Local court briefs list driving charges and runaways
Frank Rose aged 38 was found guilty of driving while intoxicated and reckless driving in County Court and fined 200 dollars with 90 days in jail. He plans an appeal with a 300 dollar bond. Three Morris County runaways, all 14, were picked up and released to their parents. Additional notices include speeding citations, an oil painting exhibit at Ottawa University, and local police reports of drunkenness and vehicle windshield damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rose
Seon
Rose
Morris County
John B. Johnson
Oak
Eisenhower Arrives in Augusta For Brief Vacation
President Eisenhower lands at Bush Field and heads to Ft. Gordon for a review after a promise to an Army commander. A 150 person crowd greets him as overcast skies and 40s temperatures shape a potential golf return before leaving office. He plans to fly back to Washington Sunday night.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Bushfield
Ft. Gordon
Howard M. Hobson
Hobson
Washington
Water Station to Install Coin Operated Meter
A coin operated metering system will be ready by February first on Sth Street near Dr N E Naylor for out of town haulers to obtain water more easily. Larger pipes will feed more gallons per minute than before, improving access to Wellsville's water supply.
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Sth Street
N. E. Naylor
Bruised, Fined As Result Of Accident
Whitman Dart, 79, of Kansas City received a bruised left knee and a $15 fine after a collision at 4th and Main about 1:15 p.m. yesterday. Dart pleaded guilty to running a red light and was fined $15 after his car collided with a pickup driven by Ferdinand M. Clark, 48, of Wellsville. Both vehicles sustained major damage.
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Whitman Dart
Kansas City
4Th and Main
Dart
Ferdinand M. Clark
RFD
Wellsville
Den 4 Scouts Present South America Reports
Cub Scouts study South America with Spanish lessons and project books maps and scenes. Den 4 plans written reports at the next meeting led by Bill Jones from Den 8 and John O Neil from Den 4.
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South America
Den 4
Bill Jones
Den
John O'Neil
Farm Mechanics Class Enrolment At Ottawa High School
About ten persons have enrolled in a Tuesday evening class in farm mechanics at the Ottawa High School agricultural shop. Shop director Bergsma will teach. sessions run two hours each, with at least ten meetings. Materials will be charged. the course is accredited by the state board of vocational education.
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Ottawa High School
Bergsma
State Board of Vocational Education
Local Market Commodities Include Corn, Soybeans and Eggs
Market listing shows White and Yellow Corn, shelled corn, Milo, Barley, Butterfat and eggs graded by grade. It notes heavy hens and light hens with unclear figures, and references soybeans with miscellaneous prices in a fragmented 1900s news style.
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Eeeseseseees
Cswr
Hospital Notes Admission and Birth Report
Admission notes list Mrs. G. Z. Price of Elm and George Rule at 1540 S. Main on Friday. Also noted are Mrs. Dorothy Wineinger of 593 N. Main with Chris Black at 828 N. Oak, Ronald Cummings of RFD Lawrence, Birthe, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Crawford at 1001 S. Main St. a son born today weighing 8 lb, 807.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Hicks
Wendy Kay
Donald Averill
Wellsville
Lester Hicks
St. Joseph
Anna Averill
Ottawa
Marie Broers
G. Z. Price
George Rule
S. Main
Dorothy Wineinger
N. Main
Chris Black
Ronald Cummings
Lawrence
Birthe
Ned Crawford
S. Main St
Emporia State Whips Omaha in Central Conference opener
In a Friday night Central Conference basketball game, Emporia State routed Omaha as St Benedict's also won its opening race game. The Ravens led 25-16 at halftime and extended the margin by maintaining a deliberate offense while Washburn pressed late, with key performances from listed players and a strong defense throughout.
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St. Benedict's
Emporia State
St. Carla
Washburn
St Benedict's Tops In Scoring As Ritter Leads
John Ritter scored 24 points and Listar added 17 for St Benedicts while Emporia State Hornets defeated Omaha 88 to 68. The game featured Jim Sandy and Julie Davis on the Omaha squad with Weldon Epperson and Merle Da toast and families shown in attendance.
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John Ritter
Listar
St. Benedict
Emporia
Hornets
Omaha
Jim Sandy
Julie Davis
Councilimaley
Grove
Ihe
Frank Davis
Weldon Epperson
Merle da
Ottawa Savings and Loan reports strong year and local business
Ottawa Savings and Loan Association announces a profitable year with loans totaling over 2.12 million dollars and a near 250 thousand dollar annual volume in home loans. The firm emphasizes a long dividend record since 1889, membership in federal savings networks, and local leadership. The week also notes sign upgrades at Gambles, new business incorporations, and community holiday gatherings.
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Dean Berlin
Presient
Ottawa Savings and Loan Association
Ottawa
Stata
Ottawaewings and Loan
Savings and Loan
Smon
Franklin County Co-Op Breedsociation
F. R. Bennett
Milders Ass‘n
M. Hewitt
H. J. Henning
Willmeeting
Liam W. Wallace
Dean Ber
Ottawa Memorial Auditorium
Delia
Jess Gilmore
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Former Kansas lawmaker Henry Hickert found dead in car
Henry W. Hickert, seven term Kansas House representative from Cheyenne County, was found dead Friday morning in his car near his home in Bird City. Friends suspect a heart attack caused the death.
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Bird City
Kas
Henry W. Hickert
Kansas House
Cheyenne County
Francis Hall-Lewis Funeral Seen at Lamb Home
Lamb Funeral Home will host funeral services Monday at 2 PM for Hall Lewis Francis a resident for over 60 years who died this morning at the Lamb Funeral Home 841 Cedar. Dr Raymond Jennings to officiate with interment set for Highland Cemetery.
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Lewis Francis Hull
Elmer A Hull
Ithaca
Mich
Andrew B. Martin
Ottawa University
Andrew A
Hemister
Berkeley Baptist Divinity
Berkeley
Calif
First Baptist Church
Cedar House Nursing Church
Lamb “the Church
Raymond P. Jennings
Land Cemetery
Christian College
Donald Harrison
Fac
Ulty
Divinity School
Joseph Herbert Dyer
Clyde Jones
Paolatist Church
Dyer Cabin Camp
Olla
O. K. Warren
Wwa
Atjtawa
Frank Marwill
Cellus
Kent Baly
University of Kansas
Eat
L. K. Casebier
Igram
Kansas
Elmer Broat
Per
City University Dental College
Ho Ey Waldo
K. Bresendorf
Lawrence
Baldwin
Thomas
Ernestine Butch Dyer
Rose Josepine White
Annunciation Catholic Church
Thomas Joseph Dyer
Halstead
Will
Charles Dyer
Ottawa
W. H. McCracken
Jamestown
N. Y
Towner's Chapel
Baldswin
Hall
Lewis Francis
Cedar
Lamb Funeral Home
Highland Cemetery
Salina Commission Member Dies After Cancer Battle
Salina businessman Don C. McCune, 50, a member of the Salina city commission and former mayor, died Friday at St. John's Hospital after a battle with lung cancer. He had been hospitalized since October. McCune owned McCune Paper Co. of Salina and Hutchinson Paper Co. for Hutchinson.
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Salina
Don C. McCune
St. John's Hospital
McCune
McCune Paper Co
Saifina
Hutchinson Paper Co
Hutchinson
Basilio Set For Possible Final Ring Stand
New York AP Basilio, now 33, hints he may retire if he fares poorly against Gaspar Ortega 25 of Mexico in a ten round ABC TV main event at Madison Square Garden. Idle since a June loss to Gene Fullmer, Basilio was a slight underdog earlier in the week at 7-5.
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New York
Tarmen Basilio
Gaspar Ortega
Mexico
Abc-Tv
Madison Square Garden
Basilio
Gene Fullmer
Carmen
Dodgers May Sign Durocher As Coach
Los Angeles Dodgers may announce Leo Durocher as third base coach at a press conference next Monday afternoon. Buzzie Bayasi says Durocher and manager Walt Alston will attend, with Alston blessing Durocher as replacement for coach Greg Mulleavy who is sidelined by illness.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Leo Durocher
Buzzie Bayasi
Dodgers
Durocher
Walt Alston
Alston
Tor Durocher
Greg Mulleavy
Hageman Signs With Redskins In NFL Deal
Lawrence AP reports Fred Hageman Kansas football star signed with the Washington Redskins receiving an undisclosed bonus. The 6-5, 220 pound center was drafted by New York but traded to Washington for a second draft choice. He played for the North squad in Senior Bowl action in Mobile, Alabama.
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Lawrence
Fred Hageman
University of Kansas
Washington Redskins
Hageman
New York
Washington
Mobile
Ala
Help Wanted IBM Training as Tab Operator
Immediate opening for training as IBM tab operator. 500 needed by government. For further information write Box 52 Ottawa Herald Ottawa.
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IBM
Ottawa Herald
Ottawa
Kansas
Change to 1960s sales career opportunity ad
In this sales pitch a company promises earnings of 100 to 600 monthly to start with path to $10,000 yearly, a five day training course at their National Sales Training School, salary or commission on return, monthly bonuses, a retirement plan, group health and life insurance after three months, and ongoing career training with a chance to reach sales management. The offer includes a product backed by large national advertising and leads. Contact Bob Smith at 1025 Kansas, Topeka, Kansas.
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Group Hospital
Bob Smith
Kansas
Topeka
Kas
Baty
Help Wanted Female IBM Workers Advertised in Ottawa Herald
Immediate openings for single women to work as IBM key punch and data operators. Government agency seeks 500 applicants. For details, write Box 6-52, Ottawa Herald, Ottawa.
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Ibay Key Punch
IBM
Ottawa Herald
Ottawa
Kansas
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Everliner
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Independence
Elmer E. McKain
Highway Patrol
N. Amer
Billy Price Hosmire
Mammel
Ronald Hickman
Snyder Pharmacy
Jack D. Kelly
Lane
Harold Ivan Gumm
Elis
Marie Mathis
4Th Street
Ottawa Lions Club
D. D. Nichols
Paola
The
Lions
Lewis
Hull
Wellsville News
League of Kansas Municipalities
Presen
Robert ¥. Keiper
Keiper
Bureau of Lectures
Mary O'Neil
Marian Black
Black
E. E. Turner
Peggy Smith
Mrs. Smith
Turner
Thyl Murray
Carol
Washington, D. C
P.T.A
Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Kansas Association of School Boards
Kansas State Teachers Association
Joseph H. Dyer
Mrs
Harry Rees
Edith Coughlin
Dr. Martin
California School
Redica
Power of
Faith Howarard Brodie
Horace Mann
Shem
Gog
Emporia State Whips
Associated Press
Williamsburg
Tom Stansbury
Ottawa Loan Firm
Franklin County Soil Conservation District
Herald
Claude Sink
Harry Day
Gamble
Gambles
Dick Walker
Jay Todd
Todd Mobile Homes,Inc
Charlie Colbern
Lloyd Neal
Charles Neal
Don Davidson
Richard Neal
Jeri
Sharon
Dana
Manhattan
R. H. Jefferson
Irving
Tex
Bob Jefferson
Garnett
Glenn Jefferson
Clathe
D. N. Jefferson
Lyle Sutherland
Mary Sue Lowry
W.S.C.S
Ralphy Basel
Pat Gentry
Basel
Jeanine Horne
Elston Decker
Jeanine
Gary Horne
Frances Peddicord
J. C. Decker
Nina Fitzgerald
Bill
Ricky Linden
Brook
Will Linden
Don Linden
Frank Stansbury
Gary
Kenneth Kent
Bill Stansbury
Harry
St. John
Stansbury
Biloxi
Miss
Air Force
David’ .Anderson
Leonard Sullivan
Linda
Ida Reichard
Wayne Reichard
Beverly Acklin
Llewyn Walker
Door
Pegay
G. T
Dunes
Lamb Guneral Home
Towner’s Chapel
Heer
Salina Commission
Redskins
Jim
Bruce
Ferne
Alban
Witten
King
Leo Carter
Sycamore
Conrad
General Services
Standard Rendering Co
Calcadeck Ottawa Chensy
Incomi
H & R Block, Inc
McCracken Electric
Bill Bilts
Tractor & Truck Service
International Trucks
Farmall Tractors
Sheldon Truck & Tractor Co
Laventogs
Berkshire
Tinernsey
Hevers
Kenneth Tube
Mighe
Leeds
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