News Briefs from Ottawa and Nearby Areas
Local items report Mrs. Wayne Duvall of Reno visiting her mother in law, travel to Jefferson City for ill father Roy Studies, eye surgery for Mrs. Glenn McFadden in Kansas City, and hospital stay. Also notes Drake Bakery ad, Santa Fe carload figures for week ending Nov 28 1959, tax exempt gas refund sale, 4-H potluck, Christmas shopping at home contact, Clarence Kirkland pleads not guilty to disturbing the peace with next hearing Dec 7, obituaries and funeral for Mrs. Earl Ikenberry, piano tuning ad, two sheriff citations for parking and speeding, and a cancelled basket supper at North Baptist Church with WMS circles planning refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Duvall
Reno
Nev
H. F. Duvall
Jefferson City
Roy Studies
Clarence Kirkland
Princeton
Kirkland
Janie M. Kirkland
Pickets March At Parsons Plant Dispute
Parsons AP The Steam fitters Union set a picket line at the Kansas Ordnance plant in a wage dispute with National Gypsum Co. The union seeks seven cents an hour for steam fitters and electricians. The plant employs 104 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Steamfitters Union
Kansas Ordnance Plant
National Gypsum Co
F. C. Mallory
Mallory
Electricians
Hospital Notes and Births and Dismissals Summary
Hospital notes record admissions for Mrs. Glenn Geiss Mrs. Ralph Mundy Carol Ann Reed Mrs. Wallace McNees and Mrs. Rosa B Jenkins. Births reported for Keith Rockhold Gordon Hetzell Gilbert Purvis with infant weights. Discharges include Mrs W K Blunk and Harry Bebee along with several listed patients and guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Geiss
Ralph Mundy
Hickory
Carol Ann Reed
Pomona
Wallace McNees
Rosa B. Jenkins
Cedar House
Keith Rockhold
Baldwin
Gordon Hetzell
Willow
Gilbert Purvis
Funerals for Harry R. McDaniel and Eunice M. Bond
Services for Harry Ray McDaniel who died November 26 were held at Sacred Heart Church November 30 with Rev. Charles M. Brink officiating. Pallbearers included Robert Clements Archie Lee Wastad Max Smiley Charles Henderson Thomas Reeves and K H Mengerhausen. Burial followed at Coffeyville. Many Cities Service Gas Co employees from several states attended. Services for Eunice M. Bond who died November 27 were at Towner's Chapel November 30 with Rev. Wayne Caldwell presiding. Pallbearers were Glen Hamby Clyde Ledom Gilbert Ledom David Burgoon Kendel B. Lucas and William Daugherty. Burial was in Hope Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ray McDaniel
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Charles M. Brink
Robert Clements
Archie Lee Walstad
Max Smiley
Charles Henderson
Thomas Reeves
K. H. Mengerhausen
Lamb Funeral Home
Coffeyville
Cities Service Gas Co
Eunice M.bond
Towner’s Chapel
Wayne Caldwell
Glen Hamby
Clyde Ledom
Gilbert Ledom
David Burgoon
Kendel B. Lucas
William Daugherty
Ervin Happy
Lawrence Ott
Hope Cemetery
Kansas City Market Summary Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices
Cattle receipts 5 500 cattle 300 calves with bids for high grade stock up to 27 50 for steers and 24 50 for average heifers. Slaughter cows and bulls show varied movement with calves strong. Hogs 4 000 with 190 240 lb barrows and gilts at 12 25 to 12 50. sows down to 9 75 10 75. Sheep 1 200 with slaughter lambs steady to 50 lower and ewes feeder lambs unchanged. woolled lambs 17 18 range. shorn lambs 16 00 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
State Paint Factory On Unsound Ground
A new paint factory at the Kansas penitentiary in Lansing was found on unsound ground after core drillings. Workers located a void 70 feet beneath the solid brick building, with a cavity in the earth causing earlier damage and a crumbling wall. A commercial engineering firm is probing from the opposite side, and the void may extend under the factory. The 66 by 110 foot building cost materials totaling 42000 dollars and plans to produce paint for 1960 highway needs have been cancelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Kansas Penitentiary
Tracy Hand
Hand
State Highway Department
Bailey's Cafe Opens After Refurbish in Wellsville
Wellsville residents Mr and Mrs Claren Bailey open Bailey's Cafe in the former O Neil Appliance Store building after redecorating. The cafe will open at 6 am seven days a week while the Baileys continue operating the Wellsville Cafe across the street. The Bailey household goods have moved to an apartment in the Hostetter building. Also in Wellsville, an organ concert at New Hope Baptist Church featured Mrs Edgar Kerr with music from Otto University professor Edgar Kerr. Slides and films from a southern vacation and the This Is Your Life program honoring Rev R B Shoemaker were shown by Mr and Mrs Jack McWilson. Houseguests of Mr and Mrs L C Taggert, Dale MecWilson, and Mrs Robert Green and children from Kansas City, Mo visited. Clarence Coffman and wife left for Arizona visiting ranch home of Dr Maurice Richter and then Hawaii, Tucson, Los Angeles, and Vallejo, with stop in Emporia. Accompanying as far as Emporia was Mrs Cora Barnett. Mrs Barnett stays with Mr and Mrs Harry Barnett this week. Mr and Mrs Lucky Hostetter visited Bloomington Ind for holidays with daughter and family, the De Frieses, while Norman Shannon and others joined Thanksgiving locally at Miss Josephine Hostetters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neil
Claren Bailey
Bailey’s Cafe
Bailey
Wellsville Cafe
Bailey’s
Bailey's
Hostetter
Edgar Kerr
New Hope Baptist Church
Ottawa University
R. B. Shoemaker
Jack McWilson
Dale MecWilson
Clarence Coffman
Arizona
Maurice Richter
Richter
Hawaii
Tucson
Clifford Turpin
Wellsville
Los Angeles
Vallejo
Valleio
Eleanor Knop
Susan
Coffman
Emporia
Cora Barnett
Lucky Hostetter
Bloomington
Ind
Stanley de Fries
Norman Shannon
Nancy
David
Josephine Hostetter
Five Killed In One Day On State Roads
Five traffic deaths were counted in Kansas Monday as road toll rose over the Thanksgiving period. Notables include Robert L. Jackson Jr., 37, naval air station chief petty officer. Warren Rogers, 40. Wiley E. Rogers, 78. and D. E. Lindbloom, 85, of McPherson, in separate crashes near Olathe, Colony, and McPherson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Robert L.jackson Jr
Olathe Naval Air Station
Warren Rogers
Wiley E. Rogers
Colony
Kas
Starmers
D. E. Lindbloom
McPherson
Iola
U. S. 169
Irs
Kay Mitchell
Jackson
U. S
Olathe
Dave Overman
Oswego
Parsons
U.S. 59
Mrs Harriet L Chaney 86 dies in Wellsville
Harriet L Chaney aged 86 died at her Wellsville home at 12 30 am Sunday after two years of ill health. Born December 30 1872 in Audrain County Missouri she was the daughter of B F and Mrs Long. She married Lee Chaney in 1909 and after his 1943 death lived with sister Mrs R I Best the sole survivor. She belonged to the Wellsville Baptist Church. Services were held at Freeman Chapel Kansas City Missouri at 2 pm today Rev Lowell Dickinson officiated with interment in Mount Washington Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Richards
Peoria
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Stephen D
Lucinda Jane (Rice) Richards
United Brethren Church
Harvey D
Belle Richards
Lamb Funeral, Home
Harriet L. Chaney
Wellsville
Audrain County
B. F. Long
Lee Chaney
R. I. Best
Pleads Guilty On Petty Larceny Count
Juan Martinez of 934 N Locust was fined 50 dollars after pleading guilty in County Court to petty larceny. He had originally been charged with grand larceny for allegedly buying 13 cases of beer taken from The Spot Tavern on November 6. the hearing延期 to December 7. The count was reduced and the plea entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Martinez
N. Locust
Martinez
Spot Tavern
Holiday Toll Figures Show Fewer Deaths Than Expected
National Safety Council estimates put the Thanksgiving four day toll at 445 lives, below the 470 deaths projected for a non-holiday period of similar length. Fires during the weekend caused 70 deaths and 135 died in miscellaneous accidents, totaling 650.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Humphrey to Speak at Wheat Growers Convention
The National Association of Wheat Growers annual convention in Wichita runs December 9 to 11 with Senator Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota set as the keynote speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Assn. of Wheat Growers
Hubert Humphrey
Police Court Quiet After Busy Session In Ottawa
Ottawa police spent two weeks preparing for today’s economy sized Police Court session. Ten fined 262 dollars after guilty pleas for traffic violations and fifteen forfeited 251 dollars in bonds. Several cases set for later appearance or dismissed. In Washington, steel negotiators returned to bargaining as Taft Hartley injunction nears expiration. 500,000 steelworkers face potential strike with conflicting wage claims and union industry tensions. President Eisenhower expected to urge pact and cooperation to maintain economic edge over the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Joseph ¥. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Taft-Hartley
Eisenhower
White House
Soviet Union
Patrol Cites Nine Drivers in County Court Records
Highway patrol cited nine motorists on November 28 for speeding violations. Names include Gwendolyn Gray, Gary Perkins, Ellen Pfaff, Franklin Lantz, Richard Murrow, Roger Stanley, Eu idora, Ernie Bates, Jim Reid, and Clarence Ketterman. Citations span speeds from 57 to 80 in zones of 50 to 70 mph, with several above limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Patrol
Hight
Gwendolyn Sue Gray
Coffeyville
Gary Eugene Perkins
Kansas City
Ellen Eugene Pfaff
Kas
Franklin Isaac Lantz
Valley Center
Richard Eugene Murrow
RFD
Richmond
Roger Edmund Stanley
Euidora
Ernie Bates
Elizabeth Town
Jim Tom Reid
Fogle Quarry Crushed Stone A G Limestone
Fogle Quarry Crushed Stone AG Limestone highlights 30 years serving the community without a price increase. Contact via phone CH 2-4864 or CH 2-3330 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fogle
Crushed Stone AG. Limestone
No Red Light Violation Cited on Towed Vehicle
Court records show Bates and Reid received $10 fines each for a towed vehicle lacking red lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Reid
County Court Jury Finds Fogle Guilty
Karl Eugene Fogle of RFD 1 was found guilty of driving while intoxicated and not guilty on an open bottle charge. Cited Oct 10 by highway patrol, he was tried by jury in County Court while free on a $590 bond. Sentencing set for December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Larry Reddick
N. King
Richard Ledom
Karl Eugene Fogle
RFD
Fogle
Highway Patrol
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glenn McFadden
Cherry
K. U. Medical Center
Drake’s Bakery
Adv
Santa Fe
Bruce Spears
Acomp Community and
Acorn ‘Rustlers 4-H Club
Cecil Spratt
Kansas Industries
Earl Ikenberry
Boston
Lettie Ikenberry
Ellis
Sheriff's Office
Mary Giever
Chanute
Claude Alverts Shriver
Lawrence
Shriver
Giever
North Baptist Church
W.M.S
Yelephore
W. K. Blunk
Harry Bebee
Melvern
Robert May
Henry J. Carey
S. Mulberry
Hattie Thielen
Wally Schroeder
Eunice M. Bond
KC Livestock
Sir Winston
Churel
London
House of Commons
Wellsville News
Baileys
L. C. Taggert
Robert Green
Kansas City. Mo
THE
Associated Press
Harriet L. Cheney
Rhymes OF Reason
Words& Music
Douglas Bros
Meg
Biadass
Iaristot
Les
Humphrey
U.S
Police Court
Glenn Markham Hamby Jr
S. Main
Ernest E. Kaub
Neal Carlson
Alma Senor Bolton
N. Cedar
Catherine I. Melchert
Rantoul
Delbert Eugene Hale
Lena R. Nickelson
James Leon Baugher
Richard W. Moller
McKeesport
Richard O. ‘Skoog
Richard Keith Finly
Merriam
Jesus Cruz
Walton
Mike Richard Latimer
William H. Reeder
Shawnee
Larry L. Lines
Beech
Tom Frederick Porter
W. 5Th
Joseph Edward Forkell
Robert L. Mignot
Gary Wayne Riemer
S. Maple
Donald W. Smith
N. Sycamore
Katherine Nadine Snodgrass
N. Main
Washington
Patrol
Omaha
Nebraska
Mutual OF
Kansas Avenue
Topeka, Kansas
Central
Esreveee Ee
Cari
Fire Dept
Marais Des Cygnes
Charles Allen Ratliff
Caleb Burns
Osawatomie
Ottawa Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Blue Lodge
Temple Assoc
Low
Loren A. Ames
Sidney C. Morris
Lamb General Home
Richards — Bertha
Stewart
Gordon B. Noland
Mgr
Little Ambassadors
Pharmaly
Cadi Snyder
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