News Briefs from Michaey Martin and Local Events
Michaey T Martin, 18, cited July 15 by city police on reckless driving pleads guilty in Police Court and is fined $25. IOOF picnic at Pomona opens with crowd. dancing tonight and tomorrow. Rawleigh Products, E F Risdon, 1032 S Main. Prof and Mrs Edgar Kerr return from Minneapolis after North Central Association workshop. Houseguests of T J Cummings Jr are E E Robb of San Francisco. Robb is Helen Williford formerly of Paola. Migratory bird hunting stamps on sale at the post office for $3, up a dollar. Stock Car Races set for Sat night. Clarence R R Kirkland, 20, Princeton, cited for reckless driving, disabled brakes, missing plates and registration. to appear July 22 in County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michaey T. Martin
Ciey Center
Ity
T. J. Cummings Jr
E. E. Robb
San Francisco
Robb
Helen Williford
Paola
Clarence RR. Kirkland
Princeton
R. J. Couaty
Funeral Services for Pierre Elder Held at Lam Funeral Home
Pierre Elder died Wednesday with services set for tomorrow at 10 a.m. Rev. Charles P. Knight will officiate at Lam Funeral Home. Burial will be in Hope Cemetery. Also noted are funeral services for Mae Harper, A. E. Wards, and obituaries with pallbearers and hymns listed, in McVey Dengel Mortuary and related cemeteries. Mode: O Day Corporation closed for services with employees attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Elder
Lam
Charles P. Knight
Hope Cemetery
Mae Harper
McVey-Dengel
Kenneth Andrews
Howard Duncan
Wayne Meyer
Fred Meador
Ray Harper
Paul Shipps
Wesley Dyer
R. L. Stevens
Princeton
O’day Corporation
A. E. Wards
McVey“Dengel Mortuary
Pall Pearers
Len Shepheard
Elmer Schamle
Milt Jameson
Ross Cain
George Kelly
John Abel
N. V. Hudelson
R. L Stevens
Woodlawn Cemetery
Pomona
Grain Market Report from Kansas City AP
Grain markets in Kansas City show wheat and corn largely steady with slight declines noted in some lots. Prices range across several grades for wheat, corn, oats and soybeans, alongside futures closing modestly lower and mixed open high low close figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Aedervensesseesseeeses
Venvenecerereeseses Nee Loh
Cattle and hog market report from Kansas City AP
Kansas City AP reports cattle trade steady with hog prices mixed. Cattle 400 head, cows steady, utility cows $37.50 to $38.50, weight listings 190 to 230 pounds show barrows and gilts $14.26 to $18.00, No 1-3 grade cows 330 to 400 pounds $10.00 to $11.50, lighter cattle $9.00 to $10.00 in Iowa listings. overall market variants by weight and grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Iowa
Compromise Bill Shapes Foreign Aid Plan In Conference
A Senate House conference panel has drafted a 3.0 billion dollar foreign aid bill with a two year trial to place military aid funds under the Defense Department budget. The agreement authorizes 1.4 billion for this year, aiming to meet Eisenhower requests while shifting financing to congressional appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Senate House
Defense Department
Senate
House
Congressional
More Cattle On Kansas Farms
The Agriculture Department reported 3 percent more cattle and calves on Kansas farms and 8 percent more on Missouri farms than a year earlier. Officials warned of possible over expansion and price drops, with July 1 population at 4,704,000 in 13 major feeding states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Missouri
Kansas
Department
Theft Reported Of 26 Year Old Egg In Barn
Worcester mass police investigated the theft of a single item an egg from B Thomas Grants barn rest under stairs since he bought the property fourteen years ago The previous owner a chicken farmer said the egg had been there twelve years neighborhood children once looked at the egg and asked to view it before it was stolen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
B. Thomas Grant
Grant
Hospital Notes Admittances and Discharges
Admitted Richard Dunn from RFD 1 Bald win on Thursday. Wilbur A Ross of 522 S Mulberry admitted today. Dismissed Mrs Ralph Mundy of 121 N Hickory on Wednesday. Mrs Duane Brown of 1410 S Main and Mrs M H Lee Sr of Quenemo scheduled for Thursday. Mrs Jonathan Todd and baby daughter of 709 Massasoit admitted today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dunn
RFD
Baldwin
Wilbur A. Ross
S. Mulberry
Ralph Mundy
Hickory
Duane Brown
S. Main
Quenemo
Jonathan Todd
Massasoit
Woman in jail on contempt charge in custody dispute
In St Joseph Missouri a 30 year old mother of five remains jailed for refusing to reveal the whereabouts of her 2 1 2 year old daughter Eileen Akes. The child's father James Akes gained custody after a February court modification. The wife says she will not disclose the location, saying the girl is with “wonderful people” and is getting tan and fat. The attorney says she may be released only if she tells the court where the daughter is.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph, Mo
Mildred Akes
Kansas City
Eileen Akes
James Akes
St. Joseph
Grace Day
Akes
Miss Day
Bitter Battle Looms In House Over Labor Bill
Washington AP A bitter unpredictable House floor clash looms over a labor management controls bill. The Labor Committee neared completion of a revised Senate bill with split Democrats and a Hoffa victory claim. It removes certain sanctions, expands NLRB, and explains jurisdiction over labor disputes while allowing prehire agreements and injunctive remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carroll D. Kearns
Pennsylvania
Jimmy Hoffa
Senate
National Labor Relations Board
No Man’s Land
Home Demonstration Playday Planned on Ottawa Campus
The Franklin County Home Economics team announces a Tuesday playday at Ottawa University starting 10:30 am. Dr Sylvia Lofgreen opens with Alaska Travelogue and Elizabeth Sprague discusses Your Guidance Center at noon. Ninety tickets already sold for lunch. over 125 expected. a nursery will be provided and parents should bring food and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Lofgreen
Elizabeth Sprague
Franklin
Rosemary Crist
Ottawa University
Lofgreen
Alaska
O. U. Commons
Humphrey presses for overhaul of TV radio rule
In Washington AP Hubert H. Humphrey calls for swift congressional revision of the radio television equal time rule after a partial blackout on his campaign. He says CBS canceled his Face the Nation appearance amid network legal advice that he is now a candidate. He was invited to NBC Today instead. Sig Mickelson of CBS confirms the invitation was withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
CBS
New York
Sig Mickelson
New Views On Fallout Harm From Nuclear Tests
Naval researchers report that debris released into the lower atmosphere after nuclear blasts dilutes fallout more than earlier ideas suggested. Dr. L. B. Lockhart Jr. and associates describe findings from Hardtack Pacific tests, noting rapid wide distribution across the hemisphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Naval
Naval Research Laboratory
L. B. Lockhart Jr
Science
Pacific
Small Boys Hit Car With Ice Block Chases Suspects
Three youngsters rolled a 25 pound ice block down a hill toward a San Francisco car. Policeman Dennis Johnstone, 35, was injured when the block struck the right front fender, sending him into a tree. He recovered enough to pursue the boys, catching them after a chase through backyards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Dennis Johnstone
Johnstone
Wheat referendum meeting scheduled Monday night
Franklin County Extension Agent Don Brown announced a wheat referendum briefing for farmers at 8 p.m. Monday in the Co op meeting room. Sponsored by the Extension service and the A C committee, the session explains pros and cons of the July 23 vote on marketing quotas for 1960. Eligible voters are farmers with wheat allotments above 15 acres. all interested are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Op
Franklin County
Don Brown
Franklin County Extension Service
A.8.c
Brown
Three Cited For Traffic Violations In Ottawa
Ottawa City Police cited three individuals yesterday for traffic violations. Lester C. Mills 16 RFD 4 and Richard D. Anno 22 Carbondale were charged with defective mufflers. Anno posted 25 dollars bond for a July 21 police court appearance. Fred W. Acheson 18 Lawrence was released after posting 10 dollars bond for speeding 40 in a 30 mph zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa City
Lester C. Mills
RFD
Richard D. Anno
Carbondale
Anno
Fred W. Acheson
Lawrence
Ottawa Kansas passes ordinance for internal improvement bonds
The Ottawa city governing body approves Ordinance No. 2148 to issue Internal Improvement Bonds totaling 148 675 86 to pay unpaid street and sewer project costs. Bonds dated August 1 1959 with multiple serials mature through 1980s, interest due February 1 and August 1, secured by city funds and assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Herald
Ottawa
Kansas
Dan
Topeka
Uets
Ottawa City Bond Ordinance Authorized and Approved
The mayor and city clerk are authorized to prepare execute and register bonds and coupons with state auditor and through the State School Fund Commission. proceeds to be used as stated. full faith and credit pledged. annual tax levied to pay principal and interest. ordinance to take effect after passage approval and publication in The Ottawa Herald. July 18 1989.
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State of
Kansas
School Fund Commission
Ottawa’ Herald
K. BE
Andrews
Notice of hearing in estate of Julian Defenbaugh
Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas schedules final settlement hearing for Grace E. Bell executrix of the Will and Estate of Julian Defenbaugh deceased. Defendants must file written defenses by July 25, 1959 at 10:00 A M in Ottawa Kansas court. If not, judgment will be entered.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Julian Defenbaugh
Grace E. Bell
Ottawa
Grace E, Bell
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IOOF
Rawleigh Products
E. F. Risdon
Edgar D. Kerr
Minneapolis
Minn
North Central Association
Drake’s Bakery
Adv
Ellis
Williamsburg Wildlife Association
Williamsburg Legion “Hall
Beautyland
Mozelle "Gagne - Jo Riley
Bula Cummings
Mrs. Mae Harper
Aaron E. Wards
KC Livestock
Santa Fe Railroad
Emporia
Newton
Ernest B. Vaccaro
Eag
B. L. Livingstone
House Labor Committee
iTeamsters
James R. iHoffa
Harry
Kaiser Aluminum
Harry Smith
Lamb
Guneral Home
HDU
Ottawa Kansas Ass
Legals
NERS
Ottawa, Kansas
Telex Hearing Center
Telex Center
Kans
Wightman
Donald R. Capphr
Kelsey & Winter, Attorneys
Ransom Memorial
Connie ’O
Dear Watburn
Spring Creek
W. J. Ingersoll
Alcoholics Anonymous
iMen
C-O
Ottawa Territory
Seni Driet
Malott Hardware
Ben Shambaugh
Reznor
Goodyear
Sandaran
Armstrong Budge’s Hardware
Edwin Moler
Singer
Roper
Fred R. Nurman
Douglas Bros
Colby’s
S. ‘Main
S. Poplar
Kentle
Phone Garnett
Baeavy Springer Holstein
Don Fabert
Bar's Martin
Williamsburg
John Deere
Richmond TE
Evevenings
Osawatomie PL
Lagsen
West Wilson
Goodyear Service
Raymond Hayes
Central
Harrison
Men and Women Ltd
Garnett
City Cafe
Sinderson, Henning & Mueller
Bennett _ Building
Mary Crum
General Services
Henry Alban
Conrad
Standar Rendering Co
Henslek Grocery
McCracken Electric
Gambles
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