Seymour Foods appoints F R Bennett Jr to board
F R Bennett Jr of Ottawa has been named a director of Seymour Foods Inc of Topeka, announced by president Harry Perry Jr. Bennett is vice president of Bennett Creamery Co and former president of the Kansas Milk and Ice Cream Association. He also chairs the Dry Milk Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Bennett Jr
Ottawa
Seymour Foods, Inc
Topeka
Harry Perry Jr
Seymour Foods
Bennett
Bennett Creamery Co
Kansas Milk and Ice Cream Association
Dry Milk Institute
Nuclear Test Ban Talks Faltering
Washington reports the Geneva talks on a nuclear weapons test ban may be dead end after hostile exchanges. The United States urges renewed effort to reach a ban with international controls, while Khrushchev links talks to broader disarmament. The session remains technically in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
United States
Geneva
Moscow
Snoviet
Vine Kingdom
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Lightning Strikes Fort Benning Recruits Killing Four
A bolt of lightning killed four Army recruits at Fort Benning Georgia during rifle training as a summer thunderstorm moved through the range. Fifteen other soldiers were injured and hospitalized. none were believed to be seriously hurt. Victims identified as Melvin C. White Jr James E. Whitaker Billy G. Casebolt and Donald Dinardo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Benning
Billy G. Casebolt
Fords Branch
Donald Dinardo
Pittsburgh
PIO
Four Cited By Patrol Near Ottawa
The Highway Patrol cited four persons near Ottawa for traffic violations. Armadale F Coulter 47 Kala mazo Mich urged 60 mph in a 50 mph zone on Interstate 95 two miles east of Ottawa posting a 13 dollar bond. Harley L Clark 40 Leawood cited for passing in a marked no passing zone two miles west of Ottawa. Donald E Clark 26 Wellsville cited for failing to stop at a stop sign one mile east of Ottawa. Michael Jr Mulcahey 1k 619 S Cedar charged for failing to yield to an overtaking car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Patrol
Ottawa
Armadale F. Coulter
Kalamazo
Mich
Harley L. Clark
Leawood
USANL
Donald EF. Clark
Wellsville
Michael Jr. Mulcahey
S. Cedar
Marriage Licenses for Ramshaw Kauh Ackerman Zielsdorf
Two marriage licenses issued for Bile D Ramshaw 17 of Michigan Valley and Dorothy L Kauh 18 of Ottawa. Also license granted for Dale R Ackerman 20 and Sharon K Zielsdorf 17 both of Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bile D. Ramshaw
Michigan Valley
Dorothy L. Kauh
Ottawa
Dale R. Ackerman
Sharon K. Zielsdorf
Hospital Notes Admissions and Birth Announcements
Admissions include Gordon Max Daugharthy at 1513 S Oak and Tommy Ray Rabedeux at Island Hickory Friday. Births to Mr. and Mrs. Gail Jones Apt 13 723 Poplar a son born Friday weight 12 oz. Dismissals include Max E Alderman 522 S Elm Friday and Mrs Roy Heckman RFD 1 today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Max Daugharthy
S. Oak
Tommy Ray Rabedeux
Friday
Gail Jones
Poplar
Max E. Alderman
S. Elm
Roy Heckman
RFD
Deaths MILO HAZEN AND CLARENCE V COATE
Milo Hazen 64 of Thaver formerly Ottawa died July 6 from a heart attack. Survived by five brothers and one sister. Ottawa relatives will attend the funeral in Thaver. Clarence V. Coate Liberal former Ottawa night clerk died June 26 in Liberal Hospital. Funeral held July 3. survivors include widow Viola Adcock two sons four daughters and 19 grandchildren with several relatives listed from Ottawa and Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Hazen
Thaver
Ottawa
Clarence V. Coate
Liberal
Nelson Hotel
Viola Adcock
W. H. Adcock
R. T
Funeral services held for William C Shorty Hedrick
Funeral services for William C Shorty Hedrick who died in July were conducted July 7 at Towner's Chapel with Rev Charles P Kneht officiating. Pallbearers were Milo Farris Joe Yocker Lowell Fouts Emmett Taylor Paul McFarland and Raymond Hosler. Mrs J M Kilgore played organ selections. Melvin Sellers led graveside rites by Lodge No 18 AF and AM. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. “Shorty
Hedrick
Towner’s Chapel
Charles P. Kneht
Milo Farris
Joe Yocker
Lowell Fouts
Emmett Taylor
Paul McFarland
Raymond Hosler
J. M. Kilgore
Melvin Sellers
Lodge No. 18
Highland Cemetery
Breeding Pushes Theis For U S District Judgeship
Washington AP Kansas congressman Rep J Floyd Breeding nominates Frank Theis for a new U S District Judgeship in Kansas and forwards a supplemental list of 12 qualified Kansas lawyers if Theis is not nominated. Theis is a Wichita based Arkansas City attorney and Democratic National Committeeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kansas
Rep
J. Floyd Breeding
Frank Theis
U. S
Breeding
Justice Department
Theis
Arkansas
Andrew F. Schoeppel
W. S. Robinson
Wichita
James Noone
Joseph McDowell
Kansas City
Jack C. Goodrich
Parsons
Richard Driscoll
Russell
Paul Aylward
Ellsworth
Harry Wiles
St. John
Wesley Brown
Hutchinson
Delmas C. Hill
Circuit Court of Appeals
Liz And Eddie To Film Event
Hollywood AP reports actress Elizabeth Taylor and husband Eddie Fisher will represent the United States at the Moscow Film Festival. A State Department spokesman said they will fly to Moscow Sunday and stay a few days after attending as invited by USIA and the festival organizers. The festival began Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Elizabeth Taylor
Eddie Fisher
United States
US. State Department
U.S. Information Agency
Wellsville Soldier Stationed in Morocco
Pfe James W O Connor son of Mr and Mrs Ralph O Connor is stationed at Namas seur French Morocco after being in Germany since February 8. He serves as heavy equipment mechanic dismantling buildings and will post at three sites during 60 days in French Morocco. Address RA 17575490 94th ENGR TEAM APO 30 New York. He noted 71 degree weather and rain, with cooler nights aiding sleep.
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Pfe
James W. O’connor
Ralph O'Connor
Namasseur
French Morocco
O'Connor
Germany
French
Morocco
James W. O'Connor
APO
New York
Trujillo Backers Attack Leftists in Dominican Capital
In Ciudad Trujillo fighting broke out as supporters of slain dictator Rafael Trujillo struck at the Dominican Popular Movement during the first open opposition rally in 31 years. Trujillo loyalists burned the DPM HQ and clashed with armed members as police and firemen responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Trujillo
Rafael L. Trujillo
Dominican Popular Movement
Joaquin Balaguer
Local Markets Brief Notes On Several Commodities
Market snippets list soybeans wheat corn and barley with mixed notes on prices and conditions. Entries mention eggs butterfat and poultry categories and include scattered figures such as 23 30 and 26 amid fragmented text.
Reds Smile At Regatta At Henley Regatta
At Henley on Thames the Soviet oarsmen mingle with crowds embracing international goodwill. The Soviet navy eight claimed the Grand Challenge Cup by two and a half lengths over London Rowing Club in a display of spirited racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henley ON Thames
England
Russia
River Thames
London Rowing Club
State Revenue Collections Up
TOPEKA AP Kansas revenue collections reached a record 174.7 million in the fiscal year just ended, up 3.9 million or 2.3 percent from the previous year. Major gains came from sales tax and compensating use, motor fuel and cigarette taxes, with June receipts rising 4.8 percent to 13.2 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Department of Revenue
Fishing Forecast Says Kansas Lakes Range From Fair To Good
AP reports a statewide fishing forecast for next weekend is mostly fair with best times at dusk and dawn. NE Chase County state lake yields good bass and crappie. Lake Kahola and several others vary from fair to good for bass, crappie, channels, bullheads, and carp. some lakes show poor conditions for certain species across multiple counties.
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Chase County
Lyon County
Big Blue
Gardner City Lake
Kahola
Kaw River
Marais Des Cygnes
Brown County
Mission Lake
Miami County
Paola City
Pottawatomie County
Osage City
Missouri River
Leavenworth County
Fall River
Cowley County
Kansas River
Neosho River
Spring River
Neosho County
Butler County
Toronto
Garnett City
Crawford County State Lake
St Paul Open Golf Field Is Close
Fort Smith's Buster Cupit fired a 67 to reach 133 after 36 holes, leading the St Paul Open as Johnny Pott and Dave Hill chase within one and two strokes. Jack Fleck and Gene Littler sit among contenders, with defending champ Don Fairfield eight back at 141.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Buster Cupit
Fort Smith
Ark
Cupit
Johnny Pott
Shreveport
Dave Hill
Denver
Pott
Jack Fleck
Gene Littler
Don Fairfield
Ty Cobb In Fair Condition At Emory Hospital
ATLANTA AP Ty Cobb the Georgia Peach is in fair condition in Emory University Hospital for a checkup at age 73 He was readmitted June 5 for possible changes in treatment for a diabetic condition He has been hospitalized several times in two years for bursitis and a spine injury from a hunting accident in Idaho Cobb retired in 1928 after 24 major league seasons and now divides time between Georgia and California with extensive interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia Peach
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Emory University Hospital
Idaho
Georgia
California
Palmer Aiming At British Title
Arnold Palmer set a four round target of 275 for next week's British Open at Royal Birkdale, eight strokes under Peter Thomson's seven year old winning score. Palmer, from Latrobe PA, and Gary Player lead a field of 369 golfers from 19 countries as favorites, with many predicting a Palmer-Player duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birkdale
England
Arnold Palmer
Peter Thomson
Palmer
Latrobe
Gary Player
South Africa
United States
Rosi Favored In Fight On TV
In Buffalo Jackie Donnelly meets Paolo Rosi in a 10 round New York state lightweight title bout. Rosi, 33, is a 7-5 favorite over Donnelly, 26, who has a single pro loss in 26 starts. The match airs on ABC at 9 p m EST with a hometown crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
Jackie Donnelly
Paolo Rosi
New York State
ABC
Rosi
Donnelly
Rossi
Notice of Hearing in Muriel S Cowgill Estate
First published June 24 1961 and July 8 1961 in Franklin County Kansas. In Probate Court Ottawa the estate of Muriel S Cowgill deceased is to have final settlement and accounting interpreted Will heirs and devisees determined and assets assigned. Defenses must be filed by July 17 1961 at 10:00 a.m. Julia Trigg administratrix e ta and Winton A Winter attorney represent the petitioning party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uast
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Muriel S. Cowgill
John Trigg
C.t.a
Muriel 8
Cowgill
Ottawa
Weekly Livestock and Household Goods Sales Across Kansas
A dense listing of sale dates and locations across Kansas towns including Overbrook Ottawa Pomona and Williamsburg. It notes weekly livestock auctions Wednesdays and Mondays with contacts Gordon James Roy Warhurst Harold Logan and Albert Beatty among others and several horse and farm consignment events. Also mentions a community auction and a Thursday night sale at 1136 North Main with dates in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Warhurst
Molstein
Pomona
Harold Logan
Williamsburg
Ottawa Livestock Commission Co
Wilson Street
Ottawa
Kansas
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Missouri
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John Noble
Light and Life
The
Free Methodist Church
N. Oak
KMBC
Franklin County Guidance Center
Guidance Center
Crites
S. Main
Adv
Donald L. Barge
Keith Barge
Paola
Navy
S. R
USNTC
San Diego
Warren Black
North American
North Baptist Church
Camp Crawford
Fredonia
Kenneth Harrington
Judy Cragg
Danny Woodward
Bonnie LeValley
Alice Wise
Junior Harrington
Stvder Pharmacy
Harry Pratt
Randolph Bundy
C. W. Henning
Ottawa Kiwanis Club
Organization
Canada
Ellis
Royee Slate
Decatur
Ala
Eunice Larkin
St. Louis
Slate
Alabama
American Association of Workers For the Blind
Larkin
St. Larry Larkin
Anaheim
Calif
Marines
Japan
Tina
Ottawa Herald
Roger K. Underwood
Parkville
Larry Allen
Mulberry
Lightning Bolt
James Hoffa
International Teamsters Union
Miami Beach
Fla
Milton Liss
William C. Hedrick
Liz
Eddie
Wellsville News
Bernice Holden
Jeanette Cole
Independence, Mo
M. L. Averill
Karen Averill
Emporia
Mrs. Cole
Mrs. Averill
Harold Wingert
Mrs
George Wingert
el Dorado
Calvin Wallis Henning
Kansas State Teachers College
Ellsworth High School
Ottawa High School
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Ottawa University
Scott's
Limb Funeral
St. Paul Golf Field
Atta
Ekansas
Piper
Lamb Funeral
Hope Cemetery
Rev
Roy Armstrong
Legals
Julia Trigg
E.t.a. Winton A. Winter
Jack Nelson
Kas
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Gordon James Phone Feed
Main
Wilson
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
Locust & Wilson
Bas
Albert Stewart and Son
C. Beatty
Albert
Harold
Lyndon
Ben Printy
N. Main
Todd Mobile Homes
Mulberry St
Charles Shaw
South Lumber Yard
Pomone
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