Ottawa briefs note rain halt. 4-H judging, church events
Wet grounds cancel Ottawa Recreation baseball tonight. Union Chapel Church near Ottawa hosts a noon Sunday basket dinner for Rev and Mrs Delbert Honn. Richmond St Therese parish advertises a Chicken Supper. 4-H Franklin County members host a home economics judging school at the city auditorium with 8:30 a.m. registration. Highway Patrol cites three truck speeders on I-39. two post $15 bonds for July 12 court. Minor auto accident on South Main causes major damage no citations.
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Union Chapel
Ottawa
Delbert Honn
Franklin County
City Auditorium
The
Highway Patrol
Interstate
Norman G. Duncan
Pueblo
Colo
Carl L. Frazier
Coloms
Mich
William Weiner
Brooklyn
Weiner
Frazier
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep
AP cattle figures show 3909 cattle and calves with steers around 26.00, veal 22.00 to 25.00, hogs 2400 head with barrows and gilts down to 25, sows 25 to 50 lower, sheep 200 with lambs 18.75 to 19.50 and ewes 2.00 to 4.50.
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Kansas City
Light System Set for Hutchinson Airport July 15
The Hutchinson Kansas Municipal Airport will activate an electronic sequence flashing light system by July 15. FAA informed Senator Frank Carlson that the installation includes lights of 30 million candle power each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hutchinson, Kas
Federal Aviation Agency
Frank Carlson
Akan
Open House for Hiatts Stirs Wellsville Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Merle Todd Wellsville hosted open house for Rev and Mrs Loyall Hiatt and daughter Lowee Shenandoah Iowa arriving Sunday night Over 50 guests attended Hiatt formerly served as pastor at Wellsville Baptist Church from July 1994 until July 1958 The Hiatts were houseguests of the Todds during their stay Lowee visited Pam Myers and Barbara Waller A 24 person picnic followed at Bernhard Flemings grounds southwest of Wellsville before the Hiatts left for a Colorado vacation Also noted are local visits by Jeri Lou Patton and Sue Carrow and other social gatherings and weddings in the area
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Merle Todd
Wellsville
Loyall Hiatt
Lowee
Shenandoah
Iowa
Hiatt
Wellsville Baptist Church
Hiatts
Pam Myers
Barbara Waller
Deaths B G Otto 76 Ottawa resident dies in hospital
B G Barney Otto 76 of 630 N Mulberry Ottawa died today at 7:25 am in Ransom Memorial Hospital after seven months illness and six weeks serious. Decorator, lifelong Ottawa resident born Aug 17, 1884 son of C A and Mary J Hunt Otto. Survived by widow Nell Whitacre first wife, Doris Gates second wife, daughter Oleta McGee of Kansas City, two stepdaughters Babe Bell Delores Motet Ott awa, four grandchildren, two sisters Scott Blow Osawatomie Minnie Garst Osawatomie. step-son Leonard Gates died 1942. Services Saturday 2 pm at Towner's Chapel Rev Mauree Chartburnt officiating. Burial Highland Cemetery.
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B. G. Otto
Barney
Galliton
Otto
N. Mulberry
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
C. A
Mary J. (Hunt) Otto
Ottawa Lodge No. 18
Security Benefit Association
Topeka
Nell Whitacre
Emporia
Doris Gates
Oleta McGee
Kansas City
Babe Bell
Delores Motelet
Scott Blow
RFD
Minnie Garst
Osawatomie
Leonard Gates
Towner's Chapel
Mauree Chartburnt
Highland Cemetery
William Cyrus
Shorty” Hedrick
S. Mulberry
Santa Fe Railroad
Kansas
The
Santa Fe
Glasgow
Ill
Joseph and
Mary
Peak) Hedrick
Etta Whitney
Charles
William
Towner
Charles P. Knight
Youth Fined For Larceny And Local Court Actions
An 18 year old Princeton youth pleaded guilty to four counts of petty larceny and was fined $40 with a 30 day suspended jail sentence in Ottawa Police Court. Several others appeared in court for fighting drunkenness speeding and auto accident related charges with fines ranging from $10 to $100 and bonds forfeited or suspended sentences. Community and local crime news from Ottawa.
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Princeton
Ottawa
Ernest J. Baldivino
Bushong
Jose Mora
King
Baldivino
Mora
Thomas F. Ruble
S. Cedar
Robert Pinet
Ruble
John Ott
Darrell L. Sieg
Baldwin
Edith L. Collinge
S. Poplar
James L. Johnson
S. Oak
Bruce B. Moses
Robert E. Henley
N. Mulberry
Harold J. Gumm
N. Hickory
Senate hears consumer uproar over deceptive packaging
Sen. Hart says hundreds of complaints and samples have flooded his office after three day hearings on mislabeling. The Produce Packaging Association formed a trade practices committee to set packaging standards. Stanley Marcus urged calorie content labeling on food products.
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Washington
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Hart
Produce Packaging Association Inc
Newark
Del
Stanley Marcus
Texas Neiman-Marcus
Topeka Strike Settled After Three Year Pact
AP reports a 35 day strike by Plumbers and Steamfitters Union Local 165 ended with a three year contract. The deal gives 124 cents an hour raise first year, 15 cents to health and welfare fund second year, and 14 cents third year. base pay before the strike was 4.015 dollars per hour.
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Topeka
Plumbers and Steamfitters Union Local 165
Sammy Davis Becomes Father
Hollywood reports Sammy Davis Jr and Swedish actress Mat Britt welcomed a 7 pound 7 ounce daughter named Tracy Hillary. A spokesman said Davis was deliriously happy at becoming a father for the first time. The baby was born Wednesday and both mother and child are doing fine.
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Hollywood
Mat Britt
Sammy Davis Jr
Davis
Tracy Hillary
Formosa Envoy Back To Capital
U S Ambassador Everett F Drumright departed Taipei for Washington to seek backing against U S recognition of Outer Mongolia and opposition to admitting Red China to the United Nations. He met Foreign Minister Shen Chang-huan who voiced hope for better understanding of China's stance.
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Taipei
Formosa
U.S
Everett F. Drumright
Washington
Outer Mongolia
Red China
United Nations
Drumright
Shen Chang-huan
Nina Simone Stricken With Polio In Philadelphia Hospital
AP reports jazz singer Nina Simone, renowned pianist and recording artist from Tryon North Carolina, hospitalized in Philadelphia with polio. Doctors deem the case noncontagious and not paralyzed, predicting a quick recovery. she hopes to resume performances July 21 at Chicago's Roberts Club as her recordings lead national sales.
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New York
Nina_ Simone
Philadelphia
Perilla
Roberts Club
Chicago
Simone
Tryon
N.C
Hahnneman Hospital
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births in Quenemo Area
Hospital notes list admissions including Karen Snider 405 FE standard today. Births reported to Mr. and Mrs. James Parks Pomona a son weighing 8 pounds 14 ounces born Wednesday. Dismissals include Mrs. Joe W Nee and baby son at 326 Walnut Wednesday. Other entries cite Dale Dunkin 203 W 9th Albert Casten Quenemo Mrs Mauree Chartburut and baby daughter 306 Walnut Mrs Henry L Dehn Jr and baby son Quenemo Mrs Russell Lyman 421 S Hickory William Webker 815 E 8th today.
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Joe W. Nee
Walnut
Dale Dunkin
Albert Casten
Quenemo
Mauree Chartburut
Henry L. Dehn Jr
Russell Lyman
Hickory
William Webker
Three Kan sas Citians charged in Wichita supermarket robbery
Wichita police say three Kansas City residents face charges in the $18,770 armed robbery of Mr. D's Eastgate Supermarket on April 14. Vincent Inzerello and William Patrick Denney were arrested on federal fugitive warrants and released on bonds. Arthur E. Sheppard was to turn himself in Kansas City. Investigators seek extradition if needed and plan direct identification with three witnesses. A fourth suspect remains unidentified. Fingerprints tied the trio to the crime per Capt. Joe Klepper.
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Wichita
Joe Klepper
Kansas
Floyd Hannon
Richard Brown
Kansas City
Klepper
Vows To Sue Maria Callas In Italian suit
Milan Italy AP Soprano Maria Callas industrialist husband vowed to pursue her in court to blame her for their breakup after Italian papers highlighted her cruise with Greek shipowner Aristotle Onassis He said he will file for legal separation naming Callas as the guilty party and would seek damages while not being bound to support her The couple are legally separated with shared property around a million dollars and no divorce is provided under Italian law
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Milan
Italy
Maria Callas
Giovan Battista Meneghini
Miss Callas
Aristotle Onassis
Meneghini
Quiet Funeral For Hemingway
Ernest Hemingway, famed author, was buried in a village cemetery in Ketchum Idaho attended by family mourners. The Rev Robert J Waldmann spoke briefly before the grey metal casket was lowered into the vault in Our Lady of the Snows church burial ground.
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Ketchum
Idaho
Ernest Hemingway
Idaho Valley
Miss Mary
Robert J. Waldmann
Our Lady of the Snows
Hemingway
Harvest Hand Dies in Kansas Wheat Field
Phillipzburg dispatch reports Richard Destmans 57 of Johnson Nebraska died Tuesday while working in a wheat field near Smith Center Kansas. Death attributed to a heart attack on scene.
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Phillipsburg
Kas
Richard Destmans
Johnson, Neb
Smith Center
Hoffa Extends Control With Dues Increase at Teamsters
The Teamsters convention approved a $12 million annual dues rise and boosted Hoffa’s salary to 75,000 a year, consolidating leadership of the 1.7 million member union. Local treasuries can invest in property and bank deposits and issue unsecured loans with flexible security terms. Edward H. Painter of Local 70 in Oakland faced boos for opposing the raise, while Peter J. Hoban of Local 753, Chicago, defended protesters’ right to hear the debate.
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Miami Beach, Fla
Teamsters Convention
James R. Hoffa
Treasuries
Edward H. Painter
Oakland
Calif
Hoffa
Painter
Peter J. Hoban
Chicago
Teamsters
U.S
Daugh ter born to Kratsbergs in Mission
MISS MABEL CHANDLER reports a daughter born June 24 to Mr. and Mrs. John Kratsberg of Mission. The baby’s name is Sharon Lee, with Mrs. Kratsberg formerly Wilma Rockers. Other notes include visits by various relatives and friends to and from Kansas City Wichita Racine Glendale and Los Angeles, with multiple family gatherings and travels mentioned.
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Garlin Hayes
The
Crippled Children Commission of Kansas
Wichita, Kas
H. F. Hayes
John Kratsberg
Mission
Sharon Lee
Kratsberg
Wilma Rockers
J. R. Smithheislars
Victor Threfall
Kansas City
Ruth Leahy
Wichita
William Becker
Racine
Wise
Raymond Wagner
Ralph Mersmans
Matt Bricklemeyvers
Eudora
Lois Roberts
Los Angeles
Calif
Kenneth Setter
Richard Strobes
Louis Applehans
Glendale
Kate Mersmiain
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Ottawa Recreation
St. Therese’ Church
Richmond
Ottawa Herald
Drake's Bakery
Adv
Crites
S. Main
South Main
Ronnie J. Kirk
Gary W. Jones
Kirk
Jones
Ellis
Calvin Jantz
Carolyn
Cottonwood
Lawrence
Varsity Theatre
Massachusetts
Lawrence Christian Business Men’s Committee
Gail V. Louk
Main
C. R. Watson
Sierra Madre
Charlie Louks
Maxine Louk
Charlie Louk
Nina Ashwill
Louk
Manzanita
Spyder Pharmacy
Clara Smith
W. J. Holland
Ady
Glen Head
Jeri Lou Patton
Jeri Lou
Sue Carrow
Mrs. Head
Dale Stevenson
Jerry Patton
Jay and
Larry
Wellsville Methodist Church
Montie Martin
A. J. Brady
Everett Chronister
Mary Louise McCarthy
Dot Harrison
Donald Harrison
Nelson
May McDonald
Buffalo
N.Y
McDonalds
Pennsyyvania
McDonald
Elliott
R. D. Hopkins
Tom and Yvonne
Farmington
N. M
Elbea Hopkins
Mattie Roscoe
Paola
Clyde Beets
Kenneth Coffman
Scotty
Kathy
Lester Coffman
Kenneth
Kansas Story
DeSoto
Clarence Coffman
W. A. Murphy
Ann Winkley
Ernest Winkley
Coates
LeRoy Bratton
Colorado Springs
Raymond Miller
Salina
Lawrence Murphy
Eleanor Knop
Susan
Cathy Crisler
Vallejo
Martha Coffman
Rantoul
Lester Whitley
Gid Whitley
Lucille Good
Edgerton
Claudine Hamilton
Bernice Holden
Vicki
Roger
Dad
Hamilton
Mary Jane Steen
Velma Christie
B. G
Barney" Otto
William C. Hedrick
Gary T Hull
Peace Food Center
Virginia L
James V. Hoover
Charles N. Higdon
William Dawson
E Wilson
Eugene L. Teeter
Lloyd W. Kerns Jr
Sammy Davis
Capital
Karen Snider
James Parks
Pomona
Arthur E. Shepherd
Miss Mabel Chandler
Tegals
State of Kansas
Clarion Elisa Jackson
Clarion E. Jackson
Floyd L. Jackson
Gleason
Gleason, Doty and Logan
Boston Bull
Tancred
E.T
Myron S. Steere Jr
E.C
Gerald B. Harford
Rec
Clinton
Garnett
Barnie
Towner’s
Grraveside
Hedrick
W. C. “Shorty
Joe Towner
Jack Nelson
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Gordon James
Wilson
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Roy Warhurst
Harold Wogan
Williamsburg
Frankline County Sale Company
Bivery
Locust & Wilson
Albert Stewart and Son
C. Beatty
Albert
Harold
Lyndon
N. Main
Todd Mobile Homes
Mulberry St
Charles Shaw
South Lumber Yard
Chris Conoca
S. Franklin Co
Dist
Rawleigh
KAG
Freeport
Tllinois
Avon
Patricia Lackey
General Services
G. Bo
Rawleigh Products
URFO
Singer
Albrights
Palomino Stud Service
Lee Figgins
Henry Alban
Standard Rendering Co
Callect
Conrad
Ottawa Herald General Services Section
McCracken
Superior Construction Co
Forrer
South Rock Creek
International
Alvin Crist
South Worden
Montrose
Oversbrook
Franklin CO
Wilson & Locust Street
Sat
Claude Myers
Ernest Arnold
Fred Coon
John Ogle
Arnold
North Hickory
Raney Drug Store
Miami
Norelco
Springfield
Everett S. Hughes
Jersey
Allbright
Sporting Goods
Printy’s Auction House
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