News Briefs Highlight Local Notices and Births
Local items note a Well Child Clinic postponement due to Dr. Bertha Bell away and visiting residents including Mrs Naomi Scott from New Kensington. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs B James Kiefer of Emporia, a son at Newman Memorial Hospital weighing 8 pounds 14 32 ounces. Also traffic ticket of Lyle Schaulis in Lawrence and Raymond Hoskinson’s drunk driving conviction with fine. Additional notices include mail box installation at 15th and Main and a church dinner at Richter Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. James Kiefer
Emporia
Newman Memorial Hospital
Kiefer
Patricia Cupp
Roderick B. Cupp
Ottawa
Ben Kiefer
RFD
Aerial Drinker Receives 90 Day Jail Term
Los Angeles AP report says Joseph Newkirk, 60, janitor from Argo Illinois, was sentenced to 90 days in county jail for drunkenness and disturbing the peace after a Chicago Los Angeles flight incident. He brandished a knife when a stewardess removed his whisky flask. assault with a deadly weapon was not pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Joseph Newkirk
Newkirk
Chicago
California
Argo, Til
FDA Confiscates 1000 Plus Illegal Drug Samples
Kansas City AP reports over 1000 drug samples illegally repackaged from doctors samples were seized at an east side pharmacy. Alfred Barnard FDA chief agent says samples must stay in original packaging to be used for prescriptions. Raid part of nationwide FDA crackdown on improper drug use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
East Side
Alfred Barnard
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
FHA approves loan for Sterling College dormitory
Washington AP reports the Federal Housing Administration has approved a 345000 loan toward construction of a men's dormitory at Sterling College in Kansas. The loan supports expansion of campus housing and campus development in Sterling, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Housing Administration
Sterling
Kas
College
Two youths face trial in Ottawa for drag racing charges
Roger A Ward, 20, of 440 E Lith and Bill Gast, 17, Paola, pleaded innocent in Ottawa Police Court to drag racing charges. Each posted $250 bond. trial set for July 18. Other cases: Gordon L Wilson fined $20 for speeding 40 in a 20 zone. Douglas E Keith, 17, speeding 41 in a 30 zone, fined $11. James Dunn, 18, fined $10 for speeding 40 in a 30 zone. Failing to appear led to bonds forfeited for Bill R Williams, 53, Kansas City, $12. William E Cater, 19, Pomona, $13. Clifford J Rice Jr., 20, Wellsville, $12. Wally L Leecy, 30, 724 S Sycamore, $20. Stanley J Randel, 17, Baldwin, $25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger A. Ward
E. Lith
Bill Gast
Paola
Ottawa
Ottawa Police
Asystic
Main
Gordon L. Wilson
N. Oak
Wilson
Douglas E. Keith
James Dunn
Bill R. Wi- Hams
Kansas City
William E Cater
Pomona
Clifford J. Rice Jr
Wellsville
Wally L. Leecy
S. Sycamore
Stanley J. Randel
Baldwin
Wellsville Soldier Returns from Korea Duty and Local News
Sp4 Robert Bloss has been separated from the Army after a 12 month MP duty in South Korea and is at his mother Lena Bloss's Wellsville home. He describes Korean railways, narrow gauge lines, and interpreters, and notes U S Army cars marked Transportation Corps. Also reported are visits, institute attendees, a family move to Ottawa area, and a Mission Project Tour participant Judy Stephens with a wide itinerary across Ark Miss La Okla Kas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Army
United States Transportation Corps
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Kansas Conference
Judy Stephens
Charles Stephens
Philander Smith College
Lattle Rock
Ark
Bethlehem Center
Jackson
Miss
Old French Quarter
New Orleans
Business Girls’ Inn
Shreveport
Methodist Publishing House
Dallas
Sex
Indian Mission
Oklahoma City
Okla
Youthville
Methodist Home For
Newston
Kas
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Reported
Admissions list includes L. E. Dunn RFD 2 Saturday Mrs Earl Baxter Waverly Frank Jones 429 S Locust Mrs Clarence Riggs Waverly Monday Dismissals include William L Clark RFD 4 Gordon Max Daugharthy 1313 Oak Janis Lyn McMillen Wellsville Mrs Gail Jones and baby son 723.8 Poplar today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Dunn
RFD
Earl Baxter
Waverly
Frank Jones
S. Locust
Clarence Riggs
William L. Clark
Gordon Max Daugharthy
Oak
Janis Lyn McMillen
Wellsville
Gail Jones
Poplar
Two Escapers Caught in Ottawa After Osawatomie Escape
Two escapees from Osawatomie State Hospital were arrested in Lawrence by Franklin County deputies. Don E. Moss, 25, Fresno, California, and William Freeman, 16, La Harpe, were brought to Ottawa where Moss faces charges of passing no fund checks and concealing mortgaged property. Moss had earlier been sent to Osawatomie for observation after a Tennessee arrest. Authorities have not decided on actions against the two. the escape occurred about 4:39 yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osamwatomie State Hospital
Lawrence
Franklin County
Don E. Moss
Frezno
Calif
William Freeman
la Harpe
Ottawa
Moss
Max Gilmore
Tennessee
Osawatomie State Hospital
Gilmore
Freeman
Osawatomie Hospital
Deaths of Otis T. Ogg and Howard Hodge
Otis T. Ogg 69 of Topeka died in a Topeka hospital after a long illness. Born January 22, 1892, in Douglass, he lived in Chanute before moving to Topeka 38 years ago and worked 41 years for Swift & Co. He leaves a widow Marie, two sons Otis Ogg Jr. and Bill P. Ogg, four brothers, and two sisters. Services tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at Penwell-Gabel Chapel with burial at Mt. Hope Cemetery. Howard Hodge, 62, of Eugene, Oregon, formerly Paola, died near Eugene. Born September 6, 1899, in Oklahoma, he was married to Rosie Knight. Surviving are his wife and two sisters, both of Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis T. Ogg
Topeka
Floyd Ogg
Lawrence Ogg
Courtney Ogg
Ottawa
Cecil Ogg
Holton
Douglass
Butler County
Chanute
Swift & Co
Marie Ogg
Otis Ogg Jr
Valparaiso
Ind
Bill P. Ogg
Des Moines
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Howard Hodge
Eugene
Ore
Paola
Oklahoma
Jeff Hodge
Rosie Knight
Roy, Batdorf
Louis Sand
Seaside Rescue: 12-Year-Old Girl Found After Coast Ordeal
Becky Reever, 12, survived three days on the Oregon coast with little water before fisherman Anio Rautio spotted her on a rocky beach. A helicopter crew led by 1st Lt. Dennis M. Chase flew through fog to rescue her. Becky's grandfather flew from Houston to aid in the search. she was hospitalized in Seaside in good condition but dehydrated with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaside
Ore
Becky Reever
Oregon Coast
Becky
Bellaire
Tex
William Roever
Peter Long
Houston
Anio Rautio
Rautio
Dennis M. Chase
Portland
Frederick Rawls
Houston Post
KC Markets Kansas City Cattle and Hog Report
Cattle 4 200 cattle 100 calves steers steady to strong heifers steady to weak cows strong to 29 higher vealers steady stockers and feeders steady good demand. Hogs 3 000 barrows and gilts steady to 28 higher sows steady to 26 higher. Sheep 2 600 lambs steady ewes steady to weak feeders steady good to prime lambs 17 50–19 50 cut to good ewes 20 04–50 good to choice feeders 11 00–13 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Seven Cited By Highway Patrol
The Highway Patrol cited four persons yesterday and three today for speeding on Interstate 35 east of Ottawa. Cited yesterday were Paul W. McDowell of Dallas for 60 in a heavy truck, Leonard M. Smith of Mt. Pleasant for 62, Russell T. Boyd Jr. of Garnett for 60, and J Edmund Stein of Prairie Village for 80 in a 70 mph zone. Clyde E. Ross of Kansas City Missouri for 70 in a heavy truck, William N. Dye of Kansas City Minnesota for 62 in a heavy truck, and Loren R. Conner of rural route 3 for 82 in a 70 mph zone. All trucks were in a 50 mph zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Highway Patrol
Interstate 35
Ottawa
Paul W. McDowell
Dallas
Tex
Leonard M. Smith
Mt. Pleasant
Russel T. Boyd Jr
Garnett
J. Edmund J. Stein
Prairie Village
Clyde E. Ross
Kansas City
William N. Dye
Loren R. Conner
State Dinner On Mount Vernon Lawn For Ayub Khan
President Kennedy hosts an outdoor state dinner at Mount Vernon for Pakistan's Ayub Khan with 140 guests. Guests travel by yacht and motorcade to the estate while a 74 piece National Symphony Orchestra performs and Colonial Fire and Drum Corps reenacts early America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Kennedy
Pakistan
Ayub Khan
George Washington
Ing
Plantation House
National Symphony Orchestra
America
Ft. Myer
3Rd Infantry Colonial Fire
National Memorial Site
Romania
Marie
Washington
Ayub
Begum
Honey Fitz
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dean Rusk
Patrick J
Rusk
Oklahoma man extradited for no account checks
Franklin County Sheriff Max Gilmore announced extradition proceedings for Jerry W. Misek age 36 of Oklahoma City. Misek, arrested in Joplin Missouri yesterday, faces warrants for passing three no account checks totaling about 399 in Ottawa. He is also wanted in Oklahoma for car theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Gilmore
Franklin County
Jerry W. Misek
Oklahoma City
Joplin City
Gilmore
Misek
Ottawa
Joplin
Oklahoma
Man survives desert ordeal. dog credited with save
Ramon C. Miller of Fresno was stranded a week in the Mojave after running out of gas near Death Valley. Found by ordnance inspectors at Camp Irwin, he and his dog Gretchen were in good condition. Miller walked about 155 miles to springs after sheltering in a cave, with his dog defending him from coyotes. Temperatures in the area reached extreme highs as doctors prepared discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Irwin
Calif
Ramon C. Miller
Fresno
Camp Irwin Military Reservation
San Bernardino
Mojave Desert
Death Valley
Barstow
Camp Hospital
Miller
Gretchen
Phoenix
Richard Fiiemoth
Phil Denning
Irwin
Maj
John Water
Irwn Army Hospital
MacArthur Returns To Corregidor In Manila Bay Visit
General of the Army Douglas MacArthur returned to Corregidor Island in a 45 minute stop during his sentimental Philippine visit. He spoke of heroism and liberty, receiving a rock from Malinta Tunnel and renewing vows to veterans before continuing to Manila aboard the Lapu Lapu. He leaves for the United States on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corregidor Island
the Philippines
Douglas MacArthur
Corregidor
Manila Bay
Manila
Philippines
MacArthur
Free World
Bataan
Malinta Tunnel
Carlos Garcia
United States
Charged Here In Theft Of Guitar
A 27 year old Clathe man, Hubert E. Miller, was arraigned in County Court on a grand larceny charge for stealing a guitar valued at 125 from Lester Bishop at a Mount Hope Community Center dance in Williamsburg. Miller bound over to District Court for a July 20 preliminary hearing. bond set at 1000. The guitar was reported stolen Sunday by Bishop during the dance. Officers recovered the instrument at Miller’s home in Olathe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clathe
Hubert E. Miller
Lester Bishop
Williamsburg
Mount Hope
Miller
Franklin County
Max Gilmore
Bishop
Olathe
Estate notices and city improvement resolution in Ottawa Kansas
A set of probate notices in Franklin County Kansas announces appointments as executor or administrator for estates of Louis Alfred Wendorff Minnie Marble Claiborne and Susan M Reid with deadlines for creditors to file claims. A separate Ottawa City resolution approves West Tenth Street improvements from Locust to Willow including paving, curbs, gutters and drainage with special assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Reid County
Louis Alfred Wendorff
Louis A. Wendorff
L. A. Wendorff
C. Myrns Wendorff
Ottawa
Kansas
Myrna Wendortt
Xaid
Minute Marble Cishrborne
Hrirs
Minnie Marble Claiborne
Leo G. Beller
Richard
Bkoog
West Tenth Street
City OF
Locust Street
Willow Street
West Teeth Street
R. E. Andrews
Susan M. Reid
B. F. Bowers
Bowers & Bowers
Sale Dates Werbrook Livestock Sale In Overbrook
Weekly livestock sale schedule listing Overbrook and nearby locations. Wednesdays feature Roy Warhurst Holstein dairy bale four miles northeast of Pomona and Harold Logan four miles southeast of Williamsburg. Franklin County Bale Company holds Saturday auctions Locust and Wilson Ottawa Bas. Community auctions Thursdays at 7 p.m. at 1108 N. Malin and 1134 N. Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Warhurst Holstein Dairy
Pomona
Harold Logan
Williamsburg
Franklin County
Locust & Wilson
Ottawa
Bas
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Bertha Bell
Drake's Bakery
Adv
Santa Fe
Crites
S. Main
Hugh Campbell
S. Cedar
Naomi Scott
New Kensington
Snyder Pharmacy
15Th and
T. d. Cummings
Cummings
Fern and
Bruce
Kay Clark
Cory
Richter Church
Lyle M. Schaulis
South Main
Ellis
Raymond F. Hoskinson
Hickory
Hoskinson
Ottawa Herald
Ady
Llegal
Wellsville News
Bernice Holden
Mrs. Lee Chamberlain
K. J. Hogan
Leiland Harris
Richelle, Sr
Harris
Cunningham
Daisy Harris
M.Y.F. Institute
Charlotte Rogers
Nancy Harris
Ruth Ann Cabb
Melba Todd
Dale McWulson
Barbara
Marilyn
Mary Dale
Wayne Good
Denise
Scott. Baldwin
Wayne Scott
Oakland
Ocean
Pam Wandren
By Lewis Gulick
Potomac River
Limb Funeral Home
Ottawas
Jace
Stewart
Sterday
Missouri
Legals
Donald FR
Copper City
Jack Nelson
Werbrook
Overbrook
Banses
Gordon James Phone Feed
Home
Malin
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Howard
Albert Stewart and Son
C. Beatty
Albert
Harold
Lyndon
Avoir
Ottawa Livestock Commission Co
Wilson Street
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Printy and Sons
Ben Printy
N. Malin
N. Main
Todd Mobile Homes
Mulberry
Yan Ee
Weyer
Dean Hamilton
Dean Jr
Lloyd Hunsaker
Ottawa Lodge No
AF & AM
Myron S. Steere Jr
Sidney O. Morris
Secu
Guardian Angels Homes, Inc
Mary Crum Care Home
Rita Turner
Clinton
Chris Conoca
Osawatomie
Mr. Headington
North American Hotel
Main St
Studio Girl
Studio Girl Cosmetics
Studio Girl Cosmetics, Dept. Jyd-15
Glendale
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