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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1960
Page
3
Inside Forest Park gates yesterday Wycke B. Shanes sixteen of 314 West 3rd was arrested on a charge of making an illegal left turn after a collision with a car driven by Clarence L. Crandal forty four of 604 East Logan. Major damage reported to both vehicles.
Two drivers Eunice Gregg and Clara Reynolds were cited by Ottawa police for negligence in backing and being involved in an accident in the 100 block of South Hickory. Minor damage reported as the cars backed from stalls on opposite sides and collided near the center of the street.
Read about guaranteed 3 percent interest from Peoples and the relocation of the F.D.T.C. and Ray businesses to Missouri. The snippet hints at financial guarantees and interstate moves affecting customers and stakeholders.
Keith V. Ward aged 22 and Donna Ann Theney aged 18, both residents of Ottawa, secured marriage licenses.
In Crawford County Kansas twenty previously untapped fishing pits were rediscovered during a county state park renovation. A joint county and Kansas fish and game commission effort opened accessible routes to the pits, inviting anglers to pursue bass catfish and perch in a renewed strip pit fishing era along U.S. 69 near Pittsburg.
Wellsville visitors Chester Holtwick and his wife Elsa discuss Hawaii sugar cane farming on Oahu with four children in tow. He describes Hawaii sugar research at the Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association Experiment Station, its soil tillage and planting machinery, irrigation needs across islands, and the economic dominance of sugar, tourism, and military presence.
In Washington, Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller urges a federal overhaul to streamline executive branches, arguing past programs fail to meet current challenges. He cites housing and land questions, noting high costs and evolving living conditions while emphasizing efficiency and national preparedness.
Wellsville remembers Henry Silvius 87th birthday and notes his routines using an iron walker. local families and residents are mentioned with farming, travel, and church activities. The report covers cane harvest methods, irrigation, and Hawaiian sugar production details, plus community visits and naval academy notes.
Admissions include Mrs. Harvey F. Morris Lola Hudson and Arlie Woods. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Chambers weighs 7 lbs 4 oz. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Parker weighs 7 lbs 6 oz. Dismissals list Charles Friedrich Crestview nursing home and others including Mrs. Robert C. Thomas infant daughter, Leonard Wilcox and John Snethen.
Weekend plans show Mr and Mrs Paugh of Ferrerview hosting relatives including Leslie Ernest Hall Janet Michael Lynn and discussing stays with the family at their home and with T Courter and Sloan in Aurora Illinois. Wayne Todd and Gerald McPaugh joined in Ozarks sightseeing while DeeWayne was a guest of the Paughs.
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