Christmas supper to be held by Disabled Citizens Association
The Disabled Citizens Association plans a Sunday Christmas supper and party at the Masonic Temple at 5 with a covered dish, fresh dressed turkeys advertised. Also notes on local students receiving letters and numerals for football at Kemper School Boonville Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Disabled Citizens Association
Masonic Temple
Bill Speer
L. N. Speer
S. Hickory
Frank Barnes
Gordon Barnes
S. Mulberry
Kemper School
Boonville
Kansas City Livestock Prices Narrow Market Test
KC Livestock report from Kansas City notes cattle at 300 head with calvens 25 and few slaughter cows selling barely steady. Canner and cutter cows 20.00-1350, utility to 15.00, other classes untested. Hogs 2,000 head with barrows and gilts steady to 50 higher, sows steady. 180-240 lb Dutchers at 11.50-12.75, 400-lb sow group down to 8.25-9.25, 400-550 lb sows 7.50-8.25. Sheep 100 head not enough to test market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Calven
Two Survive Plane Crash in Northern Ontario
Two U S Air Force aircrew survived a midair collision over Northern Ontario. Capt Roy N Minor of Manchester Tennessee and Lt Theodore C Adams of Greenville South Carolina were identified as survivors. Adams copiloted a B47 bomber. he was treated at Pagwa radar site. The bomber crew included Lt Loyd A Horn Lt Carleton W Hunt and an observer. The fighter pilot was Lt Gaylor B Treu of Garner Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bay
Ont
Ontario
Air Defense Command
Roy N. Minor
Manchester
Tenn
Theodore C. Adams
Greenville
S.C
Adams
U. S
Pagwa
Minor
Loyd A. Horn
Boise
Idaho
Carleton W. Hunt
Oklahoma City
Gaylor B. Treu
Garner
Iowa
Eastern Star and Masons Install In Wellsville
Wellsville news reports joint installation of Eastern Star and Masons with officers named Ruth Stevenson and Opal Patton leading Eastern Star. Masons install Gail Neis as master and Gene DeTar as treasurer among others. Fidelis class hosts Christmas party at Wellsville Methodist Church with roast turkey and gift exchange. A new baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Warren, with maternal grandmother in Edgerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Masons
Ruth Stevenson
Lawrence
Opal Patton
Eudora
Leroy Childs
Marjorie Barnett
Alma Warnock
John Neis
Jennie Lytle
Bernice Childs
Mildred Farney
Sally Barnett
Lucille Harrison
Marshall
NeEva Myers
Patricia Stonequist
Adah
Lucille Neis
Ruth
Beverly O’connor
Martha
Alice Neis
Electa
Judy Sloan
Gail Neis
Bill Warnock
Edward Barnett
Gene DeTar
I. M. Carrow
Glen Neis
Evan Phillips
Stewart
Richard Thomas
Junior Stewart
Dennis Shields
Tyler
Royce Myers
Fidelis
Wellsville
Paul Warren
W. S. Scott
Edgerton
Warren's
Robert
David
Joe
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births in Garnett Area
Admissions include Mrs. Marvin Edwards RFD 2 Mrs. Brownie Hermreck RFD 4 Garnett Miss Ida Winkler 524 N Oak Thursday John A Red Williamsburg today Births reported to Francis Mille 32642 S Cedar daughter born Thursday weight 7 lbs 3 oz Dismissals list includes Mrs Donald Hanes RFD 8 Thursday Mrs Grace Warner 723 W 6th Frank Byrn Topeka Mrs Bruce Bredeson and baby daughter RFD 1 Mrs Floyd Gumm and baby son RFD 2 Garnett today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Edwards
Rfd
Brownie Hermreck
Garnett
Ida Winkler
Oak
John A. Red
Williamsburg
Francis Mille
S. Cedar
Donald Hanes
Grace Warner
Frank Byrn
Topeka
Bruce Bredeson
Floyd Gumm
Marriage Licenses Granted for Burns and Rouse
Kent B. Burns, 23, of Pomona, and Katherine M. Rouse, 18, of Ottawa, received marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent B. Burns
Pomona
Ikatherine M. Rouse
Ottawa
Hear Doctor In Murder Trial
In Kansas City Kansas a court appointed psychiatry panel found 19 year old Lee Andrews knew right from wrong the day he killed his parents and sister. Dr Richard F Schneider rebutted for the state saying Andrews was not insane and showed detached indifference to human beings. The defense argued mental illness at the time of the Nov 28 killings near Wolcott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Commission of
Lee Andrews
Richard F. Schneider
University of Kansas
Wolcott
Schneider
Andrews
Kennedy Still Uncertain On 1960 Presidential Bid
Washington AP report says Senator John F Kennedy has not decided whether to pursue the Democratic nomination in 1960. His Massachusetts office notes several unsigned draft letters dated Dec 28 and other dates, prepared by staff while he is abroad and unavailable until after Jan 1, to address supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
United Press International
Kennedy
Western Allies Agree On Air Attack Warning System
Paris AP Western NATO ministers authorize initial steps toward an integrated air attack warning system for Western Europe but France blocks NATO command of French planes. US seeks unified forces under central command, while De Gaulle, Macmillan and Adenauer to push with him at weekend summit. Norstad approves the move as a pressing need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Europe
Eisenhower
de Gaulle
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
France
United States
Western Europe
Harold Macmillan
Konrad Adenauer
Lauris Norstad
Oklahoma plant declared surplus for Army disposal
The Oklahoma Ordnance Works at Chouteau has been declared surplus and will be turned over to the General Services Administration for disposition. Capt. James R. Bryant, commanding officer at Parsons Ordnance Plant, said the army engineers will direct the next steps through the Tulsa district office. The facility once covered 15,867 acres, produced smokeless powder in World War II, and has not operated since. The Oklahoma delegation has pressed for private industrial development of the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons, Kan
Oklahoma Ordnance Works
Chouteau
Okla
Army
James R. Bryant
Parsons Ordnance Plant
Oklahoma
Bryant
Chief of Army Engineers
General Services Administration
Tulsa
Eisenhower Reviews 6th Fleet At Sea Near Toulon
President Eisenhower, feeling fine, reviews a dozen U S 6th Fleet ships from the Des Moines off Toulon as Saratoga jets fly overhead. He thanks crews for hospitality, wishes merry Christmas and New Year, and jokes about rest on the three day Mediterranean cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Saratoga
Des Moines
Toulon
France
Essex
6Th Fleet
Boston
Des Moines Band
iPresident
Athens
Preachers Demand Mount Moriah High School Dances Stop
Four Mount Moriah churches led by Rev Edward Lathrop urge the high school to end student dances. He links dancing to moral decay and unwed mothers nationwide, claiming broad church support. Superintendent Norman Herndon and the school board voted 4-0 to keep dances, saying supervised recreation is needed amid limited local facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Moriah, Mo
Mount Moriah High School
Churches of
Mount Moriah
Peat
Edward Lathrop
Norman Herndon
Lathrop
Baptist
Assembly of God
Free Methodist
Northwest Missouri
Herndon
Deliberate In Apalachin Case Deliberate In Apalachin Case
Federal court jury enters second day of deliberations in the Apalachin meeting case with 20 defendants charged with conspiracy to obstruct justice. They face up to five years in prison and a 10,000 dollar fine if convicted. The group, tied to an underworld convention, gathered November 14, 1957 at the Barbara home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Irving R. Kaufman
Kaufman
Joseph Barbara Sr
Barbara
Frank Cucchiara
Watertown
Mass
Pomona Area Social Roundup Delights Guests
Marion Loper of Wichita visited the C H Loper home. Larry Swallow of Clathe and his family hosted guests at Albert Swallow and Floyd Gates homes. Rebekah Lodge met with 14 present and held a Christmas party at Merle Montague home. Delores Carleton and Margaret Kughn of Wichita and Wilbur Rhodes of Kansas City stayed at the Robert Dickey home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Loper
Wichita
C. H. Loper
Larry Swallow
Clathe
Albert Swallow
Floyd Gates
Harvey Crank
Albuquerque
N. M
Rose Crow
Rebekah Lodge
Merle Montague
Delores Carleton
Margaret Kughn
Wichitand
Wilbur Rhodes
Kansas City
Robert Dickey
Civil War veteran Walter Williams 117 in frail health
Walter Williams a Civil War veteran and one of the last surviving Confederates, aged 117, is reported by his daughter and physician to be steadily weakening. He suffered his fourth pneumonia attack this year and doctors express little hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Walter Williams
Willie Mae Bowles
Williams
Russell Wolfe
Chou proposes border talks with India in December
In a Peiping radio broadcast, Premier Chou En-lai urged India to join talks with Nehru on the Tibetan Himalayan border dispute. He suggested a meeting in China or Rangoon and offered other dates, while calling for mutual troop withdrawals and noting paused patrols as progress. Nehru had pressed for careful prep before any New Delhi Peiping summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Chou En-lai
China
Nehru
India
Chou
Rangoon
Burma
Peiping Radio
Deadly fumes in water line kill three in Long Beach
In Long Beach California three Macco Construction workers were killed by deadly methane fumes as an underground water line exploded and vented flames. Joe E. Snow 35 and Allen R. Holmes 39 were in an open manhole when a blast engulfed them. Snow rescued Holmes before succumbing. Three bodies were found in the tunnel nearby. one rescuer is hospitalized in critical condition with burns and asphyxiation deaths confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
Joe E. Snow
Allen R. Holmes
Holmes
Snow
Macco Construction Corp
Police Charge Three Drivers In City Collisions
Three persons cited by police after collisions yesterday. Bokby Dale Cook 17 of 521 N Cherry was charged with reckless driving after colliding with Margaret L Ledom 29 of 212 W 7th. Kathryn Darlene Schamle 25 of RFD 2 was cited for failure to yield in a crash near 7th and Main. Ewltia Winfred Robinson 61 of 846 Olive was charged with driving while intoxicated and reckless driving after hitting a light pole at 3rd and Walnut. Bond set at 300 dollars. light pole minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Darlene Schamle
Bok
Dale Cook
N. Cherry
7Th
Main
Cook
Margaret L. Ledom
W. 7Th
Kathryn Schamle
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Edith K Link
In Franklin County Probate Court case No 10 338 administrator with will annexed W G Ransom petitions to sell Lots 26 and 28 in Block 54 City of Ottawa Kansas and hire a realtor with commission. Defenses due December 28 1959 at 10 00 AM in Ottawa Kansas. If not, judgment will be entered. Attorneys Kelsey and Winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Edith K. Link
W. G. Ransom
City of
Ottawa
Kansas
G. Ransom
C.T.A
Kelsey & Winter
Profitable Vault Deal Seeks Territory Auto Dealers
A salesman offers the Fiberglas PERMI-Burial Vault and other products for profitable business in the local territory with six states as potential markets. Calls to Box 543 and phone number Fleetwood 8 7476 in Carthage Missouri requested for dealership inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Missouri
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Antone
Antone’s
Reeta Damberger
District Court
Carl Damberger
Henry Scherich
East Dorm
Ellis
Ottawa High School
First Baptist Church
John W. Jones
M. L. Merrick
70Th St
M. H. Forester
S. Locust
Rawleigh Products
S. Main
E. F. Risdon
Adv
J. G. Given
California
San Francisco
San Jose
Richmond
Wright
Unicef
Gerald Mease
Mease
Drake's Bakery
Kent Granger
Stanford University Graduate Law School
Palo Alto
R. O. Granger
KC Livestock
Maurice Ponton
Jewell Spratt
Penton
Jack Fenton
Wellsville News
Masons Install
Wendell Hicks
PTA
Charles Tomlin
Mid-Continent Grain Co
Barnard, Mo
le Loup
Stephen Ray
Charles Vickers
H. L. Lee
Sen. Kennedy
Ike
By Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Mediterranean
the Essex
Joe Totwner
Dependable
Poe
S.e
Seresses Lodgee
Ntes
Princeton
Earl Hicks
Sears Catalog
Harley Gover
Art Brink
Sec'y
J. ©. Penney
Herald Office
Alcoholics Anonymous
Rosas Claiborne
General Services
Clyde F. Zielsdorf
Urs Meade
Gail de Jarnett
Waverly
Kas
Henry Alban
Tandar Rendering Co
Callect
Conrad's Spray
McCracken Electric CA
Muller Tree Service
N. Sycamore
Howard Winters
Leslie Clark
Henry Edwards
John Laws
Jack Corwine
Alilae Chalmers
Walter Davis
Russell Dyer
Bob McDaniel
Lane
P. O
Baldwin
Jack Dillon
Coo P
Pe “Carter
Buccamore
Malott Hardware
Hey Machinery
Kane Ene
Ernest Tawney
Church Fruit & Flower Farm
Stewart Fruit & Flower Farm
Chambers Range
G. E
Victor Warren
Edwin Moler
Eratre
Sporting Goods
Ross Grocery
G. Logan
Douglas Bros
Colby’ S Warehouse
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