Ottawa area brief items mix of arrests and notices
Weekend patrol arrests lead to court appearances for two men Earl Wright of Osawatomie charged in a no passing zone and improper registration James Bates Paola auto dealer cited for missing dealer tags Rev W H Briggs to move to St John Roger Fredrikson to speak at Pittsburg State and Kansas State religious emphasis weeks Drunks cited in Ottawa area for intoxication Wartime bond forfeitures for Melroy and Pearson Ferne Simmons breaks wrist in icy fall E A Mitchell farms sale set February 18 near Ottawa Boy Scout Donnie Douglas earns God and Country award at First Baptist service Troop 76 and Cub Scouts attend ceremony
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Art Jensen
Earl Wright
Osawatomie
James Bates
Paola
Donnie Douglas
W. H. Douglas
Ehurch
Dick Pointer
Jim Alexander
Roger Fredrikson
Rituals contest among Ottawa Abilene Topeka Elks held
Elks lodges of Ottawa Abilene and Topeka held a ritual contest with Topeka first Ottawa second and Abilene third. Judges included Kenneth Gascoigne of Topeka and Walter Reed Gage of Manhattan. The event served practice and instruction ahead of a state contest in Wichita.
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Elks
Ottawa
Abilene
Topeka
Kenneth Gascoigne
Walter Reed Gage
Manhattan
Gage
Kansas Elks Association
Gascoigne
Policeman Fatally Shoots Airman in Chicago Tavern
An off duty Chicago policeman shot and killed U.S. Air Force member Lynn Macklin after an alleged razor threat at a South Side tavern. Hat check clerk Gwendolyn Green reported Macklin lunged with a razor following a tip dispute. the responding officer Edward Hayes fired once, striking Macklin in the chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lynn Macklin
Smoky Hill Air Force Base
Salina
Kas
Gwendolyn Green
Macklin
Edward Hayes
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges List Totals
A hospital notices flow lists admissions with Mrs A B Martin and others, discharges include Mrs Raymond Jackson and Silas Veix, plus births to Mr and Mrs Jack Corwine. The report notes 500 plus major eruptions at Mount Etna in Sicily per the National Geographic Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Martin
Cedar
F. Morgan
Fred Lynes
S. Cedar
H. J. Lamb
Paul Bond
Pomona
Alberta Williams
Kansas City
Jack Corwine
Wellsville
Raymond Jackson
Michigan Valley
Silas Veix
Monroe Trailer Court
Mark Davis
N. Oak
Charles Riley
E. Wilson
W. L. Speer
Osawatomie
Dana Ford
Hickory
Mamie Boyle
S. Elm
James Wendorff
le Loup
Rhodus Jones
Oak
Richard Welch
Princeton
Mt. Etna
Sicily
National Geographic Society
Deaths in Ottawa area Mrs Monroe Cora Glinkman and others
Obituary notices list Mrs May Monroe 85 of Ottawa died at Ransom Memorial Hospital after living in Ottawa since 1919. She leaves two sons and a daughter, with services at Lamb Funeral Home and interment at Highland Cemetery. Also noted are services for Mrs Cora Esther Glinkman at Lane Methodist Church with burial in Lane Cemetery, plus Adrian A. Bean 86 of Lyndon died at home after illness. John Salsbury of Topeka died of a heart attack. Charles Theodore Baldwin 42 of Ottawa died in hospital. Burial plans and survivor lists are provided for each.
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Cora E. Glinkman
Lane Methodist Church
Lane Cemetery
May Monroe
East 17Th St
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Marceline
Ottawa
David A. Monroe
Mars. Monroe
First Methodist Church
Leland C
Milford R
The
Lamb Funeral Home
G. R. Fosmire
Highland Cemetery
Cora Esther Glinkman
George M. Boicourt
Charles Bump
Walter Landers
Ad. Stephenson
Richard Johnson
Lloyd White
E. F. Brownlee
Howard Neal
G. W. McKenzie
Glinkman
Lane
Curtis Huffman
Charles Glinkman
Adrian A. Bean
Lyndon
Madison
Ripley County
Ind
Beatrice White
Ruth Chitty
San Diego
Calif
Shaffer Mortuary
O. H. Deever
John S. Salsbury
John
Salsbury
Topeka
St. Francis Hospital
Burlington
Bedford
England
United States
Gertrude
John Salsbury
Waverly
Arthur Salsbury
W. 7Th
Episcopal Church
Pleasanton Hill Cemetery
Charles T. Baldwin
Charles Theodore Baldwin
N. Poplar
Tulsa
Okla
KC Star Defense Loses A Round
A Kansas City man, once stricken by polio during an antitrust suit, recovered and learned watch repairing. He later started a home-based business with foster parents as advertisers. He lived with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stern near Wellsville and was a member of Antioch Baptist church. Survivors include foster parents Mr. and Mrs. Silas Huntington and his brother John L. Burial is at Rock Creek Cemetery near Wellsville following services at Towner Chapel Tuesday at 2 p.m.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Jduce
Harry Stern
Antioch Baptist Church
Wellsville
Silas Huntington
Otpie
John L
Baldwin
Hillsdale
Towner Chapel
Carl Bush
Rock Creek Cemetery
Mutilated body found after alley attack linked to juvenile
A juvenile suspect allegedly dragged an 18-year-old junior college coed into a city alley near her home where her mutilated body was discovered. The case references a Safe U S Savings Bonds detail and cites a January 3 discovery date.
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Coed
Monopolizing Case Opens Second Week in Kansas City
An attempt to introduce the charts opened the second week of the defense in the case in which the newspaper and Emil A. Lees as advertising director are charged with monopolizing and attempting to monopolize the dissemination of news and advertising in the Kansas City area.
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Ner
Emil A. Lees
Kansas City
Rich Carburetor Promises Gas Savings for Cars
Wisconsin inventor unveils a Vacuumatic Carburetor that allegedly reduces fuel use by automatic vacuuming action. Marketed as fitting cars, trucks, and tractors, the unit is claimed to operate on a supercharge principle and can be installed in minutes. Vacumatic Carburetor Co offers full details to interested readers who request information.
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Wisconsin
Vacumatic
State St
Watwatoga
Wis
Fatzer Won't Seek Supreme Court Rehearing
Topeka attorney general Harold R. Fatzer said he will not ask the U S Supreme Court for a rehearing after its order setting aside sentences of three Wichita taxi drivers Cecil L. Courtney Philip T Ferris and Ray Park on contempt charges The court remanded for them to defend themselves against the contempt charges following jail terms handed by Dist Judge Howard C Kline after they refused to answer questions at a Sedgwick County inquiry into strike violence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Harold R. Fatzer
U. S. Supreme Court
Wichita
High Court
Cecil L. Courtney
Philip T. Ferris
Ray Park
Dist
Howard C. Kline
Sedgwick County
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Harald
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Seward
Nebrtween
Joe Towner
al Williams Insurance
St. John
W. H. Briggs
Pittsburg State Teachers College
Kansas State
John R. Melroy
Walnut
William F. Pearcen
N. Locust
Po- School OF Instruction
Union
North Main
Mel O. B. S
Ray
Pearson
E. A. Mitchell
Jack Neilson
Ben Printy
F. A. Wegener
Faith Lutheran Church
Robert D. Rea
Mike
Steve
Barbara Ann
W. A. Brooks
Ash
C. E. Rea
S. Poplar
Rea
Nebraska
Dodge City
Woolworth
Evelyn Withers
India
Assembly
God
Ottawa Elks
Douglas Gleason
Howard Doman
Paul Perkins
Glen Wicke
Thomas Ruble
E. W. Crandall
Lloyd Stafford
Gleason
Doman
Stafford
Matt W. Witt
Charles W. Gray
Hutchinson
Kansas West
Floyd I. Raub
John Bentton
Lawrence
Concordia
Osacourt
Bowers & Bowers
Matomie
Leavenworth
Hiawatha
Lodge of Mission
Elks Club
Franklin County
Paul Thorn-brugh
State Ad Valorem Tax Division
Bruce Spears
John Gaynor
George Docking
House
Senate
Kansas
Harold J. Lamb
Roberta Lamb
New York
Louis H, Dengel
Lamb
Porter Spears
Tom Porter
George Spears
C. A. Myers & Son
Centropolis
Elizabeth
James Gretaver
Richmond
Overbrook
Una
Alvin Hinderitter
Wilson
W. W. Tucker
Overbrook Livestock Dale
Pearl Bryson
Tab
Harbigan
Wellaville
Jack Nelson
G. A. Diamond
Stewart & Son Rt
Harold
J. L. DeGarmo and Son
Franklin County Sale Co
Banta Fe
Wilson and Locust
W. Ottawa
Chan
T. Baldwin
Towner & McYey
Mary Monroe
Church of England
Diggar
JoAnn Gillespie
Milo
Edward Reilly
Richard Bollingall
Trait Heer
KC Star
U.S. Savings Bonds
Eagle - Picher
Andy” Mietchen
Rich
Fatzer
Frigidaire
Grean
Lee
Norge Maytag
Mrs. Lamb
Lamb Fimneral Home
Fz Anchor Savings 20d Loan Association
D. Wil Tam Overton
Kansas City, Kansas
Dean Nossinger
Clarence T, Rich
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