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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1959

Page

4

Scouts Awarded High Honors At Board of Review

Gary Stecher earned the Star Scout Award and Mike M. Steere won the Gold Palm Award at a Boys Scout Board of Review last night. The review panel included Howard Doyen Robert V. Pence and Virgil Smith. Nearby, Mrs. W. F. Oliver of Clermont Florida joins her mother in Ransom Memorial Hospital for a hip fracture.

Boys Scout Board of Review Gary Stecher Glen D. Stecher S. Sycamore Mike M. Steere Myron S. Steere S. Mulberry Stecher Steere Board of Review Howard Doyen Robert V. Pence Virgil Smith W. F. Oliver Clermont Fla J. B. Topping Ransom Memorial Hospital G. A. Morgan Princeton St. Luke’s Hospital Kansas City Flora Sherman S. Locust

Franklin County Education Survey Committee to meet tonight

The 25 member Franklin County Education Survey Committee will meet at 8 15 in the Ottawa Public School business office. Supt J J Scott said the group representing almost every school will seek better operating methods for county schools to the State Educational Survey Committee.

Franklin County Educational Survey Committee Ottawa Public School Franklin County J. J. Scott State Educational Survey Committee

Two Suits Filed Over Accident

Two damage suits have been filed in District Court against Arthur Hopkins arising from an automobile accident on March 23 near Centropolis. Plaintiffs Loren C. Newkirk seeks 2434 dollars for damages and Frank L. Morgan seeks 5550 dollars for medical expenses and injuries. Both allege Hopkins was negligent failed to signal and drove a car with mechanical defects.

Arthur Hopkins Loren C. Newkirk Frank L. Morgan Newkirk Morgan Hopkins Centropolis

Ward A Neff Dies In Wisconsin

Ward A Neff, 68, president of Corn Belt Publishers Inc of Chicago, died after a heart attack Saturday night in Wisconsin. He was known for ties to the University of Missouri School of Journalism and published major Midwest livestock papers and ran radio station WAAF in Chicago. Funeral in Chicago Wednesday. burial in Kansas City. Survived by wife Adah Bauerly Neff. he first wed in 1956.

Burlington Junction Wis Ward A. Neff Corn Belt Publishers, Inc Chicago Missouri University of Missouri School of Journalism St. Louis Daily Livestock Reporter Chicago Daily Drovers Journal Kansas City Drovers Telegram WAAF Kansas City Adah Bauerly Neff

Honeymoon In A Bomb Shelter Sparks Miami Stunt

Melvin Miniison and Maria Rodriguez began a two week underground honeymoon in a steel concrete shelter beneath Miami to promote civil defense. The couple’s 8 by 14 foot quarters include cooking, toilet, electricity and a telephone. they slept after vows while pickets protested above. Sponsors promised a Jamaica honeymoon if they lasted the full period.

Melvin Minison Maria Rodriguez Jamaica Miami Fla Melvin Miniison Tampa Mininsons Cecil O. Barnard Bomb Shelters Inc Greater Miami

Fight From County To Education Meeting

Eight Franklin County residents will attend the Sixth Annual Kansas Rural Education Conference at Emporia State Teachers College on July 14 to 16. The theme is The Community Faces the Challenges of Changing Times with panels and discussion groups led by local educators including Mrs. Raymond Wagner and Mrs. P. R. Jamison. The event aims to improve educational opportunities for Kansas students and is open to interested attendees.

Franklin County Kansas Rural Education Emporia State Teachers College Emporia J. J. Scott Raymond Wagner Richmond Leslie Hunter Pomona P. R. Jamison Ottawa Elmer Roth William Ransom Jr Rollin Starosta Williamsburg Gary James Lane Scott Kansas

Two Recovery Suits Filed In County Court

Two petitions were filed in County Court for money recovery. Lyman A Corlis of Ottawa Finance Co seeks 282.68 dollars plus interest from Ralph and Lucille Hopkins dated July 14 1956 with answer due July 23. Socony Mobil Oil Co seeks 149.98 dollars from Lamar G Harris plus interest with hearing set for July 20.

Lyman A. Corlis Ottawa Finance Co Ralph Lucille Hopkins Socony Mobil Oil Co Lamar G. Harris

Hospital Notes Admitted and Discharged Inks Local Totals

Hospital notes record admissions for Carl A Ellison RFD 8 Quenemo Mrs Maurice Lee and Lonnie Joe Jenkins RFD 2 Overbrook and dismissals for Mrs A E Mesenheimer Overbrook Frank Jones 429 S Locust Gloria McAuley 314 S Mulberry Mrs Will Davidson Quenemo Mrs Edward Dushuanack RFD 1 Princeton and Mrs Lulu Hoover 628 N Cedar.

Carl A. Ellison RFD Maurice Lee Quenemo Duane Brown Main Lonnie Joe Jenkins Overbrook A. E. Mesenheimer Frank Jones S. Locust Gloria McAuley Mulberry Will Davidson Edward Dushuanack Princeton Lulu Hoover N. Cedar

Local Markets Barley and Grain Prices Shown

Grain and livestock price list in local markets with barley at .73, beans 1.95, wheat 1.63, corn 1.08, oats 60 cents, Milo 1.85, butterfat 0.50, and graded poultry prices around .03 to .21. Includes heavy hens, light hens, roosters, and cocks with miscellaneous run notes.

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KC Livestock Market Report From Kansas City

Cattle numbers around 10 000 with calves 700, slaughter steers and cows weaker. Slaughter calves steady to weak, stocker and feeder cattle steady. top prices for high good and choice slaughter steers under 3 250 lbs at 26.50 to 27.50, and heifers 26.50 to 28.00. Hogs about 4 000 with sows and barrows lower. weights 190 to 240 lb fetch 14.00 to 9.00 for barrows and gilts, sows 10.00 to 12.25. Sheep around 2 500 with spring lambs about 1.00 lower. slaughter ewes steady. spring slaughter lambs 21.00 to 22.90 in good to choice ranges. Mixed old crop lambs and yearlings with pelts around 16.50. feeder lambs 17.00 to 18.50.

Kansas City

Grain Market Shifts in Kansas City Report AP

Kansas City AP notes mixed grain activity with wheat futures steady to down modestly. Prices for corn soybeans oats and barley move within narrow ranges as traders watch markets and futures terms amid fluctuating demand.

C D Gregg McCune Businessman Dies

Cecil D Gregg 68 hardware and furniture store operator at McCune and president of the McCune State Bank died today in St Johns Hospital Joplin Missouri He partnered with his father W E Gregg a former state representative who founded the business in 1681 He succeeded his father as bank president Survivors include his widow a daughter and two sisters.

McCune, Kas. (Ap Cecil D. Gregg McCune McCune State Bank St. John’s Hospital Joplin W. E. Gregg Crawford County

Groundbreaking Near Burlington To Be July 18

Groundbreaking ceremonies for the John Redmond reservoir will be held near Burlington on Saturday July 18 at 2 p.m. The dam on the Neosho river lies about two miles northwest of Burlington and is named after late Burlington publisher John Redmond. The 4 mile long structure uses an existing railroad fill and will impound about 8000 surface acres containing 67300 acre feet of water, with 50000 for sedimentation reserve and 17300 for low flow releases during droughts.

John Redmond Burlington Neosho River Strawn

Burglarized Gill's Market Reported by Sheriff Office

The sheriff's office reported a break in at Gill's Market a Lane grocery store. The burglary occurred Saturday night with entry through the front door using a one inch flat metal bar. It was reported July 12 and theft valued at over 250 dollars including canned goods and cigarettes. Undersheriff Joe Ferns and KBI Agent Roy Church investigated.

Sheriff's Office Gill's Market Lane Joe Ferns KBI Roy Church

Senate group releases Contradictions of Communism booklet

Washington AP reports the Senate Internal Security subcommittee has published a booklet titled Contradictions of Communism. The pamphlet argues capitalism's virtues over communism and is available through the Government Printing Office.

Washington Senate Internal Security Subcommittee Government Printing Office

Kozlov Tour Of US Seen By Khrushchev Adviser

AP analyst Kozlov returned from a two week U S visit with impressions of American roads, industry, housing, and abundance. He told reporters the United States may eventually live under a Soviet system, but the timetable remains a question for Khrushchev and rival Mikoyan’s earlier findings.

Frol Romanovich Kozlov United States Nikita Khrushchev Moscow Khrushchev A. I. Mikoyan Mikoyan Kozlov Stalin Soviet Union

Deaths in Ottawa area including Mrs J P Good and Walter Forrest

Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. J P Good 75 in Cedar House Ottawa two others Walter Forrest 78 of Wellsville and Mae I Harper 66 Ottawa resident. Details cover birthplaces marriage histories church ties and funeral arrangements with services set at Lamb and McVey-Dengel Mortuaries and burial in Highland or Wood Lawn Ce meteries.

Infant Connie Jo Walburn to be laid to rest

Graveside services for Connie Jo Walburn infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Dean Walburn will be held tomorrow at 10 am in Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona. Dr Roy W Browning will officiate. The child born July 11 at Ransom Memorial Hospital lived about four hours. Surviving are the parents and grandmothers Mrs Addie Ogle Ottawa and Mrs Olive Athey Baldwin.

J. P. Good Cedar House Nursing Home Anna May Milks Pomona Jerome Milks John Smotherman Leon Iowa S. Cedar First Baptist Church M.M.S Chandler Ward Ottawa W.C.T.U Howard A. Selby W. 7Th Ethel Ree Crestview Nursing Home Leone Adams New Orleans Lamb Funeral Home B. Smith Haworth Dennis Evans Highland Cemetery Don Harbison Dale Willhite Lawrence Lundstedt Woodlawn Connie Jo Dean Walburn N. Mulberry Roy W. Browning Ransom Memorial Hospital Addie Ogle Ottawa Olive Athey Baldwin

Aaron Edmond Wards dies after long illness at 72

Aaron Edmond Wards, 72, retired farmer and stockman of 734 S Cherry, died in Ransom Memorial Hospital Saturday at 5 30 PM after several years of failing health. Born in Osborne County on November 29, 1886, he was the son of Eugene A and Sarah M Buck Wards.

Aaron Edmond Wards S. Cherry Ransom Memorial Hospital Osborne County Eugene A Sarah M. (Buck) Wards

County Schools Are Accredited In Franklin County

State Superintendent Adel F. Throckmorton accredits thirty nine elementary and nine high schools in Franklin County under standards from the State Board of Education. Accredited secondary schools include Lane Ottawa Pomona Appanoose Princeton Rantoul Richmond Wellsville Williamsburg. Elementary credits go to Wellsville Lane Eugene Field Garfield Hawthorne Lincoln Williamsburg Princeton Pomona Richmond Centropolis Peoria West Valley Chestnut Grove Pleasant Ridge Wycoff Mud Creek Hawkins Greenwood Cole Green Dell Briles Baxter Sand Creek Hood Liberty Davy Spring Creek Tapley Acorn Elm Grove LeLoup Rantoul Chippewa Homewood New Union Appanoose Fouts Sacred Heart.

Franklin County Adel F. Throckmorton State Board of Education Throckmorton Lane Ottawa Pomona Appanoose Princeton Rantoul Richmond Wellsville Williamsburg Eugene Field Garfield Hawthorne Lincoln Centropolis Peoria West Valley Chestnut Grove Pleasant Ridge Wycoff Mud Creek Hawkins Greenwood Cole Green Dell Briles Baxter Sand Creek Hood Liberty Davy Spring Creek Tapley Acorn Elm Grove LeLoup Chippewa Homewood New Union Fouts Sacred Heart

Father rushes to cell as son hangs in jail

Buffalo police report 17 year old John Brown, jailed on an accusation of stabbing another youth, was found hanging in his Kenmore cell. staff cut him down, revived him, and he was taken to a hospital after William M. Brown hurried to the jail to see his son Sunday.

Buffalo N.Y William M. Brown Kenmore John

Two Accidents Reported by Ottawa Police

Ottawa police reported two weekend crashes. Mrs. Glenna M. Ames 62 of 736 S Willow was cited for failure to yield and reckless driving after hitting a parked car owned by Clarence Ward at 315 W 4th. damages were major and she faces Police Court July 14. Lula Masters 64 and Herbert A. Crique Jr. 31 collided in the 900 block of South Main at 5:15 p.m. Saturday. Masters car sustained minor damage, truck had no damage.

Ottawa Police Department Glenna M. Ames S. Willow Ames Clarence Ward Willow W. 4Th Lula Masters Osawatomie Herbert A. Crique Jr Melvern South Main

Funeral services for George Thomas Lady

George Thomas Lady died July 9. Funeral services were at Towner's Chapel July 11 with Rev. M. Todd Macdonald officiating. Pallbearers were Lee Hughs Joe Lawson Clifford Rice Jim Robinson Lee Thompson and Charles Weaver. Mrs. A. H. North sang hymns with Mrs. R. L. Stevens. Burial followed at Wellsville Cemetery.

George Thomas Towner’s Chapel M. Todd Macdonald Lee Hughs Joe Lawson Clifford Rice Jim Robinson Lee Thompson Charles Weaver A. H. North R. L. Stevens Wellsville Cemetery

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