Miller heads to Italy for three year Air Force assignment
Sgt. Thomas A. Miller, son of Mrs. C. J. Farris, leaves for McQuire AFB New Jersey to fly to Taranto Italy for a three year Air Force finance post. He will join his wife and children later. address given as AF 17191494 7230 Support Sqdn APO 336 New York. Beacon Light HDU sponsors Well Child Clinic Friday at Co-Op 9 am to noon. George Hibner hosts farm auction Friday Jan 23 at his Baldwin Junction area farm starting 10:30 am. Drake's Bakery offers fresh baked goods. Collision reports at 10th and Hickory injure Dr Lewis N Speer and Jo Katherine Schendal. Cliff Reynolds seeks $73.05 judgment against Leo Pearson in County Court. Santa Fe rail data show week ending Jan 16 1960 carloadings 23,458 year ago 23,558.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Miller
C. J. Farris
McQuire Afb
Trenton
N. J
Taranto
Italy
Air Force
George R. Hibner
Baldwin Junction
Deaths of B E Cole of Pomona at 74
Bert Elonzo Cole 74 of Pomona died yesterday at 5 30 pm in Ransom Memorial Hospital after eight days as patient. Longtime Franklin County resident born September 27 1885 son of John Bowers and Edruana Wade Cole. Survived by brother George W Cole Pomona and a nephew. Services set for Thursday 2 pm at Towner's Chapel conducted by Rev Charles P Knight burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert E. Cole
Bert Elonzo Cole
Pomona
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Franklin County
John Bowers
Edruana (Wade) Cole
George W. Cole
Towner’s
Brockway Rites Held for S. Maurice Brockway in Los Angeles
S. Maurice Brockway of Los Angeles died Sunday at Hallenbeck Home where he had lived two years. Survived by wife, two daughters Dr. Marion Brockway Lawrence and Mrs. C. J. Becker Topeka, and three sons T. W. Brockway Minneapolis Austin Brockway Fayetteville Ark and Stanley Brockway Ola. Services were held in Los Angeles with ashes to be buried at Wellsville next week. he once directed a well known Wellsville girls band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Maurice Brockway
Los Angeles
S. Martin Brockway
Ottawa
Hallenbeck
Marion Brockway
Lawrence
C. J. Becker
Topeka
T. W. Brockway
Minneapolis
Minn
Austin Brockway
Fayetteville
Ark
Stanley Brockway
Olathe
Wellsville
Brockway
Investigating Principals In Bomb Crashes In Miami
Authorities probe a link between Julian A Frank and Dr Robert Spears amid two National Airlines crashes totaling 76 deaths. Civil Aeronautics Board examiner Charles Collar notes an acquaintance too strong to be coincidence and pledges a full look into the possible connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Julian A. Frank
National Airlines
Charles &. Collar
Civil Aeronautics Board
Frank
Robert Spears
Dallas
Tex
Collar
Los Angeles
Julian Blodgett
Donald A. Loomis
Loomis
Spears
New York
Gulf of Mexico
Bolvia
N.C
Democrats Favor State Hospital Pay Increases
Democrats in the Kansas Senate and House voted to back a bill raising salaries for key state hospital staff including psychiatrists physicians and psychologists. The plan totals 895000 over varying 10 to 20 percent raises, with allocations across Topeka Osawatomie Parsons Winfield and other facilities. Gov Docking indicated support though final funding depends on civil service pay scale action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Senate
House
Dale Saffels
Garden iCity
George Docking
Ways and Means Committee
James Bibb
Finance Council
Republicans Cheer Action By Democrats in Mental Health Bill
TOPEKA AP Republicans praise Democratic lawmakers for supporting a mental health bill. They note Gov Docking’s failure to endorse salary increases at state mental institutions. Rep Robert Anderson and State Chairman Sam Mellinger applaud the cross party move and say the measure, drafted by Republicans, is set for floor debate Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Sam Mellinger
Tare
George Docking
Mellinger
Robert Anderson
Ottawa
House
Ways and Means Committee
Court Rules On Military Trials For Civilians Abroad
The Supreme Court ruled that peacetime court martial trials cannot be used for civilians overseas. In split rulings, it overturned three civilian employee convictions and a civilian dependent’s conviction, saying the right to trial by jury applies to civilians abroad. Justice Clark authored three opinions, noting past 1957 rulings and expanding protections to dependents and civilian employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Tom C. Clark
Clark
Fails To Appear In Police Court
Noel Garrett, 50, of 922 Hamblin, facing drunk and disturbing the peace charges, failed to appear for a Police Court trial. A warrant will be issued. Several others were fined or bonded after guilty pleas. multiple cases continued to later dates. Hensick involved in a 9th and Main collision. Ken Mason driver of the other car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Garrett
Hamblin
Eugene Flaherty
Garrett
Lan. Ll
Flaherty
Harold Fredrick Hensick
E. 1St
Hensick
9Th and
Main
Ken Mason
S. Poplar
Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed Across Market Classes
KC Livestock from Kansas City report shows cattle and hog markets with varied changes. Cattle slaughter steers steady to weak, cows up 25 to 60, calves steady to higher, stockers and feeders steady to strong, vealers 25 to 28, slaughter calves 23 to 26, feeder steers 23.5 to 26. Hog offerings around 3,500 head with barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower, sows steady. lambs slaughter steady to 26 higher, ewes and feeder lambs steady. good to choice wool and native feeder lambs listed with price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Summary
Admissions list includes Mr. and Mrs. Bert L. Franks from RFD 3 on Monday and Kevin Lee Chase from Pomona today. Dismissals note Mrs. Howard Deputy of 909 Ash and Mrs. Ralph Allen of 1432 S. Main on Monday, plus Mrs. Charles E. Andrew of 734 Ash and Mrs Wayland Kirkland and baby daughter from Rantoul today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert L. Franks
RFD
Kevin Lee Chase
Pomona
Howard Deputy
Ash
Ralph Allen
S. Main
Charles E. Andrew
Wayland Kirkland
Rantoul
Misunderstanding Worries Carlson
Washington Senator Frank Carlson warns of growing rural urban misunderstanding fueled by press reports. He notes farm income fell about 15 percent last year by two billion dollars and may drop another billion in 1960, urging government help to cushion farmers against unforeseen events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Frank Carlson
R-Kas
Carlson
Olathe Man Wins At Denver Show
In the 54th National Western Stock Show fat sheep classes four of six championships were won by Charles Brink of Olathe Kansas. The highest selling bull was Jr Tm Trumode 23d and was consigned by John E. Rice of Sheridan Wyoming and bought for 5000 dollars by Valley View Ranch and O H Hess and Son of Manhattan Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Charles Brink
Olathe
Kas
John E. Rice
Sheridan
Wyo
Valley View Ranch
O. H. Hess & Son
Manhattan
Oust Topeka Marshal Sought By Atty. Gen.
AP report says Atty. Gen. John Anderson filed suit to remove Topeka Court marshal M. T. Doss. Anderson, a Republican, alleges Doss sold special information to bondsmen for fees and sometimes held prisoners from proper authorities. Doss acknowledges a prior California robbery conviction but calls it a miscarriage of justice and denies other charges. Doss, appointed by ex governor Fred Hall, later won re election as marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Court of Topeka
Atty
John Anderson
Anderson
M. T. Doss
Doss
Shawnee County
California
Topeka Court
Fred Hall
Kiwanis Wheelchair Game a Local Success in Wellsville
Wellsville reports a Kiwanis wheelchair basketball event drawing strong entertainment value. Local players include Don Rhoads Phil Berg Larry Averill Dennis Shields Don Caruthers Leslie Ruddell Marlin Chanay and Butch Broers. Officials were Alton Williams and W D Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Holden
Kiwanis
Don Rhoads
Phil Berg
Larry Averill
Dennis Shields
Don Caruthers
Leslie Ruddell
Marlin Chanay
Lyle McCarthy
Loren Jacoby
Larry Cox
Richard Owings
Jim Wiseman
Warner Flinsbaugh
Roger Thorn
Record 293000 cattle on grain feed in Kansas on Jan 1
Kansas cattle and calves on grain feed for market totaled 293000 on January 1, officials said. The figure is the largest January 1 total in 15 years, up from 225000 a year earlier, per federal and state agriculture departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Injured Ottawa Youth Recovering After Topeka Crash
Wayne James of Ottawa remains hospitalized at Stormont Vail in Topeka with a broken leg after a Jan. 9 car crash in which Max Kirkland and James Everson King were injured. Kirkland faced a restricted license charge that was later dropped. Everson recovers at home and Kirkland has returned to school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne James
Ottawa
Topeka
Stormont Vail Hospital
James
Max Kirkland
Hickory
James Everson
King
Everson
Kirkland
Church Holds Annual Meeting at Main Street Presbyterian
The Main Street United Presbyterian Church held its annual meeting last night with reports from committees and a adopted budget for next year. New church board members elected for three years are Mrs A C Carpenter S S Bergsma J R Cheney M K Pettit and Gene Ramsey Harold Wallace was chosen for a one year term. Officers elected include John Sheldon chairman Mrs Ted Coons secretary Mrs John Douglass financial secretary and John Douglass treasurer. Ramsey named church school superintendent. Tentative plans for a new building were approved with bids due Feb 1 and to be reviewed at the Feb 2 congregational meeting. The church bought land at 13th and Maple to erect a new edifice. the current 5th and Main building was sold about a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
United Presbyterian
United Presbyterian Church
A. C. Carpenter
S. S. Bergsma
J. R. Cheney
M. K. Pettit
Gene Ramsey
Harold Wallace
John Sheldon
Ted Coons
John Douglass
Ramsey
13Th and
Maple
Iits
5Th and
Main
Seek Funds To Repair Cave-In At Kansas Penitentiary
Topeka Kansas Penitentiary seeks 121000 from the legislature to repair damage from a recent cave-in. Tracy A Hand of Arden said about 22500 has been spent on a geological survey and pumping water from an old mine. Officials said a geologist linked the cave-in to an old mine shaft sealed about 50 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Penitentiary
Tracy A. Hand
Arden
Gleason Heads Ottawa Country Club Association
Tom Gleason was elected president of the Ottawa Country Club Association at the annual dinner. A vice president and secretary will be chosen by directors later. Three new 3 year directors were elected: J. R. Cheney, M. Sheldon and Earl Guist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Gleason
Ottawa Country Club
Marriage Licenses for Ottawa Residents Reported
Homer H. Miller 46 and Bessie Z Pierce 51 both of Ottawa obtain marriage licenses. Claude Owen Green 18 and Gayle ene Blankenbeker 15, both of Ottawa, listed for license issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer H. Miller
Bessie Z Pierce
Ottawa
Claude Owen Green
Gayleene Blankenbeker
Ole
Notice of Voter Registration for Ottawa Kansas
Poll books for Ottawa Kansas voters are open during City Clerk office hours. Those who did not vote in November 1958 and have not registered since, those who changed residence, or are not properly registered must register in person at City Hall to be eligible to vote. Special arrangements for sick or disabled persons. Donald R. Cae, City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas
Donald R, Cae
City
Ter
Balance Sheet Fragments Show Assets and Loans Totals
The document lists assets including cash and bank balances totaling 625 302 36 dollars, U S Gov obligations at 17893 78, state and political subdivision obligations, loans and discounts at 666 918 58, bank premises and fixtures valued at 97000 08, and total assets around 1093 303 24 dollars. It notes overdrafts of 1118 16 within loans and discounts.
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Ellis
Beacon Light Hdu
Drake’s Bakery
Adv
Lewis N. Speer
Jo Katherine Schendal
10Th
Cliff Reynolds
Western Auto Store
Leo Pearson
Mickey
Santa Fe
Maurice Brockway
House Republicans
Paul Wunsch
R-Kingman
Senate Gop
Osawatomie
Parsons
Winfield
Kansas Neurological Institute
Norton and
Chanute
Atchison
Fackler
Ala
Juanita Hayden
Kenneth Gray
Jerry Brock
Richmond
Leonard Bryant Herrill
Raymond Carl Hoskinson
S. Oak
Hoskinson
Leroy Charles Herscell
Richland
James R. Nichols
N. Cedar
Harry A. Lowther
Prairie Village
Richard A. Ahring
Cesar Ertaeenen
KC Livestock
Olathe Man
Cole
Bert E
Towner’s Chapel
Woodlawn Cemetery
Wellsville News
Merle Todd
Lin Yutang
Bill Coughenour
University of Kansas Medical Center
Coughenour
Larry Clark
Leavenworth
F. M. Clark
Virginia
Wellsville Eagle
Ralph Chalander
Olathe Community Hospital
Marie Caulk
Ray Brecheisen
Dorothy
Dona ‘Shipps
Stevie
Lora May Caulk
Mr. Brecheisen
Delbert Shawen
Freeman Shawen
Melvin Pierce
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries
Floyd Jackson
John Rhoads
Donald Lidikay
Stewart
Gordon B. Noland
Mgr
Studebaker
Robertson Motor Company
N. Main St
Gleason Heads Country Club
M. Sheldon
Earl Guist
Floyd Indall
R. S. Roberts
J. R. Thornburg
Dick Peters
Robert Killough
William Wallace
Robert Soph
Charles Queen
Gleason
Lee Shelden
Peg Carr
Kansas State Bank
Ed _ Hosler
ED Osler
Glen A. Hayward
Ben C. Kiefer
William B. Bennett
George B. Vincent
R. 8. Hill
H. Parks
R. Bennett
Co. L. Kapp
State of
Franklin
Hazel E. Earles
Ottawa Savings & Loan Association
Resources First
Federal Home Loan Bank Stock
Tees Ledeen
Ilega
Federal Insurance Reserve
Eceseacee
F. R
Taoun LL
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