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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1960

Page

4

Five cited in Franklin County traffic cases

Five persons cited by highway patrol in Franklin County Friday face County Court charges. Derry Lynde, 20, and Henry Hodgkin, 16, both charged for failing to stop at stop signs. Francis Wilson, 30, and Edward Tolien, 57, cited for driving 8 and 69 mph over the limit in trucks over 5,000 pounds. Willard Shellhorn, 49, cited for not having a red rear light on a night truck. Hodgkin posted a $151 bond.

Franklin County Darry W. Lynde Cedar Henry Jerome Hodgkin Kansas City Francis H. Wilson Wichita Edward J. Tolien Greenwood Willard F. Shellhorn Garriot Hodgkin

Battle Snow To Find Last Of 8 Airmen

Forest rangers battled snow and freezing temperatures in Adirondack terrain as search teams sought Staff Sgt. Pierre Maheux missing since Friday when his jet bomber crashed during a mission. The search paused briefly amid weather as reports say labor support in Cuba fended off a government ultimatum while Castro kept the unity of the Sugar Workers Union.

Plattsburgh N. Y Forest Rangers Havana Fidel Castro Cig Organized Labor United Sugar Workers Union Adirondack Electrical Union Electricians Cuba Russia Sugar Workers Cuban Confederation of Workers Castro Amaury Fraginals Osvaldo Corticos

Negro School Damaged By Dynamite Blast

Atlanta and surrounding area reports note a dynamite blast damaging a Negro school in an area with protests by both Negroes and segregationists. No injuries reported. FBI investigates for possible Civil Rights Act violation while authorities assess campus damage and nearby homes.

Atlanta Iuries FBI Nell Smith Waller Collins Rob Sun Jert Smith Phoenix Ariz Smith

Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals List

Hospital notes show admissions including Coy W. Cudd of RFD 1 on Saturday, Charles E. Nisely of 202 E. Street, Gloria Korkanes of 742 S. Locust, Paul Boyke Jr. of RFD 1, Mrs. Luckey McKean of 60a S. Poplar, and Andrea Reyes of 104 Oak. Dismissals list Peter Walker at Cedar House, Mrs. Join B. Perkins and baby daughter of Rantoul, Reva Mae Brannon of RFD 3, Wanda L. Barclay of Pomona, Thomas Jennings of Pomona, Mrs. Jack Ledom and baby daughter of 62 S Oak, Mrs. Irvin F. Oyler of 606 N Poplar, Homer A. Reeves of 1233 S Gedar, and Mrs. Stella Lane of Pomona.

W. Cudd Charles E. Nisely Gloria Korkanes Paul Boyke Jr Luckey McKean Peter Walker Cedar House Join B. Perkins Rantoul Reva Mae Brannon RFD Wanda L. Barclay Pomona Thomas Jennings Jack Ledom Oak Irvin F. Oyler N. Poplar Homer A. Reeves S. Gedar Stella Lane Andrea Reyes

Funeral services for Mrs Mary E Shepherd

Mrs Mary E Shepherd who died December 7 had funeral services at Towners Chapel December 10 with Rev Charles McRander officiating. Pallbearers included Albert Fritz Homer Perry Edward Lever John Dougherty Kenneth Coffman and Albert J Baldwin Jr. J Milton Jr sang hymns with Mrs Lawrence accompanying. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery.

Mary E. Shepherd Towner’s Chapel Charles McRander Albert Fritz Homer Perry Edward, Lever John Dougherty Kenneth Coffman Albert J. Baldwin Jr J. Milton Jr Lawrence, Co Highland Cemetery

Famed Kansas City Doctor Dies at 54

AP reports Dr. Waly M Monkin, 54, a renowned pathologist and former head of pathology at the University of Kansas City School of Dentistry, died today after short illness. He served as head of the experimental pathology department at Temple University and as a visiting scientist at the University of Pennsylvania. Monkin earned medals from Pasteur, Wyeth, and the University of Liege Belgium, and by 1958 was elected to the Royal Society of Medicine in London.

Kansas City Waly M Monkin University Ofrhansas City School of Dentistry Temple University School Philadelphia Uni Ity Pennsylvania

Wellsville Christmas Party At High School Gym

The Wellsville Chamber of Commerce will sponsor its annual Christmas party on December 23 in the high school gym. Activities begin at 7:30 p.m. with a band led by Wendell Hicks performing Christmas and popular tunes. Turkeys and merchant gifts will be distributed, a Christmas tree planned, and Santa is expected to visit youngsters with treats. At a recent meeting Farmers Night was slated for February.

Wellsville Chamber of Commerce C. of C Wendell Hicks Chamber of Commerce

De Gaulle Cuts Short Trip Amid Algiers Riots

Algiers bloodshed continues as Gen. Charles de Gaulle halts his Algeria peace tour and returns to Paris a day early. Rioting leaves 79 dead, hundreds wounded, with clashes widening from Algiers to Oran. Rebels in exile condemn the plan, urging United Nations intervention.

de Gaulle Algiers Charles de Gaulle Algeria Paris Oran Tunis de Gawle Ferhat Abbas United Nations France Cas- Lbah Teemling Government Square Casbah

Notice of Appointment in Estate of Arthur LeRoy Keefer

First published December 5 1994 probate notice in Franklin County Kansas names A W Keefer and Myrna J Hashman as co administratos of the estate of Arthur LeRoy Keefer deceased. Creditors must file demands within nine months from first publication or be barred. Dated Ottawa Kansas November 3 1894.

Nn Tranklin County Anid County Athur LeRoy Keefer State of Kansas Arthur LeRoy W. Keefer Myrna J. Hashman Arthur Lefox Ceefer

May Submit Bill On Lead And Zinc

Rep elect Walter L McVey of Wisconsin? Kas? May introduce early next session a bill to aid lead and zinc producers in Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri. He favors a measure similar to last year’s vetoed bill offering government subsidies to small producers equal to the gap between market prices and 50 cents for lead. Rep Ed Edmondson of Oklahoma says he will reintroduce the bill when Congress reconvenes January 3.

Washington Walter L. McVey A-Kas Congress Kansas Oklahoma Missouri McVey Eisenhower Ed Edmondso D-Okla

Delayed Return To Capital After Blizzard Delay

President Eisenhower's Augusta weekend was extended by a Washington blizzard delaying his departure from the Augusta National Golf Club. He planned an early morning round but rain and weather reports pushed his takeoff to the early afternoon, with Col. William Draper advising another wait.

Augusta Eisenhower Augusta National Golf Club Washington Capital Willian G. Draper Hisenhower

Marriage Licenses Granted Between Var Lae and Rivarmond

Var Lae 91 Rivarmond and Mole ADAH en OS Pamig Har, San Valent, Vooard Var Fi Taomuragn, 26, 04m of Walatne burg, appear on marriage license records in a local notices snippet.

San Valent Walatneburg

Knife Point Robbery Terrified Kansas City Couple

An armed man held an elderly Kansas City couple for over five hours during a home invasion early Sunday. He ransacked the house taking cash, bonds, watches and pistols, tied the pair with wire, and fled in their car after beating the husband and threatening the wife. Police dogs failed to track due to rain.

Kansas City Fred Pheiffer

Youth Paroled In Theft Case At Ottawa University

Norman Ronald Manion of Kansas City Kansas pleaded guilty to theft of hi fi equipment from Tony Jones Hall at Ottawa University. He posted a 1000 dollar bond and was released without sentencing, with potential parole breach leading to possible further sentencing. Equipment including a turntable amplifier speaker and carrying case was found at his home. The burglary charge was dismissed on county attorney Don While’s motion.

Ottawa University Norman Ronald i Manion Kansas City Kas Manion Jhomme Tony Jones Hall Don While

Local Market Prices For Grains And Eggs Across Regions

In today’s market roundup key prices show soybeans at 1.82, wheat around 1.77, white and yellow corn at 0.87, shelled corn 0.82, oats 0.68, barley 0.87, and butterfat 0.48. Eggs steady with straight run at 0.28 and graded eggs at 0.40 to 0.44 while heavy hens hover near 0.42 and light hens around 0.60. A miscellaneous line notes poultry and other farm products with limited legible figures.

Kansas City cattle prices inch up in steady to higher market

Cattle and calves traded with steady to higher quotes across leaner grades. Slaughter steers and heifers showed modest gains, while feeders and stockers held firm. Sheep and lambs remained active with lambs mostly steady to higher, and hogs posted mixed moves at auction.

KC Livestock Kansas City

Ottawa Seeks sealed bids for Main Sewer Ext No 2 work

Notice to Contractors announces sealed proposals for the South Main Street West Main Sewer Extension No 2 in Ottawa Kansas. Bids must be accompanied by a certified or cashier's check of one thousand dollars payable to the City of Ottawa. Proposals will be publicly opened at the City Clerk's office on the stated date.

Triste Company As & Fuarant Ottawa Oly Donald R. Capper City OF Ottawa Kansas West Main Ciy Weh Smon Ar. MaWa

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