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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1960

Page

4

Community Theater elects new board and announces play

Community Theater Players Inc. elected Robert A. Anderson Jack Rutter Mrs J T Seright and Howard White to two year terms at youth center meeting New officers are Jack Day president Howard White vice president Mrs Seright secretary and Robert A Anderson treasurer The group plans Teahouse of the August Moon to be staged April 21 22 and 23.

Community Theater Players Inc Robert A. Anderson Jack Rutter J. T. Seright Howard White Jack Day Seright

Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals Reported

Admitted Lloyd Johnson Baldwin Dan Fleming 1128 W 7th Mrs Flora Sutherland 410 Walnut Births Owen Brooks Overbrook son born today 6 Ib Max Roush 206 S Locust son born today 6 Ib Dismissed Miss Marjorie Collins 738 S Sycamore Mrs Fred Kaiser 1123 S Cedar Mrs Evert Tyson and baby daughter 524 W 18th transferred Joe Driver Quenemo to Kansas City hospital Harold Price 323 S Elm Albert Adioph Wells ville Raymond Caylor Rantoul Glenn Willhite Wellsville today

Lloyd Johnson Baldwin Dan Fleming Flora Sutherland Walnut Thursay Owen Brooks Overbrook Max Roush Marjorie Collins S. Sycamore Fred Kaiser S. Cedar Evert Tyson Joe Driver Quenemo Kansas City Harold Price S. Elm Albert Adioph Wellsville Raymond Caylor Rantoul Glenn Willhite

Second Semester Opens Next Week at Ottawa University

Ottawa University prepares for the spring term with registration on Monday and Tuesday and first classes on Wednesday. Faculty finalize grades for the prior semester as students return. East and West Residence Halls gain 70 new beds, plus 30 more in the Women’s Residence, for a total capacity of 135. Remodeling cost under $100,000.

Ottawa University Andrewb. Martin

Death Notice Charles A Goodwin Oil Driller 70

Charles A Goodwin 70 of Rantoul died at Ran som Memorial Hospital after a one day stay He lived in Franklin County since 1917 Born Mercer Missouri January 17 1890 son of John Goodwin He was married November 30 1943 to Alma Prothe Surviving are his widow two stepsons Gale and Bartley Miller Osawatomie two brothers Alfred Chanute and John Los Angeles and four sisters Rosa Burden Clema Stethens Stella Steel and Mary Ware Burial in Osawatomie at Towner's Chapel Monday at 2 p.m.

Charles A. Goodwin Rantoul Ransom Memorial Hospital Franklin County Mercer John Goodwin Rantoul Presbyterian Church Alma Prothe Block Gale Bartley Miller Osawatomie Alfred Chanute John Los Angeles Rosa Burden Clema ‘Stethens Dallas Tex Stella Steel Mary Ware Pao-la

KC Livestock Market Report From Kansas City

AP notes a light offering with no calves, hogs at 2400 head, barrows gilts and cows steady to 25 lower, weights 400 to 590 pounds, hogs 25 lower, sheep nominal at 25.

KC Livestock Kansas City

Funeral Services for Robert Sturgeon

Funeral services for Robert Sturgeon who died January 26 will be held at Lane Methodist Church Sunday at 2 pm with Rev I C Jones officiating. Burial will follow in Lane Cemetery.

Robert Sturgeon Lane Methodist Church I. C. Jones Lane Cemetery Sturgeon Lane Kansas

Court Rules Today On Chessman Plea

Federal Judge Louis E. Goodman will rule today on a habeas corpus writ from death row convict Caryl Chessman. Chessman, 39, was condemned for kidnaping robbery and perverted sexual assault of two Los Angeles women, with execution scheduled at San Quentin in February. He and his lawyers expect the plea to be denied after Thursday's three hour hearing.

San Francisco Louis E. Goodman Caryl Chessman Chessman Javes San Quentin Goodman Los Angeles

Wellsville approves two-year contract for Peterson

The Wellsville Board of Education renewed superintendent W E Peterson’s contract for two more years. A written policy for the board and schools is under development to be issued in pamphlet or book form for students and parents once approved.

Board of Education W. E. Peterson Wellsville

Police Cite Young Drivers

Two teenagers were cited after separate collisions within 15 minutes. Carol Sue Chism, 16, 601 N Cherry, and Edwin Summers, RFD 1, Excelsor Springs, Mo, both charged with following too close. Later Ida Marie Hird, 17, Princeton, and George E. McCool, 47, RFD 1, Leavenworth, also involved. damages noted. Both girls face Police Court February 2.

Carol Sue Chism N. Cherry North Main Edwin R. Summers RFD Excelsor Springs Ida Marie Hird Princeton South Main George E. McCool Leavenworth

Plan Retreat At Paola Sunday

The Main Street Presbyterian Church congregation will hold a planning retreat Sunday at Paola with 83 to 100 attendees from Ottawa. Participants meet at the church at 1 30, retreat runs 2 15 to 8, and a 6 dinner is planned. Gene Ramsey oversees transportation.

Main Street

Marriage Licenses Granted in Hartland and Willamburg

Myron Charles Dutte aged 92 of Hartland Wise and Janette Yvonne Thornbrugh aged from Willamaburg obtained a marriage license in a local ceremony. The filing lists their names ages and residences as official record details.

Myron Charles Dutte Hartland,Wise Janette Yvonne Thornbrugh Willamaburg

Senate action on bills suspends property tax levy

In Topeka the Senate advanced two House bills to suspend the 1.75 mill property tax for a year, channeling funds to college and hospital building programs. Bills move to governor and House for minor amendments with party line votes, as critics warn the tax would return in 1961.

Topeka Senate House Glee Smith Jr Smith Ways and Means Committee Docking Kansas Centennial Commission State Historical Society State Historical William S. Bowers Ottawa

Here To Aid Blind Persons In Ottawa Kansas

Miss Lorene Thompson a rehabilitation counselor from the Division of Services to the Blind, State Department of Social Welfare, Kansas City, visited Ottawa to meet a trainee and social workers at the Franklin County Welfare Department. Miss Norma Varney aided with blind persons and their workers. The program offers social information and ongoing case work, open to all citizens, with county assessors helping locate blind individuals. Many blind workers market products via Kansas Industries for the Blind, and the Ottawa Lions Clubs sponsor an annual broom sale.

Lorene Thompson Division of State Department of Social Welfare of Kansas City Kas Ottawa Franklin County Welfare Department Norma Varney State Department County Welfare Department Kansas Industries Ottawa Lions Clubs

Washburn Coach Has Heart Attack

TOPEKA AP Marion McDonald Washburn University basketball coach suffered a heart attack Thursday after a handball game. Ninth season at Washburn, stricken before final drill for tonight’s game versus Emporia State. Resting comfortably in a Topeka hospital. Dick Godlove will coach the team in McDonald’s absence.

Topeka Marion McDonald Washburn University McDonald Washburn Emporia State Dick Godlove

De Gaulle Trapped Between Algerian Factions Crisis

In Algiers the Moslem rebels surge toward independence while De Gaulle seeks to reassert control. Rebel leadership urges Moslem troops to desert to nationalist guerrillas and civilians to hold firm as insurgents seize City Hall. De Gaulle withdraws key aides as tensions escalate.

Algiers Algeria Charles de Gaulle Radio Tunis de Gaulle France

Vogel and Ex-Wife arraigned in assault case

Marie Vogel former wife of WHB radio announcer Lee Vogel was arraigned in Independence Missouri on a charge of assault with intent to kill her ex-husband. She allegedly struck him with her car on January 20 after an argument in the rural driveway. Bond set at 1200 dollars and preliminary hearing scheduled for February 4.

Independence Marie Vogel Lee Vogel WHB Vogel

Notice of Voter Registration and Primary Election Ottawa KS

Poll books for Ottawa Kansas voters are open during City Clerk hours. Register if you did not vote in November 1958, have moved, or are not properly registered. In person at City Hall. First published January 22, 1960. Primary election set for March 22, 1960 to nominate Finance and Revenue Commissioner candidates.

Ottawa Kansas Aaid City Donald R. Capper

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