Local notices from Pomona and Kansas City area
Kews Briers and Mrs D T Pierce of Pomona return home after a week with relatives in Kansas City Prompt watcn repair Newfields. 177-c-261 firs L H W Carr of Crawford folo has returned after two week visit with Pomona relatives and Kansas City friends. Everett Stark of Wichita now at 831 Cedar and appointed barber at Burgoon Barber Shop. Stanley L DeFries Ottawa U alumnus and graduate student at Indiana University elected to Pi Kappa Lambda. Mrs George McIntosh of Downey California hospitalized in Kansas City for observation. Parakeet reported found by Joan McCandless at 1135 S Hickory. Howard Kincaid attend Truman Library dedication in Independence Missouri by train. C E Cook recovering after heart attack at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Rev Lee Lennon admitted to K U Medical Center then transferred. progress but needs about 10 more days. Wayne Van Dyne and children of Independence visited Dolan home. Alan Van Loenen visiting Hickman Mills for a few weeks and may attend KC baseball games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H W. Carr
Crawford, Folo
D. T. Pierce
Pomona
Kansas City
Denver
Alan van Loenen
Gene Keeny
Hickman Mills
Deaths listed for four area residents in Ottawa and vicinity
Altyn H. Elliott 56 of Elmhurst Ill formerly of Princeton died in Hines Veterans Hospital. Born Jan 5 1901 in Princeton he married Frances Gatts in 1925. Surviving two daughters a sister and a brother. Amy E. Waring 85 Ottawa resident died in Ransom Memorial Hospital. Retired assistant postmaster she worked with her father Newman Waring and A P Elder. survived by a sister. Funeral at Lamb Funeral Home with burial at Hope Cemetery. Mant Wallingford Hasty 76 Ottawa area stone mason died at home after illness. Born Nov 9 1880 in Bath County Ky. Survived by widow three daughters two sons eight grandchildren and one sister. Burial in Hope Cemetery with services by Rev. Hendrickson and Rev. Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altyn H. Elliott
Elmhurst
Ill
Princeton
Veterans’ Hospital
Hines
Nelson
Ida Richoltz Elliott
Frances Gatts
B. H. Gall Jr
Athens
Ohio
L. A. Pond
Columbus
W. S. Valentine
Richmond
C. L. Elliott
Santa Ana
Calif
Amy E. Waring
Ottawa
W. Th
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Newman Waring
A. P. Elder
Miss Waring
Newman
Kate Sharp Waring
Pressyterian
Federated Church
Fred Taylor
The
Lamb Funeral Home
William G. Ward
Hope Cemetery
W. B. DeVilbiss
Princeton Cemetery
Mant W. Hasty
Mant Wallingford Hasty
S. Cedar
Franklin County
Bath County
Ida Tice
Myrtle Brown
United Pentecostal Church
Ted Hobbs
San Gabriel
Katherine Walmsley
Kansas City
Wanda Carpenter
Eddie Hasty
James Hull
Emma Kapp
Merle Hendrickson
Bennie Harris
Hasty — Mant W
Hospital Notes Admits and Births in Local Community
Admitted Mrs. Bill Avery RFD 2 Williamsburg Saturday Mrs. Myrtle Smith Cedar House nursing home Mrs. Jay Valentine 1032 N Sycamore B L Taul Baldwin Joe Binns Williamsburg today Births Mr and Mrs Dale Van Horn RFD 1 Weilsville son born Sunday weight 7 lb 10 oz Mr and Mrs Philip Benton RFD 1 daughter born Sunday weight 8 lb 15 02 Dismissed Mrs Robert Cowdin and baby son 622 N Locust Mrs Malcolm Blair and baby daughter Williamsburg Mrs Myron Kunard Edgerton Verlyn Gilges Baldwin Audrey Schmoe Rantoul Karl Powers Pomona Leon Spore 832 Hamblin Wayne Griffin 916 N Oak Saturday Carl Hornbuckle 916 N Mulberry Earl Edward Foushee 224 E 3rd Sunday Mrs Roy Brown 828 E 10th Mrs Lawrence Chandler and baby daughter Richmond Mrs Barney Ledom and baby son 4105 N Main Joe Binns Williamsburg today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Avery
RFD
Williamsburg
Myrtle Smith
Cedar House Nursing Home
Jay Valentine
N. Sycamore
B. L. Taul
Baldwin
Joe Binns
Dale van Horn
Weilsville
Philip Benton
Robert Cowdin
Malcolm Blair
Wil Mamsburg
Myron Kunard
Edgerton
Verlyn Gilges
Audrey Schmoe
Rantoul
Karl Powers
Pomona
Leon Spore
Hamblin
Wayne Griffin
Oak
Carl Hornbuckle
N. Mulberry
Earl
Edward F
Fire on Farm Burns 300 Bales of Hay
A fire on E. E. Hancock’s farm three miles east of Rock Creek School on the Rantoul Road destroyed a shed used as a repair shop and storage, burning about 300 bales of hay and a shed containing oats barrels of oil and grease tools and a seeder. Undersheriff Willard Lister described the rapid blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E Hancock
Rock Creek School
Rantoul Road
Willard Lister
Hold Little Hope For Missing Girl
Tulsa authorities search the banks of Clear Creek on the third day for Karen Kay Conway a four year old missing girl from Tulsa. Her red pedal pushers were found on a branch in rushing water as detectives pursue any lead in the disappearance from the family vacation campsite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson
Celo
Karen Kay Conway
Tulsa
Okla
Clear Creek
Lester Conway
Mrs Hubert H Feuerborn dies after 2 day illness in Garnett
Mrs Hubert Henry Feuerborn, 60, of 920 Ash died Saturday at 9 p.m. after a two day illness in Ransom Memorial Hospital. Born Sept 9 1896 in Greeley, she lived in Anderson and Franklin Counties. Survived by husband, four children, nine grandchildren, three sisters and five brothers. Rosary at Towner's Chapel today at 3, with Mass tomorrow at Sacred Heart. Burial in Mt Calvary Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Requiem High Mass sung by Marjorie Hogan and Clara Bellefleur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert H. Feuerborn
Hubert Henry Feuerborn
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Maude Catherine Bowman
Albert and
Elizabeth Maley Bowman
Greeley
Anderson
Franklin
Feuerborn
Scipio
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Legion of Mary
Altar Society of Sacred Heart
Army Mothers Club
Doris Cleveland
Garnett
Maxine Russell
Marilyn Miller
Ottawa
Denis
Raymond
Odelia Hermreck
Marie Coppenbarger
Rita Rues
Andy Bowman
Humboldt
John
Lee Bowman
Salina
William Bowman
Sacred Heart Church
Matthew Guilfoyle
Andy Bowman Jr
Vernon Bowman
Orville Sobba
Bull Hermreck
Jim Kueser
Fred Coppenbarger Jr
Obituary notices for Frank Kirkland and Bert E. Lathrop
Frank Kirkland of Rantoul age 60 died in Ransom Memorial Hospital in the afternoon. He was born in 1897 in Peoria and married Mabel Freeman in 1914. He leaves a large family, including nine children and many grandchildren, with ties to the Rantoul area and Spring Hill Methodist Church. Bert E. Lathrop aged 83 of Chicago died at his daughter Ruth Lathrop’s home where he had resided since 1954. He worked as a mechanical engineer for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kirkland
Rantoul
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Peoria
William Wallace
Jane Whitney Kirkland
Mabel Freeman
Spring Hill
Fern Mock
Chanute
Clarence R. Kirkland
Homewood
Frank Jr
Harold R
Dean E
June Kile
Wayland Dee Kirkland
Ottawa
Larry Lee Kirkland
U. S. Navy
Ronnie L
Bert E. Lathrop
Chicago
Ruth Lathrop
Girard Case To Supreme Court
The government asks the Supreme Court to approve delivering Army specialist William S. Girard to Japan for manslaughter trial, arguing enticement claims and international friction. Girard denies inducing the Japanese woman to approach the scrap range, while courts weigh whether to unseal the Defense Department affidavit and proceed with Japanese jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
William S. Girard
Japan
J. Lee Rankin
Girard
Rankin
Warren
Defense Department
Chicago. Death of Roy B. Lathrop, 1873 birth record and family
Roy B. Lathrop of Chicago born July 31 1873 died recently. He married Laura Olive Stone in 1896 in Joliet Illinois. she died in 1953. Survived by daughter in Wisconsin, brother Walter G. Lathrop and sister Mrs. Gertrude A. Chalee, both of Chicago. Body to be taken to Chicago for services and burial with calls at Lamb Funeral Home between 5 and 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joliet, Ii
Laura Olive Stone
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Royal Arch Masons
Oriental Consistory and Shrine
Chison
Roy B. Lathrop
Madison
Cage
Wis
Walter G. Lathrop
Gertrude A. Chalee
Lamb Funeral
Funeral services for Dale A Stovall held at Lamb Funeral Home
Dale A Stovall who died July 2 received funeral services at Lamb Funeral Home on July 6 with Rev Gordon Miller officiating. Pallbearers included Henry Stovall Lamar Fowler Ted Beauchamp Melvin Stovall Clarence Fowler and Leslie Clark. Albert J Williams sang hymns with Mrs J R Henning. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery. Navy Mothers Club attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale A. Stovall
Lamb
Gordon Miller
Henry Stovall
Lamar Fowler
Ted Beauchamp
Melvin Stovall
Clarence Fowler
Leslie Clark
Albert J. Williams
J. R. Henning
Highland Cemetery
Navy Mothers Club
Local Scouts Head to Jamboree and Tour Circuit
Three members of Boy Scout Troop 74 Ottawa are among 113 Kaw Council Scouts heading to the National Boy Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge. The Ottawa group, from Troop 16 Raw Council, traveled through Chicago Detroit and Niagara Falls visiting churches, Ford plant, United Nations and Manhattan landmarks before joining Valley Forge events. They will tour Mount Vernon Annapolis and federal buildings in Washington and depart for Kansas City after the jamboree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout
Ottawa
Kaw Council
Valley Forge
Bill Spear
Bill Bemmels
Mike Steere
Emerson Park
Argentine
Raw Council
Chicago
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Niagara Falls
N. Y
New York City
New York
United Nations
Manhattan
Statue of Liberty
Historic
Washington, D. C
Capitol
Mount Vernon
Annapolis
Kansas City
Heat Wave Knocks Europe Amid Fatal Heat Across Continent
Europe's heat wave drives up deaths to 1380 with Italy worst hit and readings near 100 F. In Milan area factories closed at noon. Austria and Hungary report drownings and heat injuries. Berlin felled by a severe storm after the heat. A rock slide at Lulworth Cove injured over 100 holidaymakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Europe
Italy
Berlin
Percen
Congress Hall
Britain
Lulworth Cove
Crop Planting Survey May Show Control Needs
Washington reports indicate government crop planting and production surveys this week may decide tighter controls for 1958 crops. The Agriculture Department will release a cotton acreage report today and a broader crop survey Wednesday with forecasts for several crops. If total production nears last year’s record, Benson may push measures to reduce plantings next year despite disliking controls, and the soil bank program’s future could be shaped. The soil bank pays farmers to idle land, totaling about 900 million dollars this year, and Benson noted steps may be taken to prevent land taken out of production from shifting to other crops, which has reduced some outputs without lowering overall volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Benson
Soil Bank
Work Remaining at HST Library After Opening
Independence Missouri Truman Memorial Library and Museum closed until September 1 for cataloging of Mr Truman's official papers and to finish exhibits in the Oval Room. About 6000 visitors toured the half moon shaped building after dedication ceremonies honoring Harry S Truman with remarks from Eisenhower and Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Truman Memorial Library
Truman
Wayne C. Grover
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
Herbert Hoover
Six Fined In Traffic Cases
Six traffic violators appeared in Police Court and County Court this morning. Floyd Minnick 58 forfeited a $21 bond for speeding 41 mph in a 30 mph zone in the 500 block South Cedar. Edward J. Gervais 44 Ottawa pleaded guilty to speeding 40 mph in a 20 mph zone on North Main and driving without a valid license, fined $25 for speeding and $5 for the license violation. Arthur R. Parkhurst and J. D. Anderson Topeka pleaded guilty to reckless driving in a motorcycle drag race, fined $25 each. Robert D. Stansbury Ottawa pleaded guilty to speeding 85 mph at night and improper vehicle registration, fined $25 for speeding and $5 for registration. Billy Gene Allison Overland Park pleaded guilty to speeding 66 mph at night, fined $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Minnick
South Cedar
Edward J. Gervais
Ottawa
North Main
Milo Harris
Arthur R. Parkhurst
J. D. Anderson
Topeka
Harris
Robert D. Stansbury
Billy Gene Allison
Overland Park
Traffic Toll Topeka Kansas Fatalities Report
Traffic toll in Kansas during the holiday period shows 1957 fatalities listed by the State Accident Records Section. To date the period records 255 deaths, compared with 320 in the same period of 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Police report lists Johnson car total loss in collision
Colson halted at West 7th traffic light when a collision occurred. Johnson’s car is a total loss and Colson’s vehicle sustained major damage according to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colson
West 7Th
Johnson
Two Cars Damaged At 7th And Main Collision injures two in city intersection
Police report shows a Sunday 5 50 p m crash at 7th and Main involving a Nissan driven by 15 year old Winston Cedric Johnson of 211 West 7th who turned from Main onto West 7th and struck a car driven by Dr Dwight Sterling Colson 52 of Adrian Missouri causing major damage to both vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Cedric Johnson
W. 7Th
Main
West 7Th
Dwight Sterling Colson
Adrian
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Kews Briers
Newfields
Everett Stark
Wichite
Cedar
Burgoon
Lid E
Jay Ellis
Stanley L. DeFries
Ottawa U
Indiana University School of Music
Pi Kappa
Lambda
Lucky W. Hostetter
Wellsville
George Mcintosh
Downey
St. Luke's Hospital
Joan McCandless
S. Hickory
Howard Kincaid
C. E. Cook
E. 15Th
Lee Lennon
K. U. Medical Center
Wayne van Dyne
Children of Independence
Charles Dolan
Altyn HH. Elliott
Joseph C. McGarraghy
Camp Whittington
Tokyo
Haru
Candy) Sueyama
Naka Sakai
Maude C. Feuerborn
Towner's Chapel
Ij Sakae Cl
Venice
Milan
Austria
Vienna
Budapest
West Germany
Kirkland
Louis H, Dengel
HST
Ottawa Herald
Gibbons
Porter-Spear's Agency
Tom Porter
George Spears
Organization of
Anchor Savings Need Loan Association
Kansas City, Kansas
William Overton
North American Building
J, Dean Nofsinger
EFL
AMKU
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