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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1959

Page

4

Christmas-Eve Library Closure and Local Notices

City library to stay closed Saturday and reopen Monday December 28. Christmas party free cake and coffee scheduled December 24 at 5 p m at Chris Conoco. Police report: approximately 75 dollars stolen from Texaco station at Keokuk and Main between 8 p m Monday and 7 a m yesterday by breaking a south window pane. Christmas Day meals advertised at Mom & Blackies Cafe and Turkey and ham dinners. George Charles Gelse Jr., 33, cited for failure to yield right of way after collision at 4th and Cedar. Don ald Eugene Welton involved. Major damages to both cars. no citation for the other party. Dorothy Jane Lehman filed for divorce from Donald Lehman. Lions Trees advertised 50 percent off. Collision in 600 block of North Cherry with major damages. Kenneth Alvin Dodds driver of other car. no citation. Geraldine Hearn filed for divorce from John Hearn. World Book Encyclopedia advertised at 1960 price. Postmaster reports all Christmas parcels will be delivered by Christmas Eve. late arrivals will be delivered to ensure delivery before holidays. 1st Birthday Party Free Cake and Coffee noted for Dec 24 at 5 p m. Rotary Club speaker E E Caylor on Christmas. Lions Trees advertised at 59 percent off.

George Charles Gelse Jr Mulberry 4Th and Cedar Donald Eugene Welton Harlan McFadden N. Sycamore North Cherry Kenneth Alvin Dodds N. Cherry

Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals List

Hospital notes record admissions for Clyde Shade Emil Ludolph Higinio Es cobar and Gary Dale Johnston among others and dismissals including Earl Williams Mrs Edwin Brownlee Mrs Earl Comstock and baby son Melvern and Quenomo. entries cite several addresses and names with today noted.

Earl Williams Kansas City Edwin Brownlee Lane Earl Comstock Melvern Gary Dale Johnston Baldwin Stanley Lloyd Quenemo Charles Burlingham Willow Elmer Randall Hamblin David Allen Espinosa S. Main

Investigate Kansas Rates Prompt ICC Inquiry

The Interstate Commerce Commission opened an inquiry into Kansas railroad freight rates after railroads protested that the Kansas Corporation Commission exempted many heavy commodities from intrastate increases to align with interstate rises. 1957 saw a 12 percent general increase and 1958 increases of 2 to 5 percent, with exemptions including sand, gravel, building materials, limestone, coal, and petroleum products costing railroads over a million dollars yearly.

Washington Unterstate Commerce Commission Today Kansas Kansas Corporation Commission ICC Kansas Commission

Court Won't Cite Papers Over Suppressed Suit

Detroit district court declined to cite Detroit News Detroit Times and Detroit Free Press for contempt after they published details of a suppressed civil suit. Chief Judge Theodore Levin and three other judges stated the suppression rule does not bar information obtained from other sources.

Detroit U. S. District Court Theodore Levin Detroit News Detroit Times Detroit Free Press News

Marriage Licenses for Spiller And Andsraon in Ottawa

David Frederick Spiller aged 20 of Melrta Park I and Meredith Ann Andsraon aged 1 of Ottawa obtain marriage licenses. Kenneth W. Pohl 95 and Neomi Ruth Watts 22, both of Ottawa, also receive marriage licenses.

David Frederick Spiller Melrta Park Meredith Ann Andsraon Ottawa Kenneth W. Pohl Neomi Ruth[Watts

Two Ottawans Are Fined For Speeding

Richard Heist Bechtle a 21 year old of 633 South Ash and Jon Roger Hamilton a 17 year old of 1850 South Mulberry were given suspended sentences in County Court for speeding and reckless driving after being cited by the highway patrol shortly after 11 p.m. on December 21. Bechtle was charged with driving 110 miles per hour at night and received 109 dollars in fines and a 30 day suspended jail term while Hamilton driving 100 miles per hour at night drew a 5 day suspended jail. Their drag race on US 59 about a mile and a half north of Ottawa led to Bechtle losing control and crashing into a ditch on Pleasant Grove hill and Hamilton’s car being identified by its license plate.

Richard Heist Bechtle S. Ash Jon Roger Hamilton S. Mulberry Bechtle Highway Patrol Hamilton Ottawa Douglas County Pramiiton Lawrence Pleasant Grove Hill

Funeral services for Charles Cade held at Sacred Heart

Charles Cade died December 18 and funeral services were held December 21 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Family and Lions club members attended a dinner afterward at Sacred Heart School with Rev. Charles M. Brink presiding. Pallbearers included Homer J. Henning Grover Knight Ralph Weinheim John Kramer Fred Gardner Arnold Hart Henry Geiler and Gordon Barnes. Burial followed in Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona.

Charles W. Cade Charles Lions Club William Cade Heart Catholic Church Rawlie Smith Charles M. Brink Wilbur Purvis Sacred Heart School John Graceys Sane M. Benedicta O.S.B

Television Dangers Warned By Lancet

London AP report says The Lancet cautions that excessive TV watching can trigger ailments from TV neck and TV thrombosis to TV fits and heart issues. Prolonged sitting and cramped posture may worsen conditions. regular breaks and brisk walks are advised to reduce risk.

London The Lancet

Wellsville News Tells Of His Life In Hawaii

Pfe and Mrs. Thomas Bossi recently visited Mrs. Bernice Shoemaker and others. Bossi, on a 45 day leave from Schofield Barracks Oahu with the 25th Artillery, plans Kansas City then Arkansas City to visit family. He praises Hawaii's climate and notes crops and scenery. Also covered are social visits, local memorials, and Christmas activities at New Hope Baptist Church with gifts to Osawatomie State Hospital and community programs.

Oahu Hawaii Kuai Garden Isle Emil Kirchhoff Percy van Horn New Hope Baptist Church Osawatomie

Baker Receives Texaco Grant To Support Education

Baker University has been selected to receive an unrestricted Texaco Inc. grant for 1959 60. The $1,300 grant aims to strengthen academic salaries and enrich services. Texaco joins 200 plus colleges in its education support program. A concurrent $500 grant from Great Lakes Pipeline Co. will be used for similar purposes.

Baldwin — Baker University United States Texaco Inc W. J. Scarborough Baker University Texaco Scarborough Great Lakes Pipeline Co Kansas City R. H. Learmonth

Deaths of William E. Nelson and Phebe Barnhisel

William E. Nelson, 76, of 724 S Locust, died at home at 6 15 am after a long illness. He served in the U S Navy and leaves a widow four daughters a son and seven grandchildren. Phebe A Barnhisel, 80, Wellsville resident and Cedar House patient, died early today. Surviving include two sons a daughter and siblings, with services to be held in Wellsville Saturday.

C. L. Brennen Polo, MM Polo Ill Brennen Wynona Mallory Wellsville Bob West Point William E. Nelson S. Locust Ottawa Burlington Quenemo Charles I Mary (Plowman) Nelson Bessie Arlene Harris Olathe Lebo Masonic Lodge U. S. Navy Wilma A. Thompson Beaufort D. C Helen L. Spiers Gainesville Tex Ethel F. Moore Esther J. Gunn Topeka William E. Nelson Jr Phebe A. Barnhisel Cedar House Nursing Home Lyndon Winfield Scott Barnhisel John Robert Mary Kruez‘burg Hiawatha Fred Nicolay Butler Harold Nicolay Artthur California Olive Gibson Wichita Coughlin Chapel Wellsville Cemetery

Leisure Nour Christmas party hosted by Hobsons family

Mr and Mrs Francis Hobson from California visited his mother Lula Hobson during leave. Hosts Herb McClure and George Atchison organized a pre Christmas gathering with gift exchange and film viewing. Local shoppers list prices for produce and livestock at Kansas City markets follow the notices.

Francis Hobson California Lula Hobson Herb McClure George Atchison Nour Emma Embry Chet Nathan Ceeseesieceesaesecraes

Dollar and Sense Farming 3 Change the Engine Oil

Winter engine care warns against frequent cold starts that trap gas and water in oil. Warm up before work to prevent sludge. For hen lice, use lindane roast paint and malathion dust to control pests and support egg production.

Hales in Chanute to Help Wayne Celebrate Birthday

Hales arrive in Chanute to honor Wayne’s birthday event. Local celebrations center on Wayne with family and friends gathering for the milestone.

Two Vehicles in Crash on Rock Creek Bridge

A 2:30 p m collision on the Rock Creek bridge south of Ottawa on US 59 injured two Osawatomie residents. Lester E Young 3 drove a northbound station wagon colliding with Betty Jean Stevens 37 in a pickup. The bridge also sustained damage when a truck trailer driven by George Earl Williams 39 of Kansas City Mo struck it earlier yesterday.

Osawatomie Rock Creek Highway Patrol Lester E. Young Betty Jean Stevens Ottawa US 59 George Earl Williams Kansas City

Also Mentioned on This Page

City Library Chris Conoco Keokuk and Main Mom & Blackies Ellis Donald Lehman Dorothy Jane Lehman Sunrise Dairy Adv Geraldine Hearn John Hearn M. L. Merrick 70Th St Missouri T. J. Cummings Chris Conoco E- E. Caylor Rotary Club Rolla Thomas Calistoga Canf Hugh Bryan Huston Pullford Bob Powner Carl Carlson Mandan N. D Lawrence Lundstedt Clyde Shade RFD Emil Ludolph Westphalia Higinio Escobar King Willis Canter EELS Philadelphia Schuylkill Expressway Richmond News Lions Mabel Chandler British Medical Journal Wellsville News Cory Barnett Bailey’s Cafe Clarence Coffman Frank Rice William Farney and Kem Myrtle Collins Walter Scott Dot Harrison Jennie Porter Belle Rand Inez Larrick Jennie Lytle Fernleaf Barnett Coffman Lou Cavett Everett Vickers F and John Portland Arey Gene DeTar Joe DeTar Leavenworth Edna DeTar CWO Kenneth F. Boone Gerrald Street Sumter S. C Boone New York South Carolina Shaw Afb Esther Todd American Legion Auxiliary Charles Thorn A. D. Hill Wesly Hill Henry Schmied Peka Kenneth Cordle Darrell RFD 2 Claron Cordle George Cordle Earl Kohler M. McWilson Eldon Finch Roy Miller Raymond Carpenter Dale VanHorn Baker KC Livestock APY Ugh Peoples National Dolllar the Peoples National Bank OF Ottawa Stanley John G. Kaiser Masonic the Savings and Loan Associations of Ottawa Savings and Loan Ass'n Anchor Savings and Loan Ass'n Ferne and Bruce Towner’s Reern Ie Aid Melottawa Pceefer Acr ' Doane Agricultural Service
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