Local News Briefs and Notices From Ottawa Area
Mr and Mrs Grant Tittey and children Carole Wimaco and John left today for Albuquerque New Mexico after spending a week visiting Mrs Titteys mother Mrs Nick Myers 71s WL R CRITES 418 S Mam has the latest equipment and know how to service two kinds of car air conditioners Adv Jay Lysaught Oklahoma City is visiting prerly with his grandmother Mrs C A Pea cock Ice cream social Tuesday July 11 6 30 Hawkins School 3 miles on Logan Silver Leaf 4H Adv Dean Brown Bethal cited by the Highway Patrol Friday for being drunk in a public place was sentenced to 30 days in jail Saturday Brown cited on K 68 Snyder Pharmacy 318 Main Prompt prescription service A home economics judging school for older 4 H members in Franklin County will be held Wednesday morning in the basement of the City Auditorium program starts 8 30 and concludes about noon First judging school for younger 4 H Club members in the County was held Friday Remember Smorgasbord Coffee Shop Wed Eve Fern and Bruce Adv For sale Bundles of old newspapers 10c each at The Ottawa Herald Adv Two youths cited yesterday by Ottawa Police for drag racing Roger A Ward 20 440 Elith and Bill Gast 17 Paola charged with reckless driving to appear in Ottawa Police Court tomorrow Ellis Piano Tuning Ph CH 2 4431 Adv Eugene V Yoe 38 fined 140 and court costs in County Court Saturday for driving while intoxicated and having an open bottle accessible to the driver He was cited Friday by the Highway Patrol on East Wilson
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Franklin County
City
Ottawa
Roger A. Ward
Elith
Bill Gast
Paola
Eugene VY. Yohe
Highway Patrol
East Wilson
Funeral for Buist Otto known as Barney Otto held
Funeral services for Buist Galliton Barney Otto who died July 6 were held Saturday at 2 p m at Towner's Funeral Chapel with Rev Mauree Chartburnt officiating. Soloist Mrs Dean Driscoll and organist Mrs R L Stevens accompanied hymns as honorary pallbearers and acting pallbearers were named. Members of No 18 AF Army Mothers and Gold Star Mothers attended, with Masonic graveside rites at Highland Cemetery.
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Buist Galliton
Barney
Otto
Towner
Mauree Chartburnt
Dean Driscoll
R. L. Stevens
Fred Schnoke
Harold Miler
Grover Knight
Fred Doman
Ben Gilmore
Tom Bullock
Clifford Bell
Rollie Walker
Dean Walburn
Elmer Bell
Fred Kaiser
Ray Harper
No. 18 AF
Gold Star
Highland Cemetery
Charged In Sale Of Fireworks
The Franklin County Court charged Roger Schmanke with three counts of selling illegal fireworks after a July 6 appearance where he stood mute and entered a plea of innocent. Bond set at 200 for trial July 17. Merlin E. Casteel was cited on the same charge with a 100 bond. trial July 14. Investigation by the state fire marshal led to both citations.
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Franklin
Roger Schmanke
RFD 3
Schmanke
Merlin E. Casteel
Delay in Racial Case Delays Freedom Rider Arrest Halt
A three judge federal panel postponed a suit by the NAACP seeking an injunction to halt arrests of Freedom Riders in Mississippi. The delay comes despite objections from Chief Judge Elbert P. Tuttle as illness in the state AG’s office delays proceedings to August 7. The case targets use of breach of the peace laws to arrest riders in the segregation testing effort backed by the Justice Department as amicus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
Justice Department
Elbert P. Tuttle
U.S. Sth
Reject Bids On Building In Wellsville Auction Fails
Three bidders competed for the 4th and Main IGA store and locker plant site but bids were rejected by the Small Business Administration and Wellsville Bank, resulting in no sale. Other items note pool room equipment sold to August Hogelin, birthday observances for Dr. N E Naylor, and local family moves and visits around Wellsville Prairie Village and neighboring towns.
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4Th and Main
Wellsville
IGA
Busines
Wellsville Bank
Stevenson urges fairer distribution of global aid at UN
Adlai E. Stevenson, U.S. delegate to the United Nations, urged the UN Economic and Social Council to ensure future American aid reaches underdeveloped nations and is not used to enrich a few. He warned growth and stability depend on broad societal stake in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
Stevenson
U.N. Economic and Social Council
Florida Man Elected Grand Exalted Ruler of Elks
William A. Wall, 56, of West Palm Beach, Fla., was elected unopposed as grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. He will assume office Thursday. Also elected were C. O. Kuhn of Garden City Kan as grand inner guard, with Lee A. Donaldson of Etna Pa. reelected grand secretary and Arthur M. Umlandt of Muscatine Iowa reelected grand treasurer.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Wiliam A. Wall
West Palm Beach
Order of Elks
C. O. Kuhn
Garden City
Kan
Grand Inner Guard
Lee A. Donaldson
Etna
Arthur M. Umlandt
Muscatine
Iowa
Ex Ottawan Named Assistant U S Attorney in Missouri
Clifford MM Spottsville 49 Kan sas City Mo a former Ottawa resident has been appointed assistant United States attorney for the western district of Missouri. He is the district's first Negro in the post. Spottsville resigning as assistant prosecuting attorney for Jackson County since January 1953 to take the new role effective July 1. He is a Ottawa native with Kansas University study and a Howard University law degree. He previously worked for the U S Department of Commerce 1942 to 1948 and is active in the Missouri and American Bar Associations and Jackson County Bar Association. He and Mrs Spottsville live at 2710 Grove Kansas City Mo.
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Clifford MM. Spotsville
Kansas City
United States
Missouri
C. A. Spottsville
E. 9Th
Ottawa
Spottsville
Jackson County
University of Kansas
Howard University
Washington
D. C
U. S. Department of Commerce
Missouri Bar Association
American Bar Association
Jackson County Bar Association
Second Baptist Church
Niles Home For Children
Florence
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Grove
Seek Trip In Abduction Involving Iowa Trooper Wilke
A two state search for three men in a muddy blue grey car followed the abduction of trooper Robert Herman Wilke Friday night. He was pushed from the vehicle Sunday night unharmed near a farm in Iowa. Wilke, wearing only trousers and a tee shirt, was dazed and shocked but not beaten or drugged. Roadblocks were set on Iowa and Missouri highways as authorities sought clues.
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Wilkes
Wilke
Iowa Patrol
Missouri
KC Markets Kansas City Cattle and Lamb Prices Mixed
Kansas City market report shows steady cattle and calf values with varied weights. Slaughter steers 874 lb to 1,250 lb range around 23.35 to 22.75 per cwt, vealers 22.70 to 26.00, stockers and feeders 22.00 to 26.00, and lambs 25 to 50 per cwt with mixed quality. Barrows and gilts up to 235 higher, sows firm. fed lambs and ewes weak to steady across weights.
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Kansas City
Russians Display Soviet Air Might In Moscow Show
In Moscow at Tushino Airfield Premier Khrushchev and Yuri Gagarin watched as the Soviet air force unveiled a dazzling display. Western diplomats and observers noted jets with advanced capabilities including a delta wing bomber and heavy supersonic bombers, plus novel craft like a vertical takeoff screw wing plane and a three tail helicopter. A field of 600 parachutists and 15 helicopter acrobats with dancers highlighted the spectacle.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Berlin
Khrushchev
Yuri Gagarin
Tushino
United States
Soviet Republics
Konstantin Vershinin
Aviation Day
Pravda
Deaths Hit Kansas Community with Multiple Obituaries
Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Pearl Scott of Kansas City wife of Otto C. Scott longtime investor in area apartments. Other obits include Burton B. Craig of Melvern born 1868 with a lengthy life in real estate and insurance and burial in Melvern Cemetery. Nina E. Louk of Sierra Madre California formerly of Michigan Valley Kansas remembered for KU education and family, and Roscoe Willoughby of Wellsville who died in Kansas City area with funeral in Kansas City and burial at Webb City Missouri.
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Roscoe Willoughby
Wellsville
Research
Kansas City
Kas
Merriam, Olathe
California
Roscoe
Mildred Finney
Freeman Chapel
New Hope Cemetery
Webb City
David Redford, Olathe
Traffic Toll Topeka AP Log July 1961
Kansas traffic death log reports 3 fatalities in a 48 hour window ending 9 am Monday and notes entries for July 1961. The brief log provides counts and dates, detailing fatalities and locations within Topeka and surrounding areas.
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Topeka
Kansas
Six Ottawa motorists cited for speeding in police radar sweep
The Ottawa Police cited six persons for speeding on Saturday and Friday. Willam E. Cater, 19, Pomona, posted 13 bond after a 43 in a 30 mph zone. Bill R. Williams, 53, Kansas City, 42 in a 30 mph zone, posted 12. Clifford J. Rice, 20, Wellsville, 42 in a 30 mph zone, posted 12. Wally L. Leecy, 30, 724 S. Sycamore, 50 in a 30 mph zone, posted 20. James Dunn, 18, RFD 2, 40 in a 30 mph zone and Douglas E. Keith, 17, RFC 2, 41 in a 30 mph zone. All are to appear in Police Court tomorrow.
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Ottawa
Willam E. Cater
Pomona
Bill R. Williams
Kansas City
Clifford J. Rice
Wellsville
Wally L. Leecy
S. Sycamore
James Dunn
Douglas E. Keith
Charged After Crash On Main
Stanley J. Randel, 17, Baldwin, cited for failure to yield and involved in an accident noon yesterday by Ottawa Police. He was northbound in the 200 block on Main when he turned right from the inside lane, striking Donald J. Swallow, 17, Pomona. Swallow’s car had damage to the left front fender and headlight. Randel’s to the right front bumper. Randel is scheduled to appear.
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Stanley J. Randel
Baldwin
Ottawa
Randel
Main
Donald J. Swallow
Pomona
Swallow
Hospital Notes Admissions And Births In Pomona Area
Admissions include Ed Walton Pomona William L Clark RFD 4 Dorothy Lawrence 12314 Main Sunday Frank Berthot 819 Logan Janis Lynn McMillen Wellsville Monday Births include Mr and Mrs James L Thom Garnett a daughter born Sunday 7 lbs 2 ozs Mr and Mrs Jerry Runnels Wellsville a daughter born Monday 6 lbs 5 ozs Dismissals include Mrs James Park infant son RFD 2 Pomona Tommy Ray Robedeaux 1s and Hickory Mrs Cora Button Pomona Sunday Mrs Carl Kersley infant son 1118 N Mulberry Neila Nebelong 828 Willow Monday
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Ed Walton
Pomona
William L. Clark
RFD
Dorothy Lawrence
Main
Frank Berthot
Logan
Janis Lynn McMillen
Wellsville
James L. Thomas
Garnett
Jerry Runnels
James Park
Tommy Ray Robedeaux
Hickory
Cora Button
Carl Kersley
N. Mulberry
Neila Nebelong
Willow
Roggenkamp Pleads Guilty In Child Welfare Case
Paola woman Betty L. Roggenkamp pleaded guilty in County Court to mistreating children and received a 30 day suspended sentence from Judge Robert Pinet. Ottawa police cited her June 27 after a businessman reported four children locked in a sunlit car for about 90 minutes in downtown Ottawa.
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Betty L. Roggenkamp
Robert Pinet
Eichmann Jitters During Sleepless Trial Recess
Jerusalem AP report says Adolf Eichmann asked for a morning recess to sleep off stress from a long trial. He returned to the witness stand in the afternoon with a steady gaze, after a sleepless night and nervous tension noted by guards and the prison doctor.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Eichmann
Gideon Hausner
Ottawa Kansas approves street improvement on West Tenth Street
A 1961 Ottawa Kansas city resolution orders grading guttering curbing paving and other improvements to West Tenth Street from Locust to Willow including street and alley intersections. The plan uses 6 inch Portland cement concrete 25 foot wide with 6 inch curbs and drainage facilities with special assessments to fund the work. Mayor K E Andrews signs. City Clerk Donald R Capper attests.
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West Tenth Street
City OF
Ottawa
Kansas
Locust Street
Willow Street
K. E. Andrews
Weekly Livestock Sales Across Kansas and Missouri Listed
Overbrook Kansas hosts Wednesday sales including the Overbrook Livestock Sale. Roy Warhurst Holstein Dairy Sale is July 14, four miles northwest of Pomona. July 17 sale by Harold Logan, four miles southeast of Williamsburg. Franklin County Sale Company runs Saturdays at Locust and Wilson in Ottawa. July 19 features a night consignment horse sale at Ottawa Livestock Commission Co. five blocks west on Wilson Street. Neosho Livestock Commission Co. in Neosho Missouri holds a night consignment horse sale on July 18.
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Roy Warhurst
Pomona
Harold Logan
Williamsburg
Ottawa Livestock Commission Co
Wilson Street
Ottawa
Kansas
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Missouri
Help wanted ads for service station and sales roles
Multiple job ads for a service station foreman or experienced attendant with part and full time shifts, routes distributing Fuller Brush products, Avon sales, Watkins Products, and dental and medical assistant training positions. Includes pay ranges, locations Ottawa region, and writing boxes for responses.
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Men and Women Ltd
City of
Ottawa
Watkins Household
Watkins Products, Inc
D-51
Winona
Min
Ottawa Herald
General Services Classified Ad List
Miscellaneous services listed: shrub cutting experienced Bob Beaer Rawleigh products Singer repair and parts Albrights trash hauling yard work mowing Power Lawn Mower Repair pickup and delivery Palomino Stud Service Lee Figgins after 6 PM Hydraulic jack and mower engine repair Henry Alban Monogramming Button holes and belts Wallpaper removal steam Conrad's Spray Painters and Decorators Advertising service in Ottawa Herald General Services section.
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Singer
Albrights
Lee Figgins
Pomona
Henry Alban
Conrad
Ottawa Herald General Services
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Grant Tittey
Carole, Wimaco
John
Albuquerque
Crites
Jay Lysaught
Oklahoma City
Prerly
C. A. Peacock
Hawkins School
Silver Leaf
Dean Brown
Bethal
Brown
Snyder Pharmacy
Eve
Fern
Bruce
Ellis
Barney Otto
Bernice Holden
A. B. Hogelin
August Hrabe
An Hogelin
Moherman Building
N. E. Naylor
Gordon Petty
Prairie Village
Clyde Pierce
Overland Park
Jaanita Desamone
Mission
H. B. Englemyer
Wellville
Morris Hanson
Bivins Trailer Court
Hanson
Air Force
Honolulu
Hawaii
Pete Clark
Terry Gardner
Rock Creek
Clarence Coffman
Virgil Christie's
Clark
Phillips
Gardner
F. M. Clark
Eleanor Knop
Susan Vallejo
Calif
Bucyrus
Kenneth Cordle
George C. Cordle
William Still
Dainsville
Cordle
Still
David Bettge
Fairfield
Trinity Lutheran Church
Block
Homer Kurth
Lynn Terrell
Clathe
David Sieg
Richard Terrell
Earlston Sieg
Harland Sieg
Independence
Dale Sieg
Larry
Billy
Margie Tindle
Linda
Lindsborg
Eugene Wingert
Kerr-McGee Oil Co
Kansas State University
M.Y.F
Forest Park
Florida
High Elks
Ottawan
Clifford M. Spottsville
By Stanley Johanson
Melvin Neilsen
Mrs. Pearl Scott
Pearl Scott
Otto C. Scott
Scotts
Scott
Hade Mauck
Burton B. Craig
Melvern
Clyde
Ohio
Sara (Babcock) Craig
Tilla Crawford
Waverly
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
E. C. Goldsmith
Osage City
C. W. McMullen
Tucumcari
N.M
Frank N. Craig
Santa Fe
N. M
Clyde M. Craig
Melvern Methodist Church
Robert Samuelson
Melvern Cemetery
Shaffer Mortuary
Nina E. Louk
Charles E. Louk
Sierra. Madre
Sierra Madre Hospital
Oklahoma
Alvin and
Ora (Harmon) Ashwill
Michigan Valley
Michigan Valley High School
Charles
Gilliland
Centropolis
Robert Barnes
the Friendly Bank
By Thomas A. Reedy
Argentina
Legals
Donald R. Capper
Jack Nelson
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Gordon James Phone Feed
Home
Wilson
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
Locust & Wilson
Albert Stewart and Son
C. Beatty
Albert
Harold
Lyndon
N. Main
Todd Mobile Homes
Mulberry St
Charites Shaw
South Lumber
Bansaa
AF & AM
Myron S. Steere Jr
Sidney O. Morris
Secy
Clinton
S. Main
Chris Conoco
Lawrence
Osawatomie
Avon
Patricia Lackey
Walnut
Emporia
General Services
Bob Beaer
Rawleigh Products
Herald
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