Frank l in County briefs mix court cases and school plans
William T. Robinson, 31, pled guilty to drunken driving on a public highway and open bottle charges, fined $59 each. Franklin County coaches and principals meet at Wilson Field House to plan the January 23 25 26 28 tournament. Readiness and activities across Williamsburg Princeton Pomona Appanoose Lane Rantoul and Richmond are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Robinson
RFD
Gardner
Wilson
Maurice Ponton
Williamsburg
Princeton
Pomona
Appanoose
Lane
Rantoul
Richmond
Local Market Report Fragments and Grading Terms
Readable scraps show prices or terms for soybeans wheat rye corn oats corn products eggs butterfat and poultry items. The text lists graded eggs heavy hens light hens cocks and barley with stray letters suggesting OCR noise while indicating standard market categories.
Livestock sales report from Kansas City
KC Livestock Kansas City AP cattle 600 calves none standard steers purchased prior to arrival at 21.25 common to medium stock steers same basis 15.50 hogs 2000 barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower sows steady to 28 lower 1 3 barrows and gilts 0 0 240 lb 17 25 5 sows 1 3 300 400 lb 14.00-16.00 sheep 50 not enough offered to test trade
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KC Livestock
Kanbas City
Withholding Tax Cut Urged To Ease Recession
Washington AP Organized labor advocates proposed cutting payroll withholding taxes to boost purchasing power if unemployment rises. AFL-CIO leaders urged Kennedy to allow an income tax cut if unemployment reaches 7 percent, sparking a $10 weekly withholding reduction for 10 weeks totaling $5 billion. George Meany highlighted consumer dollars, while R Conrad Cooper of U S Steel urged business relief and depreciation changes. Talks with United Steelworkers' president David McDonald showed willingness to pursue a solution to revive production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Organized Labor
Afl-Cio
Kennedy
George Meany
U.S. Steel Corp
R. Conrad Cooper
Cooper
Steel Industry
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
Dick Powell And Wife Part
HOLLYWOOD The 15 year marriage of June Allyson and Dick Powell is ending. Attorney Jerry Giesler expects to file a suit for Allyson within weeks. Powell, 56, is in Europe with David Niven. A property settlement is being drawn up with Allyson possibly receiving between 1 and 5 million dollars. Powell has been a major film and TV producer and Allyson stars on The June Allyson Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
June Allyson
Dick Powell
Jerry Giesler
Miss Allyson
Powell
Europe
David Niven
Giesler
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported
Admissions include Clinton Ball at 609 E 5th Henry McFadden from Pomona Ira Cook at 836 S Sycamore on Thursday Carla Sue Moore from Wellsville Kathryn and Steven Curry at 1011 Cypress today Births record Mr and Mrs Robert Shin at 507 N Sycamore a daughter born Thursday weight 7 lb 14 oz Dismissals include Silas J Smith from Pomona today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Ball
Henry McFadden
Pomona
Ira Cook
S. Sycamore
Carla Sue Moore
Wellsville
Kathryn and
Steven Curry
Cypress
Robert Shin
N. Sycamore
Job picture in area shows modest activity and limited prospects
Robert Wasson of the Kansas Employment Service Ottawa office reports six month employment averages below normal but not critical. In December 189 new applications, 566 active files across Franklin Anderson and Miami Counties, 86 placements, with closedowns in garment plants boosting claims though most factories are back in operation. Outside construction remains weather dependent and overall prospects are not bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wasson
Ottawa
Office of
Kansas Employment Service
Franklin
Anderson
Miami
Wasson
Paola
Deaths of J A McFerren and Harve Fager in Kansas
Jacob H McFerren 91 longtime Williamsburg resident died at his daughter's home in McCune He was born near Chambersburg Pa and moved to Kansas at age 10 He married Florence Steeves in 1901 and owned a cheese factory He survived by a daughter a son a sister and a brother Funeral services planned in Williamsburg Harve Fager 87 Topeka died recently Services set for Topeka mortuary He is survived by his widow a son and several Ottawa area cousins plus a deceased son Alfred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob H. McFerren
Williamsburg
Earl L. Reese
McCune
Chambersburg
Phares and
Margaret
Rea) McFerren
Kansas
Abilene
Florence Steeves
Harve Fager
Topeka
Parker Mortuary
Osage County
Alvie
Ottawa
Alfred
Kennedy task force urges $3 billion for U.S. education
A Special task force led by Purdue University president Dr. Frederick Hovde urged President-elect Kennedy to push a $3 billion program of loans and grants to lift U.S. education. The plan would fund public schools, construction, and teachers salaries, with separate aid for states in poverty and for city schools, plus expanded college facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kennedy
Frederick Hovde
Purdue University
Hovde
Abraham Ribicoff
Connecticut
Bob Hope Falters on Golf Course in Los Angeles
Bob Hope, 56, faltered after a sharp 14-foot putt during a pro am event in Los Angeles. He described feeling faint and dizzy after walking up a hill, sat down, and denied collapsing. His doctor later said nothing serious was wrong, only fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Bob Hope
Hope
Wellsville Ice Cream Shop Construction Begins at Main Corner
Duane Gifford starts building a new ice cream and sandwich shop at the Sth and Main corner, the 90 by 32 foot structure to house a main room and storage. W. E. Peterson, Raymond Cobb, Tom Ruddell, and Lloyd Gleisberg take Kiwanis officer roles. Keith Adriance is honored as past president. Chamber workers assist with Christmas light removal. many locals aid. Sheri Lynn Whalen and family plan to relocate to Long Beach as David Whalen returns from overseas duty January 14. Crescent Club and PTA activities noted, including papers on the Winter General Hospital in Topeka and The United Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Duane Gifford
Kiwanis
W. E. Peterson
Raymond Cobb
Tom Ruddell
Lloyd Gleisberg
Keith Adriance
David Whalen
Sheri Lynn
Long Beach
Calif
BTI
Whalen
Crescent Club
Norman Shannon
Donald Coughlin
Winter General Hospital
Topeka
E. E. Turner
United Nations
Colberns
Ottawa
H. E. DeTar
Herter Briefs Senate Group on Cuba Laos and Global Policy
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter informed the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in a closed briefing about the Cuba crisis the Laos civil war and U S positions worldwide. The session noted Eisenhower's severance of diplomatic ties with Fidel Castro and prepared for Kennedy's incoming administration and future policy moves led by Dean Rusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Christian A. Herter
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cuba
Laos
America
Eisenhower
Fidel Castro
Herter
United States
John F. Kennedy
New York
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
Rusk
State Department
Hearing Notice in Estate of Amos Richardson Deceased
State of Kansas Franklin County Probate Court notices final settlement and heir assignment for Amos Richardson. Virginia Breshearn as administrator asks court to approve accounts and attorney fees. defenses due January 30, 1961 at 10:60 AM in Ottawa Court. Gleason Gleason Doty and Logan represent administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Kansas
Franklin County
Amos Richardson
Ottawa
Help Wanted In Dairy Plant And Sales Roles
Classified notice seeking married men over 30 for dairy processing plant work with training offered in pasteurizing and bottling milk. Also ads for distributorship in automotive product sales requiring late model car and some machinery knowledge. Includes contact details for Jones Dairy Osage City and Gas-O Meter Co. Tulsa OK and Roy Stanley Dallas TX.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Dairy
Osage City
Gas-Ometer Company
3Rd St
Tusan
Oklahoma
IBM Training as Tab Operator Job Ad
Immediate opening for training as IBM tab operator. Five hundred needed by government. For further information write Box 0-52 Ottawa Herald Ottawa Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IBM
Ottawa Herald
Ottawa
Kansas
Time for a Change in 1960 Sales Career Offer
Opportunity for career advancement in sales with starting monthly earnings of 400 to 600 dollars and potential to reach 10,000 dollars yearly. Includes five day National Sales Training School, salary or commission choice on return, monthly bonuses, retirement, and insurance. Product backed by over 2,000,000 dollars in annual national advertising. Write Bob Smith at 1025 Kansas, Topeka, Kas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Smith
Kansas
Topeka
Kas
Help Wanted Female IBM Careers Openings At Ottawa Herald
Immediate openings for single women to train as IBM key punch and IBM tab operators. Government recruits 500 workers. For details write Box 6 52 Ottawa Herald Ottawa Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IBM Key
IBM
Ottawa Herald
Ottawa
Kansas
Reliable man or woman sought for vending service
Advertises a position for local area residents to service and collect from automatic cigarette candy nut and gum vendors. Requires car references and cash capital between 495 and 1995 dollars. Offers excellent earnings part time or full time. Personal interview by writing to Writer O Box 156 Rochester Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Minnesota
Avestock Sale Noted With Berkshire Boar and More
Local auction near Kenneth Road features four mile southeast at Highs Way 169. Items include an 300 pound Berkshire boar, a year old Hereford, a riding mare, and a GISTE calf with vaccines. Kenneth Davis advertised the sale under fresh spring stock and dairy cattle listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avestock
Berkshire
Kenneth Davis
Kenneth Road
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Bernhardt's
Lloyd J. Newton
Albert Adolph
Eddie Leroy Tibbets
Tibbits
N. Amer
Carnegie Free Library
Elinor Hind
Ottawa University
Franklin County 4-H
Memorial Auditorium
Silver Leaf 4-H Club
Snyder Pharmacy
S. Main
L. W. Hostetter
Franklin County Commissioners
Hospital Board
Loren Rundell
Overbrook
Bruce Spears
S. Cherry
Drake’s Bakery
Jennie Wisdom
G29 S. Main
D. O. Deal
N. Poplar
William E. Kindle
Barnes
N. Main
Rawleigh Products
E. F. Risdon
Rosemary Crist
Patricia Abersold
Judy McClure
Berea Boosters
Wichita
Miss Abersold
Ellis
Clarence John Allen
Oklahoma City
Okla
Joe Cowner
Bes North Main
W. D. Bemmels
Robert Winchester
Robert Wilber
Marais Des Cygnies
Kaw Council
Boy Scouts of America
Kansas City
Jack Fenton
Dick Powell and Wife
Silas J. Smith
Lamb
Wellsville News
Bernice Holden
Chamber of Commerce
Carl Warnock
Millard Rodgers
Glen Layton Jr
Elmer McConnell
Ray Wyatt
Charles Steen
Olin Leach
Walter Pooch
Murray Murdoch
Louis Brecheisen
C. E. Marolf
Lowell Collins
P.T.A
Donald Savage
Kenny
Len Bell
Savage
Oakland
Western Electric
Merriams
Sevice
Senate Group
Joe Towner
Dependable
Premiae
Oyptawa
Legals
Virginia Breshears
Gleason
Gleason, Doty and Logan
Elle
John McEchron
John Wetterans
W. H. Ball
South Oak
Robert _W. Bowman
Retta
Order of True Kindred
Hazel Romstedt
W. C
Lola Sellers
Secy
Alcoholics Anonymous
United Farm Agency
United
Main Street
Missouri
General Services
Roy Woods
Henry Alban
APP
Carter
Sycamore
Conrad
Ottawa Herald General Services
Standard Rendering Co
Callect
H & R Block, Inc
McCracken
Sheldon Trk. & Trac. Co
David Bradley
Adriance's
Tractor & Imp
White's Furniture & Appliance
Court House
Selection of
NICE
Douglas Bros
Law
Leeds
Fort
Mile Nor
Keneneth Massengale
Paul Durbin
Oversbrook
Floyd Kaub
E. Wilson
Gambles
White's Furniture
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