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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1958

Page

3

Funeral services for Arthur Risdon held at Bigelow

Attending were sister Mrs Chester Martin of Princeton and brother Elmer Risdon with wife. Burial in Antioch Cemetery near Bigelow. Risdons formerly from Laneareca. County Attorney Don White attended a state meeting in Topeka. Various local notes include a car hubcap theft report, speeding citation for William Gossett, and funeral details for Mrs Margaret Stedman. Dr W McFerrin Stowe led a preaching mission at First Methodist with guests from Paola Ottawa and Paola University.

Arthur Risdon Bigelow Chester Martin Princeton Elmer Risdon S. Main Antioch Cemetery Risdons Laneareca Don White Topeka W. McFerrin Stowe Oklahoma City First Methodist Church Rotary Club America D. Lyman Paola Gene Miller Ottawa University L. W. Bachr

Deaths Russell Caruthers 45 of Wellsville area

Russell Caruthers farmer and carpenter died at St. Luke's Hospital Kansas City after a heart attack. Born June 26 1913 in Osburn County he was survived by his widow Marie Hess Caruthers five children his father four brothers and four sisters. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 p.m. in Wellsville Methodist Church with burial in Wellsville Cemetery.

Russell Caruthers Wellsville St. Luke's Hospital Kansas City Osburn County Anna Ice Jason Caruthers Marie Hess Caruthers Marvin Melvin Barbara Donald Harold Mountain View Calif Dale Ralph Baldwin Roger Lawrence Walter Shawnee Ruth Vickers Naomi Porter Sunflower Opal de' Pue Liberal Irma Thompson Wellsville Methodist Church Loyal’ Hind W. Stalions Wellsville Cemetery

Reed Speaks To GOP Caucus In Topeka Campaign Remarks

Reed pledged a concrete program for Kansas stressing jobs and payrolls, education, and energetic leadership. He said he would present point by point plans for the state's economic future and high quality schooling, aiming to unify Republicans and win in November. Walter Cherry did not attend. Robert Jennison spoke briefly for the lieutenant governor race.

Topeka Clyde Reed Jr Parsons Reed Kansas Symelem

Private McKeon Wins Honor Marine of the Month

Private McKeon is named January Marine of the Month by All Weather Fighter Squadron 114 at Cherry Point N C. He vowed to be the best private after a 1956 death march at Paris Island where six recruits drowned following a tidal stream march.

Cherry Point N. C Charles Thomas Matthew €. McKeon Parris Island Marine Corps Pfe. McKeon All Weather Fighter Squadron 114

Musial Signs $100,000 Salary Rise with Cards

Stan Musial, already NL's top earner, signed with the St. Louis Cardinals for 1958, boosting his annual pay by about 20,000 to near 100,000. Since 1952 his salary had stood at 80,000. He becomes the second highest paid active player after Ted Williams, who earned 100,000 last year and was reported to seek 125,000 in 1958.

ST. Louis Stan Musial St. Louis Cardinals Musial Ted Williams Boston Red Sox

Second Wave Of Asian Flu Hits Dallas

Health director J. W. Bass reports Dallas in its second wave of Asian flu with cases around 30 to 35 per 1,000, a rise over normal levels though holding near typical rates. He notes city figures approximate a small increase as the epidemic progresses.

Dallas J. W. Bass

Gardner City Clerk Charged Over Missing Dog Shadow

Gardner city clerk James Hayes faces a charge of destroying personal property after Shadow the dog, companion to a four year old blind boy, disappeared January 11 and was found shot at a dump. The boy’s father Cmdr. Wesley R. Shaw of the Olathe Naval Air Station pressed the case. Hayes was released on $500 bond with a preliminary hearing set for March 3.

Olathe Gardner, Kas James Hayes Shadow Jeffrey Shaw Cmdr Wesley R. Shaw Olathe Naval Air Station Vnfy Hayes

Hospital Notes Admits List From Quenemo and Pomona

Hospital notes report admissions including Mrs Edith Downey at House nursing home and Mrs Richard Powers of Pomona along with several others such as Mrs Clarence Pinkston of Quenemo Elbert Sullivan Nelson Hotel Bradley Gilges at 704 Cleveland and Charles Pursley at 1121 N Main Dismissals include Mrs Powers and Mrs Max Reimer of 738 Pecan and Clarence Swallow of Quenemo today.

Edith Downey House Richard Powers Pomona Clarence Pinkston Quenemo Elbert Max Reimer Pecan Clarence Swallow

Montana State Prison Calm After 30 Hour Sit Down

Inmates at Montana State Prison in Deer Lodge ended a 30 hour sit down and demonstration with 275 participants. Warden Fay Burrell said priv ileges are withheld until return to work and discipline is restored. Rep. Lloyd Barnard said inmates complained of long days in locked workshops and discontent with working conditions.

Deer Lodge Monti Cahn Montana Fay Burrell Rep Lloyd &. Barnard D-Valley Montana Legislative Council Barnard

Ottawa Man Breaks Jail in Bold Escape

Ottawa man Donald Gonce age 29 and Richard Lee age 33 escaped from Shawnee County jail in Topeka last night by sawing bars and lowering to ground on a tied bundle of bed clothes. Gonce, later recaptured by Franklin County sheriff, faced past charges including car theft and a 1943 arrest, while Lee was held for Wabaunsee County authorities.

Donald Gonce Ottawa Shawnee Topekay Gonce Richard £. Lee Herington Lee Jerome Brown Franklin County Jay Brown

Brodrick Takes Turn For Worse

Marysville reports state highway director Lynn R. Brodrick had taken a turn for the worse at noon after a heart attack Saturday. Hospital attendants said he had spent a very restless night and condition remained serious.

Marysville Lynn R. Brodrick Brodrick

Toneka youth blames car for court troubles

In TOPEKA a Toneka youth facing a speeding charge asked Judge George A. Scott to suspend his license for 90 days. He claimed the automobile caused his troubles and would try again with another 90 days if needed. He explained the car belongs to his father who won't say no. The judge granted a 90 day license suspension.

Dulles Signals U S Aid Consideration for Mid East

At a Baghdad Pact meeting in Ankara United States Secretary of State Dulles indicated Washington would sympathetically consider new financial aid for Middle East projects to raise living standards once current development funds are exhausted. No firm grant commitment was made while Britain also signaled examination of regional needs within its budget limits.

Ankara Turkey U.S Dulles United States Middle East Iraq Iran Pakistan Selwyn Lloyd i Britain Lloyd

Stolen Bonds Ring Belies Montreal Heist

Police report a daring weekend theft of 1.8 million dollars in negotiable bonds from La Societe Nationale de Difucie and La Caisse Nationale Economie in Montreal. Burglars used explosives and took about 12 hours to bore through two vaults, with neighbors hearing blasts. The general manager said the loss was higher than initial estimates.

Montreal la Societe Nationale de Difucie la Caisse] Nationale Economie Henri Ouimet

Japanese Visitor Delights Ottawa Franklin Teachers Meet

Yasuhiro Kawamura spoke to Ottawa and Franklin County Teachers Association members in Garfield School. He compared Japanese and American schools and shared English teaching experiences, with Miss Genevieve Gillette giving thanks. Musical numbers and a pupil playlet followed as business meetings adjourned and a social hour closed the event.

Yasuhiro Kawamura Ottawa Teachers Association Franklin County Teachers Association Garfield School Genevieve Gillette George Brenner Princeton Smith Richmond Barbara Robertson Loretta Joan Roeckers Vicki McDonald Hood School Ethel Punk Willard Binns Williamsburg Ruth Murphy Wellsville Ralph Studebaker Charles Hill

One Killed 13 Hurt In Penn Pike Crash

A Greyhound bus collided with a large steel laden tractor trailer seven miles west of the Reading Lancaster interchange on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. The bus driver, James M. Bennett of Merchantville NJ, was killed and 13 others injured. The wreck trapped the driver for an hour and occurred shortly after 4 am.

Ephrata Greyhound Reading-Lancaster James M. Bennett Merchantville N.J Joel Smith Galena Kas

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