Pomona employee returns from California trip
Frank Zimmerman of Pomona comes home after a 10 day California visit to see his brother a retired Navy captain in San Diego and relatives in Santa Ana Norwalk. Kiwanis Pancake Day set for Mon Jan 25 at Memorial Auditorium with all you can eat 50c adv 98er special 98c dinner. Rev John J Clinton to speak at 10:50 AM at 1st Methodist Church and show pictures at 6:45 PM themed Around the World in 80 Minutes.
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Frank Zimmerman
Santa Fe
Pomona
California
Dillon
San Diego
Tom Madison
Santa Ana
Bill Bonsall
Norwalk
Kiwanis
Memorial Auditorium
John J. Clinton
1St Methodist
Clinton
Gloucester
Mass
Our Lady of Good Voyage
Church of Our Lady of Good Voyage
Joe
Funeral Date Set for C G Wellington Kansas City Editor
Funeral services for C. G. Wellington executive editor of the Kansas City Star will be held at 3 p.m. Monday at the Kansas City venue. Wellington led the Star and shaped its editorial voice for decades. The notice confirms the time and continuing service arrangements.
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Kansas City
C. G. Wellington
The
Kansas City Star
Ottawa youths bound over for trial in April term
Two Ottawa youths Ronnie Small aged 18 and Alfred Cooper aged 17 were bound over to the District Court for trial in April after a preliminary County Court hearing. Bonds were set at 1000 dollars each. A juvenile and five other Ottawans were held in Lawrence on armed robbery and assault with intent to kill charges. bonds set at 1500 dollars each. Juvenile Judge Robert Pinetto declined to release details of the juvenile hearing.
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Ottawa
Ronnie Small
M. King
Alfred Cooper
N. King
Small
Lawrence
Michael Edwards
Junior Cooper
Lewis Edwards
Willis
George Moten
Douglas County
District Court
Robert Pinetto
Pinet
Local Markets Daily Commodity Prices
Barley at 85 cents, soybeans 1.90, wheat 1.82, corn shelled 0.92, oats 0.05, Milo 1.40. Butterfat 0.50, eggs straight run 0.20, graded eggs 0.16, heavy hens 0.06, light hens 0.20, cocks 0.09.
Senate backs move to create Fort Scott historical site
A resolution urging Congress to enact legislation establishing a national historical site at the remains of an old federal fort at Fort Scott Kansas has been introduced in the state Senate by Sen. Owen Koot of Parker.
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Topeka
Congress
Fort Scott
Kas
State
Senate
Qwen Koot
Parker
Church rites for Wellington death at sea aboard Caribbean cruise
Rt Rev Robert Nelson Spencer retired bishop of West Missouri Episcopal Diocese will officiate at the service for Wellington who died Wednesday aboard a Caribbean cruise. Burial is planned at Mt Moriah Cemetery.
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the Country Club Christian Church
Robert Nelson Spencer
West Misssouri Episcopal Diocese
Mt. Mo Tiah
Wellington
Caribbean
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Listed
Admissions include Mrs Harvey Morrow Richmond on Friday. Births to Mr and Mrs Jay DeGarmo Wellsville a daughter born Friday weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces. Mr and Mrs Shelby E Good night 1641 S Main a son born Friday weighing 9 pounds 5 ounces. Dismissals list Arthur Blake 1023 S Cedar Robert Dean Boyke RFD 1 Larry Anderson Williamsburg Mrs Roger Comstock Quenemo today.
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Jay DeGarmo
Wellsville
Shelby E. Goodnight
1641 S. Main
Arthur Blake
S. Cedar
Robert Dean Boyke
RFD
Larry Anderson
Williamsburg
Roger Comstock
Quenemo
Prosecution to seek transcript to challenge Carole Tregoff
In Los Angeles the prosecution in the Finch murder trial plans to admit the preliminary hearing transcript of Dr R Bernard Finch to show Carole Tregoff gave conflicting accounts of her actions the night Barbara Jean Finch was killed. Finch 42 and Miss Tregoff 23 face murder charges for the July 18 slaying outside the Finch home in West Covina.
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Los Angeles
Finch
Carole Tregoff
Barbara Jean Finch
R. Bernard Finch
Carole
Miss Tregoff
West Covina
Wellsville Legion Posts Sets Membership Record
Bernice Holden reports Louis H. Hanson Post 194 American Legion announces 1960 membership at 136, a new high, surpassing 134. A Most Distinguished Service certificate was awarded for meeting 1959 membership by Nov 11.
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Bernice Holden
Louis H. Hanson
American Legion
Comdr
W. B. Shields
Senator Highlights High Grain Storage Costs and Profits
Washington Senator Stuart Symington cites Agriculture Department data showing warehouse storage costs and profits in grain storage. He accuses the department of low cost studies while implying warehouse operators earned 50 to 167 percent profits on surplus grain storage. The department reported average direct costs of 9.5 cents per bushel annually, excluding insurance and capital returns, with CCC renting bins at 9 cents and paying 16.5 cents for storage. Symington notes $2.3 billion spent on commodity storage over seven years and calls for rate reconsideration.
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Washington
Stuart Symington
D - Mo
Agriculture Department
Symington
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Commodity Credit Corporation
Department of Agriculture
Miner Rescued After 16Hour Underground Ordeal
In Ely Minnesota 50 year old miner Joseph Mishmash was saved uninjured after 16 hours trapped 1 500 feet underground by a mud flow that sealed the shaft at Pioneer Mine. Rescue team member John Sayovitz reached him first and Mishmash kept up his humor talking through a narrow 3 foot tunnel.
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Ely
Minn
Pioneer Mine
Howie
Joseph Mishmash
John ‘Howie
Sayovitz
Mishmash
Reading Newspaper Ads Cuts Family Food Bills
The article urges readers to use daily newspaper ads to save on groceries, noting savings of 130 to 150 dollars yearly for a family of four. It stresses habits like following food pages, shopping with circulars, and learning market trends to become astute buyers. It cites Orville W Johler of I.G.A. Food Stores and quotes Otto and Bob Reiter of Reiter Motor Co. on open house plans.
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Don Shipman
Orvile W Johler
Otto
Bob Reiter
Reiter Motor Co
Bob
McLain Motor Co
Pontiac
Cadillac
Buick
GMC
Notice of Registration of Voters in Ottawa Kansas
Poll books for voter registration in Ottawa Kansas are open during city clerk hours. Those who did not vote in November 1958 or who have moved or not properly registered must register to vote. Register in person at City Hall with possible special arrangements for sick or disabled persons. First published January 23 1960 last published February 9 1960. State of Kansas Franklin County Probate Court No 10-317. Estate of Fred W Hensick deceased. Notice of Hearing. Executrix Louise F Hensick seeks final report approval, fees, and discharge. Defenses due February 15 1960 at 10:00 AM. Witnessed January 23 1960. LOUIS H F HENSTER Executrix.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Donald R. Capper
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Fred W. Hensick
Louise F. Hensick
Fred W. Herelek
Louish F. Henster
Ida Grace Ellenwood
Edna Edith Smith
Ida Grace Elenwood
H. Foster
Bowers
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Wayland Blair
Gale Shelton
Francis Kunard
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S. Poplar
Colbern’s
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New Hope Baptist Church
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Alan Stout
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Harvey Morrow
Richmond
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South Africa
Wellsville News
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Kiwanis Club
John Benham
Gerald Pearson
University of Kansas Extension Service
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Shipman
Dairy Cooperative Assn
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Arthur Dennis
Dennis Auto, Co
Case
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Noel Douglas
Dallas
Furniture Mart
Clem Sublett
O. K
Clem
Dick Walker
Pete Smith
Fred Hermreck
Doyle Campbell
T the Gamble Store
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Fred
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Floyd Minnick
Minnick Motor Co
Dodge
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J. B. Naughton
Detroit
American Automobile Association
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