Local Briefs Report Health Inquiries And A Collision
George W Turrell of Williamsburg is reported in satisfactory condition after surgery at Stormont Vail Hospital Topeka on Tuesday. Merle Paul north of Ottawa went to St Luke’s Hospital Kansas City for tests and treatment. Mary Jane Wedman 16 of Locust caused a two vehicle collision at 7th and Main, rear ending Cloyd E Taylor 35 of Eudora after Taylor stopped in traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Turrell
Williamsburg
Stormont-Vail Hospital
Topeka
Merle Paul
North of
Ottawa
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Mary Jane Wedman
7Th and Main
Wedman
Cloyd E. Taylor
Eudora
Taylor
Neal Baxter
Ransom Memorial Hospital
4-H Clubs Plan Future Activities
Pomona 4-H and Greenwood Rockets clubs held meetings with members, leaders, and guests. Reports covered finances and projects. demonstrations included jiffy brownies and jello. Square dance plans for spring festival were discussed along with coaching by Chuck Underwood. 22 attended as Daryl and Cathie Flager hosted refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hudelson
Pomona
Victory Workers 4-H Club
Marsha Baxter
Warren Wittmann
Denny Criqui
Pomona Club
Greenwood Rockets
Charlene Dickey
Harve Criqui
Judy Hamilton
Juanita Phelps
Daryl Hamilton
Diana Stankard
Joe Reed
Cathie Flager
Chuck Underwood
Ottawa
Daryl
Orville Flager
Funeral services for Mrs James H Snedaker two held
Services for Mrs James H Snedaker who died January 15 were held January 18 from Lamb Funeral Home with Rev Charles P Knight officiating. Pallbearers included Wayne Dickerson Lawrence Ogg Dean Berlin and others. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery. Also services for William R Saling who died January 15 were conducted January 18 at Towner Chapel with Rev Charles Macrander officiating. Pallbearers were G Ed Lilly Jerry Sellers Clyde Newby Eldon Morgan Nele Isham and Owen Redenbaugh. Dean Zook sang hymns with piano accompaniment. Burial was in Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Snedaker
James H Snedaker
Lamb Funeral
Charles P. Knight
Wayne Dickerson
Lawrence Ogg
Dean Berlin
Glenn Bigelow
W. D. Bancroft
Glenn Gould
J. R. Henning
Highland Cemetery
William R. Saling
Towner Chapel
Charles Macrander
G. Ed. Lilly
Jerry Sellers
Clyde Newby
Eldon Morgan
Nele
Isham
Owen Redenbaugh
Dean Zook
J. M. Kilgore
Cars Burned Hat an Chevrolet Co Fire In Valley Center Kas
A large fire in Valley Center Kansas destroyed Hat Tan Chevrolet Co and burned twenty one cars. Firefighter helper Charles Hite, 18, collapsed from smoke and was hospitalized in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Center
Kas
Hattan Chevrolet Co
Charles Hite
Kennedy faces tough first year with steady course
Washington AP reports President John F Kennedy completed a challenging first year marked by international crises and domestic tests. He faced personal health issues in his circle, endured the Cuban invasion debacle, and saw a shift toward a more cautious, experienced leadership style, with key advances in defense and a strong New Jersey victory boosting morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Kennedy
New Jersey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Notice of hearing in probate for Spears minors real estate sale
The Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas announces a hearing on January 27, 1962 at 10:00 a.m. for Sara Lee Spears guardian of William Huston Spears and Robert Milburn Spears minors to sell privately described land in Ottawa Kansas. Minor heirs’ defense must be filed. failure may yield judgment. Anderson and Byrd attorney for guardian.
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Franklin County
Kansas
William Huston Spears
Robert Milburn Spears
Los
C” University
Ottawa
Gouth
C’ University
City of
Township
Range
Dominicans Cheer Military Downfall, Regime Ousted in Countercoup
In Kansas City, William M. Hunter, 19, a Black man, was denied a new trial and sentenced to life for second degree murder in the slaying of a policeman during Aug 28 gang clashes. In Santo Domingo, crowds celebrated civilian rule after Maj. Gen. Rodriguez Echavarria was jailed. Rafael Bonnelly became president, as officers debated the armed forces leadership.
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Kansas City (Ap
William M. Hunter
Kansas City
37Th
Wabash
Arthur J. Marti
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguer
Balaguer
Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria
Rafael Bonnelly
National Civic Union
Rodriguez Echavarria
Trujillo
Air Force
Army
Elvy Vinas Roman
Armed Forces
San Ysidro Air Base
Radio Caribe
Andres Rodriguez Mendez
Puerto Rico
Bonnelly
U.S
Echavarria
Bonnelly Group
Caribbean
Methodist Drive Chairmen Named
Two Methodist ministers in Ottawa area named to lead a Kansas Conference drive for St. Paul School of Theology seeking 700000 dollars as part of a five million dollar campaign to fund a permanent campus near the University of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
St. Paul
University of Kansas City
Pomona Students Awarded for Typing and Bookkeeping
Pomona High School students received honors at an assembly for typing and bookkeeping achievements. Doris Ray earned junior accomplishment in bookkeeping for a perfect paper, while Mary Ellen Crawford and Anita Stankard won senior membership in the Order of Artistic Typists, a 30 word rate typing award with one error, and a 40 word rate competent typist award with five or fewer errors. Many details of local society and hospital updates follow, including new city clerk Vivian Eichinger taking office January 16 and Pomona OES plans for a March instructional school in Sedona Chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Ray
Mary Ellen Crawford
Anita Stankard
U S Backing for Dominican Regime Seen Ensuring Aid
Washington signals strong support for Rafael Bonnelly and his seven man council after a swift political turnaround in Santo Domingo. U S officials cautiously anticipate restoration of trade and reconstruction aid, following past suspensions during military rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dominican Republic
U.S
Caribbean
Search For Albrights Search For Albrights
The State of Kansas seeks William and Stella Albright and Juan Martinez. The Albrights were convicted of liquor law violations after failing to appear following the Kansas Supreme Court dismissal of their appeal. Albright faces a year in jail and his wife 60 days. Martinez posted bonds and $200 court costs. Martinez is in a Kansas hospital. The whereabouts of the Albrights are unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
William
Stella Albright
Juan Martinez
Albrights
Kansas Supreme Court
Albright
Martinez
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births This Week
Admissions list includes Lyle E. Hunt of Pomona and Mrs. Dorothy Evans at 210% S. Oak, with births of Charles Brock at 502 E. 8th and Harold Curtis at 115 W. 7th. Both babies born Thursday with weights 8 lb 8 oz and 6 lb 8 oz respectively. Dismissals note Loren J. Mead Jr. and baby daughter, Harv ey McCann at 603 Ash, George E. Markeley twins, and Oliver C. Curbey transferred to Kansas City Thursday. Additional dismissals include Elma Fouts 1026 S. Cedar and Nettie Burgoon 737 S. Main Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle E. Hunt
Pomona
Dorothy Evans
S. Oak
Charles Brock
Harold Curtis
Loren J. Mead Jr
RFD
Harvey McCann
Ash
George E. Markeley
Oliver C. Curbey
S. Elm
Kansas City
Elma Fouts
S. Cedar
Nettie Burgoon
S. Main
KC Markets Summary Steers Steady as Hogs Rise in Kansas City
KC Markets in Kansas City reports cattle at 23.25 to 25.00 for good to choice steers, hogs up 25 cents, barrows and gilts 190 to 250 pounds at 17.50 to 18.25, sows 14.50 to 15.50 for 275 to 525 pounds. Calves and sheep absent from trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Legion to Present Hospital Program in Wellsville
Louis H. Hanson Post 194 of the American Legion will host a program at Wadsworth Veterans Administration Hospital on January 24. The Wellsville High School Pep Band directed by Wendell Hicks will perform mainly Dixieland tunes. Band members include Pam Myers, Pam Flynn, Pam Poole, Melba Todd, and others. The post will also distribute two cases of cigarettes to patients. The group plans to depart Wellsville around 5 45 p.m. and arrive at the hospital by 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Louis H. Hanson
American Legion
Wadsworth Veterans Administration Hospital
Wellsville High School
Wendell Hicks
Pam Myers
Pam Flynn
Pam Poole
Melba Todd
Carol Warnock
Pat Pierce
Marlene Rew
Judy Crist
Gene Broers
Jean Whiteford
John Hagen
Charlotte Rogers
Ruth Ann Cobb
Robert Harra
Marilyn Shoemaker
Bill Coughlin
Emma Jane Hays
Judie Fiehler
Nancy Barnett
Jim Tomlinson
Penny Whitley
Louis H. Hanson Post
Shoe Company Executive Dies
ST. LOUIS AP Henry Hale Rand president of International Shoe Co the worlds largest shoe maker died in his sleep Thursday two days after his 53rd birthday He had been at his office Wednesday and had not been ill recently Cause of death not immediately determined
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Louis
Henry Hale Rand
International Shoe Co
Rand
Probate notice in Lee will case in Franklin County
In the matter of the estate of George W. Lee deceased a petition to admit the will dated April 1 1957 and appoint Ruth A. Lee and Robert W. Lee as executors without bond is filed in the Probate Court Ottawa Kansas. Defenses must be filed by February 1962 at ten o clock a m. Robert W. Lee petitioner Bowers Bowers Attorneys for Petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
George W. Lee
State of
Kansas
Robert W. Lee
Ottawa
Petion
Weekly Kansas livestock sales list with dates and contacts
A compilation of sale dates locations and contact numbers for livestock auctions across Kansas. Listings include Overbrook Ottawa Emporia Osage City Waverly Princeton Garnett and more with weekly or specific Saturday or Tuesday schedules and phone contacts for organizers and stores. Listings mention Franklin County Sale Co Joe Trender Farm Osage City Livestock Sale Ottawa Livestock Commission Co and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia Livestock Sale
Emporia
Kansas
Franklin County Sale Co
Wilson and Locust
Ottawa
Joe Trender Farm
Michigan Valley
Osage City
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County
Svery
Locust & Wilson
Joe Tredel
V. J
Annual meeting notice for Franklin County Soil District
Notice to land occupiers within Franklin County Soil Conservation District of a January 24 1962 meeting at Memorial Auditorium Ottawa. Agenda includes supervisor report and a secret ballot election to replace J P McAuliffe for a three year term. Eligible voters are landowners renters and lessees within the district. Leslie C. Hunter chairman Joe McAuliffe secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Soil Conservation District
Memorial Auditorium
Ottawa
Franklin Soil Conservation District
J. P. McAuliffe
Franklin County
State of Kansas
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Sacred Heart Hospital
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JFK
By Douglas B. Cornell
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Theodore C. Sorensen
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NBC
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Congress
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Anderson & Byrd Attorneys For
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James Nabors
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Methodist Drive
Garnett Methodist Church
Pomona News
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O.E.S
School of Instruction
Sedona
Lamar Wallace
Margaret McNees
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Ethel Lindsey
Ben Nitcher
Walter Nitcher
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Ezra Johnson
Clifford Fritts
J. C
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Bill Priebe
Minnie Priebe
Gerald Scheid
Bobby
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Kenneth Bowman
Rickey
George Bowman
Cheryl
James Lindsey
Harlan Patton
Chula Vista
Cal
J. A. Hudelson
Republic
Rafael Trujillo
Our Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Joe
Towners Funeral
Joe Towner
Rena Towner
Jay D. Saner
North Main
Bowers
Jack Nelson
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Gordon James
Main
Wilson
Ernest Arnold Overbrook
Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Harold
Charles Lyndon
Ottawa Livestock Commission Co
West Wilson St
Printy
Ben Printy
A. L. Lingard
Princeton
John Brown Highway
N. Main
Jake Ralston
Furniture & Misc
Garnett
Joe McAuliffe
Emme Barnhart
Luemma Barnhart
Henry A. Barnhart
Atkinsons University
Henry A, Barnhart
Emma Barnhart
Luemma Barnhart, de
Gleason, Gleason, Doty & Logan Attorneys
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