Loyd named to Kansas bar and other briefs
Robert Loyd of Lawrence son of Mr and Mrs Harry Loyd 804 N Oak passed the Kansas bar exam. He earned a law degree at the University of Kansas June 4 and works in the Commerce Trust Co Kansas City legal department. Loyd is married with two daughters Teresa and Angela. Mrs Mabel Holmes improves at Topeka VA Hospital. Vera Goodman serves as a counselor at Green Lake Wisconsin and will vacation. Fire engine of a 1954 car owned by Frank Morgan caught fire after striking a tree at 15th and Main. Jesse Ray Shrum seeks preliminary hearing for burglary and breaking and entering Coca Cola Bottling Plant in 1960. bond set at 1500. W R Cartmill slight improvement after surgery in St Luke’s Hospital Kansas City. Peoria Plodders meeting July 11 in Peoria Church basement. Judith Schmitt named Baker University dean’s honor roll with 2.47 GPA. Acorn club picnic July 15 Forest Park or Acorn 4H Building. Ed Arn candidate for Senator to speak at luncheon Thursday. Pearl Winter improved after broken hip from city hall fall. Gerald Harford 45th anniversary dinner with family visiting from Wichita and Iola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Loyd
Lawrence
Harry Loyd
N. Oak
Kansas
University, of Kansas
Legal Department
of Commerce Trust Co
Kansas City
Loyd
Teresa
Angela
Jesse Ray Shrum
Durant
Okla
Shrum
Nebraska
Richmond teachers to join Lane staff and visit principal
Clinton Poppe, hired to teach music at Richmond and Lane, and Wendell David son, English and social science teacher for next term, met Principal Everett White. The Marvin Clines arrive from Indiana to visit relatives. David Wittmans, recently at Fort Benning, Ga., relocate with Mrs Wittman and children near the Guy-Demoret house as he prepares for a Korea posting in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Poppe
Lane
Wendell Davidson
Everett White
Marvin Clines
Indiana
David Wittmans
Fort Benning
Marriage License for George J Shermn and Mary Ellen Corbin
George J Shermn aged 30 of Wells ville and Mary Ellen Corbin aged 27 of Qian secured a marriage license. The couple plans to wed following standard civil proceedings per local registrar records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Shermn
Wellsville
Mary Ellen Corbin
Qian
Unwanted Gift For Newlyweds
The bride and groom, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Loseke, emerged after their wedding at North Baptist Church to find their car missing. Ottawa Police told them the vehicle had blocked an alley between Oak and Poplar in the 1100 block and was towed to a local garage. They paid a $1 fine and $5 towing charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Loseke
North Baptist Church
Oak and
Poplar
Ottawa High School Class of 1952 10th Reunion
The 1952 Ottawa High School class held its tenth reunion Saturday night at the North American Hotel. Class president Jack Bremer presided as sixty nine attended from states including New York Texas and Colorado. A smorgasbord exchanging stories reading letters and photo sessions filled the event while plans for the next reunion were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High School
North American
Jack Bremer
New York
Texas
Colorado
Edward G Robinson Arrives in London Feeling Fine
Movie star Edward G. Robinson landed in London from Nairobi reporting he is feeling fine after a heart attack during filming in Kenya. He arrived wheeled from the plane and appeared bearded, tanned, and fit while resuming his movie role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward G. Robinson
Nairobi
Kenya
Sally
Man Hurt When Car Hits Tree
Frank LeRoy Morgan 18 of 831 8 Cedar was sent to the University of Kansas Medical Center after his 1954 car rammed a hackberry tree at 306 E 15th at 2 15 am. He suffered a double jaw fracture and was in a coma. Morgan was charged with driving while intoxicated reckless driving and license suspended. Police records show prior suspension after a flood-wall crash and a $160 fine with 60 days in jail for DWI and reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank LeRoy Morgan
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Morgan
Marais Des Cygnes River
Ottawa Students Shine at Kansas University Music Camp
Six Ottawa high school band students attend the University of Kansas music camp in Lawrence. In auditions Beth Butler junior high won first chair oboe, Steve Brandon senior high took first chair sousaphone, and Hurst Coffman junior high earned third chair bassoon. Patty Henley flute Fred Irwin trumpet and Bill Douglas snare drum also attend under Loren Matthews, the high school band director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
University of Kansas Music
Lawrence
Beth Butler
Steve Brandon
Hurst Coffman
Patty Henley
Fred Irwin
Bill Douglas
Loren Matthews
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported
Admissions list Frank Morgan Walter Bush Clare Fisher Wichita Mrs Gus Masenthin Vassar Joe Stanley Warren Ernest E Dunn Naomi Caleb Mrs Loren Latimer Mrs Emile Barnes Sunday Alvin Crawford Monday Births Don Douglas daughter weight 7 lb 8402 Dismissals Joe Rogers Waverly Delbert Cady and baby son Joyce and Terry Snider Paul Whitmer Kansas City Mrs Charles Burns Clare Fisher Wichita Frank Morgan transferred to Kansas City Sunday Richard Collins Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Morgan
S. Cedar
Walter Bush
RFD
Clare Fisher
Wichita
Gus Masenthin
Vassar
Joe Stanley Warren
Wellsville
Ernest E. Dunn
E. 15Th
Naomi Caleb
Princeton
Loren Latimer
S. Main
Emile Barnes
S. Mulberry
Alvin Crawford
Pecan
Joe Rogers
Waverly
Delbert Cady
Baby Son
Joyce
Terry Snider
N. Poplar
Paul Whitmer
Kansas City
Charles Burns
W. 10Th
Richard Collins
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Trade Summary
KC Markets Kansas City AP cattle 8700 head with calves 400, strong to 25 higher. Steers 26.00-50, good 23.50-24.75. heifers 25.00-50, good 23.00-24.75. Hogs 5200, barrows gilts steady to 25 lower, sows steady. Sheep 3300, spring lambs steady to 50 higher, primed 22.00-25.50, feeders 15.00-46.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Telstar set for Tuesday launch from Cape Canaveral
Telstar, a private industry space venture built by Bell Labs, will launch on a Thor Delta rocket at Cape Canaveral. Bell will fund about 3 million dollars, covering costs even if the mission fails. The plan envisions a live TV link between America and Western Europe within a week using Telstar relays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Telstar
Bell Telephone Laboratories
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Bell
America
Europe
Andover
Maine
Holmdel
N.J
U.S
European Broadcasting Union
United States
Brother appeals probate will dispute in Williamsburg
Chester A. Logan files in District Court an appeal from a Probate Court ruling on his brother Ralph B. Logan's will. He alleges the will was improperly drawn and the testator was unduly influenced. The March 8 probate filing and March 16 hearing record Chester receiving $500 with the rest to Harold A. Logan Theron D. Logan and Pearl M. Parmerlee. Ralph Logan died January 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester A. Logan
Williamsburg
Ralph B. Logan
Chester Logan
Harold A
Theron D
Colorado Springs
Pearl M. Parmerlee
Colo
Ralph Logan
Nickell to Reevaluate Guard Loss in Kansas
Maj. Gen. Joe Nickell state adjutant general said he will reevaluate potential loss to Kansas by Defense Department National Guard reorganization. He noted skeletal command staff of the 35th Division will remain, and no guard units will be cut from 63 cities. Nickell cited a Defense Department telegram to Gov. Anderson requesting a new survey and proposed delaying changes until a new Army reorganization takes effect in about two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Joe Nickell
Kansas
Defense Department
Nickell
John Anderson
Anderson
Hershey
Kremlin Attacks Kennedy Interdependence Plan
The Kremlin denounced President Kennedy's U S European interdependence proposal as a "new holy alliance" against communism and a prelude to a new war. Pravda in editorial form under the pen name Observer framed the July 4 speech as provocative and dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Kremlin
Kennedy
Philadelphia
Pravda
Observer
U Turns Lead Police Charge Two Suspects
Police cited Gary L. Prager and Lester L. Moore for illegal U turns. Prager posted a five dollar bond after a citation in the 100 block of E First Street. Moore faced a court appearance after a citation in the 100 block of N Main. Leo E. Pinney cited for speeding 40 in a 30 zone with a ten dollar bond. Weekend break ins reported by Jim Poe and Fred Vogler with thefts from a junkyard pop machine and Forest Park concession stand. Lee Bond jailed Saturday for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary. L. Prager
S. Main
Lester L. Moore
Prager
E. 1St
Moore
N. Main
Leo E. Pinney
Pomona
Jim Poe
Wilson
Fred Vogler
Forest Park
Vogler
Lee Bond
S. Cedar
Deaths of Chester Burgoon and others in Kansas area
The obituary notices report the death of Chester C. Burgoon Sr a 72 year old Ottawa painter at Ransom Memorial Hospital following illness after a spider bite He was a World War I Navy veteran and American Legion member Services are set for Tuesday at Towner Funeral Chapel Burial will be Highland Cemetery Surviving relatives include brother Clarence and son Chester Jr who died in a 1954 German car accident Willis S Valentine a 68 year old farmer died at Anderson County Hospital near Richmond Survivors include wife two sons sister and brother Earl Whitcher a 72 year old Quenemo resident and Purple Heart recipient died at home Burial Thursday at Williamsburg Cemetery Shaffer Funeral Home in charge He served in World War I and was a former Missouri Pacific employee Surviving include widow daughter three sons and seven grandchildren plus several siblings and a mother in Williamsburg and nearby communities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester C. Burgoon
Chester Charles Burgoon
Ottawa
N. Elm
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Towner’s
E. E. Caylor
Highland Cemetery
Burgoon
U. S. Navy
Pacific
Warren Black
American Legion
Jack Hen
Willis S. Valentine
Anderson County
Richmond
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
Willis E
Elliot H
Providence
R. I
Ernest Warner
Princeton
Harry
Concord
Calif
Earl Whitcher
Marne River
Quenemo
Anna
Nellie Whitcher
Williamsburg
Vietta Jackson
Pauline
Everett
Neponset
Til
Larry
U. S. Air Force
Washington, D. C
Flossie Huntsman
Vesper
Lela Whitcher
Dollie
Merle Whitcher
Wichita
Glen
Boyd
Kenneth
Glen Dora
Man Faces Charges In Ohio
An inmate from Franklin County jail will be returned to Licking County Ohio to face charges of home burglary assault with intent to kill and auto theft. Jack E Sanford Jr 19 allegedly attacked Rex McIntosh 82 after McIntosh discovered forged checks. Sanford denied wrongdoing but said his parents died in a drunk driving collision. A pre sentencing investigation was ordered. He was previously charged with forging instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Franklin County
Jack E. Sanford Jr
Licking County
K. W. Payne
Sanford
Floyd Coffman
Payne
Round Up Time At Leavenworth
Leavenworth police rounded up 35 head of cattle and three mules that broke from the U S Penitentiary reservation and blocked traffic at the west end of the Centennial bridge for about half an hour after escaping through an unlocked gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth, Kan
Leavenworth
U. S
Centennial Bridge
Missouri River
Notice of Hearing in Hicks Estate Kansas Probate Court
In Franklin County Kansas the Probate Court will hear the petition of Ethel Elaine McQueen sister and heir at law seeking appointment of administrator for the estate of Sarah Delsie Hicks aka Sadie D. Hicks deceased. Defenses due by July 21, 1962 at 10 00 a m in Ottawa Kansas. Also notice of executive clemency petition for Admiral Gilmore Mason sentenced for forgery seeking clemency from Governor by July 26 1962 in Topeka Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Sarah Delste Hicks
Sadie D. Hicks
Ethel Elaine McQueen
Sarah Delsie Hicks
Ottawa
Ethel McQueen
Kansas
Gilmore Mason
Topeka
Night consignments at Ottawa and Neosho sales
July sale dates list consignments for Charles Lyndon Kansas Ottawa Livestock Commission Co on West Wilson Street Ottawa Kansas July 11 and July 12 horse sales at Ottawa and Neosho Mo July 17 furniture and misc auction July 18 Ottawa West Wilson Street July 20 Nelson Hotel furniture and passion 123 West 2nd Ottawa Kansas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles — Lyndon
Kansas
Ottawa Livestock Commission Co
West Wilson Street
Ottawa
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
West Wilson Bt
Nelson Hotel
Pasi
West 2Nd St
Printy
Ben Printy
Uesong
N. Main
Ted Hornecker
Cheneel bin
P.m
Nelson
West and
Ipm
Overbrook and Gas City Livestock Auctions Weekly
Overbrook Livestock Sale in Overbrook Kansas operates Wednesdays and Fridays through Allen County. Gas City Kansas hosts the Allen County Livestock Auction every Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Kas
Overbrook
Kansas
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
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Mabel Holmes
Topeka V.A. Hospital
Bob Robinson
Vera Goodman
Green Lake
Wis
National Senior High Assembly
Ellis
Camp Crawford
Phyllis Horne
John Presley
Ann Laury
Cheryl Campbell
Kenneth Jennings
Clark Underwood
Deanna Lofgreen
Patty Deputy
Linda Kirkland
Beverly Schmidt
Bruce Prentice
Donald
Nina Faye Elder
15Th and Main
E-S
Adv
W. R. Cartmill
St. Luke’s Hospital
Children’s Annex
Peoria Plodders Home Demonstration Unit
Peoria
Maude .Evans
Judith Schmitt
Earl Schmitt
Baker University
Miss Schmitt
Baker
Acorn Club
Acorn 4H
Ed Arn
Pearl Winter
W. 3Rd
City Hall
Gerald Harford
E. 5Th
Lyndon
Bob Harford
Nancy
John
Jimmy
Eugene. Harford
Mike
Timmy
Iola
City Water and Light
Harry Gilliland
Junior Diamond
Herald
Ottawa Police Department
Edward G
Don Douglas
KC. Markets
Bell System
Telestar
NASA
Brussels
Belgium
Goon
Hilly Down
England
JFK
Lamb Funeral Home
Bob Roberts
Blanche Lamb
Clarence
Cedar
Chester C. Jr
Germany
Stewart
South Water Tower
Legals
Admiral Gilmore Mason
Towner
Kanaad
State of
Alvin R
Dutch’ Miller
Jay Brown
Robert
Bob” Cowdin
The
Ottawa Herald
Beautician
Charlie Beauty Salon
Mass
Street
O. C. Heidner
John Rudin Co
West Madison St
Chicago
Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Harold
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
Locust & Wilson
W. M. King
Elm
Ernest Arnold Overbrook
Emporia Livestock Sales Co
Emporia
Franklin County Sale Co
Wilson and Locust
Osage City
Jack Nelson
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