Local residents honored. dec 20 meetings and events listed
Phillip Jacoby of Wellsville receives a Sinclair Oil plaque for 30 years as a dealer. Ottawa Chapter 785 retirees hear Rep. Ellsworth Dec 20 at Little Banquet Restaurant with ride coordinators Otis Elliott and Ray Howell. Hawthorne and Peoria school programs set for Dec 20 and 21 evenings. Christmas party at Youth Center Dec 20. KTJO FM to broadcast Handel’s Messiah Dec 20. Calvary Baptist Church Christmas program Dec 23 titled Heart of Christmas. Numerous outdoor Christmas light thefts reported. Local ads note turkey and produce specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Jacoby
Wellsville
Sinclair Oil Company
Jacoby
Ottawa
National Association of Retired Civil Employes
Lawrence
Robert F. Ellsworth
Little Banquet
23Rd
Louisiana
Otis Elliott
Ray Howell
Calvary Baptist Church
Man to Be Tried for Murder in Kansas Case
Samuel Lloyd McLaughlin, charged with first degree murder in the July 23, 1959 death of Edgar Smiley, will be returned from Larned State Hospital to Franklin County on December 27 to stand trial. A 1959 court commission found him mentally incompetent. Officials now say he has recovered enough to face trial and will be jailed in Franklin County during the January District Court session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Lloyd McLaughlin
Edgar
Red) Smiley
Franklin County
Larned State Hospital
McLaughlin
Smiley
Larned Hospital
Louis N. Speer
R. S. Roberts
Ottawa
Arthur W. Hoyt
Topeka
Cub Scouts Plan Holiday Paper Drive Schedule
Pack 3079 sponsored by Eugene Field PTA plans a paper drive with 60 boys. They will collect papers magazines and pasteboard items over the holidays. Schedule: Dec 29 area south of the river west of Main Jan 5 area south of the river east of Main Jan 12 area north of the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Field Pta
Main
Deaths: Rev. Fred M. Bailey 82
Rev. Fred M. Bailey, 82, retired Methodist minister and former Ottawa First Methodist pastor from 1914 to 1918, died at his Robinson, Illinois home. He pastored Washington Avenue in Kansas City and later served as superintendent of Methodist Churches in Eastern Kansas and Missouri. A Baker University graduate of 1905, he served as missionary in Mexico and pastorates in Tola and Oswego before Ottawa. Survived by a daughter in Los Angeles, two sons in Herrin and Los Angeles, three brothers, and four sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Bailey
Ottawa First Methodist Church
Robinson, Ill
Washington Avenue Methodist Church
Kansas City
Kas
Ottawa
Kansas
Missouri
Baker University
Mexico
Tola
Oswego
St. Louis
Yvonne Thompson
Los Angeles
Gerald F
Herrin J
Dean
Pheba Gates
Baldwin
Funerals for Mrs Anna A Reekie and Robert H Prewitt
Services for Mrs Anna A Reekie who died Dec 12 were at Dengel Son Mortuary Dec 15 with Rev William Weber officiating Pall bearers included Carl Reekie Wilber Reekie Bernie Stinson William Reekie Ernest Blackburn and Rollie Hashman Jr Dean Zook sang hymns with Mrs R L Stevens accompaniment Burial in Greenwood Cemetery For Robert Henry Prewitt services will be Thursday at 2 30 p m at Pomona Methodist Church Rev R A Trowbridge officiating burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna A. Reekie
Anna Reekie
Dengel & Son
William Weber
Carl Reekie
Wilber Reekie
Bernie Stinson
William Reekie
Ernest Blackburn
Rollie Hashman Jr
Dean Zook
R. L. Stevens
Greenwood Cemetery
Robert H. Prewitt
Robert Henry Prewitt
Pomona Methodist Church
R. A. Trowbridge
Woodlawn Cemetery
Pomona
Police Cite Six Motorists
The police department cited six motorists on charges of violating city traffic ordinances. Those charged are Daniel Honeycutt at 1232 E 7th for reckless driving Natherr Banta at 121 Hickory for running a stop sign and no valid license Diane Fisher at 703 E 7th for illegal registration Ralph Chandler at Princeton for speeding 50 in a 60 mile zone Robert Osborn at 122 W Locust for speeding 43 in a 30 mile zone and Louie Murmama at 303 S Sycamore for driving while intoxicated or under the influence of drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Honeycutt
Natherr Banta
Hickory
Diane Fisher
Ralph Chandler
Princeton
Robert Osborn
W. Locust
Louie Murmama
S. Sycamore
Hospital NotesAdmissions and Births and Dismissals
Admissions Bill Sink 632 S Cherry Mrs Lucy McGinnis Princeton Tuesday Candy Mitchell RFD 4 Wednesday Births Mr and Mrs Robert Thompson 305 E 4th twin sons weights 5 lb 2 4 oz and 5 lb 7 oz Mr and Mrs Walter Dengel 633 S Oak son Wednesday weight 8 lb 10 oz Dismissals Jack Cassidy West Dorm Ottawa University Mrs Richard Howitt 1113 College Tuesday John Whitaker RFD 2 Leo Edington 748 S Mulberry Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Sink
S. Cherry
Lucy McGinnis
Princeton
Candy Mitchell
RFD
Robert Thompson
Walter Dengel
S. Oak
Jack Cassidy
West Dorm
Ottawa University
Richard Howitt
College
John Whitaker
Leo Edington
S. Mulberry
Allow Time To Adjust Skybolt Missile Policy
Washington AP The chairman of the House Armed Services Committee Rep Carl Vinson says the United States will drop the Skybolt missile after Britain is given time to adjust He does not plan a special committee probe into continuing Skybolt development Senate Armed Services Chair Sen Richard Russell has announced such an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Armed Services Committee
United States
Britain
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Senate Armed Service Committee
Richard B. Russell
Pope John XXIII Emphasizes Joy Despite Illness At Audience
Pope John XXIII, 81, attended a general audience for 1,500 people in Vatican City. He spoke of Christmas bringing joy even to the suffering and appeared vigorous, though pale and thin, as he walked among attendees and encouraged the crowd while convalescing from a stomach disorder and anemia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
John XXIII
Russians Mum On JFK Talk
In Moscow no Soviet papers mention President Kennedy's Monday US television interview. The regime avoids publishing speeches that could be uncomfortable, leaving no coverage of the remarks in Soviet media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Kennedy
United States
Republicans seek comparable forums to offset Kennedy interview
Washington AP reports the Republican National Committee plans to request four comparable radio and television forums to counter Kennedy's national rocking chair interview. Uncertainty lingers on who would speak for the GOP, with former President Dwight D. Eisenhower most often named by party members but reluctance exists to burden him with a major new task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican National Committee
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
GOP
U S Presses Brazil on Inflation and Politics
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy's surprise Brazil trip underscored Washington's concern over Brazil's rampant inflation and political strain under President Joao Goulart. Kennedy met in Brasilia with Goulart and reiterated U.S. worry while planning a broader regional visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Brazil
U.S
Brasilia
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Kennedy
South America
Panama
Powell in Severe Pain From Spreading Cancer
Hollywood AP Powell actor producer Dick Powell, 57, is in severe pain as cancer spreads to his lower back. Dr. John C. Sharpe says cobalt therapy reduced cancer in Powell’s lymph glands and chest but not detectable by X ray. Powell, who disclosed his cancer last October, is under continuous sedation and recently moved from Beverly Hills home with wife June Allyson and two children to an apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Dick Powell
John C. Sharpe
Powell
Sharpe
Powel
June Allyson
Beverly Hills
Mona Lisa Arrives in New York for U S Exhibition
The Mona Lisa, famed for the world’s most famous smile, arrives in New York amid royal-style security for transport to the National Gallery of Art in Washington D C. President Kennedy to open the exhibit with Secret Service protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leonardo da Vinci
Washington, D.C
National Gallery of Art
Kennedy
Scranton Woman Dies In Carbondale Crash
Mrs Myrtle Briggs age 57 of Scranton died when the pickup she rode in collided with a semi trailer in Carbondale. Her husband Bert Briggs was critically injured. Semi driver T J Johnson of Spiro Oklahoma was unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale, Kan
Myrtle Briggs
Scranton
Carbondale
Bert F. Briggs
T. J. Johnson
Spiro
Okla
Dock Workers Strike Ties Up Italian Ports for 48 Hours
Rome AP reports about 24,000 long shoremen walking out for 48 hours in Italian ports disrupting loading and unloading of several hundred ships. The strike seeks higher pay while workers in Palermo Sicily’s main port refused to strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Palermo
Sicily
Kansas City Market Summary and Probate Notices
Markets report from Kansas City lists hogs, cattle, sheep, and grain prices with many figures. followed by probate notices in Franklin County Kansas for the Bromell and Shipps estates, detailing final settlement and estate sale orders and required defenses by January 9, 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ottawa livestock listings and sales notices
A clang of farm sale notices outlines weekly livestock sales across Kansas and nearby towns. Listings include Overbrook Livestock Sale every Wednesday in Overbrook, Allen County Live Stock Bustion in Cas City, and consignment horse sale events at Ottawa and Neosho livestock firms with dates in December and January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dack Nelson
Pomona
Kas
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Kansas
Allen County Livestock Bustion
Cas City
Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Harold
Charles
Lyndon
Ottawa Livestock Commission Company
West Wilson Street
Ottawa
Neosho Livestock Comm. Co
Neosho
Ott. Livestock Comm. Co
Stainbrook Wholesale
la Cygne
Help Wanted on Amusement Page Ad Mix
Classified item shows multiple hiring ads for various roles including married man age 35 calling on customers at a top rated company with wage open, two full time mechanics with company schooling, Chevrolet sales contact in Ottawa, and Mutual of Omaha sales positions. Real estate salesman opening in Kansas City area offered by Mr Dittemore and Eugene D. Brown Realtors with potential five figure earnings in 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IBM
C-O
Ottawa Herald
ITWO
G.M
G.M. Schools At Intervals At Company Expense. — Johnson Chevrolet
Baldwin
Kansas
Denzel Bryant
Cherry
Ottawa
Mutual of Omaha
Kansas Ave
Topeka
Kans
Kansas City
Saleman
Dittemore
Eugene D. Brown
Realtors
Mitcalf
Shawnee Mission
Niagra
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Hawthorne School
Peoria School
Murphy’s Turkey Farm
Ady
Youth Center
Ktjofm
Independence Messiah Choir
Independence
Turkey
Antone Produce
S. Main
Ellis
I. R. Keagy
W. Std
Vernon L. _Keagy
Newington, Conn
Roy Green, Baldwin
B. Enyart
Lamb
Cub
Pope John II
Pope
U. S
Louis DE LA Hara
Much
White House
Pierre Salinger
Towner’ Choapece Ees
Legals
Emer R. Bromell
State of Kansas
Leroy R. Bromell
Petitlon
Leroy FR. Bromell
Willis H. McQueary
J. T. Shipps
Joe Shipps
State of
Neal Baxter
N.Y
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Base Company
Printy
Ben Printy
Sesney
Main Street
Frankin County
City of Fomona
Anderson & Byrd Dorneys
Cal
Wooere
National
Cce
Ine
Avon
Nell Westall
Emporia
General Services
Underwood Pubg
Ottawa Herald General Service
McCracken Electric
Robert
Harra
Joe Blake
N.j Sycamore
Ouroc
Herbert Niles
SBI
Lebo
University of Nebraska Engineers
J.D
Ottawa Tractor & Impl. Co., Inc
Fort
Williamsburg
Mathiason
Leeds
Bob Caylor
Rantoul
Arnold's
Wigglesworth
Stainbrook
TOY
Firestone Stores
Malott‘s
TOY & Gift
Malott Hardware
Ram
O.K. Bargain Store
White’s Furniture & Appl
Court House
Santa
Toy Department
White’s Furniture & Appliances
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