Notice of Appointment in Kansas Probate Court
State of Kansas Franklin County probate notices announce Iva I. Ogg appointed executrix of Iva Easdale estate on December 12 1955. Creditors must file demands within nine months from first publication or be barred. Ottawa Kansas December 17 1955. Gardner P Walker administrator in Minnie A Sinclair estate. demands must be filed within nine months from first publication.
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Laat
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Twa Enndale
Iva Easdale
Iva I. Org
Ottawa
Kansas
Thia
Iva J. Ogg
Boali W. Kelney
Anne Melluish
Neira
Anne ‘B Melluish
C. W. Hegberg
Minute A. Sinclair
Minnie A. Sinclair
Gardner P. Walker
Minnle A. Sinclair
Briles News and Community Tidbits
Briles residents share visits with the Sheltons and McClays. The Briles Birthday club met with Emil Kirchhoff for an all day gathering, Santa duties by Mrs. Shelton and Mrs. Ritchal, about thirty participants drawing 1956 names. Upcoming events include Briles Christmas program Wednesday night and New Hope church program Thursday night. Local farming notes report the second well being drilled on Ralph Batdorf land with limited yield.
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Clarence Carpenter
David
T. T. Shelton
Richard McClays
Jimmie, Jackson
Briles Birthday Club
Emil Kirchhoff
Vern Ritchal
Santa Claus
Johnny Ball
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Jerry Vickers
Elton Vickers
Emporia
Briles School
New Hope Church
Lloyd Barnett
Alice Frances Johnson
Eldon Morris
G. W. Goulds
Ralph Batdorf
John Slaven
Maude Evans
Peoria
Deeds Recorded in This Week's Credit Bureau Bulletin
Deeds listed include Roy Travis to Virgil Ecord NW Joe NE of Lot 7 Baldwin Add and Lewis Widener to Robert Shields W74 Ft Lot 3 Blk 2 Wellsville. Bruce Spears to Robert E Shields Lots 3 Blk 2 Wellsville. Arnold Edmundson to Lyle Dykstra 199 ft Lot 45 47 49 51 53 & ft Lot 43. Edwin Snyder to C L Kent NE corner NW of NEM 2-47-19. Anna M Smith to Norman Scott Lots 1-3 Blk 9t.
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The
Credit Bureau Bulletin
Roy Travis
Virgil Ecord
Joe NE
Baldwin Add
Lewis Widener
Robert Shields
Wellsville
Bruce Spears
Robert E. Shields
Arnold Edmundson
Lyle Dykstra
Edwin Snyder
C. L. Kent
Anna M. Smith
Norman Scott
Removals and Transfers in Baldwin Area Listings
This week’s Baldwin notices list removals and meter disconnections with transfers: Allen Bishop from 114 Poplar to 118 S Poplar. Tommie J. Fritts to 616 N Oak. Jack M Hadley from 833 S Sycamore to Chanute Kansas. Jay Stewart to 212 S Elm. Lillie B Snyder to 820 Ash. William Jr Whitacre to 306 S Main.
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The
Credit Bureau Bulletin
Baldwin
Bill
S. Sycamore
Bishop
Mrs. Allen
TV Remarks Bring A Fine and Jail Term
Chicago television performer Tom Duggan drew a 10 day jail sentence and a $100 fine for contempt. Judge Daniel A. Voelli of the Superior Court imposed the penalty for indirect contempt over remarks made on TV.
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Chicago
Tom Duggan
Frijeay
Daniel A. Voelli
Superior Court
Fae
Witnesses in Custody Case Dominate Duggan Contempt
Thomas Duggan Goss was convicted in a contempt case stemming from televised comments during a custody dispute involving Carl Champagne Jr. and Shirley Champagne. The judge stayed the sentence 30 days for appeal, and Duggan was released on a $100 bond. The suit includes claims of alienation of affection and permanent custody, with testimony from a private detective who followed the couple to Duggan's apartment.
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Duggan
Thomas Duggan Goss
Carl Champagne Jr
Shirley
Champagne
Carl Ill
New Head For National Guard
SEDALIA Mo Major General John C McLaughlin announced the appointment of Col James M Blue of Sedalia as new Missouri and Kansas National Guard chief of staff replacing Col William C Branton who resigned for private business reasons Branton had held the post since July 1950 Blue has served as division adjutant general since 1947 and has a long NG record including service in World War II Major Herman A Myers of Sedalia was named new adjutant general and elevated to lieutenant colonel.
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Sedalia
John C. McLaughlin
35Th
James M. Blue
Missouri and
Kansas National Guard
Blue
William C. Branton
Kansas City
Branton
National Guard
428Th Field Artillery Regiment
14Th Armored Division
31St
McLaughlin
Herman A. Myers
Caruso's Widow Dead in Baltimore
Dorothy Park Benjamin Caruso widow biographer of Enrico Caruso died Friday at Union Memorial Hospital after a long illness. She was born to a prominent New York family and educated in a convent school. She met Caruso in 1917 and married within months despite her family's objections, sharing a notably happy marriage. He died in Naples three years after their wedding from complications after a respiratory ailment.
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Baltimore
Dorothy Park
Benjamin Caruso
Enrico Caruso
Union Memorial Hospital
Caruso
New York
Naples
Martin Leaves 100000 Gift to Kansas Wesleyan
Glenn L. Martin, pioneer flier and aircraft builder, died at 49 leaving a will probated. It lists gifts totaling 3.635 million dollars, including 100000 to Kansas Wesleyan University Salina and 2 million to the University of Maryland for the Minta Martin Aeronautics Research Foundation. Fifteen other charitable gifts total 1.625 million. The report also notes safer bases in 1956, Bud Kennedy returning lettermen at Florida State, and Johnny Oldham’s spring trial with the Redlegs after four years at San Jose State.
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Baltimore
Kansas Wesleyan University
Salina
Glenn L. Martin
Martin
Board of Regents
University of Maryland
Minta Martin Aeronautics Research Foundation
Johnny Oldham
Cincinnati Redlegs
San Jose State College
Sex Deviates In British Parliament
London experts from medicine and crime warned that sex deviation is widespread in Britain with many practicing homosexuals said to be in Parliament. The British Medical Association funded investigation suggests up to two to three percent of British males may be homosexual, raising concerns of preferential treatment and blackmail risks from those in authority.
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London
Britain
British Medical Assn
United Kingdom
Playboy Heir Drops Spreckels Name for Job Ease
Seattle report says John D. Spreckels III, once heir to two million, changed his name to John OD Smith in Superior Court. The cabinet salesman said the Spreckels name hindered employment, as employers assumed he was a financier or a playboy. He inherited the fortune from Adolph B. Spreckels in 1930 and has since married and divorced four times.
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Seattle
John D. Spreckels III
John OD. Smith
Superior Cowt
Spreckels
Adolph B. Spreckels
U S denies detention claim of Chinese students
In Geneva the United States rejected a Chinese charge that 33 students remain detained against their will. Ambassador W. Averell Johnson and Chinese envoy Wang Ping-nan had been in talks since August 1 on repatriations and other disputed points amid ongoing negotiations. Savings bonds are referenced in the report.
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Geneva
United States
U.S
VU. Alexis Johnson
Wang Ping-nan
Table and chest toy set pattern 252
A foldable table with attached toy chest design uses wheels to lower the chest for storage. Inside bright blue, outside white enamel with red and blue stencil work. Send 25¢ for pattern 252 with name and address. add $1 for the Toy Packet of designs from Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept. Bedford Hills NY.
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Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept
Bedford Hills
New York
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Ehedees
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Hart Cummings Farm
Fhone
Minnick Motor CO
Dodge - Plymouth
Hickory
Retta
Retta W. Ponton
Secy
Lela M. Brown
W. C
Kanga
Eleanor Parker
Jungie
Truy Theatre
Charlton Heston
Herald
Bee
Leona Jones
General Services
Rash
J Tson
Stone
N. Bain
Fournsturh
Robert Barnes
Standard Rendering Co
Ste
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Wiggins Electric Service
Keefer
Pittsburgh
Mercury
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Aeva
Ford
C. A. Blen
Price Motor
O.K
Sam Niles
N. Main
Mike Mulcahey
Buick Co
G.E
C. O. Riddle
Weidmann Tire & Battery Service
Canaries
Dyers
Loux Hatcheries
Main
Haz
Rupf Poultry Farm
Keokuk
Malin
N. Math
H. D. Smith
Cedar House Nursing Home
15Th
N. Sycamore
Worley Piersol
Williamsburg
Streebin
Streebin Real Estate
Luther Stevens Real Estate
Martin Tractor Company
Martins
Caterpilllar
Topeka
Adams
AL Topeka
Cere
Gallion
Dack Conway
Tractoor
Aeneid Topeka
Concordia
Chanute
Waray
Timothy Hay
Timothy Fay
Bob Cooper
Richmond
B. C
National Geographic Society
Legals
Basil W. Kelsey
Briles
W. C. Briles
Florida State University
Bud Kennedy
Playboy
Pura
Gene Aker
Ipa
Terry
the Herald
Unca Donald Ui
Charlie
Savannah
Sknock
Gavannas
Pipso
Mg. Pallette
Beth
Wellsboro
Twl
Cobalt
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Eis
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