Ottawa Herald News Briefs Wrap
Local items report Mr. and Mrs. Owen Fallowell returning from Minnesota and attending a Bankers Life convention. Other notes include Mrs. Cliff McGuffin at K U Medical, Farmall tractor showing in Chicago, and old newspapers for sale. Also mentioned are school camp trips, a Republican sheriff candidate, a Garnett speeding fine, Knights of St. Louis attendance, and a Naval hospital update on a Bethesda patient’s recovery.
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Owen Fallowell
Minnesota
Bankers Life of Nebraska Insurance
Breezy Point Lodge
Brainerd
Minn
Mrs Opal Bell Seeks Gentle Visits During Three Week Stay
Mrs Opal Bell of 303 Ash has entered Independence Sanitarium at 1509 West Truman Road in Independence Missouri for treatment. She is in room 307 and would enjoy hearing from friends during her three week stay.
UAW Leaders In Strike Talks
DETROIT AP Top officers of the United Auto Workers met in a strategy session on strike deadlines as bargaining with General Motors Ford and Chrysler rested until tomorrow. UAW members have worked without a contract since Memorial Day weekend and backed potential strike by over 99 percent. Industry observers note 1959 model year timing strengthens bargaining position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
UAW
Thefts Reported Here This Week
Police reported four thefts over the weekend. Budges Hardware lost two fishing reels valued at 11.89 and 10.89 dollars. Western Auto Store items included a portable radio worth 40 dollars taken between 1 and 2 p.m. on July 25. William Lantis of 709 South Mulberry reported a missing fender skirt from his car overnight July 25. Williamson Coal and Salvage said its office was broken into for the second time that week, with pennies stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budges Hardware
Western Auto Store
William Lantis
S. Mulberry
Polio Shots Urged After Rise In Cases
The U S Public Health Service urges people under 40 who have not had polio shots to get them immediately. Dr Leroy E Burney the surgeon general notes a weekend tally of 52 paralytic polio cases the highest weekly total this year and above the 50 of the same week in 1957. He cautions a natural high incidence could bring many cases among the 55 percent of the population under 40 not fully vaccinated.
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Washington
U.S. Public Health Service
Leroy E. Burney
U.S
Ottawa, Richmond pairings wed in license list
Marriage licenses show Leonard A. Hoopes 22 and Connie Sue Servaes 19 of Ottawa. Arthur J. Rossman 21 and Phyllis A. Brockus 19 of Richmond. Richard L. Davis 19 and Barbara A. Neill 17 of Lane.
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Leonard A. Hoopes
Connie Sue Servaes
Ottawa
Arthur J. Rossman
Phyllis A. Brockus
Richmond
Richard L. Davis
Barbara A. Neill
Lane
Funerals for Powers Adams and Shea Held Across Cemeteries
Funeral services for Vernon L. Powers held at 2:30 p m at McVey Dengel Mortuary with burial in Highland Cemetery. Mrs Lulu M Adams died July 25 and services were at Lamb Funeral Home with burial in Richland Cemetery. Elmer Shea died July 22 and services at Lamb Funeral Home with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon L. Powers
McVey-Dengel Mortuary
Roger Fredrikson
Highland Cemetery
IMRS
Lulu M. Adams
Lamb Funeral Homes
Charles W. Gross
Paul, Howard
Cleyton Howbert
Temple Sheldon
Frank
Harry Cox
Jay Milton
J. R. Henning
Richland Cemetery
Richland
Elmer Shea
Lamb Funeral Home
Charles Knight
Charles Bush
Vernon Fitzgerald
Roscoe Cain
Henry Dehn
Leonard Shepherd
Frank Spooner
Woodlawn
Pomona
Wife Objects To Playing Second Fiddle
Paris AP reports Chevalier d Orgeix seeks legal separation from his wife over daily 7 am panther wake ups and bed romps with the pet Zouma. The couple, married in 1952 for horses and hunting, kept Zouma since April 1957 after a Africa trip and are now splitting while remaining amicable. In other news Franklin County opts absentee voting deadlines, with Bruce Speers noting noon Aug 4 cutoff and that 19 requests include seven from service members and one disabled voter requiring notarized forms.
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Paris
France
Chevalier d’Orgeix
Chevelier
Zouma
Chevalier
Panther
Africa
Franklin County
Bruce Speers
Spears
Hospital Notes And Births And Dismissals
Admitted Adrian Espinosa and Brenda Carter among others with multiple names and addresses. Births listed for seven couples including Gary Thompson and Wesley Dyer with infant weights. Several patients and relatives dismissed or noted, including Mrs. J E Colby and Mrs. Margaret Edwards, with locations in Pomona, Richmond, Princeton, and Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian Espinosa
Lincoln
Brenda Carter
S. Mulberry
Shirley Ann Long
Ray Brandon
S. Locust
Charles W. Thompson
Gordon D. Miller
S. Poplar
D. B. Fogle
Williamsburg
Carl Thomas Melroy
W. 6Th
Mary Allery
Hamblin
Leo A. Peine
Richmond
Connie Lou Wheeler
Leona Ybarra
Walnut
Gary Thompson
Pomona
Wesley Dyer
Sam Gray
Cypress
Marvin Roberts
Roger Cochrane
Ash
Carl Brannan
RFD
Princeton
J. E. Colby
S. Hickory
Margaret Edwards
Esla Towe
S. Sycamore
John A. Erickson
Robert Lindsay
Mission
Lizzie Armstrong
Theodore Smith
Marivin Roberts
Clarence Sumner
Gardner
National Laymen Singers Visit First Baptist Church Kansas
The National Laymen Singers, a 13 member Baptist group from Southern California, sang at the First Baptist Church Sunday morning after a long journey from Green Lake Wisconsin. Ottawa Baptists met them in Kansas City around 4 am and they sang at 8 30 service before heading to Wichita for two more performances. Rev. Roger Fredrikson arranged the trip and Ralph Carmichael directed the group.
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National
Southern California
First Baptist Church
Northern Baptist
Green Lake
Wis
Land
Kansas City
Wichita
Los Angeles
Roger Fredrikson
Ottawa
Ralph Carmichael
Balloon Flights Planned At Moberly Airport
Two more balloon ascensions are scheduled at Moberly airport as part of a cosmic rays study. Duwayne Thon of Raven Industries arranged with city officials for the tests starting Tuesday. A June 27 launch drifted from Missouri into Kansas before returning with scientific instruments from universities in Iowa Minnesota MIT and the Office of Naval Research. The first launch is set for Thursday with a second soon after, weather permitting.
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Moberly
Duwayne Thon
Raven Industries, Inc
Missouri
Kansas
Earth
Iowa
Minnesota
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Office of Naval Research
Thon
Traffic Toll Topeka Report 1958 Fatalities Count
AP reports Kansas traffic fatalities tallied by the State Accident Records Section. In the last 48 hours six deaths were recorded. To date in 1958 the total is 278, compared with 291 in the same period of 1957.
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Topeka
Kansas
Plan Ceremony At Sacred Heart Church
A mass of Thanksgiving will be sung at Sacred Heart Church in Kansas City on Tuesday July 29 at 9 30 a.m. observing the 15th anniversary of the ordination class of 1943 for the archdiocese. Four priests were ordained that year in seniority order: Edward McGinnis Leo Cooper Donald Goens and Charles Brink. The children's choir will sing under Ellen Schmidt with Clara Bellefleur on organ. acolytes Harold Fischer David Sullivan Peter Martin and John Hudnall.
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
4Th and Cedar
Archdiocese of
Kansas City
Kas
Edward McGinnis
St. Mary College
Leavenworth
Leo J. Cooper
Wamego
Donald B. Goens
Burlington
Charles Brink
Ottawa
Ellen Schmidt
Clara Bellefleur
Harold Fischer
David Sullivan
Peter Martin
John Hudnall
Hit And Run Driver Sought In Ottawa Weekend Collisions
A hit and run driver with lavender tail lights struck 18 year old Larry L Clabaugh of 884 Pecan Saturday night at South Main and 9th causing major damage. Police reported the car had lavender lights. A second crash Sunday evening injured 97 year old Leona S Ybarra of 1034 Walnut with possible broken ribs.
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Ottawa
Larry L. Clabaugh
South Main
Clabaugh
Leona S. Ybarra
Walnut
Local Markets Report Details Car Collisions on Rail Line
Wheat Soybeans and corn prices listed in a local market roundup. A Santa Fe hand car collision with Mrs Ybarra left her eastbound and onlookers noting braking attempts. In a separate 800 block Main incident Thomas Merks and John Davison collided rear to front after Davison slowed for a vehicle. No injuries reported.
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Ybarra
Santa Fe
Chester P. Hughes
Cs Ivesietes
N. Main
Thomas W. Merks
RFD
Ottawa
John J. Davison
Baldwin
Marks
Davison
Merks
Infant Allen Hale Dies in Topeka
Graveside services were held at Greenwood Cemetery in Pomona for Allen Hale infant son of Forrest W and Valera Dennis Hale of 2213 Edgewater Terrace Topeka born Saturday at Stormont Vail Hospital and lived 10 hours Rev Charles Knight officiated Survived by parents two sisters Linda and Barbara and grandparents J D R Dennis Pomona and Mr and Mrs H T Hale Topeka
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Allen Hale
Greenwood Cemetery
Pomona
Forrest W
Valera Dennis Hale
Edgewater Terrace
Topeka
Charles Knight
Stormont Vail Hospital
Linda
Barbara
J. D. R. Dennis
H. T. Hale
Land for sale near Enid Oklahoma by owner aged seller
Land owner P C Simons of Enid Oklahoma seeks cash offers by mail or in person for a farm to Ottawa with full rights as owner and landlord. The property includes a fine water well, is free of liens taxes and encumbrances, and will transfer with a warranty deed and up to date abstract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid
Oklahoma
Ottawa
Donald Schmale
P. C. Simons
Bass Building
West Broadway
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Wright
Cliff McGuffin
N. Oak
K. U. Medical Center
John Sheldon
Francis Arnold
Sheldon Truck and Tractor Co
Chicago
International Harvester
Ottawa Herald
C. M. Hallock
Springdale
Ark
Ben Nicholas
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Western Auto
Adv
Janie Leach
Eddie Hughes
Camp Aston
Lake Fellowship
Kansas Conference of Seventh-Day Adventists
John Goley
Tally Baptist Church
Joe Lawson
RFD 4
Channel 9
David Lawson
Bob Lawson
Elm Grove Club House
Tommie J. Fritts
The
Herald
Garnett
Frank.n. Foltz Jr
US 59
Robert J. Conety
Conaty
Foltz
Dwight Haworth
Teddy
Jimmy
Leonard Ligon
Danny Killen
Harry Murphy
St. Louis
Ken Boyer
Cardinal
Frank Armstrong
Bill Kahler
Tower 12
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Ronnie Vaugh
Darlene Joy Vaugh
Quantico
O. U
Dale Majors
Don Meek
Dale Lanning
Larry Larkin
Pensacola
First Methodist Church
Mike Steere
Bill Bemmels
Charles Bryant
Lloyd Balthagen
Gameral Home
Marian Evelyn
Gordon D
Harry Says
Truckers
Harry Smith
Dorothy Gray
Kramer’'S Drug Store
S. Main
Sacred Heart Church
Hughes
Japan
Warner Bros. Reg. Adm
Gary Cooper
Diane Varsi
Suzy Parker
CiNneEma Scopee
Dean Berlin
Glenn
G-M
Shirley Maclaine
BCOL
Cotoe Py
Hillcrest
Isao
Westinghouse
Reznor
Melvern Judd
Ben Printy and Son
Jean Printy
Legals
Gordon Camper
Ottawa Savings & Loan Association
Bee
Ienance
Amesumedts
Federal Home Loan
U. S
Liegat Federal Insurance
FP. R. Bennett
Maxine Finch
Max R. Gilmore
Ofelita Ivey
Register of Deeds
Don Collins
de Earl L. Richardson
Ruby Schwarz
Lloyd
Greaves
Sherif
Ivan Brown
Peter K. Papps
Constable
U. L
Robert A. Anderson
Lloyd A. Stafford
Charles A. LeMaster
Kansas State
Barbara Barge
Winona Monument Co
Winona
Aelper
Pettit Tin Shop
Avon Calling
S. Mitchell - Box
Lawrence
Freeport
New York
General Services
Lester Pegg
Centropolis
Watkins
Walter Wantland
Cherry
Mandard Rendering Co
Tra FL Meade
Conrad
Henry Alban
Wile Low
Harry Murrell
Lawrence TU
McCracken
Christian Bros
Floors
S.C.S
FREE
Phona
Otawa
Francea Galiland
Gil Wate
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