Local Briefs and Notices from Ottawa Herald
A collection of short items notes Mrs Frank Cook leaving for California for two weeks visiting relatives in Salton City and San Diego. Mentions Bald win caregiver Mrs George McCracken, Mrs V C Cade recovering after a shoulder break, church events and social gatherings at Appanoose Baptist and Greenwood, a divorce suit filed by Kay Parks Clark from Marvin Pinney, and local court actions including a fireworks case and a newspaper ad sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cook
California
Salton City
San Diego
Farm Bill Gets A Nod From House Committee
Washington AP A House Agriculture Committee approval backs a catch-all farm bill adopting a 1962 wheat control program, maintaining feed grains plans, and matching Senate House provisions. It rejects administration plans for broader department collaboration. requires 10 percent acreage cuts for eligibility, raises price supports to about 2 dollars per bushel, and offers extra compensation for exceeding mandatory cuts. Corn barley and feed plains programs call for 20 percent cuts with federal supports, paying growers for reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Agriculture Committee
House
Senate Agriculture Committee
Orville Freeman
Agriculture Department
Congress
Four Charged By Troopers On Interstate 45
Percival Embrose Benedict Sr. of Kansas City posted a 15 dollar bond after being cited by state troopers using radar on Interstate 45 east of Ottawa for driving 69 mph at night in a 60 mph zone. Rob er M. Lawrence, 26, Mission, also cited for speeding at night. Este Paul Drake, 33, Sand Springs Oklahoma, and Fred Livernore, 31, Kansas City Kansas, were cited for trucks over 5 000 pounds at 58 mph in a 50 mph limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival Embrose Benedict Sr
Kansas City
Interstate
Ottawa
Benedict
Rober M. Lawrence
Mission
Este Paul Drake
Sand Springs
Okla
Fred
Wi. Livernore, 31, Kansas City, Kas
Local folks benefit from Wellsville grain shop plans
Mid-Continent Grain Co. erects a 34 by 64 foot galvanized steel building on L. D. Cole property at 22 West 4th Wellsville to manufacture grain and flour handling equipment. Cole, with over 20 years in the trade, will supervise and involve local labor in woodwork sheet metal welding and machine work as the venture tests milling and grain equipment including an experimental grinder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Cole
West 4Th
Wellsville
Mid-Continent Grain Co
Cole
Mid-Continent
Burglars Hit Station Here
Police report a burglary at Sedom's Standard Service at Main and Tecumseh. Entry was through a south window. About 8.50 dollars from a candy machine and 3 to 5 dollars from a cigarette machine were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedom
Main
Tecumseh
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births in Local Community
Admissions include Mrs. Don Waldo from Princeton and Ed Weaver of Osawatomie, with Jess Wright listed on Main Street. Births report a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. David Swartz of Sycamore and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Watts of Hickory. Dismissals note Mrs. Joseph Hoover and infant son from Quenemo on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Waldo
Princeton
Ed Weaver
Osawatomie
Jess Wright
Main
Clyde Selby
N. Cedar
David Swartz
N. Sycamore
Gerald D. Watts
S. Hickory
Joseph Hoover
Quenemo
Car Hits Pole Damaging Vehicle Near Ottawa
A car owned by Max Hunter in RFD 1 sustained major damage when it struck a utility pole shortly before 11 am. The driver, 15 year old Russell Lee Autenrieth of Old Ocean Texas, reported he glanced from the road after hearing a chainsaw. The crash occurred east of the Missouri Pacific Railroad track on 7th, a mile east of Ottawa. Autenrieth suffered facial and arm cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Hunter
RFD 1
Russell Lee Autenrieth
Old Ocean
Tex
Missouri Pacific
Ottawa
Autenrieth
An Old Cruise Boat Burns on Muskoka River
An ancient cruise boat named Mildred with 38 passengers aboard burned to the water line after a fire in the engine room near Braceville Ontario. Skipper J R MacPherson steered to shallow water and ordered passengers to jump. A lifeboat flame out led to panic as passengers formed a chain to shore and others were helped by onlookers and rowers. The Mildred, the last passenger boat on Lake Muskoka, was returning from the lake with many travelers from resort hotels onboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braceville, Ont
Mildred
Muskoka River
J. R. MacPherson
Lake Muskoka
Toronto
Fatal Ride For A Hitchhiker
A 17 year old hitchhiker from Muskegon Michigan, Frank Kimbel Murphy, died after he fell asleep while riding in a car on U S 6 in Missouri. The driver Marine Corporal Joel R Owens, 20, of Chicago, was returning to Camp Pendleton California and sustained cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Muskegon
Mich
U.S
Frank Kimbel Murphy
Joel R. Owens
Chicago
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Nuclear Sub Roosevelt Sets Global Patrol Duty
The USS Theodore Roosevelt, a 380 foot nuclear powered submarine armed with 16 Polaris missiles, left Charleston harbor for global patrol. It joins the George Washington Patrick Henry and Robert E. Lee at sea under secret orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S.C
Theodore Roosevelt
Charleston Harbor
Deaths In Pomona Area Reported In Obituary Notes
Alva J Kingery 80 farmer from Pomona died at Gardner Hospital after hip fracture. Born in Franklin County Virginia, he married Lora Simmons who died in 1958. Survivors include son Alva L Kingery, three grandchildren, five great grandchildren, and relatives in Virginia. Funeral Sunday 2:30 pm Appanoose Brethren Church Pleasant Hill Cemetery Centropolis. Also noted are obituaries for Mrs Lucy Elizabeth Robbins and Charles E Simmons with survivor details and funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva J
Jim” Kingery
Jim" Kingery
Pomona
Farmer and Stockman
Gardner Hospital
Franklin
Virginia
Joseph R
Martha Ann (Angle) Kingery
Lora A. Simmons
Appanoose Brethren Church
Alva L.kingery
William Kingery
Lawrence
Walter P. Kingery
Roanoke
Lawrence Sink
Joseph Ikenberg
Rockymount
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Centropolis
Errors Costly To A Trucker
Jack D B Smith a 91 year old Syracuse Kansas trucker was arraigned on a county court warrant for failing to keep a daily log and driving 58 mph in a truck over 3000 pounds with a 50 mph limit He was fined 18 dollars plus costs totaling 82 83 for the November 29 1960 incident cited by state troopers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack DB
Smith
Syracuse
Kas
Two Cars Crash On Main Street
Police report a collision at 5th and Main about 9:20 p m yesterday involving a 1951 station wagon driven by David E Bunch 43 of 203 Ash and a 1956 car driven by Darrel L Sieg 19 of Baldwin as Sieg attempted to park no charges were filed and damages were unestimated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5Th and Main
David E. Bunch
Ash
Darrel L. Sieg
Baldwin
Sieg
Funeral Notices for Mrs Mina Brewer and Wilbert McCandless
Funeral services for Mrs Mina A Brewer who died July 16 were held July 19 at Ruhamah Baptist Church with Rev R B Shoemaker and Donald Welton officiating. Pallbearers named. Burial in Baker Cemetery. Wilbert Layton McCandless 94 Lebo died yesterday in St Marys Hospital Emporia after years of ill health. He born June 14 1867 in Pennsylvania moved to Lebo in 1912 owned Lebo Telephone Co 1912 to 1921 and was a livestock man. Survived by wife Lizzie Williams died 1918 and Laura Watkinson married 1920 Lebo. Funeral at Lebo Methodist Church tomorrow at 4 PM with Rev Davies and Rev Orr officiating. Burial in Lincoln Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina A. Brewer
Ruhamah Baptist Church
R. B. Shoemaker
Donald Welton
Ray Evans
Glen Adams
Roy Crouch
Ralph Crouch
Keith Davidson
Raymond Crouch
Howard Tucker
Bert Detwiler
Baker Cemetery
Wilbert Layton McCandless
Lebo
St. Mary's Hospital
Emporia
Pennsylvania
Rantoul
Lebo Telephone Company
Lizzie Williams
Laura Watkinson
United Brethren Church
Edgar Born
Layton McCandless
Fontana
M. W. McCandless
Lebo Methodist Church
Davies
Orr
Lincoln Cemetery
Local Market Prices for Grains and Eggs
Readable market notes show soybeans near 2.09 and oats and barley with slight movements. Rye and corn prices listed with fractions and scattering figures for eggs and butterfat. entries are partial and uneven across commodities.
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep Summary
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports cattle 700 head calves 25 cows active steady to 25 higher other classes steady high good to low choice steers 21.75 22.00 good and choice feeders 233.00 hogs 23800 barrows gilts sows steady 13 210 270 lb barrows gilts 17.25 18.25 163 370 450 lb sows 14.00 15.75 sheep 300 generally steady good to prime lambs 14.60 17.50 cull to good ewes 1.50 3.50 good and choice feeders 11.00 12.00
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Kansas City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ella
Suyder Pharmacy
George McCracken
V. C. Cade, Sr
Cade
Appanoose Baptist Church
Bears
Pirates
Senators
Red Sox
Greenwood
Letha L. Pinney
Marvin E. Pinney
Cook
Adv
Franklin County
Kay (Parks
Clark
Merlin C. Casteel
Ottawa Herald
James Nabors
Wellsville Methodist Church
Mount Sequoyah
Fayetteville
Ark
Nabors
Kansas Conference Television, Radio and Film Commission
Judy Schmidt
Kansas Conference Commission On Social Concerns
Baker University
Rhodes Garage
Winton Winter
Lyle Cordle
Garnett
Gracia Rhoades
Winter
Marion&. Rhoades
Carl Rochester
L. C. Jones
Sp4
Eureux Air Force Base
France
HR. O. Bearly
Pete Wiseman
Kenneth Potter
Bearly
Robert Edmonds
Alr
Oren Carroll
Murray F. Hardesty
Topeka
Edmonds
School of Law
University of Kansas
Lewis Widener
Blanche Merritt
Portland
Ore
States
Yellowstone and
Rocky Mountain National Parks
Ralph Chalender
Mrs
Bob Chalender
Robbie
Manhattan
May Elliott
Ida Vermillion
Richard Thomas
Robert
Clarice
Donnie
Gerald
Lake Toronto
Mary Jane Steen
Marcelene Beauty Shop
Earl D. Conner
Earl A. Conner
N. Oak, Ottawa
American Airlines
Weaver Airline Personnel School
Ottawa High School
University of Kansas At
Alan J. Kingery
Lucy E. Robbins
Lucy Elizabeth Robbins
Trinity Lutheran
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Hallie Slake
Paola
Charles E. Simmons
Overbrook
Douglas County
Pomona 1
Overbrook Methodist Church
Pomona Oddfellows Lodge
Overbrook Cemetery
Alta C. Hiatt
Alta. C. Hiatt
John Hiatt
E. 10Th
Don Rice
Claude Higgins
Gordon Welch
Helen Chesnut
Robert D. Hiatt
James W. Hiatt
Lamb Funeral Home
Ontawa'e
Wilbert L. McCandless
Robert Thompson
Evanston
Illinois
Hal Crawford
Morris Ferguson
Joint Dist
Osage
County of
State of Kansas
Paul Smith
Kansas
Board of Education Joint Dist. No
Franklin Counties
Alcoholics Anonymous
Rawleigh
Franklin Co
Men and Women Ltd
John
Walton
Baldwin City
Rt. 2
Jack Nelson
Kasverbrook
Gordon James
Wilson
Albert Stewart
Printy and Sons
Printy
Ottawa Territory
Wellington Road
Kan-sas
General Services
Rawleigh Products
Singer
Albrights PLC
Singer Sales and Service Company
Milo Randall
Henry Alban
Conrad
Ottawa Herald General Services
Standard Rendering Co
McCracken Electric
Harry Smith
Hampshire
Farrow
Claude Myers
Ernest Arnold
Fred Coon
John Ogle
Ford Ferguson
Charles Ingle
Glenn Kalb
New Holland
Loyd Newton
Lyndon
Leeds
Leeds, Fort
Roberts Bros
Williamsburg
Aiibright
Coffmans’ Blacksmith and Welding
West Wilson
R. B, Anderson
Mulberry
Firestone
Armwold’s
North
Hickory
Cton Fedder
Plaza Shop
Reliable Transfer Company
S. Main
Quin’s
Quin's Furniture Store
Malotti Howe
G.E. Frostguard
White's Furniture & Appliance
Court House
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