Many Register As Lobbyists In 1961 Kansas Session
More than 100 persons have registered as lobbyists for the 1961 Kansas Legislature session. The two categories list legislative counsel and legislative agents. Notables include T M Murrell Topeka former House majority leader and counsel for Associated Industries of Kansas and Mid Continent Oil and Gas. Eldon Sloan Topeka former head of Property Valuation and counsel for Seymour Foods. Donald P Schnacke Topeka state GOP chairman and counsel for Kansas Engineers Society. Merl S Emert Sedan former state senator and agent for Kansans for the Right to Work. Various groups represented include unions utilities chamber of commerce trucking lines teachers liquor and beer wholesalers United Dry Forces farm organizations railroads and medical and mental health groups. Marie Kuhlman Topeka and Francis M Guine Wellington listed as agents but with no organization listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
T.M. Murrell
House
Associated Industries of Kansas, Inc
Mid Continent Oil and Gas Association, Inc
Eldon Sloan
State Department of Property Valuation
Seymour Foods, Inc
Donald P. Schnacke
Republican Party
Kansas Engineers Society
Marshal G. Gardiner
Democratic Party
Junction City Union
Merl S. Emert
Sedan
Kansans
Chamber of Commerce
United Dry Forces
Kansas Medical Society
Kansas Association For Mental Health
Marie Kuhlman
Francis M. Guine
Wellington
Youth Admits He Killed A Neighbor
In Santa Clara California 14 year old Robert Sichel confessed to police that he fatally stabbed 58 year old Marie Rozas with a bayonet and attempted to burn her body after neighbors reported him leaving the yard before the blaze. Motive remains undetermined as investigators press for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Clara
Calif
Husky Robert Sichel
Mal Sylvia
Sichel
Marie Rozas
Sylvia
Farmers Clash With Police in Milan Protest
In Milan, Italy, around two thousand irate dairy farmers clashed with riot police in the city center near Palazzo Serbelloni where Foreign Trade Minister Mario Martinelli was meeting authorities. Six farmers were arrested after protesters attacked officers who barred access to the minister to present concerns that imports of foreign beef and butter were undermining local prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Italy
Palazzo Serbelloni
Mario Martinelli
Adlai Begins New U N Delegation Role Today
Adlai E. Stevenson files credentials with Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold in New York to take his post as chief U S delegate to the United Nations. He arrived Sunday night and will likely debut in the Security Council this week, with debate on the Congo on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
Adlai E. Stevenson
Dag Hathmarskjold
U.S
Stevenson
New York
Security Council
Congo
Hospital Notes and Births in Local Entries
Admissions include Mrs. Carol Salb and Mrs. Lewis Stewart with others listed. Births report four new babies to Criqui, Magrath, Aubry Jr., and Seyler families with weights. Dismissals cover multiple residents to Cedar House and nursing homes, plus several discharge notes and family entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo A. Criqui
Sycamore
Hugh Magrath
Williamsburg
Franz A. Aubry Jr
Lucky C. Seyler
N. Main
Eisenhower flies to Georgia for warmer weather and quail hunting
Ex president Dwight D. Eisenhower left Gettysburg in a snowstorm aboard a private plane to Albany, Georgia. The party included four newsmen and Maj. Gen. Howard M. Snyder and Dick Flohr. They plan about a week away then a longer stay at Desert Palm in Southern California for golf and rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York, Pa
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Georgia
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Albany
White House
Howard M. Snyder
Dick Flohr
Secret Service
W. Alton Jones
The
Cities Service Co
Bomb Explosions Hit Panama Embassy Area
Four youths arrested after a homemade bomb exploded on the U S embassy lawn in Panama. Police report eight bombs in possession and three prior blasts in Panama City since Jan 14 aimed at cars and homes of people who opposed communism or Fidel Castro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
U.S
Panama City
Fidel Castro
Ottawa P T A seeks milk fund donations for needy students
The Ottawa P T A Council requests donations to supply milk for grade school children who cannot afford it. Milk fund chair Mrs. Leo Beller notes past club generosity created a surplus now exhausted. Local events include Lincoln P T A slides on Kansas and a talk on Ottawa history tonight at 7:30 led by Mrs. John J. Pinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa P.T.A. Council
Leo Beller
Lincoln P.T.A
Kansas
Ottawa
John J. Pinney
R. C. Stephens
Gail Nitcher
Bechtle and Monfort Funeral Services Held
Funeral services were conducted for Richard A. Bechtle who died Jan 19 at Towner's Funeral Chapel with Rev. Charles P. Knight presiding. Pallbearers listed and burial at Princeton Cemetery followed. Jessie M. Monfort, who died Jan 18, had services at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev. Knight officiating and graveside burial at Jola Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Bechtle
Towner’s
Charles P. Knight
Ted Fogle
Larry Day
Karl Fogle
Louis Ferns
Harley Ainsworth
Craig W. Buckley
C. J. Millton Jr
Lawrence Ott
Princeton Cemetery
Jessie M. Monfort
Lamb Funeral
Charles R
Roger C
Willis Raymond A
Roy C. Monfort
George I. Barnes
John Hamerickhouse
J. R. Hen- Ning
Jola
Gets Jail Sentences On Forgery Charges
Evelyn Horne pleaded guilty in District Court to five counts of forgery and was sentenced to one to 10 years on each count, to run concurrently. Five forging charges were dismissed. The forged checks totaled 620 dollars, with amounts listed at Cheney's Ottawa Co-Operative Association A and P Market Alexander-Wesen Insurance Butler's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Horne
RFD 3
Cheney
Is Vs Are Debate Revisited by Chicago Line
A 1926 chat about grammatical agreement resurfaces as the Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad resurveyed the word puzzle. Institutions split, Chicago and Princeton flip to are, Harvard and Temple move to are, and Holy Cross suggests rewriting the sentence to settle the quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
C. 5. Spens
Burlington Railroad
Spens
P. S. Eustis
University of Chicago
Northwestern University
Harvard
Literary Digest
Eustis
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Temple
Boston University
Holy Cross
Worcester
Mass
Wellsville oil operation tour and local notices update
Wellsville Kiwanis toured Kerr McGee Oil Industries water flood site southwest of Wellsville. Floyd Jackson and Harris Papadromis led the visit, showing water treating, oil tank storage, and a new heating system installed late November at about $18,000 to ease thicker oil flow in cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville Kiwanis Club
Kerr McGee Oil Industries
Wellsville
Floyd Jackson
Harris Papadromis
Deaths Nora Selena Corby Conner 89 Tulsa resident
Mrs. Nora Selena Corby Conner 89 widow of Albert Conner died yesterday in Tulsa after a 10 month illness. Born October 16, 1871 in Allen County she lived years in Greenwood. Surviving: two daughters Iva C. Conner Grace Allen Conner. three sons Earl Ralph H. in Ottawa Reuber John in Barstow California. 17 grandchildren 13 great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 1 p.m. Moore Funeral Chapel Tulsa with Dr. T T Crabtree Immanuel Baptist Church. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery Tulsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Selena (Corby) Conner
Albert Conner
Tulsa
Okla
Greenwood
Allen County
George W
Ella Sophia (Allen) Corby
Iva C. Conner
Grace Allen Conner
Earl
Ralph H
Ottawa
Reuber John
Barstow
Calif
Moore Funeral Chapel
T. T. Crabtree
Immanuel Baptist Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Home Destroyed In Osage City Fire
Ear Hall and wife Peg escaped a furnace blaze that destroyed their Osage City home early Saturday. Their sons Harry, 6, and Rodney, 9, were away. Firefighters battled for four hours. the house and contents were a total loss, insured in part according to Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage City
Ear Hall
Hall
Peg
Harry
Rodney
Local Market Rates Include Grain and Livestock Quotes
Grain prices show mixed activity with wheat near 1.80, rye around 0.70, and soybeans at 2.15. Corn and milo quotes appear, with barley and butterfat nearby, while egg and poultry figures range across grades and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo
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Death notices for Mrs Myrtle Wiesen and Rev Frank Rissler
Mrs Myrtle M Wiesen 67 of 933 Ash died at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a year long illness. Born Dec 11 1893 in Pomona she was married to Nicholas W Wiesen now deceased. Surviving include daughter Mrs Nelson Tipton son H B Wiesen 12 grandchildren six great grandchildren and sister Mrs Ethel Rittenhouse. Funeral at Sacred Heart Church with rosary at 8 pm and burial Mt Calvary. Also funeral services for Rev Frank Rissler 62 former North Baptist pastor who died in Sac City Iowa were held in Sac City with burial in Sedalia Missouri. He served as pastor 1948 to 1954 and is survived by wife Geneva Rissler daughter Frances Hathaway three brothers and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle M. Wiesen
Ash
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Franklin County
Williamsburg
Pomona
Ottawa
William and
Effie
Forney) Banger
Scipio
Nicholas W. Wiesen
Nelson Tipton
H. B. Wiesen
Wichita
Ethel Rittenhouse
Glendale
Calif
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Altar Society
Legion of Mary
Edward Nolan
Frank Rissler
North Baptist Church
Sac City
Iowa
Sedalia
la Monte
Bolivar Junior College
William Jewell College
Central Baptist
Eight Die In Home Blaze Near Pasadena Maryland
A frame house fire in Pasadena Maryland killed seven Negro children and an adult caregiver early today, with one child escaping. Victims include Donald L Green age nine months and siblings Maryland two, Winifred three, Yvette four, Joeline five, Aaron six, cousin Regina Wright ten, and uncle Bernard Green three. Lawrence Green eleven escaped by leaping from a second floor window in ten degree weather. Parents Dolores and Ernest Green were away visiting neighbors. fire officials say a faulty oil furnace caused the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Lester Cohenoweth
Donald L. Green
Maryland
Winifred
Yvette
Joeline
Aaron
Regina Wright
Bernard Green
Lawrence Green
Chenoweth
Dolores
Ernest
Kansas City Livestock Markets Report
Kansas City market bulletin shows cattle numbers around 12 000 with calves about 300. steers mostly steady while cows decline 25 to 50. good and choice steers 24.00 to 27.00. hogs active with barrows and gilts up 50 to 75. sows up to 25. sheep and lambs steady to higher with feeder lambs strong and lambs 16.50 to 17.00 for choice to prime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Civic groups plan monthly Pittsburg meeting on community issues
Seven Pittsburg service organizations will hold a joint monthly meeting to discuss community problems. Participants include the Rotary Lions Kiwanis Optimist Exchange clubs the Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Rotary, Lions, Kiwanis
Optimist and Exchange Clubs
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce
Notice of Hearing in Estate Matter Ottawa Kansas
In Franklin County Probate Court a petition for an administrator of the James Franklin Adams estate, aka Jim Adams, has been filed by creditor Joel H. Towner. Respondents must file defenses by February 8, 1961, at 10:00 a.m. in Ottawa Kansas. hearing to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
James Franklin Adams
Jim Adams
Ottawa
Joel H. Towner
Gleason
Gleason, Doty and
Logas
Stork Shower Held for Mrs. Richard Ray at Myers Home
Board of Health member Mrs Wingert was presented with the book Some Thing To Live By by Dorothea Kopplin. Refreshments were served to 18 members and four guests, hosted by Mrs Royce Myers and Mrs Bill Kyle at the Myers home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Wingert
Dorothea S. Kopplin
Royce Myers
Bill Kyle
Myers
Richard Ray
Want Ads Save 100 Percent Pay Cash Deal
Classified notice offers cash payment with a 10 percent discount for local ads paid by 5 p.m. next day. The fragment mentions rates and terms but is incomplete and lacks full details. Still it signals a promotional pricing structure for classified advertisements.
Card of Thanks for Darling Baby Loss
heartfelt thanks to friends and relatives in our hour of sorrow caused by the loss of our Darling Baby. Words cannot say what we feel. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rockhold, Joan and Dale, Grandpa and Grandma Myers, Grandpa and Grandmother Rockhold, 6210 Johnson Drive Shawnee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Rockhold
Joan
Dale
Grandpa
Grandma Myers
Grandsma Rockhold
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kad
SFC
Donald R. Kennedy
Kenneth Andrews
Army
Kennedy
Jack Fenton
Lrate
Adlai
U.N
Carol Salb
S. Locust
Lewis- Stewart
Edwin E. Waterbury
Howard Elder
Frank H. Davis
Thurman Carter
Wilma Pinney
Harry B. Harper
Walnut
Charlie McDaniel
Cedar House Nursing Home
Ida Reichard
Lema. Goldsmith
Crestview Nursing Home
Robert Wallace
Cedar
Floyd Jacob
N. Cherry
Hugh Lee
S. Cedar
Bradley Eugene Mason
S. Sycamore
Theodore Brown
Baldwin
T. W. Jones
Gardner
Darrell Cuthbertson
Paola
Elroy J. Raub
Leslie Wheat
James Hornbuckie
N. Mubberry
Gary
University of California, At Berkeley
Tau Beta Pi Honorary Engineers’ Fraternity
Erman Williams
S. Poplar
A. M. Spears
Jeannine H. Massad
Ramon N. Massad
Ernest Slusser
E. 8Th
Leota Hartpence
N. Sycamore
H. M. Pratt
H. F. Duvall
Charles Duvall
Aurora
Colo
Duvalls
Jan
Paula Linn
Snyder Pharmacy
Bea Martin Peck
Emporia
Humane Welfare Associations
Hutchinson
Milt Stoffer
V. A. Hospital
Bob Beeler
Beech
K. U. Medical Center
Capitol
Nancy McKay
Wellsville News
Bernice Holden
Leslie Reed
Marilyn Painter
Baker University
Carol Cramer
Manhattan
Bob Kyle
Billy
Ronnie
George Kyle
Raymond Price
Linnie Tyler
A. B. Hagelin
Boonville, Mo
John L. Haller
Haller
James Russell
le Loup
New Hope Baptist Church
Earl Kohler
Jess Ball
J. C. Jones Sr
Miami
J. C. Jones Jr
Pressonville
New Hope W.M.S
Bob Chalender
Robbie
Ralph Chalender
W.S.C.S
Wirere
Bill Warnock
Dick Moherman
Moherman
Larry Averill
James Nabors
Methodist
Baptist
Assembly of God
Methodist Church
Oren Carroll
Della C. Lamb
Harold Wingert
Wichita University
State Department of Education
State
Mrs
Nora Conner
Myrtle M, Wiesen
Rev
SC Livestock
Jo“ Towner’s Chapel
Ramv
Legals
Eebenet
Brittany
Overbrook
Lang
Gime Berich
Kansas Land Co
Raney Drug Store
Ottawa Herald
Arthur D. Black
Franklin County Sale Co
Wilson & Locust St
Fred Coon
Claud Meyers
Ernest Arnold
John Ogle
Write Future Homes, Inc., Dept
Johnson Drive
Shawnee
Mission, Kansas
Alien
Waldheim
Fifth St. KC
General Services
Shirley Nutt
Thomas O'Dea
Henry Alban
Conrad
Standard Rendering Co
Ween Eall
Heraid General Services
Fed
H & R Block, Inc
McCracken
Sheldon Trk. & Trac. Co
Harley Finch
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