Tax forms and local notices in brief update
A compact news brief notes Uncle Sam and State income tax forms mailed with instructions. It mentions Owens Fallowell trip, Rose Parade ad, Britain appealing a fine, Warner facing a driving charge, Lt. Slankard's Navy graduation, World Book sales push, and Peg Carr attending a Kansas Chamber meeting for action plans.
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Uncle Sam
Peg Carr
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Topeka
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Funerals for I Edward Miller and Louis Bohnet
Services were held December 28 at Princeton Christian Church for I Edward Miller who died December 24 with Rev James Sorensen presiding and pallbearers including Howard Brown Harold Carey Ralph Haney Roy Spencer and others. Burial followed at Princeton Cemetery. Also on December 28 services for Louis Bohnet who died December 25 were held at Towner's Chapel with Rev Kurt E Juengel officiating. Pallbearers included John Allen Ralph Sand Lou Stratton and others. Burial was at Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Edward Miller
I. Edward Miller
Princeton Christian Church
James Sorensen
Howard Brown
Harold Carey
Ralph Haney
Roy Spencer
Dean Carey
Ben Haney
Raymond Dagenette
Earl Butts
Neil Anderson
Princeton Cemetery
Louis Bohnet
Towner’s Chapel
Kurt E. Juengel
John Allen
Ralph Sand
Lou Stratton
Tommy Craft
Clarence Good
Walter Hegberg
Gerald Hamilton
Raymond Gillette
Vada Neihaus
Lawrence Ott
Highland Cemetery
Mary E. McKnight
McVey-Dengel
Thomas Ingle
Robert McKnight
Bert Williams
Gene McAdoo
Elmer White
Don Hough
Solen Lane
A. H. North
R. L. Stevens
Deaths RAY CLARK 69 Merced native dies in Ottawa notice
Ray Clark 69 of Merced California died December 22 according to a notice received in Ottawa He was the son of former Franklin County treasurer A E Clark He graduated from Ottawa High School Surviving are his widow two sons one brother Ernest of Florida and two sisters Mrs Amy Wickham Baker Oregon and Mrs R E Webb Colorado Springs
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Ray Clark
Merced
Calif
Ottawa
A. E. Clark
Franklin County
Ottawa High School
Ernest
Florida
Amy Wickham
Baker
Ore
R. E. Webb
Colorado Springs
Nine Year Old Shot by Accident at Mapleton Home
In Fort Scott Kansas Earl Thomas Holstein aged nine was fatally wounded when a shotgun he and his brother William fourteen were examining discharged at their Mapleton residence. The boy died on arrival at a Fort Scott hospital. Parents Wil lam Fred Holstein Sr. were away. Siblings Carolyn and Marilyn, sixteen, survive.
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Fort Scott
Kas
Earl Thomas Holstein
William
Mapleton
Willam Fred Holstein Sr
Carolyn
Marlyn
Fidel Castros sanity questioned in Today interview
American reporter James Buchanan of the Miami Herald, recently jailed in Cuba for 14 days, told NBC Today that Fidel Castro's recent actions do not reflect a sane man. He avoided calling Castro a psychopath and said Communist influence under Castro is evident while noting civil liberties erode from expectations set by Castro.
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New York
Fidel Castro
James Buchanan
The
Miami Herald
Dave Garroway
National Broadcasting Co
Castro
Cuba
Fidel
Three Die In Family Fuss
Kansas City AP report: a rejected suitor fatally harmed a divorced woman and her son, wounded her and her mother, then died in a crisis after breaking into the home. Victims are Janet Scott Hill 17, Erskine Scott Jr. 12, and Earl Jones 26. Frances Scott 38 injured. Hadley Craddock 21 involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Janet Scott ‘Hill
Erskine Virgil Scott Jr
Earl Jones
Frances Scott
Freenss Hospital
Jones
Mrs.Hill
Craddock
Fire damages Silverdale Stone Co plant in blaze
A fire at Silverdale Cut Stone Co destroyed the cutting plant and offices, with damage estimated over 100000. Fanned by a north wind, the blaze raged two hours, bending metal beams and toppling walls and roof. No workers were present. insurance will cover less than half. Cause undetermined.
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Silverdale, Kas
Silverdale Cut Stone Co
Jimmy Piatt
Eva Piatt
Arkansas City
Silverdale
Pratt
Woman Hit By Bomber Fuel In Tucson Tragedy
A Tucson woman, June A. David, 32, riding a bicycle, died when a B47 fuel tank fell from a Davis Monthan Air Force Base flight and exploded. The plane’s captain steered into a steep bank to avoid a denser area, investigators said.
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Tucson
Ariz
June A. David
Clifford Smith
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Smith
Air Force
Donald R. Shilling
Seven Men Rescued From River Ice Offshore Quebec
A helicopter rescued seven men stranded on a drifting St Lawrence River ice floe Monday night after their fishing shack broke away during cod fishing. They drifted for four hours before being lifted to safety.
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Quebec
St. Lawrence River
Loe
Dr W A Elliott Will Move From Ottawa To Fort Worth
Dr W A Elliott a well known Ottawa minister will leave Ottawa Saturday to live with his daughter's family in Fort Worth Texas They are Mr and Mrs C Morlan and son Donald in Ottawa University student who were there for Christmas His 40 year ministry began at First Baptist Church in Ottawa in 1907 He retired in 1947 and then lived at 721 S Mulberry The move brings him closer to a son and family Elliott Susan and Sarah who recently visited Also grandson Gordon Morlan and his fiancee Judy Green of Dearborn Michigan recently came from Kalamazoo Michigan both former University of Ottawa students
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W. A Elliott
Ottawa
Fort Worth
C. &. Morlan
Wisteria ,Court
Donald
Ottawa ‘University
Elliott
First Baptist Church
S. Mulberry
Susan
Sarah
Kalamazoo
Mich
Gordon Morlan
Judy Green
Dearborn
0. U
Fined Jailed On Driving Charge
A 17 year old Ottawan Roddy Dale Cook 521 N Cherry was fined $20 and jailed three days after pleading guilty in Police Court to reckless driving. Judge Pinet said it was harsh but a third violation in a short period. Other cases today led to fines totaling $119 for five people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roddy Dale Cook
N. Cherry
Robert Pinet
Cook
Larry Douglas Koehler
S. Oak
Lawrence E. Gast
Dennis N. Petal
Evangeline Watts
Fred Clayborn
Claude Matthew Hoss
S. Poplar
George Charles Geise Jr
S. Mulberry
Negro Voter Registration Drive Aims for 2.5 Million
NAACP and Southern Christian Leadership Conference inaugurate a southern voter registration push. Roy Wilkins and Martin Luther King Jr. say the non partisan effort targets 2.5 million registrants for the 1960 presidential election with support for civil rights backed candidates.
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Atlanta
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Roy Wilkins
New York
NAACP
Martin Luther King Jr
Montgomery
Ala
Gideon Chosen by God to Save Israel from Midianites
A biblical tale shows Gideon threshing secretly when an angel announces his fate to lead Israel. He doubts his worth, but God commands him to destroy Baal’s altar, cut down the grove, and later deliver Israel, evolving from youth to prophet, leader, and judge.
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Gideon
Israel
Manasseh
Baal
Breakins Reported At Two Williamsburg Stations
Franklin County sheriff reports two Williamsburg service stations Phillips 66 and Skelly broken into after midnight. Phillips lost about two cartons of cigarettes and a small amount of pennies. Skelly untouched. Entry made by breaking glass front doors and reaching inside to open them.
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Williamsburg
Phillips 66
Skelly
Franklin County Sheriff’s Office
Phillips Station
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions include Kelly Dunham RFD 2 Wells sville Mrs Maurice Ponton 741 Ash Edith Gibbons 203 Ash today Dismissals list Rhonda Haas 1121 N Main Mrs James Franks Jr and baby son 315 S Cedar Zela Curtis Hickman Mills Mo Jane Leach Pomona Mrs Henry Hermreck and baby daughter 816 S Locust Mrs Leslie Lawler Baldwin today
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Kelly Dunham
RFD
Wellssville
Maurice Ponton
Edith Gibbons
Rhonda Haas
N. Main
James Franks Jr
S. Cedar
Zela Curtis
Hickman Mills
Jane Leach
Pomona
Henry Hermreck
S. Locust
Leslie Lawler
Baldwin
Carbine evidence links Goodpaster to slaying case
Williamson County Coroner Adolph Flack said empty .30 caliber U S Army carbine cartridges found in Dr W J Goodpaster s desk match those found near the scene of the Christmas Day slaying of Mrs Margaret Strunk and the wounding of her escort Bernard Dobraski near the Goodpaster home Goodpaster a brother of President Eisenhower s staff secretary is jailed without bond on murder and assault charges Goodpaster denies ownership of a carbine and shooting the pair A Springfield ballistic expert examined and compared the cartridges
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Marion
Williamson County
Adolph Flack
W. J. Goodpaster
Carterville
Ill
Goodpaster
Eisenhower
Andrew J. Goodpaster
Margaret Strunk
Flack
Naval Reserve Pilot Killed Near Minneapolis
A Naval Reserve pilot from Kansas City Lt. Roland E. Toeys, 26, was killed Monday when a Navy propeller fighter crashed 15 miles southwest of the Minneapolis St Paul airport. He was en route from the Olathe Naval Air Station and was an aeronautical engineering senior at the University of Minnesota. Cause of the crash was not known.
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Minneapolis
Kansas City
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Roland E. Toeys
Olathe Naval Air Station
University of Minnesota
Nixon and Kennedy May Run In New Hampshire
Vice President Richard Nixon and Senator John F. Kennedy may enter New Hampshire’s March 8 primary. Nixon delays a firm decision while advisers weigh listing his name to mobilize grass roots Republicans. Kennedy likely to enter every possible primary with Senator Hubert Humphrey as a potential Democratic opponent in New Hampshire.
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Nixon
Kennedy
New Hampshire
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Eisenhower
GOP
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices
KC Livestock Kansas City AP reports cattle calf slaughter steers high good and choice mostly steady others mixed yearlings cows bulls and calves firm stockers weaker. Hogs slow with barrows gilts steady to 25 lower sows steady to strong. Sheep active slaughter lambs steady to strong ewe feeder lambs and wooled/sheep prices listed.
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Kansas City
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Drake’s Bakery
Adv
Owen Fallowell
Oklahoma City
Gary Fallowell
Gregory
Crites
S. Main
Albert Lee Britain
Cedar
Britain
Highway Patrol
Ellis
Willam Henry Warner
Wichita
Max L. Slankard
George Slankard
Princeton
Navy
Naval Postgraduate School
Monterey
M. L. Merrick
70Th St
Missouri
W. A. Elliott
Ft. Worth
Fogle
Crushed Stone AG. Limestone
Children OF the Bible
Patrick and
Garrison
Keen Company
Gingerich Liquid
Kansas
Blunk
Vemma
Walter Wilson
Naval Reserve
Robert Barnes
Ash
By Jack Bell
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixson
Rockefeller
KC Livestock
Stewart
Gordon B. Noland
Mgr
Skelgas
John Martin
South Main
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