Ottawa News Briefs Highlight Local Incidents and Events
Ottawa police cited Harold I. Gumm for drunkenness in the 100 block of N Main and noted a forthcoming Police Court appearance. Other items report firecracker incidents, bond actions, local dances, fireworks displays, summer recreation notices, a six week Midwest camp at Kansas University, hospital stays, and a funeral notice for Willie Smith from Fairview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold I. Gumm
Hickory
Ottawa
N. Main
Robert. E. Henley
N. Mulberry
Island Main
Eloise Warner
David Haverty
Midwest Music, Art and Dramatics Camp
University of Kansas
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births in Local Area
Admissions include Max Alderman Peggy Rybolt Ruby Sanford Lucille McGinnis Mrs Adams Howard Lincox Noel Snell Vernon Heine Joe Neer and more with several births noted. Dismissals list Leona Baker John Moore Raymond Mahoney Rena Randall Charles Cain and others, with multiple families and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max E. Alderman
Elm
Peggy Rybolt
Ruby Sanford
Lucille McGinnis
Princeton
Robert C. Adams
Qak
Howard Lincox
Noel Perry Snell
S. Main
Leona Baker
King
John Moore
Baldwin
Raymond Mahoney
Linwood
Rena Randall
Walnut
Charles Cain
Pomona
Kenneth Elder
Awards For Yards Given in Wellsville Garden Clubs
The Wellsville Garden Club honors yard displays with first place to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore for a neat landscape and rose display. Second goes to Mr. and Mrs. Dave Moore on Hunt Ave for red climbing roses and a neat fence. Third honors go to Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Marolf on East 7th Street for most improvement. The club held a breakfast meeting at Mrs. Lester Whitley Sr. for Yard of the Month, with lessons on Gardens of Pioneer days and a Little Show in an antique container.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville Garden Club
Walter Moore
Moore’s
Dave Moore
Hunt Ave
C. E. Marolf
East 7Th Street
Lester Whitley Sr
Tom Ruddell
John Neis
Ernest Hemingway Days in Kansas City Recalled
Kansas City Star recollections paint Ernest Hemingway as a lively youth who learned writing in seven months as a Star cub reporter. He covered General Hospital Union Station and police beat, often rushing to scenes and riding with officers. His war service, eye tests, Red Cross ambu lance corps, and later honors are noted along with births of his sons in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Ernest Hemingway
Hemingway
Star
Oak Park
Tyler Hemingway
Henry J. Haskell
The
General Hospital
Union Station
Sth Street
Action
C. G. Wellington
Wellington
the Star
Landon Laird
Ernest
Officer Bauswell
Europe
Red Cross Ambulance Corps
Wemingway
Tralley Dickey
Italy
Patrick
Gregory
Pauline Pfeiffer Hemingway
Hemingways
Paris
Madrid
Don Carlos Guffey
Guffey
Weaver couple relocate and neighbors move in
Meeder returns from Gardner Medical Center. Mr and Mrs James Weaver now live at 1620 37th Ave Kansas City Kas. Mrs Weaver is the former Mary Ann Rhoades. Loren Jacoby family moves to Mrs Hannah Meeder’s Oak property lower apartment. Mrs Reed Stockton returns to Glasgow Ky after visiting Massengales family gathering held in her honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Beatty
Allen Coughenour
Oklahoma City
Okla
Wellsville
Maggie Patterson
Edgerston
Hannah
James Weaver
37Th Ave
Kansas City
Kas
Weaver
Mary Ann Rhoades
M. S. Rhoades
Loren Jacoby
Edgerton
Hannah Meeder
Oak
Glasgow
Reed Stockton
Robert Massenpale
Massengale
Horse Shies Into Truck Near Garnett Kills Horse
A horse died after curving into a Southwest Freight Lines truck about four miles north of Garnett Saturday evening. Rider Oliver Slocum Jr. was injured slightly and treated at a Garnett hospital. The horse belonged to Maynard Askins. the driver Lloyd Vandeventer was ticketed for a missing daily record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett
Oliver Slocum Jr
Northwest of Garnett
Maynard Askins
Slocum
Askins
Southwest Freight Lines
Lloyd Vandeventer
St. Joseph
Vandeventer
Bill’ Grey
Kansas
Grey
KC Markets Kansas City livestock report highlights price changes
KC Markets Kansas City AP survey shows cattle calves and steers firm to higher with prime beef ranges around 20.50 to 24.25 for steers and heifers. cows and sows varied, stockers up to 24 higher. hogs mixed with barrows up to 28 higher and sows 25 to 50 higher. lambs strong with primes 17.75 to 19.60 and feeders 11.00 to 13.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Strongman To Korean Helm
South Korea's Lt. Gen. Chang Do-young resigned as premier and top military leader. Maj. Gen. Pak Chung-hi was named head of the ruling junta, while retired Lt. Gen. Song Yo-chan took over the premiership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
South Korea
Chang Do-young
Pak Chung-hi
Chang
Song Yo-chan
Syngman Rhee
Ottawas Elks Head to Miami for National Convention
A large Ottawa Elks contingent travels to Miami Florida to attend the national convention opening Saturday. The lodge ritual team, fresh from a state win, will perform at 2 p m on Saturday and compete against western teams with a possible entry to national finals Wednesday. Several members and guests join the trip while past exalted ruler Lived Stafford misses the event due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Ottawa
Jack Kille
Ed Gardner
Jim Oog
Howard Doyen
Earl Guist
Louis Speer
Harry Lennard
Eldon Schnoke
Glenn Wicke T
Harry Worthington
Wicke
Elks
Stafford
State Patrol Keeps Busy During Holiday Weekend
The Kansas Highway Patrol cited 12 people for traffic violations in Franklin County over the holiday weekend. On US 59 near Princeton three men John E. Sheppard 21 Joel E. Disque 19 and Charles F. Barfknecht 22 all of Lawrence faced charges and must appear in County Court July 10. Nine others were cited for speeding on Interstate 35 east of Ottawa including Harold G. Miller 26 Leawood 82 in a 70 zone Wilford N. Harper 21 Quincy Mo 64 in a truck over 5 000 pounds Gale J. Ely 22 Kansas City Mo James N. Money 37 Bridgeton Mo Edward H. Strevel 31 Kansas City Mo Joseph P. Barnes Kansas City Mo Ebner E. Greer 3 Neodesha 92 W P. Young 32 Oklahoma City Okla 60 in a truck over 5 000 pounds and Harry H. Catheard 35 Ash 72 in a truck under 4 000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Highway Patrol
Franklin County
US 59
Princeton
John E. Sheppard
Mulberry
Joel E. Disque
N. Cedar
Charles F. Barfknecht
Lawrence
Interstate 35
Ottawa
Harold G. Miller
Leawood
Wilford N. Harper
Quincey
Gale J. Ely
Kansas City
James N. Money
Bridgeton
Edward H. Strevell
Joseph P. Barnes
Ebmer E. Greer
Neodesha
W. P. Young
Oklahoma City
Okla
Harry H. Catheard
High school student joins 10 week medical center research program
Tom Laury aged 17 is among 18 students in a joint Kansas City program at K U Medical Center and Kaw Valley Heart Association. Supervised by Dr. Tom Hamilton, the group studies electro-phoresis and blood tests, attends twice weekly seminars, and views medical science films while pursuing projects in microbiology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Laury
David G. Laury
K. U. Medical Center
Kansas City
The
Medical Center
Kaw Valley Heart Association
Tom Hamilton
Jim Deel
Baldwin
Deaths Dean Hudson Hamilton Richmond 42
Deaths Dean Hudson Hamilton of Richmond aged 42 died at Wakeeney Hospital after a heart attack while wheat harvest work. He leaves wife Alice, children Dean H. Hamilton Jr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hunsaker, parents Charles E. Hamilton and Laura Reineke, plus six brothers, one sister and three grandchildren. Also noted are brief obituaries for Carol Ann Adams and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Hudson Hamilton
Richmond
Wakeeney Hospital
Hamilton
Charles E
Laura Hamilton
Ruhamah Baptist Church
Alice
Lloyd Hunsaker
Wellsville
Dean H. Hamilton Jr
Obituary notice for Topeka family, numerous survivors named
Three daughters Mrs Bernice Van Doren Riverside Calif Mrs Georgia Strawn Valley Falls Kas Mrs Velma Starr Topeka two sons William H Cordle Topeka Kenneth Cordle Wellsville one brother Roy B Harper St Joseph Mo a sister Mrs William Still Cainsville Mo 18 grandchildren a number of great grandchildren and several great great grandchildren Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 230 pm at the Eastside Baptist Church in Topeka Interment will be in Mt Hope Cemetery at Topeka
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice van Doren
Riverside
Calif
Georgia Strawn
Valley Falls
Kas
Velma Starr
Topeka
William H. Cordle
Kenneth Cordle
Wellsville
Roy B. Harper
St. Joseph
William Still
Cainsville
Eastside Baptist Church
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Cuban Plane Hijacked Forces Miami Landing
Cuban militiaman guarding a Cuba airliner was shot as hijackers forced the plane from Havana to Miami. Police cordoned the jet on arrival at Miami International Airport while 16 passengers were taken into immigration. Some passengers asked to return to Havana while others planned to stay in Miami. the guard was seriously wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Miami International
Havana
Varadero Beach
Cuba
Probate Hearings for Mary L. Lawrence and Susan M. Reid Estate
First published June 20 1961 notices in Franklin County Kansas probate court announce hearings for the estates of Mary L. Lawrence and Susan M. Reid. Ernest R. Lawrence petitions for probate admission and appointment as executor. defenses due July 13 1961 and July 1 1941 respectively. Attorneys listed: Bowers & Bowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Mary L. Lawrence
Evernest R. Lawrence
Ernest Lawrence
Ottawa
Kensas
State of
B. F. Bowers
Kansas
Bowers
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Adv
Ellis
Liberty Loan Corporation of
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Harry L. Clayborne
Carrie A. Clayborne
Lincoln
Walt Disney
Toby Tyler
Hillcrest Drive-In
Orlis Cox
Ferne and Bruce
Snyder Pharmacy
Glenn Hemming
RFD 4
Ransom Memorial Hospital
George Streebin
Russell Dyer
Roy Bates
Edgar Baker
Clyde Newby
Paul Steinman
John Steinman
John Sargent
C. W. Newcomer
Roger Ferguson
Jerry Hume
James Baldwin
Fred Ferguson
Ottawa Herald
Theron Stovall
Olive
Veteran's Hospital
Crites
Ja Jay Saner
Wilow
Willie Smith
Fairview
Forrest Booth
Vernon Heine
Overbrook
Joe W. Neer
Bernice Holden
Frances Smith
Kansas State Industrial Development Commission
Kiwanis Ladies
Baptist Men's Fellowship
Bernhard Fleming
Roy Chambers
Newman Hospital
Emporia
Eureka
Wellsville High School
Jil
Wayne Leach
Marysville
Olint Leach
Colorado
P. A. Poole
Great Lakes Navy Hospital
Poole
Larry Chanay
Highway Department
Emporia State Teachers College
Art Chanay
Rob
Lori Stockard
Melvin Stockard
Patty Stovall
Bernard Stovall
Haysville
George Poole
Clay Center
McConnell
Jay Newland
Newland
Ronnie
Mrs
Lucky Patton
Osage City
Keith Patton
J. W. Fields
Junior Bloss
Bill
Shelbina
Fields
Eldon Whiteaker
Wellsville Baptist Church
Marie Broers
Lowell Broers
Bob Phillips
Lake Garnett
Lake
Meeder
Gardner Medical Center
State Patrol
Carol Ann Adams
R. C. Stephens
Robert Adams
S. Oak
Highland Cemetery
Anna Mae Spring
Carl F
Tom Adams
Cleveland
Nate Gibbons
Prosser
Wash
Edith Gibbons
W. 7Th
Eliza Jeffers
G. E. Jeffers
Campbell
F. A
Margaret (Needham) Burkdoll
Ottawa High School
Kansas State University
Lane High School
Minnesota
George E. (Dobie) Jeffers
Congregational Church
Eastern Star
Ed Jennings
Martinez
Rex E. Jeffers
Bessie Cook
Berkeley
John W. Barkdoll
HW. J. Sobba
H. J. Sobba
Cecelia Feuerborn
Holy Angels Catholic Church
Maurice Pontius
Grand Valley
Colo
Bill Barnaby
James Kueser
Orville Sobba
Gus Sobba
Towanda
Earl Sobba
Largo
Gene Sobba
Las Vegas
Nevada
George C. Cordle
Vincent
Amanda Harper
Mt. Moriah
Riverton
Neb
Grace Episcopal Church
Beem
Stewart
Legals
R. Lawrence
Petitioner
Gilliland
Centropolis
Adams
Towner's Chapel
Dean H. Hamilton Sr
Towner
Chlapel
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