Beach Florida and is a Ottawa High School and Ottawa U graduate.

AIC John W. Beekman Otawa Area Air Force Hospital Maxwell Field Montgomery Ala Palm Springs Fla A.F.B. Beekman Beekman Air Force Dorothy Mary Kay Shirley Broadway Palm Beach Ottawa High School Ottawa U

Four Hurt In Head-on Crash North Of Ottawa

Four persons were seriously injured in a two car collision about 614 miles north of Ottawa on US 50S. Ambulances transported all four injured and two uninjured to Ransom Memorial Hospital around 8 AM. Details list Harold Horton 48 Tremont Ill with lacerations and shock. Mrs Horton 47 with broken leg and collarbone and shock. Fred Horton 14 with concussion and shock. Tilford J Latyson Jr 32 Topeka with facial chest and head lacerations and possible rib fractures. Two Horton children, Clayton 12 and Caren 10, were uninjured and staying at the Coburn home awaiting grandparents from Tremont. The Horton car reportedly on the wrong side of the road. no witnesses to the crash. Both cars were total losses. The accident occurred on the new bridge near the Franklin Douglas county line opened a few weeks earlier after prior bridge accidents.

Ottawa Harold Horton Fred Tremont Ill Tilford J. Lawson Topeka Ransom Memorial Hospital Horton Clayton Caren Highway Patrol Mrs. Horton Fred Horton Tilford J. Latyson, Jr Walter Coburn Coburn Lawson Franklin-Douglas County

Jury List Drawn for September Term in District Court

A 40 member jury panel has been drawn for the September term of district court. Notices were sent by the sheriff to residents across Ottawa, Pomona, Wellsville, Richmond, Lane, Osawatomie, Princeton, Williamsburg and Rantoul. The district court is to convene Monday, September 10.

Sheriff's Office Ottawa William H. Adcock Alfred Beets Roy C. Boyer C. P. Burrows Charles A. Engstrom Wayne Garrett Ruth Igel Robert C. James Blanche Lamb Roy Lancaster Myron E. McCall Joan Nesbit Dale Schleif Jeanette Stephenson Juanita Thompson Herby McClure Lane Kenneth Page Osawatomie Donald Waddle Princeton Merle Lawin Rantoul Lavon Bates Williamsburg Ezra Stewart District Court

Killed In Crash Near Beau Embankment

EL DORADO Washington S. C. Bishop 72 of Syracuse Kas was killed last night when his car struck an embankment west of Beaufort. Police said the accident occurred on a rural road and it was unclear whether weather or speed contributed to the fatal crash.

EL Dorado Washington S. C Bishop Syracuse Kas Beau

Nixon Campaign Dropped By Stassen At GOP Meet

SAN FRANCISCO AP President Eisenhower said Harold Stassen told him he would drop the dump Nixon campaign and seek convention permission to second Nixon's nomination for a second term. Eisenhower described Stassen as a team player and noted health improvements as he played golf and promoted a Republican Congress. He said Dewey had no role in New York politics and that Nixon remains as good a candidate as any.

San Francisco Eisenhower Harold Stassen Nixon Stassen Richard M. Nixon White House Congress Thomas E. Dewey Senate New York Dewey Goodwin Knight California Pennsylvania

Franklin County Considers Citizens Safety Committee

Franklin county plans a citizens safety committee with an organizational meeting August 28 at 8 p.m. in the First Methodist basement. Don W. Jones, Kansas Firemen’s Association official, cites state backing and compares groups in St. Joseph and Northeast Johnson county. Ottawa reports no traffic deaths in the first half of 1956 while statewide deaths rise. speakers include Mark Robeson, Paul Holmes, and a C. R. McCamment representative. safety films will be shown.

Franklin County Citizens Safety Committee Don W. Jones State Safety Organization Jones Kansas Firemen’s Association Kansas Citizens Safety Council Topeka First Methodist Church Citizens Safety Committees St. Joseph Johnson County Ottawa Fred Hall Kansas Eisenhower Mark Robeson Mission Kansas Citizens’ Safety Council Paul Holmes Sealright Corporation Kansas City C. R. McCamment Kansas Safety Director

Singer Sewing Machine Takeover Payments

Advertises takeover payments for a Singer Sewing Machine with contact numerals 1641M and 218 c 1t.

Singer Sewing Machine

Wellsville Youth Triumphs at County Fair Beef Show

Eugene Wingert, 14, SHAFF 4-H member, won grand championship in the 4-H Beef Show with his Hereford steer Prince at Franklin County Fair. He also earned the Angus calf award from Ray Koontz and placed highly in multiple divisions including junior and fat lamb events, with reserve champion in fitting and showing.

Eugene Wingert Prince Franklin County Ray Koontz Ottawa Hampshire Barrows Eugene

Fall afternoon warmth and cooler tonight forecast

The forecast calls for warmer conditions this afternoon in the east and south with southwest winds 25 to 30 mph. Tonight winds diminish with lows in the lower 50s to around 60 in the southeast. Thursday will reach near 90 degrees.

Temperature Returns To Normal In Ottawa Area

Temperatures rose back toward normal in the Ottawa area after a spell of resortweather. The early morning low reached 55 degrees, up from 46 yesterday, while the previous day’s high climbed to 81 compared with 75. The forecast indicated further warming today and tomorrow.

S. W. Light Ottawa

Court Asked To Rule On Moldenhauer Miller Case

District court is asked to decide if Floyd Moldenhauer’s complaint against Robert Miller for loitering falls under former jeopardy after Miller was found not guilty in county court for disturbing the peace on Moldenhauer’s farm near Wellsville June 9. Other co defendants were acquitted of disturbing the peace but guilty of trespassing. appeals and further trials await.

Floyd Moldenhauer Robert Miller Miller Moldenhauer Wellsville Moldenhauver Moldenhauer - Miller Jimmy McGaugh Richard Moherman Wayne Leach Scott Moherman

Republican Convention Show Not Ready For Big Time TV

A San Francisco observer criticizes the Republican National Convention broadcast as uneven and unpolished. He notes long-winded women speakers and cabinet members overshadowed by Eisenhower while praising Hoover's warm reception and a final sign spell out “Republican women.” The piece likens the event to a junior pageant and questions Madison Avenue’s influence on the production.

San Francisco Madison Avenue Eisenhower Nerbert Hoover Betsy

Firestone's Dog Daze Bargains At Honn's Service

Firestone offers dog friendly bargains and puppy good deals promoted at Honn's Super Service on a1a c11 with registration details.

Firestone Dog Daze Honn Super Service

Talks Politics At Convention Before Nixon's Illness

SAN FRANCISCO i President Eisenhower and GOP National Chairman Leonard Hall discussed convention plans as the party prepared to renominate Eisenhower and Nixon. Hall said the convention would proceed with roll calls for both nominations and that acclamation is barred. Nixon flew to Whittier to be with his ill father, Frank Nixon, age 77, as illness could affect the vice presidential acceptance speech. Hall noted Eisenhower had no plan to discuss other nominees and emphasized a possible open convention. Eisenhower spoke by telephone with Nixon and wished his father a speedy recovery. Hall met with Eisenhower at breakfast and the President greeted Republican leaders throughout the morning.

San Francisco Eisenhower GOP Leonard Hall Hall Richard M. Nixon Nixon Whittier Calif Frank Nixon Chicago

Leg Breaks In Odd Ottawa Accident

Ralph Tedrow, 26, of 116 East 15th, suffered a broken bone in the right leg below the knee in an unusual morning accident. He was delivering for Reliable Transfer when Clifford R. Brown, 20, showed him a used car at the Wholesale Garage. Brown started the car thinking it was in neutral. the vehicle lurched forward, pinning Tedrow against a garage wall. Tedrow was taken to Ransom Memorial hospital.

Ralph Tedrow East 15Th Tedrow Ottawa First and Walnut Clifford R. Brown Route 2 Brown Ransom Memorial Hospital

Junior High Enrollment Up In Ottawa

There are signs of increased enrollment at Ottawa junior high this year. New student enrollments counted yesterday show 15 seventh graders, three eighth graders, and 24 ninth graders. Seniors, sophomores and juniors in senior high also pre enrolled, including three seniors, two sophomores and four juniors.

Ottawa

Robbery at Rob Supermarket in Kansas City

Three men robbed the Rob Supermarket at 26th and State Line last night. They abducted the driver and a store employee, locking them in the trunk of a car. Officials from A&P Foods say the cash loss will be determined after today’s audit.

Kansas City State A&p Foodatore

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