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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1959

Page

2

News Briefs: Ottawa Area Social and Traffic Notes

Mrs Eugene Spooner and sons returned from Bridgeport Texas where she visited her daughter and family Curtis Craddock and daughters Kimberly and Viki Linn. A minor accident was reported by Ottawa police in the 200 block on South Main involving Margaret L Ledom. J C Glanville Jr was fined for failing to stop at a stop sign at U S 35 and K 33. Several social visits and a church wedding are described among local families including Tulloss and Coyne. A Stock Car Race ad and family gatherings near Ottawa are noted.

Eugene Spooner Charles Max Bridgeport Tex Curtis Craddock Kimberly Viki Linn Ottawa South Main Margaret L. Ledom W. 7Th Robert Vann S. Poplar Vann Auto J. C. Glanville Jr Kansas City Kas R. J. Conaty U.S. 35

Lane area social notes capture visitors and church event

Mrs. Jean Hoyt Paula and Earnest Hellman of Kansas City visited Mr. Thad Stevenson. Ruthie returned home after a month with grandparents. Osawatomie visitors Mr. and Mrs. James Van Horn stayed with Mrs. Lottie Burnett who will visit Monitor Washington later. Numerous relatives from Wichita Topeka Peoria Los Angeles and other places visited local families. A Lane Church Annex basket dinner is planned with Beagle Sunday School winning attendance contest. Sgt. and Mrs. Bob Banks and children arrived from Panama City Florida. Banks to attend Air Force school in Denver. John May spent weekend with Donald McDougal.

Jean Hoyt Paula Earnest Hellman Kansas City Thad Stevenson Ruthie James van Horn Osawatomie Lottie Burnett Burnett Monitor, Wash Joe Johnson Dell White Wichita M. D. White Harry Hedges W. M. Christian Topeka L. D. Morlan Vern Morlan Paul Schroeder Lorraine Edith Crites John Hieber Peoria Ill Charles Fuller Jake Hieber Wilda Coop Los Angeles Calif Cliff Neal Loretta Santa Barbara D. D. Stevens Gail Chambers Jimmie Debbie Bob Chambers Dana Porter Harry Nickeley Alda Vista Roy Canby Mission Maude Williams Karen Sue Allenbrand Albany Lane Church Annex Lane Beagle Bob Banks Panama City Fla Banks John Banks Air Force Denver John May Independence Donald McDougal

First Preschool Mental Health Clinic in Franklin County

The Franklin County Guidance Center launches Kansas first preschool mental health clinic in Ottawa with five specialists from Topeka and Lawrence aiding staff. The State Board of Health funds a complete report for other centers, and more than 20 appointments are set starting July 13 with capacity for at least 35.

Franklin County Guidance Center Kansas Douglas Gleason Topeka Lawrence Ottawa Gleason Division of Mental Hygiene State Board of Health Elizabeth Sprague Miss Sprague Arthur Hoyt Shawnee Guidance Center Maurice Huling Kansas University Laference William Binns Bert Nash Mental Health Clinic H. G. Whittington Harold Mandl Kansas State Board of Health Leila Myers Mental Hygiene Division

Russia Warns British About U S Danger

Moscow radio warns Britain against hosting more American warplanes after the U S transfers 200 fighter bombers from France to Britain and West Germany. It cites the Okinawa crash toll and says public opinion cannot be reassured by government consultations.

Moscow Moscow Radio U.S Okinawa Britain France Ishikawa Tass Communist Party Pravda Izvestia

Deaths in Kansas: Huettenmueller and Blunk Rites Near

Reynold J. Huettenmueller 56 stockman and dealer died after a heart attack at work, at Anderson County Hospital Garnett. Survived by wife Mary, four children, siblings, and half-siblings. Funeral planned at St. John’s Catholic Church Greeley. Cora Judah Blunk 78 Ottawa resident since 1911 died after two years illness. Widow of Dr. James Parker Blunk, mother of Barton Los Angeles and two daughters. services private. Burial planned in local St. John’s Cemetery following private rites.

R. J. Huettenmueller Reynold J. Huettenmueller Greeley Stockman Anderson County Hospital Garnett Fred Cora J. Blunk Cora Judah Blunk Ottawa S. Hickory James Parker Blunk St. Joseph S. Locust Blunk DeKalb Samuel Margaret Pyles) Judah Barton Los Angeles F. H. Hayward Prairie Village Chester G. Newland Apache Junction Ariz Wayne L. Judah Columbia Levi Judah Kansas City Hamburg Judah L. F. Higley

Cabins of the Year and Bible in Cabs Across Cities

A cross country chat with cab drivers reveals daily acts of kindness and faith. Denver driver recalls paying a fare with 70 pennies to help a dying daughter's mother reach the hospital. Cleveland driver Tom Davis speaks of religion and a good tip withheld to help others. Palo Alto driver Jack Gansel keeps a Bible in his cab for comfort.

Ban Denver Joseph Walsh New York Pennsylvania Station Cleveland Tom Davis Golden Age Center Palo Alto Calif Jack Gansel

Funeral Service Set at Lamb Home for Local Resident

The funeral service will be conducted at Lamb Funeral Home on Monday at 10 a.m. Dr. F. H. Hayward will officiate. Burial will follow in Highland Cemetery.

Lamb Funeral Home F. H. Hayward Highland Cemetery Bartlett Chester Earl Bartlett Bethany Chapel Baptist Church Hope Cemetery

Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported

Admissions include Charles B. Vickers Wellsville Harry Gilliland Pomona Gloria Jean McAuley 314 S Mulberry Friday Births to Mr and Mrs Joseph William Mason 943 S Locust son 6 lb 8 oz and Mr and Mrs Bernard J Byrne RFD 3 daughter 6 lb 11 oz Dismissals list Nora Nicholson Friday Lewis Smith Warren R Jaillite Sherman Spears Betty VanWie Mrs James Durbin with addresses and today noted.

Charles B. Vickers Wellsville Harry Gilliland Pomona Gloria Jean McAuley S. Mulberry Joseph William Mason Bernard J. Byrne Nora Nicholson Lewis Smith Warren R. Jaillite Sherman Spears Betty VanWie Richmond James Durbin

Milk Hauler Case Reversed by Kansas Supreme Court

Kansas Supreme Court reversed the District Court in the milk hauling dispute of John I. Okerberg Jr. versus Robert Crable and Carl E. Kersley. The decision upholds regional milk hauling agreements as reasonable restraints, allowing continued territorial handlings for local milkshed customers and preserving existing routes and payments.

District Court Kansas Supreme Court John I. Okerberg Jr Robert Cralle Carl E.kersley High Court Ottawa Okerberg Crable and Kersley Bennett Creamery Supreme Court

GOP Declares Dems Squabbling Affects 1948 Reminder

AP report from Wichita quotes GOP Chairman Thruston Morton warning Democrats against disunity. Morton, also Kentucky senator, cites recent exchanges between Paul Butler and Democratic leaders as a sign Republicans cannot afford intra party feuding.

Wichita Kan GOP Thruston’ B. Morton Harry S. Truman Morton Paul Butler Kentucky Kansas Republican State Committee

Criticism of Butler Growing Within Party

Three Democratic senators, Sparks man Jackson and McGee, defend Lyndon Johnson’s moderated approach while criticizing National Chairman Butler for attacking party leaders on television. They urge building support for legislation and warn against undermining the Democratic Congress. Butler to comment at an afternoon news conference.

Butler Washington Paul Butler John Sparkman D-Ala Henry M. Jackson D-Wash Gale W. McGee D-Wye Senate Lyndon B. Johnson Sparkman Jackson McGee Johnson Democratic Congress Congress

Pomona Area Gathers For Funeral And Visits

Out of town relatives attended the George Cade funeral as the Pomona area hosts extended family from Topeka Colorado and Omaha. Local groups report church activities with 20 members present and 56 calls during roll.

George Cade Joe Vague Melvin Bliss Osborne Leslie Kenyon Topeka Stella Franks J. R. Johnson Simon Colo George Franks W.S.C.S Vera Montague Ella Cain Ruby Anderson Lottie Love Shirley Parks Charles Lantis Ralph Hunt Jr Ray Button Omaha Neb Joe Button Cora Button Karen Jess Pardon Dennis Dexter Kansas City Lorne Dexter Dennis Gerald Cain W. O. Cain Helen Cain California

Funerals for James William Alexander Held at Towner's Chapel

James William Alexander died July 8. Services were held at Towner's Chapel July 10 with Rev. Willard Neumann officiating. Pallbearers were Bert Capp Pete Seibel John Moses Alvin Smith Clarence Rose and Everett Simmons. Mrs Everett Simmons and Rosalee Simmons sang hymns with Mrs Lawrence Ott accompanying. Burial followed at Lane Cemetery.

James William Alexander Towner’s Chapel Willard Neumann Bert Capp Pete Seibel John Moses Alvin Smith Clarence Rose Everett Simmons Rosalee Simmons Lawrence Ott Lane Cemetery

Funeral services for Joe P Fitzgerald Tuesday at 2 p.m.

Funeral services for Joe P Fitzgerald who died Thursday will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. from Towner's Funeral Chapel with Rev. R B Shoemaker officiating. Burial will be in Antioch Cemetery north of Homewood.

Joe P. Fitzgerald Towner R. B. Shoemaker Antioch Cemetery Homewood

Community Visit Notes From Local Families

Rantoul families from Perryton Oklahoma and Udall Kansas visit relatives in Osawatomi and Reno area. The Rodgers, Grimm, Willis, Redick, Jackson and Rayl households are mentioned with unlisted durations and informal gatherings. Multigenerational visits include Stephen Rodgers and Carla Jackson among visiting kin.

Heirs at Law Sought in Klein Estate in Franklin County

In the probate court of Franklin County Kansas a petition by Clara B Klein seeks heirs at law and descent for Russell H Klein deceased. The matter covers an undivided half interest in 30 acres of the NW quarter of the NE quarter in Section 25 Township 16 South Range 19 East and any other property owned by the decedent at death. Defenses must be filed by July 20 1959 at 10 00 A M. in Ottawa Kansas.

Baldcourt Ottawa Franklin County Ikansas Clara B, Klein

Executor appointed in Carter estate Kansas probate notice

In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court on July 10 1959 Josephine M Carter was appointed executor of the will of John N Carter deceased and letters testamentary issued. Creditors must file demands within nine months from first publication or be barred. Wayne Louchridge Garnett Kansas attorney for executor.

Franklin County Kansas John N. Carter Josephine M. Carter Probate

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Ellis Beautyland Mozelle Gagne - To Riley-Bula Sancdo W. G. Tulloss Floyd Barnett Roger Olathe Don Sheets Tulloss First Baptist Church Herbert Bishop Max Davis Bethany Homer Bishop Princeton Floyd Bishop Howard Andrews Don Brown Roddy Donna Jo Robert Dean Larry Janet Brown Manhattan Glenna Hettler Dr. Hoyt Dr. Huling Dr, Whittington Dr, Mandl Russia Howard Brodie AP News Myril A. Harrison Marilyn Merritt Gene A. Hermreck Daisy J Gault Lamb Guneral Home Qkerberg Jinto Clifford Crump Emery Crump Nowata Okla Bobbie Crump Leland Carpenter John Carpenter Kenneth Stoffer No.main Heckman Eli Roy Heckman Methodist Church of Wilbur Purvis Richmond Cemetery James W. Alexander Rantoul Dayton Rodgers Stephen Perryton W. H. Rodgers Willie Grimm John Willis Udall Ray Redick Marla Jackson Elsie Jackson Carla Dwight Young Jack Rayl Rayl Vickers Quality Products Lunger & Son Oil Company N. Main State of Said Russell HH. Klein Kelsey & Winter, Attorneys Enone Cocksee Atone Legals Wayne Louchridge Garnett Appia Hyland Corinthian Lodge F&a Bethany Chapel Chester Bartlett Frank C. Armstrong W.M. George Small Alcoholics Anonymous Sidewood St Hazel Miller Paola J. C. Penney Avon Cosmetics S. Mitchell General Services Ted Hobbs Henry Alban Ira Meade Conrad Era Standard Rendering Co
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