Quiet Holiday For Police In Ottawa Traffic
City police praised Ottawa drivers during the holiday weekend. Citations over the past three days covered open bottle violations speeding reckless driving and stop sign offenses. Notable cases include Homer H. Parrish cited for open bottle and released on bond Terry W. Johnson facing reckless driving charges and scheduled for Police Court July 7.
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Ottawa
Homer H. Parrish
W. Ltd
Terry W. Johnson
S. Poplar
Albert L. Crawford
Pomona
2Nd
Main
Carl Yohe
Clarence H. Caylor
Rantoul
News Briefs From Local Scenes And Events
Mrs George Phibbs formerly of 610 N Sycamore will be a contestant on Queen for a Day in San Diego visiting family Kenneth Phibbs Navy man A children story hour tomorrow at 9 30 am in Carnegie Free Library Peggy Nordyke will tell the stories A weekly story hour will be held each Tuesday through July Mr and Mrs Harlan McFadden Ricky and Mr and Mrs Walter Bolen visited relatives over weekend Names listed from Bolen and Kahle families Revival services in Pomona Assembly of God Church nightly at 745 Rev F R McAdams in charge Mary to undergo major surgery in Sacramento Ottawa man John W Sands 66 charged with being drunk on streets released on 50 bond set to appear in Police Court tomorrow.
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George W. Ernst III
John P. Seuferly
Kansas City
Kas
Gail P. Beller
S.main
East 15Th
George Phibbs
610
N. Sycamore
Queen
Phibbs
Holden
San Diego
Calif
Kenneth Phibbs
U.S. Navy
Carnegie Free Library
Peggy Nordyke
Assembly of God Church
Pomona
F. R. McAdams
Ottawa
John W. Sands
Wellsville youths attend Baldwin MYF Institute session
Wellsville youth Ruth Ann Cobb Donna Coughlin Melba Todd Judy Stephens and John Stephens attend the Baldwin MYF Institute directed by Rev James Nabors pastor of the Wells ville Methodist Church. Nabors expects about 400 youths from this end of the state to join the session.
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Wellsville
Baldwin Myf Institute
Ruth Ann Cobb
Donna Coughlin
Melba Todd
Judy Stephens
John Stephens
James Nabors
Deaths H C Horstick at Richmond farm leader
Harry C Horstick 75 a Franklin County Richmond area farmer and stockman died at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born in Harrisburg Pa he married Myrtle Wagner in Richmond in 1918 and lived on the same farm since 1908. Survived by widow two sons a daughter four grandchildren and a sister. Services at Richmond Methodist Community Church with burial in Richmond Cemetery.
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Harry C. Horstick
Richmond
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Harrisburg
Cornelius Harry
Emma
Ballsback) Horstick
Myrtle Wagner
Franklin County
Richmond Methodist Community Church
Farm Bureau
William H
Edwin H
C. F. Stumpe
Washington, Mo
D. W. Sanford
Independence
Morrow
Wilbur Purvis
B. M. Dobbin
Richmond Cemetery
Obituary notices for Hender son and Epps in Ottawa area
Mrs. Sarah Amaretta Henderson 90 died yesterday at 5 15 a m at her daughter Mary Higginbottoms home in Ottawa after living in Butler Mound City Centerville and Boone County born August 14 1868 in Indiana married to Bos Henderson in 1888 she outlived by daughter Bertha Moore four grandchildren three great grandchildren and one brother Funeral service Wednesday at 2 p m at Wall Street Christian Church Mound City burial Wesley Chapel Cemetery Mound City William Pleasant Epps 88 died July 4 at 3 45 p m in Ransom Memorial Hospital after illness born October 5 1870 in Pomona son of Newton C and Margaret Epps married first Nancy Slater then Betty Steger taught 29 years lived in Ottawa 14 years member of Baptist Church survives wife six sons and three daughters 19 grandchildren and one brother N C Epps Ponca City Okla Funeral at Bill Dickey Funeral Home Harrison July with burial Orient Cemetery.
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Sarah Amaretta Henderson
Mary M. Higginbottom
Ottawa
Butler
Mound City
Centerville
Boone County
Indiana
John K
Mary E. (Painter) Jackson
Dee
Bos Henderson
Higginsbottom
Bertha Moore
Waverly
Morton Jackson
Wall Street Christian Church
Wesley Chapel
William Pleasant Epps
N. Oak
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Pomona
Newton C. J
Margaret (Chandler) Epps
Nancy Slater
Betty M. Steger
Cords
The
Baptist Church
Willie
van Dover
Wash
Clyde
Harrisonville
Lyle
Gerald
Grandview
Lasher
Kansas City
Donald
Richmond
Ethel Gruder
California
Elsie Cornelius
Wichita
Gladys Isom
Carrington
Wyo
N. C. Epps
Ponca City
Oklo
Bill Dickey
Harrison
Orient Cemetery
Banker Retires After 54 Years in Emporia
EMPORIA AP Ear] K Lord, a banker for 54 years, retires as assistant cashier of Citizens National Bank of Emporia. He started in 1905 as teller and bookkeeper at Pioneer State Bank in Burlingame Kansas, and moved to Emporia in 1907.
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Emporia
K. Lord
Citizens National Bank of Emporia
Lord
Pioneer State Bank
Burlingame
Kas
Machinists End Cessna Strike With New Pact
In Wichita IAM members voted 737 to 218 to end the walkout at Cessna Aircraft Co. The two year contract adds an average 8.2 cents per hour and sick leave benefits totaling 23 cents an hour over the period. About 2,500 production workers were idled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
International Association of Machinists
Cessna Aircraft Co
IAM
Cessna
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
AP Kansas City market report shows cattle with steer prices to 29.60 dollars, cows to 19.50, hogs to 15.50, sows to 32.50, lambs around 23.00, and feeder lamb values near 18.40, with varied activity from moderate to slow across 7,500 cattle, 2,506 hogs, and 2,600 sheep.
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Kansas City
Grain Market Report from Kansas City AP
Grain markets show mixed moves with wheat prices easing and corn futures slightly down. Reports list bid prices by grade for wheat corn oats and other grains across different classes and show nearby futures closing near unchanged to modestly higher.
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Kansas City
LGR
Driver Killed In $60 Race At Junction City
Gene Rodien, 31, a Salina construction worker and veteran stock car racer, died after a six car crash at Plaza Speedway in Junction City. He ran second when the wreck happened as about 3,000 spectators watched. Dick Becker of Assaria was treated for a cut requiring 10 stitches. The top purse for the race ran about $60 and a collection followed the accident.
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Junction City
Kan
Gene Rodien
Rodien
Junction City Hospital
Dick Becker
Assaria
To Build At Emporia Compressor Station Planned
The Great Lakes Pipeline Co. has exercised an option to buy a two acre tract in Emporia’s industrial district from Emporia Enterprises Inc. The price is 2000 dollars per acre and a compressor station will be built on the site.
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Emporia
The
Great Lakes Pipeline Co
Emporia Enterprises, Inc
Ithe
Kozlov in California Quiet Reception During U S Tour
Soviet premier confidant Frol Kozlov finishes California visit amid sparse public interest as he meets with businessmen and social figures. He is scheduled to depart Oakland for Detroit, where officials refuse formal welcome, after attending Bohemian Club events and a Berkeley laboratory stop.
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San Francisco
Soviet Union
California
Detroit
United States
Frol’ Romanovich Kozlov
Nikita Khrushchev
Kozlov
Berkeley
University of California
Lawrence ‘Radiation Laboratory
Oakland
Louis J. Milliam
Christian A. Heter
Flaming Ship Is Abandoned After Beaching
The Belgian motorship Anvers was abandoned by its master and 11 crew after a fire broke out while anchored six miles south of Cameron Louisiana. Magnesium explosions blocked boarding and firefighting efforts as two lifeboats with 26 crew members were towed ashore. Two injuries reported, no deaths.
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Cameron
Coast Guard
Freeport
Tex
Lake Charles
Henri Sanghier
Antwerp
Hospital Notes and Births Reported in Local Entries
Admitted patients include Dr. W A Elliott and Mrs Estes Beatty with listed addresses, and Owen Fy Gotschall with family details. Births note Mr and Mrs William McCreery welcoming a daughter, weight 7 lb 18 oz, and several dismissals and patient movements recorded with street addresses and names.
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W._A. Elliott
Mulberry
Estes Beatty
N. Oak
A. E. ‘Wards
Cherry
Owen
Fy Gotschall
W. 2Nd
William H. ‘Davidson
Quenemo
Bob
Oak
Homer Willis
Baldwin
George Edgerton
Elm
William ‘C. McCreery
California Fugitive Eludes Police
Kansas City Kansas AP reports Gordon Atterbury, 24, a California fugitive sought for burglaries narcotics possession and motor car theft, eluded officers since Saturday after firing three shots at Donald May Edwardsville marshal and deputy Robert Reynolds. FBI and others join search. believed to have fled in another car.
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Kansas City
Kan
Gordon Atterbury
California
Lake of the Forest
Donald May
Edwardsville
Atterbury
Robert Reynolds
FBI
University of Kansas
Aerial Battle Signals Possible Far East Crisis
In Tokyo a clash between Chinese Communist and Nationalist planes near Formosa hints at a new Far East crisis. Nationalists warned Reds may stir trouble, with a Saturday air battle by four Sabre jets against 12 MIGs ending with four downed and all Sabres returning safely.
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Tokyo
Formosa Strait
Far East
Formosa
Air Force
Matsu Islands
Peiping
Reds Admit Shortages Hit Communes and Agriculture
The Reds acknowledge food shortages and that communes are failing to meet aims. They concede the industrialization drive has disrupted agriculture as domestic problems loom large.
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Reds
Two Accidents Reported During Quiet Holiday Weekend
City Police reported two crashes in a quiet holiday period. Albert Coffman aged 17 from 1128 N Sycamore was cited for reckless driving after rear ending Vernon Ellerman of Kansas City at 7th and Main. both cars sustained major damage. A second collision in the 400 block on S Cedar left minor damage to nearby vehicles with Margaret Flaherty and James Burke involved. no arrests occurred.
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Albert L. Coffman
N. Sycamore
7Th
Main
Coffman
Vernon D. Ellerman
Kansas City
Kas
S. Cedar
Margaret Flaherty
S. Ash
James W. Burke
S. Mulberry
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Ricky
Walter Bolen
Mr. Bolen
Clarence Bolen
Lester Bolen
Wallace
Willie Kahle
Hoxie
Harry. Akley
Bill Beal
Lyman
Colo
D. G. Laury
G. C. Hammons
Truman Bischoff
New York
Lions Club
H. H. Fowler
Sacramento
Mary
Masonic Hall
Rosemary Crist
Beautyland
Mozelle Gagne - Jo Riley
Bula Cummings
Arlie B. Wood
Princeton
Lee Hughs
Robert Pinet
Clair E. Green
Highway Patrol
Robert D. Murphy
Ellis
Sheriff’s Office
Ap- Panoose
Carl M. Brooks
Clyde Wiscombe
RFD
Brooks
Wiscombe Auto
Wiscombe
Mildred Grace Mohr
Lamb Funeral
William R. Weber
Gail Schoof
Leonard Allen
Lewis, Stewart
Waldo Schoof
Albert Smith
Thomas Pederson
Keith Page
Harlan Page
James Allen
William Bishop
Dean Sauer
Jack Beauchamp
Jay Milton
J. R. Henning
Highland Cemetery
Elmar C. Cooper
Towner’s Chapel
L. D. Boatman
Orda Mills
Loren Snyder
Ralph McCrea
William Guest
C. R. Firestone
John Morgan
Wesley Dyer
Lawrence Ott
Sarah A. Henderson
KC Livestock
By William L. Ryan
Bohemian Club
Bohemian Grove
Heads of Government
Here
Elmer Shaw
W. E. Harford
Baby Son
Sycamore
John Patterson
Melvern
Clifford Baxter
Willow
Edd Anderson
Doris Massy
S. Sycamore
Gary Hall
Hamblin
Dean Bertin
Quemoy
Europe
Berlin
Keen Company
S. Main
Mans
Clarence McFadden
Bill Hull
Ottawa Savings and Loan
Abriversarys
Ottawa Savings and Loan Association
Aone
F. R. Bennett Milo M, Hewitt H., J. Henning
Wm. W. Wallace
Dean Berlin
W. R. Dawson
Roy
Johnny Redick
N. Poplar
Ottawa Lodge No
A-M
Loren A. Ames
W.M
Charles W. Watts
Secy
Underwood &T
reNable
Generallectric
Emporia Plumbing & Heating Co., Inc
Emporia, Kas
Topeka
Kansas
C-O Ottawg Herald
General Services
LeRoy Keim
Clyde Zieladorf
Henry Alban
Tra Meade
Conrad
Standard Rendering Co
Callect
McCracken
Clark
Malott’s
Malott's Hardware
Hampshire
Funston
Elmer Brown
Miles
Paola Road
Malott
Edwin Moler
Goodyear
Sanduran
Armstrong Budge’s Hardware
Wightman
Colby’s
Henderson
Sarah Amaretta
Wesley Chapel Cemetery
Nere
Ottawa, Kansas
Harry Says
Kaiser Aluminum
Harry Smith
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