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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1960

Page

3

Local Grange to Meet at Memorial Auditorium

District Grange session will run 10 a m to 3 p m Friday Jan 8 at Memorial Auditorium with state officials including State Master Harry Colglaizer Larned and state officers Mrs William Beebe of Stanley Mrs Verna Shorthill of North Topeka Mrs Scott Kenny of Scranton and Mrs Louis Levering of Burlington attending Also listed are community notices and business ads from the same brief.

The Grange Memorial Auditorium Harry Colglaizer Larned William Beebe Stanley Verna Shorthill North Topeka Scott Kenny Scranton Louis Levering Burlington

Fast Moving Snow Storm Impacts the South

A fast moving snow storm swept from Arkansas into North Carolina, forcing school closures and travel disruption. The system dumped up to 11 inches in Little Rock and 2 to 7 inches across Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas panhandle, and nearby states. At least six deaths were linked to the storm, with three in the Southeast and three in the Southwest, and several people remained missing after a private plane incident.

Southwest Arkansas North Carolina Dixie Southland New Mexico Oklahoma Texas Missouri Tennessee Kentucky Virginia Carolinas Georgia Little Rock Texas Panhandle New

Employment Outlook Brighter Amid December Jobs The Ottawa KS Office Reports

Robert F. Wasson of the Kansas Employment Service in Ottawa notes December placed 100 workers and nine in agricultural work. In the tri county area Franklin, Anderson, and Miami, 129 new applications and 210 unemployment claims were filed, double November levels and down from December 1957. He cites layoff patterns, factory inventories, and steel shortages, but expects a return to normal by spring and sees a brighter overall picture than last year.

Robert F. Wasson Ottawa Office of Kansas Employment Service Franklin Anderson Miami Counties Wasson

Taught Her More Than Mathematics

A 17 year old girl testifies algebra led to a relationship with her math teacher Dr Basil Warner 42 at Dickinson High School in Jersey City New Jersey. She recounts meetings after class in the sports functions room and later intimate relations at his apartment and in the Bergen Reformed Church parlor. Warner faces sex with a minor charges as his trial continues before Hudson County Judge Paul J Duffy with a jury.

Jersey City N. J Basil Warner Dickinson High School Warner Bergen Reformed Church

Ark City Adds Overtime Pay to Salary Ordinance

Arkansas City officials approve a new Salary ordinance adding overtime pay for municipal employees. City Manager Larry Gish says the measure increases flexibility in pay schedules and widens the range between minimum and maximum salaries while removing probationary periods for new employees.

Arkansas City Larry Gish

Rockefeller Proposes 100 Million Local Tax Plan

Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller proposed a sweeping local tax plan to raise an extra 100 million dollars for schools. He also pledged a strict pay-as-you-go budget to hold the line on state spending totaling 2 021 000 000 for 1960-61.

Albany N.Y Nelson A. Rockefeller

24 Appointments To State Senate

Kansas Senate to consider 24 gubernatorial appointments since 1959 with names including O Leary Wiles Creten Pfeifer Blattner Davis Bresette Leopold Powers Bradbury Drelling Johnson Smith Swann Lenski Mar tin Henbest Hall Lee Weltmer Brookover Seaton Thomas and others from diverse agencies and boards in Topeka and across the state.

Topeka Kansas Senate George Docking Docking John A. O'Leary Luray Corporation Commission Harry Wiles St. John Arthur Creten Jr Muncie Grain Advisory Commission Dan Pfeifer Hays Board of Healing Arts Charles Blattner Clay Center Stanley Davis Columbus Louis L. Bresette Kansas City Board of Health W. A. Leopold Garden City Harold Powers J. Alan Bradbury Industrial Development Commission Leo J. Drelling Victoria Harrison Johnson Independence Harold Smith Norton L. C. Hays Cedar Vale Clair L. Swann Russell Frank X. Lenski Sr Iola Board of Probation and Parole Warren C. Martin Milford Joe L. Henbest Board of Regents Clement Hall Coffeyville Employment Security Board of Review M. R. Lee Wichita L. M. Weltmer Mankato Board of Tax Appeals Sam Brookover Eureka Water Resources Board R. M. Seaton C. Y. Thomas Mission Hills

Bomber Crashes During Refueling Near Hugoton Kansas

A B47 bomber on a routine training flight crashed during refueling near Hugoton Kansas, leaving one body found in wreckage five miles northwest. Lt Gordon White 24 parachuted to safety as two crew members remained missing. Schilling AFB said the aircraft based there took off shortly before and White said the plane spun during refueling.

Hugoton Kan Kansas Gordon White Schilling Air Force Salina White

Hospital Notes Admissions and Births in Several Areas

Admissions list includes Mrs. Robert Prewitt Pomona A M Scott Crestview nursing home and others in Rantoul Pierre S D and today births show Mr and Mrs Dale Skilling RFD 2 son Lorn weight 7 lbs 402 May include dismissals Marjorie Collins 736 S Mulberry Mrs Josephine Bivins RFC 12 Linda Sue and Jean Marie Fitzgerald 616 S Locust Mrs William Hay infant son 1201 S Mulberry Mrs Maurice Pons ton 731 Ash Mrs Eldon Rule 311 W 11th Mrs Norma Moore infant son 719 Cypress Mrs Marvin Neill infant daughter Quenemo Mrs Donald Willford infant son 1115 N Mulberry Diana Rose Elder 118 S Poplar

Marjorie Collins S. Mulberry Josephine Bivins RFC Linda Sue Jean Marie Fitzgerald S. Locust William Hay Maurice Ponston Ash Eldon Rule W. 11Th Norma Moore Cypress Marvin Neill Quenemo Donald Willford N. Mulberry Diana Rose Elder S. Poplar

Funerals for Floyd Lawson and others listed

Services and burial arrangements are announced for Floyd Lawson who died Jan 1 in California with service at Lamb Funeral Home Saturday at 11 am and burial in Highland Cemetery. Charles E Shaffer died Jan 2 with services at Towner's Chapel on Jan 5. Pallbearers listed and hymns sung. Burial Mt Hope Cemetery Williamsburg. Samuel V Vanhuss died Jan 3 with services Jan 5 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Burial Mt Calvary Cemetery. Eugene Osmund Hoyt died Jan 1 with service Jan 5 at Lamb Funeral Home. Burial Princeton Cemetery.

Floyd Lawson California The Lamb Funeral Home Highland Cemetery Charles E. Shaffer Towner’s Chapel Wayne Caldwell Joe Ross Deck Jones A. C. Watts Albert Jones Charles Jones Morris Ferguson Albert J. Williams Lawrence Ott Mt. Hope Cemetery Williamsburg Sameul V. Vanhuss Samuel V. Vanhuss Sacred Heart Catholic Church Robert Pool Baldwin Howard Claude Fred George Charles Myers Leslie Churchbaugh Mt. Calvary Cemetery Eugene C. Hoyt Eugene Osmund Hoyt Lamb Jarrett Clinton Princeton Methodist Church M. J. Lawin Carl J. Wemmer Robert Lingard David Brown Robert Knight Willard Ransom Dean Zook J. R. Henning Princeton Cemetery

Inflation report battle looms in Senate committee

New York observers expect a sharp split in economic policy views as the Senate House Economic Committee releases a staff economists report. It questions tight credit, tax policy, and debt limits while favoring growth over inflation and provoking pushback from administration allies and financial groups.

New York Congressional Senate House Economic Committee Congress Senate House Treasury U. S

Charge Brothers In Family Fuss

Two Rantoul men Ronnie Kirkland and Larry Kirkland pleaded not guilty at county arraignments on charges of disturbing the peace on January 2. Ronnie is also charged with assault, with Frank Byrn as complainant. Mabel Byrn appears in the peace charges. Bond for Larry is $100 and for Ronnie $1,100. They are due back in court January 18.

Rantoul Ronnie Larry Kirkland Ronnie Kirkand Frank Byrn Mabel Byrn Donald White Ronnie Kirkland

Man Held For Shooting Officer in Kansas Case

Cleveland police arrested 24 year old Eddie Cox who was sought for wounding a Junction City Kansas policeman. Detectives say Cox also faces questioning in a Fort Worth Texas supermarket robbery and carried a loaded pistol. He claimed Army rank and CIA assignment, but authorities say he is not in the Army. The Junction City officer had earlier questioned him for a bad check and a felonious assault warrant was issued.

Cleveland Junction City Kan Eddie Cox Fort Worth Tex Cox East Side Central Intelligence Agency Wylie Farrier Lyle Roberstein FBI Kansas Wesley Denzine Maj Edward Radunsky

Clutter family murder case stalls on key questions

In Garden City Kansas the fate of Richard Hickock and Perry Smith remains unresolved as prosecutors await their return from Las Vegas with the confessed killers. A major issue is which defendant wielded the knife and fired the shotgun that killed Herb Clutter and his family.

Garden City Kan Kansas Herbert Clutter Finney County Duane West Richard E. Hickock Perry Smith Clutter

Brown to call March special session on smog and education

Gov Edmund G Brown said in a statewide radio address that he will call a March special legislative session to tackle smog and education issues. He proposed installing anti smog exhaust devices to improve California air quality.

Los Angeles Edmund G. Brown California

KC Livestock Market Report from Kansas City AP

KC Livestock data shows cattle totals around 2 000 head with calves and stockers present. Prices across steers heifers cows and bulls rise, with high ranges for good and prime slaughter cattle. Hogs and sheep volumes rise with higher barrows gilts sows feeder lambs and slaughter lambs noted along with ewe and feeder lamb price bands.

Kansas City

Deaths IMRS. CORA LACY REMEMBERED IN OTTAWA SERVICE

Mrs. Cora Lacy of Ottawa at 76 died yesterday at Ransom Memorial Hospital after months of illness. Born January 9, 1883 in Independence, she married William E. Lacy in 1906. he died last April. Survived by two sons, three daughters, 17 grandchildren, 28 great grandchildren, a brother, and many relatives. Funeral services set at McVey Dengel Mortuary tomorrow at 2 p.m. with Rev. Thomas E. Ingle officiating. Burial in Hope Cemetery.

Cora Lacy N. Mulberry Ransom Memorial Hospital Ottawa Independence David Mary Ann (Fowler) Goodwin William E.lacy United Brethren Church William Tipton Ind Glen Hammond Ralph Ekis Chicago Joe Bittenbender Pomona Alta McCain Richard Goodwin Alton Ill McVey- Dengel Mortuary Thomas E. Ingle Hope Cemetery

Mrs J R Stowers Dies in Kansas City Hospital

Mrs J R Stowers of Kansas City Kansas died early today at St Luke s Hospital after a week s hospitalization She was mother of Mrs F Harris who has lived in Hutchinson since her husband Ottawa Herald publisher for years Other survivors include daughter Mrs Hale Jackson Osceola Arkansas two grandchildren and three great grandchildren Services will be held at St Paul s Episcopal Church in Kansas City Kansas likely Friday afternoon.

J. R. Stowers Kansas City Kas St. Luke’s Hospital 8. F. Harris Hutchinson Ottawa Herald Hale Jackson Osceola iArk St. Paul’s Episcopal Church

Lane Area Social Roundup Across Local Families

Mr and Mrs Dean Green of Movile Iowa visited his nephew Harry Hedges recently. Mr and Mrs Alan Stark of Topeka called on Mr and Mrs Earl Porter. Mr and Mrs Ralph Chase of Overland Park spent days with Mr and Mrs C A Gleason. Families of Dan Chambers Alamoza Colo and A L Creeger of Kansas City visited Gail Chambers. New Years guests included Mr and Mrs Dan Hettier of Yates Center and Jimmy of Kansas City Mo. Ale and Mrs Mitchell and girls toured Topeka then Cincinnati with his family. Mitchell returned to base in Alaska Tuesday. Merle Cole Lane and Ralph Morsine Osawatomie guests of Kyle Edwards Kansas City. Edith Crites returned home New Years Day after holidays in Lorraine Kas with daughter Mrs Paul Schroeder.

Dean. Green Movile Iowa Harry Hedges Alan Stark Topeka Earl Porter Ralph Chase Overland Park C. A. Gleason Dan Chambers Alamoza Colo A. L. Creeger Kansas City Gail Chambers Dan Hettier Yates Center W- H. Hettier Glenn Hedges Jimmy Ale Mitchell Joe Luther Charles Mitchell Cincinnati Ohio Alaska Merle Cole Lane Ralph Morsine Osawatomie Kyle Edwards Edith Crites Lorraine Kas Paul Schroeder

Richmond Area Visitors and Holiday Gatherings Summary

Richmond area residents hosted and visited numerous guests over the holidays. Families from Kansas City Fairmont MinnArkansas City Pittsburg and Spencerville attended gatherings at the Pickert Dietrich and Monroe households. Additional visits included Overland Park Salina Waymore Neb Denver and Harrisonville with local hosts. Reverend Purvis to begin meetings January 10 and Everett White announces January 6 scholarship tests with the first semester ending January 15.

al Pickert George Kippers Kansas City Elizabeth Greischar Fairmont Minn James Gershar Arkansas City Patty Burns Laurence Pickert Pittsburg Frank Gerholds George C. Dietrichs George M. Dietrichs Overland Park Wilhelm Ackman Henry Jurgens Waymore Neb Howard Dossmans Denver Del Farlinville Everett White

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M. J. Klein Fostoria Ted Everett Toledo Finley Wilma S. Oak Wilma Hickman Mozelle Gagne Calvary Baptist Church West 7Th Street Don Lang Chile South America Drake’s Bakery Adv Wf. H. Britain Ottawa Steel Ellis Estel F. Scott District Glenn C. Scott Irwin Howard McCurdy S. Cedar Doctors Hospital Gillham Road M. L. Merrick 70Th St Rotary Club Nixon Bill Graham Garnett George Hill Paola Hugh Bryan Rolla Thomas Calistoga Calif Associated Press Ark City Rocky Sterling Hayden Superior Court Tahiti Grant Cooper Hayden Betty Ann Hayden Robert Prewitt A. M. Scott Crestview Nursing J William and Juanita Hubbard Charles Hazelrigg Pierre S. D Dale Skilling Hickock Smith West Kansas Bureau of Investigation al Dewey Earl Robinson Las Vegas Nev Edgerton Hickock and Smith M. C. Schrader Logan Sanford KBI Walter Hickock Richard Hickock Sanford Banaseeurnes KC Livestock Robert Eugene Bryan Jeannie Lucille Rose Glenna Hettler Chappell Cleaners Richmond Area Joe Totwner Lebo Iaetrea
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