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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1960

Page

4

Navy Inductions Highlight Ottawa Princeton Briefs

Merle Dean Robison of Prince ton and Gary Van Valkenburg of Ottawa enlisted Friday in the U S Navy. Their addresses are Co 416016 Naval Training Center San Diego Calif Also ads note Ottawa events such as Ellis Piano Tuning and Rug cleaning services and a Starlight Theater trip to Kansas City with the King and I portrayed by Catholic Youth Council members.

Merle Dean Robison Byron Robison Princeton Gary van Valkenburg Nora van Valkenburg Ottawa U.S. Navy Naval Training Center San Diego Calif Catholic Youth Council Starlight Theater Kansas City

Wellsville News Centered On Firsts And Local Events

Christine Lynne Murphy, born Aug. 18 to Princeton couple, becomes Wellsville’s first grandchild and Murphy family firsts. Reunions honor Mrs. Walter Revey’s birthday as Wellsville and Gardner bands prep for Sept parade. Fence work around water tower by Thomas Heath begins. Various local family visits and celebrations noted.

Christine Lynne Robert Murphy Princeton Murphy Hirschl Murphy Wellsville C. A. Bastion Paola V. A. Murphy Pressonville Christine

Baker University Receives National Defense Student Loan Funds

Baker University has been notified that National Defense Student Loan Funds totaling 12,735 for the 1960-61 school year have been approved. A check of 5,094 will be sent to Baker University in about two weeks. Cooperating schools in the program pay one ninth of the total allotment. Loans carry no interest while in college or for one year after graduation. One half of the loan is forgiven if the graduate becomes a full-time public school teacher or holds a school administrative role. The program, adopted by the federal government two years ago, aims to support higher education and create a permanent loan fund for each participating college.

Baildwin Baker University National Defense

Funeral Services for Jesse E Linsdale Held at Lamb

Died Aug 22 Jesse E Linsdale funeral at Lamb Funeral Home Aug 24 with Rev Wilbur F Purvis officiating. Pallbearers Phil Beck Junior Coates Millard Jackson Steve Dunbar Herman Bates George DeLozier. Mrs J R Henning played organ. Burial in Richmond Cemetery.

Jesse E. Linsdale Lamb Funeral Home Wilbur F. Purvis Phil Beck Junior Coates Millard Jackson Steve Dunbar Herman Bates George DeLozier J. R. Hennings Richmond Cemetery Benjamin Rucker Columbus Ohio J. R. Gray Frank Price Frank Armstrong Forest Wilkerson Roy Lewis Leroy Greene Wilmer Thompson Allene Warren J. R. Henning Hope Cemetery Jesse J. Young E. E. Caylor Ottawa Lodge No. 18 A.F.& AM Myron S. Steere W. Phil McCracken Estel Northway Loren A. Ames Louis Dale Chris Johnson Lodge Myron ‘Steere M. L. Sellers Highland Cemetery

Kansas City Livestock Report Mixed Slaughter Demand

AP dispatch from Kansas City notes cattle around 400 head with 100 calves, market test short for slaughter cattle. Hog prices slow with barrows and gilts 25 to 50, sows 25 lower. pigs 260 to 275, 1 to 3 260 to 250. Sheep steady with 100 head, spring slaughter lambs 17 to 19, utility to good shorn ewes 3.50 to 4.90.

Kansas City

Costly To Be Late In Wichita Man Fined For Fast Night Drive

A 25 year old Wichita man Elias Naum was fined 18 dollars and costs for driving 78 miles an hour at night on Interstate 35 near Wellsville April 23. The total costs 32.05 include a 26.05 sheriff's fee for serving the warrant in Wichita.

Wichita Elias Naum Interstate 35 Wellsville

Arrest Driver For Going 95 Miles An Hour

Richard L. Tucker II, 20, Wichita, was charged in County Court with driving 95 miles an hour on Interstate 35 near Wellsville. Tucker, cited by highway patrol Wednesday, faces court August 31. Also charged were Leonard E. Martin, 38, Fullerton, and Floyd C. Stickney, 45, Montclair, both California truckers cited for 62 and 60 mph in trucks over 5,000 pounds two miles west of Wellsville and set to appear August 31.

Richard L. Tucker II Wichita Wells‘ville Tucker Highway Patrol Wendesday California Leonard E. Martin Fullerton Floyd C. Stickney Mont Clair Stickney Martin Wellsville

No Split Seen Between Russia And Red China

Western diplomats in London see no imminent split between the Soviet Union and Red China over leadership. A secret Kremlin circular backs Khrushchev’s peaceful coexistence, while Peiping is said to issue a parallel line claiming East West war is inevitable. The New York Herald Tribune reports Red China disputes Moscow’s view and accuses it of revisionism. The U.S. government reportedly holds an authentic summary of the Soviet circular.

London Nikita Khrushchev Mao Tse-tung Soviet Union Red China Kremlin Khrushchev Communist Party Peiping New York Herald Tribune The Tribune Dispatch Washington Moscow Soviet Bloc U.S

Franklin County Teacher Institute Opens Monday

The Annual Franklin County Teacher Institute begins Monday for four days at Elliott Hall First Baptist Church. Experts include Miss Virginia Jennings Ottawa University on art, Mrs Eloda Gary Larned on phonics, Harold Caldwell Topeka on science and math, Doris Jackson Garnett on music for the centennial, Clifton Huff Emporia State on rural education, Lee Van Winkle Topeka health, and Carl Anderson on guidance. The event targets elementary teachers though high school teachers may attend, with Thursday set for joint high and elementary meetings.

Franklin County Teacher's Institute Maurice Ponton Elliott Hall First Baptist Church Virginia Jennings Ottawa University Eloda Gary Larned Harold Caldwell Department of Education Topeka Doris Jackson Garnett Kansas Clifton B. Huff Emporia State College Lee van Winkle State Department of Health Carl Anderson State Department of Education Ponton

Deaths of William F. Jones and Ernest Clayborne

Two obituaries note William Franklin Jones of Seattle Washington born January 31 1876 near Olathe died August 24 survived by daughter Mrs J A Smothers and sons Ray E Jones and Donald Eugene plus many grandchildren. Funeral planned in Seattle. Ernest Badley Clayborne 76 porter at City Barbershop died at Scott Nursing Home Lawrence after a stroke born March 26 1884 in Louisville Kentucky survived by son Elmer Clayborne and brothers Fred and Dillard and sister Mrs Martha Johnson. Burial details not specified.

William F. Jones W. R. Dawson S. Oak,s William Franklin Jones Seattle Wash Ottawa Franklin County Olive Walker Olathe Thomas Dudley Mary Hannah (Barnett) Jones Theodore McGuire Ernest Clayborne Ernest ‘‘Badley” Clayborne City Scott Lawrence Louisville Andrew Sarah (Seymore) Clayhorne Eva Wilson Bethany Baptist Church Masonic ‘Corinthian Lodge No Elmer Clayborne Oakland Calif Fred Dillard Columbus Ohio Martha "Johnson Cypress

U S Envoy Ordered To Leave Moscow In Espionage Roundup

The Soviet Foreign Ministry expelled George Winters of the U S Embassy in Moscow, the economic attaché, amid a probe into the case of a U S agent caught handing espionage instructions. Winters, 39, had returned to Moscow in 1958 after prior service.

Moscow George Winters U. S Soviet Union Winters Tass Foreign Ministry R. A. Langelli United States Attache Winters Washington State Department George Payne Winters Jr Denver Colo

Hospital Notes Admissions and Birth Notices

Admissions list includes Mrs G B Nelson Crankie Mrs Ed Hosler 606 S Elm Mrs Fred Troxel Peculiar Mo Rev James Fisher 804 S Oak Thurs day Mrs Jack Rutter 1028 W 7th Lewis F Hull 418 Cedar today Births Mr and Mrs James Gillette De Soto daughter born Thursday weight 7 lb 6% oz Dismissals Karen Snider 405 E Std Jerry Lee Cromwell Williamsburg today

G. B. Nelson Crankie Ed Hosler S. Elm Fred Troxel Peculiar James Fisher S. Oak Jack Rutter Lewis F. Hull James Gillette Karen Snider Jerry Lee Cromwell Williamsburg

Church Official To Kennedy Staff

James W. Wine resigns as associate general secretary for interpretation at the National Council of Churches. He will become special assistant in community relations to Democratic nominee John F. Kennedy, a Roman Catholic, to help address questions on church and state. Wine, 42, joined NCC in 1959 from Park College Parkville Mo.

New York National Council of Churches James W. Wine Wine John F. Kennedy Kennedy Presbyterian Church Park College Parkville

Ottawa Kansas Ordinance Vacates Highland Heights Streets

An August 11 1960 ordinance vacates Oak Street Poplar Street Mulberry Street Sixteenth Street and Peterson Drive within Highland Heights Addition Ottawa Kansas with parcels reverting to adjacent landowners. It details sections on street vacatings effective upon passage publication and administration by Mayor K R Andrews and City Clerk Donald R Capper.

Oak Street Poplar Street Mulberry Street Sixteenth Street Peterson Drive Ottawa Kansas Highland Heights City of City Planning Commission Highland Heights Addition Fifteenth Street Feterson Drive Nsuth Aighland Heights Cedar Street Peterson K. ¥. Andrews

Classifieds from Ottawa Kansas Lost and Found Ads

An assorted advertisement page lists LOST items including a small black female dog, a greyhound, a ladies blue feather billiard, a black purse and a truck wheel, with contact numbers. Found items include a greyhound and a ladies wristwatch, plus notices for call-backs. Also includes job ads, personal notices, and service offerings across local businesses and residents.

Sing Greyhound Fair-Grounds Herald John Brown Tom Chambers Cheney Amos Barnhart Centropolis Blue Feather

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