District Court petitions filed in Franklin County cases
A series of district court filings reported include an estate action with Tia Owens as executrix of Retta Walter against Elias Thayer and others, a divorce suit by Harriet Sanders against Bob Sanders, a quiet title suit by Bert Heminger against John Eisner, and two recovery actions naming Leonard Spears for $191.29 and M H McClelland for $123.33 plus a $319.46 judgment against John W. Hally. Cliff Reynolds doing business as Western Auto Store seeks $29.95 from Thelma Mealman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia Owens
Retta Walter
Elias Thayer
Harriet Sanders
Bob Sanders
Bert Heminger
John Eisner
Franklin County
Claude C
James F. Anderson
The
Anderson Motor Co
Leonard Spears
M. H. McClelland
John W. Hally
Cliff Reynolds
Western Auto Store
Thelma Mealman
Young Moves Its Executive Offices to Beverly Hills
Young Spring and Wire Corp the parent of Ottawa Steel moved its executive offices from Detroit to Beverly Hills California. Solomon R Baker president said the move accompanied by regrouping of the executive team to handle anticipated growth. The firm reported last fiscal year net earnings of 812163 dollars or 2 01 dollars per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Ottawa Steel
Beverly Hills
Calif
Detroit
Solomon R. Baker
Local Market Prices For Grains And Eggs
Market notes show barley at 85, soybeans at 1 88, wheat at 1 82, white and yellow corn 3B shelled at 97, oats 95, Milo 140, butterfat 53, eggs straight run 4, graded eggs 25 and 20, heavy hens 8, light meat 4, cocks 62, beans 6. Prices reflect miscellaneous commodity quotes and notations from the local exchange.
Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed As Markets Edge Higher
AP report from Kansas City shows cattle slaughter steers steady to 60 higher with high choice 75 lb steers at 28.00 and 1 260 lb at 27.60. Cows, yearlings, and calves rise 14.00 to 29.00 for various grades. hogs gain 25-75 while sheep market holds, with slaughter lambs at 18.80 to 19.25 for wool, ewes 4.00 to 6.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Eisenhower would expand missile work and keep bombers
President Eisenhower pushes to grow intercontinental ballistic missile squadrons while continuing purchases of manned strategic bombers. The $40.995 billion military budget calls for small cuts in airplanes missiles and ships, with increases for more modern missiles and ships. The plan expands Atlas and Titan squadrons and maintains manpower totals as the space program eyes four deep space probes and eight scientific satellites as NASA’s budget nears 600 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Nikita Khrushcev
Soviet Union
Atlas
Titan
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Hisenhower
NASA
Visit to Russia set for June 10 by Eisenhower
President Eisenhower will travel to the Soviet Union for a 10 day visit starting June 10 as part of a worldwide campaign for peace and freedom. He will begin in Moscow and may visit additional cities. Khrushchev invited his grandchildren to the United States last year and now stresses Berlin deterrence ahead of the Paris summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
White House
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Moscow
Khrushchev
Gettysburg
Kremlin
West Berlin
Paris
Pomona Grange Installs Officers
Pomona Grange installed officers after a supper Saturday evening. Lawrence Price of Princeton officiated with Mrs. Price and daughter Karen assisting. Officers include Master William Rice Overseer Dean Hoopes Steward Cliff Hunter Assistant Steward Dale VanHorn Chaplain Mrs Jennie Ottaway Treasurer Fred Hoe maker Secretary Glenn Gillette Gate Keeper Mrs Mae Frischenmyer Flora Mrs Zelma VanHorn Lady Assistant Steward. Miss Pearl Mathias was received into membership. Reports were read from seven granges and five representatives attended. Mrs J G Lytle gave a home economics report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rice
Dean Hoopes
Cliff Hunter
Dale VanHorn
Jennie Ottaway
Fred §Hoemaker
Glenn Gillette
Nelson Briles
Mae Frischenmyer
Flora
Zelma VanHorn
Pearl Mathias
Pomona Grange
J. G. Lytle
la Home Economics
State Money To High Schools In County Funds
The county treasurer reports the first of two state High School Finance Fund checks totaling 54,298.41 to be distributed among nine high schools with Ottawa receiving 21,981.39 the largest share. Rural schools Wellsville Pomona Lane Princeton Appanoose Richmond Rantoul and Williamsburg receive smaller amounts based on attendance and enrollment. A second check is due April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roselyn Whirley
Whirley
Ottawa
Hospital Notes Admits and Births From The Week
Hospital notes list admissions for Mrs Harold Bryan of Quenemo, David Haverty of RFD 3, Mrs Roger Comstock of Quenemo, Kenneth McMahan of Osawatomie, Mrs Robert W Allen, Mrs Robert Soph, and Higinio Escobar at various addresses. Births reported to Emory Morgan and wife a son weighing 10 lb 2 oz. Dismissals include Viola Kratz, Mrs Clifford Gibson and baby daughter, Mrs Wilbur Henry, Mrs Larry Reekie and baby daughter, and additional entries for Pomona and Bonner Springs residents. Dismissals and today entries show Richard Spring and others none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bryan
Quenemo
David Haverty
RFD
Roger Comstock
Kenneth McMahan
Osawatomie
Robert W. Allen
S. Main
William D. Bell
Robert Soph
S. Hickory
Higinio Escobar
King
Emory Morgan
Viola Kratz
Pomona
Clifford Gibson
W. Mulberry
Wilbur Henry
W. 7Th
Larry Reekie
Bonner Springs
Ralph Stadel
Lee Eldon Figgins
Richard Spring
Williamsburg
Grace Church Annual Meeting Names Vestry Members
The Grace Episcopal Church congregation held its annual meeting and named Robert Pinet, Robert B. Anderson, and John Huderson to the vestry, replacing Ralph Hanes, Gordon Noland, and Warren Wesen as terms expired. Floyd Indall was elected senior warden, Harry Brink junior warden, Robert Wellington clerk, and Robert Pinet treasurer after the parish dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
Robert Pinet
Robert B. Anderson
John Huderson
Ralph Hanes
Gordon Noland
Warren Wesen
Floyd Indall
Hanes
Harry Brink
Noland
Robert B. Wellington
Wesen
Pinet
Winton A. Winter
Four Drivers Cited For Following Too Close In Snowy Weekend
Police records show four drivers cited for following too close and failing to yield. Kenneth Gray 16 and Richard A Abring 38 were cited. Brechen Eisen 847 Willow was involved in a collision with John H. Brech eisen as the other driver. Abbrning 1947 Cadillac bus collided with City Cab Co. driver Robert Turner 35. Jerry Brock 17 and Lenard Herrill 16 were cited after two more collisions. Brock collided with Edward Dushankak 32 at 9th and Main. Herrill’s collision occurred at 3rd and Hickory with Eugene Sappington 54. Lucile Stecher 31 involved in major damage collision with King Randell 43 at 500 block of South Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Gray
Richard A.abring
Chanute
Gkay
Aist
Hickory
John H. Brecheisen
Willow
Abbrning
Chanute American Legion
4Th and Main
City Cab Co
Robert M. Turner
N. Main
Jerry ‘Brock
Richmond
Lenard Bryant Herrill
Brock
Edward Dushankak
Princeton
Main
Herrill
Eugene D. Sappington
S. Main
Lucile Marie Stecher
RFD
Baldwin
King Randell
S. Walnut
South Main
Funerals Held For Gentry and Welton in Gallup Area
Funeral services for Glenn C. Gentry who died January 11 in Gallup New Mexico were conducted January 16 at McVey Dengel Mortuary with Rev. Thomas Ingle officiating. Pallbearers named were George Johnston Robert Van Rene James Kennedy George Barber Sidney Barber and Paul Gentry. Burial followed in Lane Cemetery. In a separate service Marvin Willis Wel ton who died January 14 was honored January 16 at Towner's Chapel with Rev. Wayne Caldwell officiating. Pallbearers were Earn Lutz Glenn Daniel Norman Raby Don Denniston Larren Welton and Raleigh Walker. Hymns were sung by Mrs A H North and Mrs R L Stevens accompanied by Mrs R L Stevens. Burial was in Evergreen Mound Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn C. Gentry
Gallup
N.M
McVey-Dengel Mortuary
Thomas Ingle
George Johnston
Robert van- Rene
James Kennedy
George Barber
Sidney Barber
Paul Gentry
A. H. North
R. L. Stevens
Lane Cemetery
Marvin Willis Welton
Towner’s Chapel
Wayne Caldwell
Earn Lutz
Glenn Daniel
Norman Raby
Don Denniston
Larren Welton
Raleigh Walker
Ervin Happy
Lawrence Ott
Evergreen Mound Cemetery
Clyde D Barge obituary in Kansas area details
Clyde David Barge 82 of Paola died last night at 11 in Osawatomie rest home where he had been a patient since March. He lived in Franklin and Miami Counties since 1920, born January 31 1877 in Henry County Illinois. He married Kathryn Besse March 3 1903 in Morrison Illinois. she died July 21 1957. Survived by daughter Kathryn Proutz Kansas City son Keith Paola RFD 1 five grandchildren three great granddaughters one sister Mildred Carl Geneseo Illinois and one brother Glenn K Barge Salem Oregon. Services at Towner’s Chapel tomorrow at 2 pm Rev R B Shoemaker officiating burial Oak Hill Cemetery Baldwin.
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Clyde David Barge
Paola
Osawatomie
Franklin
Miami
Henry County
Alvin W
Lola
Spaid) Barge
Kathryn Besse
Morrison
Ill
Keith
RFD
Mildred Carl
Geneseo
Glenn K. Barge
Salem
Ore
Towner’s Chapel
R. B. Shoemaker
Oak Hill Cemetery
Baldwin
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Bernice Holden
Carl Warnock
Diptech
Wellsville
American Legion Auxiliary
W. E. Peterson
Cab
Wellsville Baptist Church
Roy Chambers
Newman Hospital
Emporia
Wellsville O.E.S
LeRoy Childs
Royce Myers
W. H. Moherman
Charles Tomlin
M. L. Averill
Fair Grounds
Lawrence
Eldon Whiteaker
Kenneth Chanay
Tomlin
St. Louis
Women’s Missionary Society of
New Hope Baptist Church
Wesly Stevenson
Kenneth Cordle
O. D. Garrett
Christian Service
Miller
Africa
Jesse Ball
Louis H. Hanson
American Legion
Women's Society of Christian Service
Fellowship Hall
Methodist Church
Marion Bosworth
Jennie Lytle
Charles Pierce
Pierce
Albert Schweitzer
Jim Simmons
Philip Jacoby
Women’s Society Corps of Officers
Dot Harrison
William Farney
Dent
Cor the
Rothi Elizabeth ‘Hagéartom
Gard
Marine
Treasure
Island
Japan
Joe
Buhl
Police ‘Department
Ellis
Memorial Auditorium
Don Brown
White Shrine
Masonic Hall
Beta Gamma
Gardner
Orris Cox
Church League
Friendship Circle
George Shuler
Mickey
David G. Laury
Kas
Mud Creek
Young
KC Livestock
Great Books
Ray Johnson
Louise Walker
Dollie Efisiminger
Wally Hart
M. V. Holmes
Crito
Don Madison
Spencer Martin
Lois Smith
Ike
By Elton C. Fay
U.S
Vern Haugland
Civilian Space Agency
Maurice Stans
Russia
By Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Albany
Lawrence Price
Grace Church
Harry
Harry Smith Auto Supply
Harry Smith
Marvin W. Welton
Judy
Larry
Caleb Burne
Oseewatomie
Kanu Kanaas
Betty Pence
W.M. Vola Phillips
Secy
Retta
True Red
Hazel Romstedt
W. C
Lola Sellers
Topeka
Westervelt
Emporis
Ottawa Steel Division
Young Spring & Wire Division
John Deere
Ottawa Tractor
Lanny
Mr. Rhodes
Monroe Motel
Kansas State Employment Service
General Services
Yironings
CR Fe
Urs Meade
Henry Alban
Stam Rendering Co
Conrad's Spray
McGracken Electric CA
C-O
Ottawa Herald
Gardner Finch
Peoria
Kansas
P. O
Phone
Jack Dillon
Lespedera Dad
Floyd
Coop
Edwin Moler
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