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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1959

Page

3

Army Specialist Hay aids Rhine crossing feat in Germany

Army Specialist Abraham E. Hay, 24, son of Mr and Mrs Charlie E Hay of Lane, served with the 168th Engineer Battalion in a river bridging exercise in Germany. Battalion members spanned the Rhine with a floating bridge in record time. Also in Ottawa items note the Pomona IOOF picnic draws crowds, Cadet Fred Kaiser from West Point visits family, and local notices include a well child clinic, Grange activities, HDU Playday at Ottawa University, and local family news. Cadet Kaiser visits with parents, stock car races planned, and beauty and travel notes are listed alongside births, visits, and incidents around Ottawa.

Abraham E.hay Charlie E. Hay Lane 168Th Engineer Battalion Germany Rhine

Navy reports first Corvus air to surface missile launch

Air-to-surface Corvus missile powered by liquid fuel rocket engine was successfully launched Saturday from an A4D Skyhawk at Point Mugu California. Officers at the Pacific Missile Range headquarters disclosed the test, noting it was the Corvus’s first launch and the target remained undisclosed in the ocean range.

Point Mugu Calif Navy Pacific Missile Range Ocean Range

Fai 24 Davenport Faces Pad Versus Otibwa

Richard A. Fai, 24, of Davenport, is scheduled to headline a local boxing card facing Pad in a bout against Otibwa. The event aims to showcase regional fighters with potential title implications and local betting interest centered around the Davenport venue.

Family of Eight Rescued From Desert Ordeal near Moab

Eight family members including Diane nine and Laura thirty five were stranded for two days in the Country of Standing Rocks near Dead Horse Point in Utah. They drank radiator water by spoonfuls and survived after search planes located their car and pilots delivered water. Virl Scott, 37, and children ages 4 to 12 endured extreme heat by burying in sand and rationing limited supplies.

Moab Utah Diane Scott Laura Scott Diane Colorado River Shafer Scott

Local Markets Report Grain and Poultry Prices

Market notes show barley soybeans and corn prices with figures around 1.69 for beans 1.08 for white and yellow corn 1.85 for Milo and 0.53 for butterfat. Heavy hens light hens shelled eggs and oats are listed with various grade prices and totals.

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Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices

Cattle 10,000 head with calves 700, steady to 50 lower. Good and choice fed steers 25.50 to 27.50. Cows 17.25 to 18.00. Hogs 6,000 head steady with 60 day price mentions. 190 to 240 lb barrows 25.85 to 26.85. 270 to 330 lb hogs 11.50 to 12.00. Sows 330 to 400 lb 10.00 to 11.50. Sheep 2,500 head steady to 25 higher. spring lambs 21.00 to 22.00, 90 to 100 lb lambs 22.25. slaughter weights 4,606.00 dollars.

Kansas City

Kansas City wheat and grain prices steady with futures rise

AP report from Kansas City shows No 2 hard wheat at 1.89 to 2.07, No 2 red 1.88 to 1.91, corn at 1.23 to 1.28 for No 2 white, oats at 68.72 for No 2 white, Milo and Kafir priced around 2.17 to 2.23, soybeans at 2.07 to 2.12, and barley 92 to 98. Wheat futures closed up about one half to one percent with July to May contracts listed.

Kansas City Oren LSOT

Ground Broken On Neosho Reservoir Dam Named For Editor

Ground was broken Saturday for a dam on the Neosho River as part of four flood control reservoirs in the Neosho Cottonwood basin. The project honors late Burlington Daily Republican editor John Redmond, who died in 1953, and will take six years to complete.

Burlington, Kas Neosho River Neosho - Cottonwood John Redmond Burlington Daily Republican Redmond

Indicted beer distributor gunned down in Chicago area

Joseph Bronge a 50 year old Melrose Park resident and indicted operator of West Town Distributors lay near death after a Sunday shooting in an apparent mob style hit. Police chief Marvin Giles called it a professional job. Bronge had been indicted May 25 on perjury counts in a federal grand jury probe into ties between organized crime and beer distribution.

Chicago Joseph Bronge Melrose Park Marvin Giles Giles Bronge West Town Distributors Fox Head Brewing Co

Coach Is Killed On Summer Job

Meriden Kas AP: Joseph Doherty 35, a Baileyville high school teacher and basketball coach, died when a 30 pound metal fragment fell on him at a grain elevator project. He worked for Robert Construction Co of Saltbetha. Survived by his widow and four children.

Meriden Kas Joseph Doherty Baileyville Doherty Robert Construction Co Salbetha

Deaths Mrs Gladys Regina Bitts 61

Mrs Gladys Regina Bitts died at her daughter’s home in Kansas City area after nine months of declining health She was born in 1897 and lived in the area 50 years Surviving include husband Raymond M Bitts a son Warren James and three grandsons Funeral services will be at Lamb Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 p m with burial in Mt Hope Cemetery Williamsburg

Gladys Regina Bitts Raymond M., Bitts Richter Fred Heathman Jr N. Cherry William H Sallie Eberline) Carroll Bitts Olathe Warren James Kansas City Kas B. C. Kirkham Santa Barbara Calif W. E. Bitts Pomona John Carroll Fred Daniel Albert Carroll Oren Carroll Wellsville The Lamb Funeral Home Charles P. Knight Mt. Hope Cemetery Williamsburg

Crowd Hinders Lifeguard After Boy Dies at Shadow Lake

An excited crowd at Shadow Lake near Stouffville Ontario hampered lifeguard efforts to revive 8 year old David Laur of Toronto who drowned after being pulled from the water. Frank Lamon Jr. recalled attempting mouth to mouth resuscitation while onlookers pushed him away, shouting and crowding the scene.

Stouffville Ont David Laur Toronto Shadow Lake Frank Lamon Jr David

Ann Landers column letters twist truth about Ursula affair

A batch of reader letters to Ann Landers recounts a faux romance sparked by a letter from Ursula. Respondents expose the ruse, reveal real names and towns, and question the letter’s origins while noting personal disruptions at home and work.

Ann Landers Ursula George L Margaret Charleston West Virginia

Funerals for Cecil Fishburn Delayed to Wednesday

Services for Cecil Fishburn who died Friday in Erie Colorado have been postponed to Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Appanoose Brethren Church. Burial will be in Appanoose Cemetery.

Cecil, Fishburn Cecil Fishburn Erie Colo Appanoose

19-Year-Old Charged With Murder in Missouri

A 19-year-old, John Crump of Huzzah, is charged with first degree murder for the shotgun slaying of former Washington County judge Leonard Lynn Barr in his Quaker store. Crump allegedly killed Barr, then beat and killed a 17-year-old girl and wounded Barr's wife and 16-year-old daughter during a car-theft spree. A companion, 14-year-old John Edward Davis, faces delinquency charges.

Quaker John Crump Huzzah Potosi Washington Crump Leonard Lynn) Barr Barr St. Louis Atty Robert Carr Circuit John Ed Ward Davis Ella Jo Bobbie Lou Shipp Belgrade Bobbie Lou

Four Accidents Reported In Franklin County Tonight

Sheriff Max Gilmore reported four accidents in Franklin County with one injury and one citation. Dora Miler, 72, Topeka, admitted to Ransom Memorial Hospital after her car skidded on gravel and hit a ditch west of Ottawa. Clayton Ross cited for no safety chain after a trailer detached and struck a car, then pole. Car collision north of Ottawa on US 59 caused major damage to two vehicles with no citations. Merle Todd Jr., Wellsville, uninjured after a gravel skid overturned near Wellsville.

Franklin County Max Gilmore Dora Miler Topeka Ransom Memorial Hospital Ottawa Sand Creek Gilmore Clayton Ross Osawato Mie R. J. Conaty Ross Marjorie DeLozier Jerry Smithey Willow Arlie Wood Princeton Smithey Merle Todd Jr Wellsville Todd

Four Killed In One Crash Near Hiawatha Kansas

Four people die in a two car crash on U S 36 west of Hiawatha early Sunday. Charles M. Coughlin 44 his wife Hazel 40 and son William 19 were from Highland Kansas. Laurel D Grover 20 of Hiawatha also died. An 18 month old boy Gregory Allen Pike was killed in Shawnee Kansas when a parked car was started by Evelyn Morris 20. Missouri highway deaths totaled nine with eight in a single head on crash near St Louis.

Associated Press Kansas Hiawatha Charles M. Coughlin Hazel William C. Coughlin Laurel D. Grover U. S Evelyn Morris Missouri St. Louis

Union Official Undergoes Surgery After Appendectomy

AFL-CIO Vice President James B. Carey, president of the International Union of Electrical Workers, is resting comfortably after an emergency appendectomy. He developed acute appendicitis while weekending in Harrisburg Pennsylvania with his wife and was operated on Sunday at General Hospital in Harrisburg.

Washington Afl-Cio James B. Carey Carey International Union of Electrical Workers Harrisburg General Hospital

Hospital and Birth Notices for Sunday

Admitted Higinio Escobar 825 King Harrold Dean Bryan Quenemo Mrs Burl Miler Quenemo. Births Mr and Mrs Ronald D Atchison Princeton daughter born Saturday weight 8 lb 2 oz. Mr and Mrs Dale Wood 1126 N Poplar daughter born Saturday weight 7 lb 5 oz. Mr and Mrs William Adcock Jr Monroe Court daughter born today weight 6 lb 1 oz. Dismissed George Santarpia 513 S Cherry Richard Dunn RFD Bald win Mrs Clara Hopkins 713 King Saturday. Harold Dean Bryan Quenemo Wilbur Ross 522 S Mulberry Mrs Burl Miler Quenemo Robert Jones Lilly nursing home today.

Higinio Escobar King Harold Dean Bryan Quenemo Burl Miler Ronald D. Atchison Princeton Dale Wood N. Poplar William Adcock Jr Monroe Court George Santarpia S. Cherry Richard Dunn RFD Baldwin Clara Hopkins Wilbur Ross S. Mulberry Robert Jones Lilly Nursing Home

Forest Fire Loss Is High Across Oregon and West

Fire swept over more than 30 000 acres in rural Oregon with winds up to 15 mph threatening Fremont National Forest. Firefighters battled 1 000 acres in central Oregon and 2 500 acres on the Warm Springs Reservation, with causes blamed on lightning and a cigarette. No homes or injuries reported as yet.

Associated Press Oregon John C. Hunt Federal Bureau of Land Management Fremont National Forest Warm Springs Indian Reservation Warm Springs California Stanislaus National Forest Mesa Verde National Forest Colorado

Lightning Kills Man Near Ogallah

A construction worker Howard Lee Ruckman 41 of Ellis Kansas was killed by lightning while leaning against a road grader beside Interstate 70 near Ogallah Kansas on Saturday. The incident occurred during a storm and authorities reported the fatal strike in the Ogallah area.

Ogallah Kan Howard Lee Ruckman Ellis Ruckman Interstate 70

Lamb Funeral Services for Gladys R. Bitts

Gladys R. Bitts wife of Raymond M. Bitts well known local resident for 50 years died early today. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 p m from Lamb Funeral Home with Rev Charles P Knight officiating. Interment at Mt Hope Cemetery Williamsburg.

Bitts Gladys R Raymond M The Lamb Funeral Home Charles P. Knight Mt. Hope Cemetery Williamsburg

Two Drivers Cited and Weekend Police Reports

City police reported two accidents and two citations over the weekend. Charles E. Burlingham, 50, 907 Willow, was cited for failing to yield the right of way after a collision in the East 4th block with Elinor M. Dyer, 71, Baldwin, with minor damage. Chester E. Gilliand, 59, suffered minor damage when Ernest R. Reed, 47, backing from a driveway on S. Cedar, struck his car. Reed, 47, of 1104 N. Cedar, also cited for other backing incident. Benjamin J. Kiefer, 19, RFD 3, was cited for speeding 60 in a 30 mph zone and must appear in Police Court tomorrow.

Charles E. Burlingham Willow Loo East 4Th Burlingham Elinor M. Dyer Baldwin Chester E. Gilliand Gilliand Ernest R. Reed N. Cedar Reed S. Cedar Benjamin J. Kiefer Ottawa

Five New Members For Pomona Grange

Pomona Grange obligated five new members at a Saturday evening meeting in the basement of North Baptist Church. Master William H Rice led with notes on State Grange events in Ottawa October 26 to 28 and seven county Granges participating. Committees were named for decorations, transportation, registration, and room registration. Mrs Wherry provided song accompaniment and patriotic exercises. Mrs J G Lytle spoke on last year’s work and future plans, while Mrs Kissinger outlined the program and announced a talent contest for members.

Ottawans Chanute W. H. Rice Comand Gary Sharon Pomona Grange Carl Frischenmeyer Vada Niehaus Henry Wherry North Baptist Church William H.rice Ottawa Fred Kissinger F. G. Lohrman Loren Gensman Fred Shoemaker Wherry J. G. Lytle

Ottawa Savings & Loan 1959 Financial Statement

Ottawa Savings & Loan Association presents resources and liabilities as of June 30 1959 in Ottawa Franklin Kansas. Includes first mortgage loans investments bonds reserves profits and various asset and liability totals with detailed figures for loans securities and accounts.

Financial Statement Ottawa Savings & Loan Association Ottawa Franklin Kansas Resources First Mortgage Federal Insurance Reserve

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