Public Sale at the Farm Near Ottawa on Friday
Mrs Roy Barnett will hold a public sale at the farm 14 miles east and half a mile south of Ottawa on Friday January 27 starting at 11 a.m. A district wood and jamb school will meet at Melvern City Hall Tuesday at 10 30 a.m. Also notes on a rummage sale auditorium Hawthorne PTA and other notices.
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Roy Barnett
Ottawa
Melvern City Hall
Rebekah Lodge
Linnie Tyler
Nadine Miller
Memorial Auditorium
Fail To Get Quick Action
The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals refused to advance a hearing set for Feb 20 on a temporary injunction blocking 46 Haywood County Tennessee landowners from terminating contracts with sharecroppers. The landowners sought faster action claiming the injunction paralyzes 1961 cotton farming. The Justice Department says Negro sharecroppers face eviction due to voter registration in 1960. Regular session begins Feb 6.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Haywood County
Tennessee
Justice Department
Marriage Licenses Granted for Keikel and Spogees
Robert Dale Keikel aged 18 and Janice Vivien Spogees listed as married in Quenemo. Records show they obtained a marriage license, with Spogees identified by gender as female. Details include residence in Quenemo and ages known at license issue.
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Robert Dale Keikel
Janice Vivien Spogees
Quenemo
Easy-Wash launderette nears opening in Wellsville
Finishing touches are underway in the Ernest Harris building for the Easy-Wash launderette in Wellsville with plumbing, heating, wiring finished and roof repairs completed. Test washing will start next week and a grand opening date will be announced later. Local owners are Harry Schwanke of Overbrook and Lakin Schwanke of Maple Hill.
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Ernest Harris
Wellsville
Harry Schwanke
Overbrook
Lakin Schwanke
Maple Hill
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Report
Hospital notes list admissions for Robert Wallace, 234 S Cedar. Mrs. Bert Ross, 634 S Oak. Frank Barnaby, 709 Willow. George Rule, 1340 S Main. Lois and Georgia Finley of Princeton. Raylene Feuer born at 102 S Elm today. Births include Franklin Leroy Jones of Gardner a Thursday birth weight 8 lb 5 oz. Darrell Cuthbert son RFD 4 Paola weight 8 lb 9 oz. Leslie Wheat 1105 N Main son today weight 6 lb 3.5 oz. Dismissals note Charles Colbern 1016 S Cedar and Grover C Clark Osage City transferred to KU Medical Center Kansas City Thursday.
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Robert Wallace
S. Cedar
Bert Ross
S. Oak
Frank Barnaby
Willow
George Rule
S. Main
Lois
Georgia Finley
Princeton
Raylene Feuer
S. Elm
Franklin Leroy Jones
Gardner
Darrell Cuthbertson
Paola
Leslie Wheat
N. Main
Charles Colbern
Grover C. Clark
Osage City
K. U. Medical Center
Kansas City
Kas
Winter Storm Delays Inaugural Part in East
A fast moving snowstorm blanketed the East with blizzard like conditions from Philadelphia to southern New England. Washington recorded 18 inches of snow while New York and other cities faced flight stoppages and heavy traffic disruption.
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Washington
New York City
Philadelphia
New England
Delaware Bay
Maine
Midwest
New York
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Deaths Charles E Riley 75 Ottawa area resident
Charles Everet Riley 75 of 819 North Main died last night at 9 30 in St. Luke's Hospital Kansas City where he had been a patient since January 1 He had been in failing health for 12 years Born May 1 1885 in Kansas City Kansas he was the son of John H and Edith Bell Thatcher Riley He married Edith Lucille Hicks June 20 1912 at Lawrence He lived in Stockton Missouri 12 years but farmed near Lawrence and Linwood most of his life He came to Ottawa in August 1950 to help his daughter and son in law run Ottawa Bowl He was the last of four brothers Surviving are his widow and one daughter Mrs Ralph Kampschroeder 1119 North Hickory Services will be at Towner Funeral Chapel Monday at 2 p m with Dr Raymond P Jennings officiating Burial will be Mt Sidney Cemetery at Linwood 19 miles east of Lawrence The Ottawa Bowl will be closed all day Monday
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Charles Everet Riley
N. Main
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Kas
John H
Edith Bell (Thatcher) Riley
Edith Lucille Hicks
Lawrence
Stockton
Linwood
Ottawa
Mt. Sidney J Cemetery
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report From AP
KC Livestock Kansas City AP cattle scarce with 400 head listed none calves. high to good steers sold before arrival at 25.80. Sheep scarce. hogs active with 1,600 head, barrows and gilts 26 higher to steady, sows steady. Barrows 200-245 lb 17.25, gilts 63, sow 300-400 lb 14.50-15.25.
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Kansas City
Funeral for Miss Ethel Jane Fisher Held at First Methodist
Miss Ethel Jane Fisher died January 16 and funeral services were held January 19 at First Methodist Church. Rev. Charles P. Knight officiated with pallbearers Kenneth Cook Fred Adamson Bruce Fleming Richard Hewitt Clifford Reynolds and Charles Mavity Jr. Mrs. R. R. Sandmeyer sang hymns with accompaniment by Mrs. J. R. Henning. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery.
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Ethel Jane Fisher
First Methodist Church
Charles P. Knight
Kenneth Cook
Fred Adamson
Bruce Fleming
Richard Hewitt
Clifford Reynolds
Charles Mavity Jr
R. R. Sandmeyer
J. R.henning
Highland Cemetery
Kansans In Historic Inaugural Parade Honored By Masks
Washington AP report details how Missouri and Kansas participants, including outgoing President Eisenhower and former President Truman, joined Kennedy’s inauguration parade. Governors Dalton of Missouri and Anderson of Kansas led their states, with Kansas bands, the Dodge City Posse, and civic figures among the many spectators and participants from both states.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Capitol
John F. Kennedy
Missouri
Kansas
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Abiene
Kan
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Harry S. Truman
Independence
Truman
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Earl Warren
Warren
Trumans
Harry H. Vaughan
John M. Dalton
John Anderson
Dalton
Missouri Military Academy
Gov. Anderson
Morton County Lion’s Club
Dodge City Posse
Castro Firing Squads Execute Two More Rebels
Havana AP report says Fidel Castro ordered executions of two Cubans at La Cubana prison after 20 day alert against a non occurring invasion. Seven other defendants received 30 year terms. total unofficial executions reach 587 since 1959. Raul Roa attacked the outgoing president as university students staged a funeral procession for Eisenhower.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
la Cubana
Revolucion
Castro
Eisenhower
Raul Roa
White House
Wall Street
Santiago University
Hults Denies A Conflict Of Interest Charge
TOPEKA AP An official of the Kansas Democratic Party accused the new Roads and Highways Committee chairman Don Hults of conflict of interest, but Hults denies the charge as untrue. Gardiner, a former legislator and Democratic treasurer, alleged Hults represented the Kansas Motor Carriers Association, which lobbies for over the road truckers, a claim Hults refutes. Gardiner urged lawmakers to divest from private interests, noting past anti kickback measures and comparing federal and state standards. He argued Hults should disclose or withdraw from chairmanship unless unconnected to the association.
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Topeka
Kansas Democratic Party Today
Senate, Roads and Highways Committee
Marshall G. Gardiner
Democratic
Don Hults
R.lawrence
Kansas Motor Carriers Association
Hults
Lawrence
Gardiner
Kansas House
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Senate Armed Forces Committee
Pentagon
School Board Hears Insurance Plan Options in Ottawa
Ottawa’s school board met with local insurance agents to review how the district handles coverage. After lengthy discussion the board took no action but would consider local handling if agents submit a plan via a local board. Present were city and county representatives.
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Ottawa
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip begin 20000 mile Asian tour
London reports that Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip departed for a 20000 mile Asian tour visiting India Pakistan Nepal and Iran. The royal visit will keep them away from Britain until March 6.
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London
Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
India
Pakistan
Nepal
Iran
Britain
Notice of hearings in Kansas probate matters in Ottawa
First published 1-6-61 and last published 1-27-61 for two matters in Franklin County Kansas probate court. Virginia Breshears administrator seeks final settlement, fee allowances, and heir assignment for Amos Richardson estate. J W Dickerson executor seeks probate and appointment for A E Macoubrie aka Arthur E Macoubrie aka Arthur Elwood Macoubrie will. Defenses due by January 30 1961 and February 6 1961 respectively.
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State of
Kansas
Franklin County
Amos Richardson
Cage
Ottawa
State of Kansas
A. E. Macoubrie
Arthur E. Macoubrie
Arthur Elwood Macoubrie
J. W. Dickerson
Hearing Set For Final Settlement Of Nora B. Harrison Estate
In Franklin County Kansas Nora B. Harrison deceased. Opal Blunt Letchworth executrix petitions for final settlement and approval of fees and accounts and for determination of heirs and distribution under the will. Defenses must be filed by February 14, 1961 at 1:30 PM in Ottawa Court. Anderson and Byrd represent the executrix.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Nora B. Harrison
Opal Blunt Letchworth
Executrix
Ottawa
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Rummage Sale Auditorium
Hawthorne Pta
Franklin County Treasurer's
Jack Campbell
N. Locust
Bernhardts
Adrian D. Griffin
Fred D. Griffin
N. Oak
Frank V. Gibbons
F. J. Gibbons
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
San Diego
Calif
McNess
N. Sycamore
Harry J. Bates Jr
Keflavik
Iceland
Harry J. Bates
S. Hickory
Snyder Pharmacy
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Rawleigh Products
E. F. Risdon
Fred G. Nordstrom
Grand Rapids, Mich
Fred Nordstrom
Ellis
Clifford Ingle
Midwest Baptist Seminary
North Baptist Church
A. B. Martin
Ottawa University
Drake’s Bakery
Robert Beeler
Beech
Ward A-1
Herald
Robert J. Lantis
Dodge City
The
Robert “Cappy” McKeonse
Cappy
Capitol Hill
Richard Nixon
Capitol Building
Wellsville News
Marvin Ferguson
Richmond
Frank O'Neil
Ferguson
Power Construction Co
Ferguson’s
Billie Gene
Johnny Ray
Ronnie
Donna
Salvation Army
Kayette Club
Wellsville High School
Kaye Werntz
Russell J. Werntz
Donald L. Keith
Lewis Keith
Werntz
James C. Pool
Iowa City
Iowa
University Hospital
W. E. Skilling
James Pool
J. E. Cain
Iowa University
Seelen
Bill Burgoon
Russell Werniz Sr
Burgoon
Roy
Diane
Max Wiseman
Wellsville Methodist Church
Glenn Horst
Horst and Terrill
Charles Knight
Melvin Booth
Paul Pentz
Iola
Alfred Miller
Spencer Gard
Fred L. Coleman
Garnett
E. J.stith
Wellsville Baptist Church
Crescent Club
Dollie Hill
James Nabors
Harold Good
Thomas Hart Benton
East
Associated Press
Bet Esnetaes Igtene Iy
Charles E. Riley
KC Livestock
N. O. Reese
By Robert Berrellez
Joe Downer
Legals
Virginia Breshears
Gleason
Gleason, Doty and Logan
Jor
Towner’s Chapel
North Main
Anderson & Byrd
Lang
Pomona
Kansas Land Co
Raney Drug Store
Ottawa Herald
Mabel
Harry
Alcoholica Anonymous
Write Future Homes, Inc., Dept
Johnson Drive
Shawnee
Mission, Kansas
Gene Rodgers
Allen
Waldheim
11Th St
K.C
General Services
Thomas O'Dea
Henry Alban
Aper
Conrad
Chad
Ottawa Herald General Services
McCracken
H & R Block, Inc
Walter George
Sheldon
Tractor
J.D
IHC
J.D. No
Tractor & Imp
Leeds
Lloyd Neal and Son
Willia
Msburg
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Douglas Brothers
Maytag
Douglas Bros
Frigidaire
Servel
Montgomery Ward
Admiral
Coronado
BEN Hur
Kelvinator
Maia
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