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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1958

Page

3

Local Notices and Briefs From Pratt Area

District Court battle to quiet title in Ottawa area filed by Mr and Mrs Vertus J Crofts against Isaac Kalloch et al. Various community items include a death notice in Oscala Florida for Billy D Rumans and a move to Oscala with another two children in Kansas City. Also mentions Zenith Hearing Aids and Acme Hearing Center, aliens filing address reports, and prizes and sales notices.

Vertus J. Crofts Isaac Kalloch Et A Ottawa Billy D. Rumans Fe, &H Oscala Fla

Local man held on four forgery counts

Floyd Grey, 24, of 1234 N Sycamore, arrested by police on four forgery charges. He allegedly passed checks for 40, 25.50, 40.95 and 158 dollars in December and January, all signed Carl Channon. Grey confessed to writing and passing the checks. Ottawa Tax Co. owner Adelbert Hay reported one forged check. Chief Eugene Flaherty said charges were filed and Grey was turned over to the sheriff.

Bam South Cherry Ottive Nagill H. L. Price S. Sycamore S. Cherry Price Floyd Grey N. Sycamore Eugene Flaherty Adelbert Hay Ottawa Taxi Co Grey Bill Wheeler Clyde Johnson Flaherty Budge's Hardware Crow's Grocery Waymire’s First National Bank Don White Hay Carl Channon Ash Channon Ottawa Roofing State of Kansas Franklin County W. H. Rice M. M. Edwards Rice M.om. Edwards Same Wees Wee Concrete Materials Co Rock of Hiway Dept Blades Sheldon Trk, & Tractor Webbee Ee John Sheevy Nordyke H. EB. May Patrolman Jim DeVore Don's Service W. H. Rien John Staadt Kansas Statech Ottawa Herald iConecrete Materials Co Rock Don's Price OW Co John Sheeley H. E. May Eeree KC Power & Lights Bundy Insurance Imsurance.s Roar Legals Hiway Sheldon Ivan Brown Ottawa Township M M. Meiwarde Nice Golicuhers Dee Concrete Materials Co. Rock Rock Sehen Sheldon Trk, & Tractor, Repaira General Road Williamson Treas Bank M M. Edwards Keith Farm Eeeereeeaee Harry Smith John Standt Frank Melcher H. Rite Dewees Cere Raymond Gihson PeIy Cic Cecacaees Shelmon Trk American Service Co Joe Nordyke Laor Oa Ross Bruner Hi. E. May Ben Shambdaugh Seeee Chas Redman Generals B. McNish Eel M. Om Edwards Same Materials Co Trihatche Williamson Rice Oi Co tHriss Fisher Don Reinecke Imp. Co E.s H. KE. May H. Rice

Deaths of Herman Q. Miller 69 Vassar Kansas area resident

Herman Q Miller 69 of Vassar died yesterday at Stormont Vail Hospital Topeka born November 26 1848 in Osage County lived in the area all his life He married Mary Hepner in 1932 after her death he wed Anna Masenthin in 1953 Survivors include widow one son Wallace four daughters 19 grandchildren three brothers one sister Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 pm at Evangelical A B Church Vassar with burial in Vassar Cemetery

Herman Q. Miller Vassar Stormont Vail Topeka Osage County Mary Hepner Anna Masenthin Wallace Lyndon Clyde Neilson George Kass Kansas City Kenneth Kass Bakersfield Calif Dale Gillan Hartford Onaga Ben California Ernie Louise Kersten Evangelical A. B Vasser Vassar Cemetery

Two Obituaries From Ottawa and Perry Highlight Local Deaths

Mrs. Ina Pingree Goodwin, 1906 born in Franklin County, died in Bethesda Md. At J J Bethesda hospital she was married to Walter Goodwin and survived by four sisters and a niece who traveled to Washington for the funeral Monday. Willam S Fallis, 87, Perry Okla retired banker and former Ottawa leader, died at home. He served as Ottawa State Bank president 1914–1923 and Perry First National Bank president for a decade, later ran a finance company in Hutchinson. He leaves two daughters.

Walter Goodwin J. Bethesda Bethesda Franklin County Goodwin Ina Pingree C. E. Pingree Amy Kratz Pingree Nellie Pingree Washington, D. C C. A. Ellison RFD Lloyd Robbins Pomona Earl Young Los Angeles Calif Leland Gilliland William S. Fallis Willam S. Fallis Perry Okla Ottawa Fallis State Bank of Ottawa P. C. Hegberg Ohlo Neosho Cora Byerley First Christian Church Perry Rotary Club

Bereaved Snyder and Galloway Families Attend Graveside Service

Mrs Roberta Snyder of Perry and Mrs Catharine Galloway of Hastings Nebraska are mourned with seven grandchildren and one great grandchild among relatives and friends gathering at Lamb Funeral Home Monday for a graveside service at 10 am officiated by Rev Thomas B Peake a grandson in law from Sand Springs Oklahoma.

Roberta Snyder Perry Catharine Galloway Hastings Neb Lamb Funeral Home Highland Cemetery Thomas B. Peake Sand Springs Okla

Dense Fog Trucker Collision Near Ottawa

A dense fog morning caused a two truck crash south of Ottawa on the highway at 5:30 a.m. William E. Lenover of Albuquerque driving a Navajo Freight Line semi trailer swerved to avoid a slow ahead vehicle with no lights and struck its left rear. Lenover and his auxiliary Kenneth Wallace, also of Albuquerque, suffered knee bruises.

USS Ottawa Highway Patrol William E. Lenover Albuquerque N. M Denver Lenover Kenneth R. Wallace

Hospital Notes and Births at Baldwin

Hospital notes list admissions and dismissals in Baldwin including Mrs Catherine Cox admitted Thursday. Births reported for Mr and Mrs Robert Cox Baldwin a daughter born Thursday weighing 7 pounds 7 ounces. Dismissals include Cecil Drum and Mrs Z F Lollar. Names and addresses also appear for several local residents.

Catherine Cox Baldwin Ramona Burgoon Osawatomie Robert Cox Cecil Drum Z. F Lollar Harold K. Stevens Mulberry Gorman Bledsoe N. Oak Grover Knight

Emporia Drives Industrial Fund Plan

Emporia Enterprises leaders announce a $305,000 industrial fund drive with two phases. The first aims for $105,000 to secure a railroad spur and water and sewer hookups west of Emporia. The second seeks $200,000, likely via bond issue, to aid a sewing industry move to the city.

Emporia Emporia Enterprises, Inc

Wright Funeral Services for Mrs M A Wright

Funeral services for Mrs M A Wright will be held at Lamb Funeral Home Saturday at 2 PM with interment in Evergreen Mound Cemetery. Flowers requested to be omitted. Falls? W S, former Ottawa banker, died this morning. Arrangements pending. interment planned for Highland Cemetery.

Fallish W. S Ottawa Highland Cemetery

Ottawa First Baptist elects officers at annual meeting

The Ottawa First Baptist Church held an annual meeting with a dinner in the Armory. New officers were elected across boards including Moderator Prof. B. Smith Haworth and multiple terms for Deacons, Deaconesses, Trustees, and Christian Education. The church burned the Mission mortgage of 1500 dollars and thanked the First Methodist Church for classroom space.

Ottawa Board of Deacons I Vernon Bear R. N. Bundy Sam Gary Robert Winchester Neil Bullock Henry Gilroy Lawrence Lainsted J. W. Trout Robert Bowline Herbert Harrah David Laury Raymond Schmidt Dale Wilhite Board of Deaconnesses St. Fred Evans Virginia Jen ‘Nings Walter Price Orlis Cox Paul Gaynor Mar‘vin Bond Howard Henderson Board of Trustees E. Haley C. W. Hegberg F. R. Bennett Jr R. M. Clogston Ruel Mitchell Johon Lamb Robert McCrea Jerome Minnick Board of Christian First Methodist Church First Baptist Charles Knight Methodist Church Roger Fredrikson

First Fatality In Wellington Traffic Crash

Dan Foley, 70, was struck and killed by a car yesterday in Wellington. It marks the city's first fatal traffic accident in several years.

Wellington Dan Foley

Major Clash Over School Aid Is Expected Monday

Topeka reports the first formal clash between Gov. George Docking and the Republican-dominated legislature over funding a 3 million dollar school aid deficiency. Disagreement centers on using the general fund versus the sales tax fund. House passage of a Senate bill would divert 2.85 million from the general fund, while Docking backs the sales tax fund and vows a veto. Democrats urge signing to fight later tax moves.

Topeka George Docking Kansas Docking House Senate

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