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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1961

Page

5

Burglary defendant sentenced. several cases noted

Leroy McKinney 16 of Cleburne pleaded guilty in District Court to second degree burglary and was sentenced to the Kansas State Industrial Reformatory Hutchinson until discharged by law. A grand larceny charge was dismissed as McKinney and four others faced theft of about 500 dollars from Grover Knight Men’s Clothing Store in Ottawa on Nov. 19. Ottawa Finance Co. filed for 2600 dollars from Jesse G. Doudna. Franklin County treasurer reports 2365.01 dollars liquor tax distribution. Mrs. Vida Adams of Ottawa learns of sister Mrs. E A Jackson’s death in Kansas City. Franklin County Square Teens plan a holiday party Friday at First Methodist Church basement 7:30 p.m.

Leroy McKinney Cleburne Tex Kansas State Industrial Reformatory Hutchinson McKinney Grover Knight Men’s Franklin County Square First Methodist Church

Rockefeller Leaves Door Open for 1964 Presidential Bid

Albany Governor Nelson Rockefeller signals possible run for the Republican nomination in 1964 while launching a campaign focused on re election as governor. He argues voters will judge him by his record and that a four year pledge is unnecessary for next year.

Albany N.Y Nelson A. Rockefeller Rockefeler

Ask Gas Masks For Negroes

In Baton Rouge CORE field secretary Rev. B. E. Cox asked President Kennedy to allow Negroes to buy surplus gas masks to continue peaceful demonstrations in the South. Cox, released from jail, said he sent the telegram. police used tear gas on Dec 15 to disperse about 1,500 protesters. Cox faces trial Jan 3 on inciting to riot and conspiring to incite riot charges.

Baton Rouge, la Congress of Racial Equality CORE Kennedy Southland B. E. Cox High Point N.C Baton Rouge Cox

East German farm worker sentenced to death for arson

BERLIN AP reports a 50 year old farm worker received a death sentence after setting fire to two barns on a collective farm in protest against the Communist regime. The case highlights unrest within East Germany and harsh penalties for political acts.

Berlin

Wellsville News Gift To Provide New Pews For Church

Wellsville Baptist Church receives a $1500 gift for new pews, with contract discussions set for trustee meeting on January 4. Community notices include church events, holiday gatherings, and locals visiting relatives, plus Christmas remembrances and college students home for holidays.

Homer Ganong Hugh Cramer Wellsville Baptist Church Cramer

Bus Car Crash Kills 1 Hurts 31 Near Pacific Missouri

A chartered Missouri Pacific bus collided head on with a car three miles east of Pacific on U S 66. The car driver Joseph F McNamee 23 of Pacific died en route to hospital. Thirty one bus passengers were injured including ten seriously. 33 McDonnell Aircraft workers aboard the bus were en route to St Louis from Washington area.

Pacific U.S Fox Creek Missouri Pacific Joseph F. McNamee St. Louis County Hospital St. Francis Hospital Washington Robert North McNamee Lawrence J. Maung Robert D. Hurth McDonnell Aircraft Corp Washington Area St. Louis

Joyful Pomona Holiday Page Brightens Town

Santa Claus visited Pomona sponsored by the Lions Club as about 200 children from the grade school were dismissed early. The high school hosted the annual Christmas party with a tree decorated by the sophomores and gifts beneath it delivered by the junior class. A band parade and several films preceded refreshments, and the celebration ended as buses signaled vacation beginning at 3 p.m. on Friday with return set for Jan 2, 1962.

Santa Claus Lions Club Santa

Ottawa City Commission approves beer licenses for 1962

The Ottawa city commission approved ten tavern beer licenses and two for off premises sales at its year end meeting. Licenses cost 100 dollars for taverns and 50 dollars for off premise sales. Names approved included Monarch Billards, Dot’s Tavern, Blue Room Recreation, Russ and Pat’s Tavern, Lee’s Tavern, and The Spot among others. Also approved were licenses for gas fitters, plumbers and electricians for 1962, with Jan 24 set for a follow up in other business.

City of Ottawa City Hall

Soviet Agent To Guinea Visit Aimed at Smoothing Ties

London AP reports Anastas I. Mikoyan, one of the Soviet Union's top troubleshooters and First Deputy Premier, will visit Guinea next month to ease ruffled relations with the West African republic. Moscow radio notes Guinea's President Sekou Toure had complained of a Communist plot alleged to be directed by an "East European embassy."

London Soviet Union Anastas I. Mikoyan Guinea West African Republic Moscow Radio Moscow Sekow Toure Kremlin

KC Markets Kansas City cattle and hog prices

KC markets report cattle with limited steers and heifers for price test. Cows steady to strong. calves and dealers in the 20 to 26 dollar range. Hogs 3,000 head with barrows and gilts down slightly. sows steady. Sheep 800 head with slaughter lambs and ewes showing varied but steady to higher quotes. fall shorn lambs 16.25 to 16.50.

Kansas City

Death notices for Edward Porter and Albert Casten

Edward Porter aged 85 of Lawrence dies at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Survived by four daughters, two sons, 42 grandchildren, 40 great grandchildren, and a brother. services at Towner's Chapel with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Albert M. Casten, 80, retired Quenemo attorney, dies at Cedar House nursing home after illness. Survived by three brothers and two sisters. services at Shaffer Mortuary with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery, Quenemo.

Edward Porter Ransom Memorial Hospital Lawrence Kentucky George Porter Addie Porter Lawrence Christian Church Esterine McDuff Frederica Brown Dorothy Brown Geraldine Crane Lora Porter Donald Porter Kansas City Arthur Porter Baldwin Towner’s Chapel J. R. Gray Wesley Sims Oak Hill Cemetery Albert M. Casten Quenemo Cedar House J.H.L Regula (Speicht) Casten California Truth Or Consequences N. M Ottawa Leo Ernest Casten Walter Casten Gretna Mena Schrader Osage City Clara Schendel Berkeley Calif Shaffer Mortuary Lyndon

Funeral services for Mrs. L. B. Dobbs

Mrs. L. B. Dobbs died December 25 and funeral services were held at Williamsburg Methodist Church on December 27 with Rev. W. L. Shuler officiating. Pallbearers were Elston Decker Harold Bethell A. R. Dehn Lloyd Neal L. T. Pattie and John Van Valkenburg. Mrs. L. T. Thornton sang hymns with accompaniment by Mrs. W. R. Binns. Burial followed at Mt. Hope Cemetery Williamsburg.

L. B. Dobbs Williamsburg Methodist Church W. L. Shuler Elston Decker Harold Bethell A. R. Dehn Lloyd Neal L. T. Pattie John van Valkenburg L. T. Thornton W. R. Binns Mt. Hope Cemetery Williamsburg

Economic Report Keeps JFK Busy

President Kennedy shifts from drafting the State of the Union to reviewing the economic message for Congress. He will meet with Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman and Economic Advisory Council chair Walter Heller, while his ailing father remains in Palm Beach. The January 10 Congress start heightens urgency, with farm program details and overall budget briefly discussed.

Palm Beach, Fla Kennedy Congress Orville L. Freeman Economic Advisory Council Walter Heller Pierre Salinger Palm Beach White House Joseph P. Kennedy Marco Johannsen Freeman Salinger Heller Washington David E. Bell Theodore Sorensen Myer Feldman

Takes Kuwait Trouble To UN

Iraq sought Security Council attention accusing Britain of moving troops toward Kuwait and destabilizing the Middle East. Foreign Minister Hashim Jawad charged the British with pressuring small states and seeking imperial aims, warning of threats to peace and Iraq’s security from ongoing military movements and propaganda.

Baghdad Iraq U.N. Security Council Middle East Oshich Kuwait Abdel Kuwait Britain Security Council Hashim Ja Jawad

Two Killed Four Hurt In Rural Hutchinson Crash

A two car crash near Hutchinson Kansas killed Mrs Mabel Hanson in her mid forties and Steve Johnson Jr 19. Four others including Bruce Davis 19 in critical condition and Robet Nicklin 20 Kenneth Wolfe 20 were injured. Mrs Hanson was a music instructor at Hutchinson Junior College and a passenger in Dr James Barrett's car who was treated and released.

Hutchinson Kan Mabel Hanson Steve Johnson, Jr Johnson Bruce Davis James Barrett Robet Nicklin Kenneth Wolfe Hanson Hutchinson Junior College Dr. Barrett Barrett

Rifleman's Wife Sues for Divorce in Los Angeles

Elizabeth Connors sues Chuck Connors for divorce in Los Angeles accusing him of extreme cruelty and disrespecting the solemnity of marriage vows. The complaint was filed on Wednesday in superior court.

Los Angeles Chuck Connors Elizabeth Connors

Hospital Notes And Births In Various Communities

Admissions list includes Mrs Raymond Gibson Pomona Mrs Daniel Johnson RFD 2 Mrs Roy W Brown RFD 1 Mrs Howard Doman 616 Maple Mrs Angeline Jones Cedar House nursing home Wednesday Elmer Robison Lawrence Steven David Johnston RFD 2 Pomona Mrs Louis Hardage 1217 S Mulberry Danny Hancock Princeton Mrs Jo B Wolf 608 S Hickory Mrs Donald Barnes 1104 N Oak Donna McDowell 709 Olive Births Mr and Mrs George Abosambra Baldwin daughter born Wednesday weight 7 lb 2% oz Mr and Mrs Howard Fowler 810 S Cedar son born Thursday weight 6 lb 13 oz Dismissals Mrs Roy W Jones 712 N Mulberry Effie Marts Princeton Raymond Spillman Pomona Harry Whitenack 717 Cleveland Dale and Trudy Gragg Quenemo Karen Kirkland Princeton Thursday

Raymond Gibson Daniel Johnson Pomona Roy W. Brown Howard Doman Maple Angeline Jones Cedar House Elmer Robison Lawrence Steven David Johnson Louis Hardage S. Mulberry Danny Hancock Princeton Jo B. Wolf S. Hickory Donald Barnes N. Oak Donna McDowell Olive George Abosamra Baldwin Howard Fowler S. Cedar Roy W. Jones N. Mulberry Effie Marts Raymond Spillman Harry Whitenack Cleveland Dale Trudy Gragg Quenemo Karen Kirkland

Rabbi Sandmel Denounces Dead Sea Scrolls

Rabbi Samuel Sandmel of Cincinnati, president of the Society of Biblical Literature and Exegesis, called the Dead Sea Scrolls the greatest exaggeration in biblical scholarship at the Society's 96th annual meeting at Concordia Seminary in St. Louis. He warned that material to excite the scrolls as alleged was absent.

Notice of Hearing in Estate of James Franklin Adams

First published December 28 1961 and last January 11 1962 in Franklin County Kansas Probate Court hearing for final settlement of the estate of James Franklin Adams also known as Jim Adams. Joel H Towner as administrator seeks approval of accounts and heirs' determination with the court in Ottawa. Defenses due January 22 1962 at 10:00 a.m. in court. failure means judgment. Gleason Gleason Doty and Logan represent the administrator.

State of Kansas Franklin County James Franklin Adams Jim Adams Ottawa

Hearing on Final Settlement in Halloren Estate Ottawa

State of Kansas Franklin County Maye Halloren Deceased Notice of hearing on petition for final settlement filed by Robert B Hill administrator c t a of the will requesting final settlement of estate accounts approval of fees and expenses and determination of heirs and legatees The hearing is set for January 5 1962 at 10 o clock a m in the Ottawa Court Failure to appear may result in judgment by default Attorneys for petitioner Anderson Byrd

State of Kansas Franklin County Maye Halloren Robert 8. Hill C.t.a Ottawa

Community Auction Notices Across Ottawa and Nearby Towns

Local sales listings show auctions and sales every week across Ottawa and nearby towns. Dennis Auto Co hosts auctions at 123 E. and antiques furniture items. Franklin County Sale Co runs sales at Wilson and Locust in Ottawa. community auctions occur Tuesdays at 7 p.m. and Thursdays at 1136 N. Main with dealers like Printy and Son Cap Printy and D J Auction.

Myers Bros Claude Howard Ottawa Franklin County Sale Company Locust & Wilson Dennis Auto Co Printy Ben Printy N. Main Jack Nelson Pomona Kas Overbrook Livestock Base Overbrook Kansas Main Wilson Pitt

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ottawa Finance Co., Inc M. Main Jesse G. Doudna Ellis Almeda Sinclair Donald E. Fabert Salt Lake City Utah Area Snyder Pharmacy S. Main Vida Adams Rocky Wellsville News Bernice Holden David Sieg Ralph Rolland Williston Graceland College Lamoni Iowa Rolland Fairlane Oklo M. L. Averill Chamber of Commerce Hugh Macy Lowell Collins Omer Knoop Paola Noble Hopkins Eudora Wellsville Methodist Church Fellowship Hall Legion and Auxiliary Legion Hall Dean Lingle Pendleton Ore Mina Kennedy Pearl Lingle Lingle E. N. Weldon Alexandria Weldon Emporia State Teachers College Donna Coughlin Donald Couglin Coughlin Cecil Bailey Claron Bailey Sr Kenny Claron W. Bailey Lloyd Bailey Fr Riley Kathy Pierce Charles Pierce Effie Pierce Linda John Foulkrod Lois Ann Eversmeyer Osawatomie Golden Hours New Hope Karen Averill Emporia Pomona News Mary Hudelson N. V. Hudelson Don Herold Merriam Nick Hudelson Jr Washington, D. C J. R. Hudelson John F. Hudelson Joan Martha Jim J. A. Hudelson Robert Hudelson Karl Johnson Kathy Wade George Gould Roger Gould Wellsville Kenneth Jones Colleen Duane Ellen Eldon Morris Steven Concord Garnett Mabel Johnson Topeka Rex Pearson Boulder Colo Nick Huderson Jr Alden Cearfoss I. W. Cearfoss Orville Cearfoss Darrell Cearfoss Overland Park Mary Johnson Charlie Briles Charles Swenson Atchison Dan Gardner Hartford Kenneth Gentry Charlie Cain Charlotte Cade Wilda Rogers Charlie Rogers Jim Plough Clathe John Dickey Neal Baxter Marsha Rick Willard Lister H. O. Cain Junior McEvoy Homer Barkley Don McFarland Gene Maxwell Doris Ray John Howell Monarch Billards Lee Wedman N. R. Hodson Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks W. 2Nd Louis Brady Clifford E. Gibson Francis E. Button Dot’s Tavern Dorothy Weininger Order of Eagles Willow Street 10Th 15Th Streets Walnut Street Shattuck Avenue Walnut Santa Fe Hayward Brill Blue Room Recreation Otho O. Lackey Russ and Dreddy Towner Olpendahle Ambul Ubweke Seeacan Church of the Nazarene Jfk Wad American. International Presents Robert Louis Stevenson Paul Massie Dawn Addams Christopher Lee Michael Carreras Terence Fisher Ahammer Film Eed Towner Caubapee Legals Joel H. Towner Gleason Gleason, Doty and Logan Anderson & Byrd Attorneys Harold Stewart Charles Beatty Harold Charles Lyndon, Kansas Jake Ralston Gordon James Ernest Arnold Overbrook Emporia Livestock Sale Co Franklin County Sale. Co Wilson and Locust
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