Ottawa News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Mrs James Salmon returned home improved after surgery at St Margaret s Hospital Kansas City. Boys signups for Little League meet at Forest Park at 1 pm tomorrow. Musicians urged to join City Band with first practice Monday at 7 30 pm in the Junior High. First concert in City Park Tuesday. Joel Nordeen to speak at Ottawa Garden Club meeting Monday evening in First Methodist Church basement followed by a 6 30 potluck. James Sands to graduate from Rockhurst College with B S. parents attend. Lincoln Township Republican caucus June 5 8 00 p m Wycoff Community Building. A portable TV and a clock radio were reported stolen. Maytag appliances advertised at Douglas Bros. Police cited Joe Stephenson for speeding 50 mph in a 30 mph zone. Centennial cabin hosts visitors 2 5 pm hosted by Mrs Mary Haight and Mrs Rollie New.
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James Salmon
Will Tow
St. Margaret's Hospital
Kansas City
Kas
S. Real F
Ottawa
Loren Matthews
Matthews
City Park
Lincoln Township
Wycoff
Firestone
Track relocated for Turtle Creek dam test in Kansas
An 83 car Missouri Pacific freight ran over a 14 mile relocated track between Frankfort and Blue Rapids Kansas for the first time. Army engineers and railroad officials called the new road bed a success after the test.
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Frankfort
Kan
Turtle Creek
Missouri Pacific
Army
Blue Rapids
Kansas City Local Market Report From AP
Cattle 700 head. calves none. Steers weak to 25 lower with good to prime at 22.50 to 25.50. Hogs about 2,400 head. barrows and gilts up 25 to 50, sows steady. Barrows and gilts 195 to 240 lb quoted. 250 to 400 lb sows 514.35. Sheep data not sufficient for test.
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Kansas City
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals List
Admissions include Mrs. Bei Martin Peck of 9 Rook wood Drive with Dean Perkins in Rantoul. Mrs. Luther Mustain of 918 Willow. Mrs. Jeff Tack Crawford of 1001 S. Main. Debra Jo Turner 939 5 S. Hickory. Mrs. Bill Warnock Wellsville. with Wednesday and Friday dates noted for various entries. Dismissals list Mrs. Virgil D Chambers of 712 W. 10th and twins to follow. Eldon Roehl. Jack Crawford. Pamela Lou derback 1020 S. Locust. Mrs Bryce Wantland and baby daughter 1310 S. Poplar. Mrs. Frank Hufstedler 515 S. Mulberry. Teresa Franklin. Joseph and Steven Salb 211 Willow with Friday noted.
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Bei Martin Peck
Rookwood Drive
Dean Perkins
Rantoul
Luther Mustain
Willow
Jeff
Hopkins
S. Sycamore
Tack. Crawford
S. Main
Debra Jo Turner
S. Hickory
Bill Warnock
Wellsville
Virgil D. Chambers
W. 10Th
Eldon Roehl
RFD
Jack Crawford
Pamela Sue Louderback
S. Locust
Bryce Wantland
S. Poplar
Frank Hufstedler
S. Mulberry
Teresa
Franklin
Joseph
Steven Salb
Memorial Day Service At Wellsville
The Louis H. Hanson Post led Memorial Day rites at Wellsville Cemetery with a three gun salute and an unknown soldier wreath. Rev. Gordon Norris spoke, the Wellsville High School Band performed marches, and graves across several cemeteries were decorated.
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Wellsville
Louis H. Hanson
American Legion
Gordon Norris
Assembly of God Church
Wendell Hicks
Walnut Creek
Rock ‘Creek
Black Jack
Clearfield
Den
American Legion Post
Wellsville Methodist Church
Wellsville High Alumni Banquet Reunion Attendees
About 275 people attended the Wellsville High School Alumni Association banquet in the high school auditorium. The Class of 1952 led the event with a welcome from toastmaster Larry Averill. The Golden Anniversary rep, Mrs. Nellie Collins Smith, was introduced, and the Pep Band entertained. Updates on the Alumni Association project to preserve graduates’ pictures were given, including funds raised and the multiplex hanger status.
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Wellsville
Wellsville High School ‘Alumni Association
Larry Averill
Nellie (Collins), Smith
Wendell Hicks
Bernice (Eckerson
Henry
Kansas City
Margie (Murphy) Miller
Gladys Fisher
Edward Lidikay
Donald Eassdale
Elaine Evans
Louise (Collins) Burgoon
Olive (Wright) Reyey
Alumnui Association For
Revey
Walter Moore
Nina Jacoby
Dupreeze Pearson
Todd
Coffman
Stir Over Eichmann Hanging Sparks Global Reactions
News from London reports Israel's midnight execution of Adolf Eichmann. Reactions vary from shock and sympathy to criticism of speed and calls for broader accountability, with Paris and Berlin residents weighing in on justice and responsibility for the Holocaust.
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London
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Europe
West
Berlin
Eichmann
Gestapo
Hitler
Paris
Sidney Baines
George Clark
Bible School at Williamsburg runs June 4 to 15
The Free Methodist Church of Williamsburg announces a two week Bible School from June 4 to 15 with daily sessions 9 to 11 30 am for students in grades 1 through 8. Preschool sessions offered June 11 and 15 under Rev Garth Berry who will oversee the program.
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Williamsburg
Free Methodist
Church
Votation Bible
Deaths: Mrs. Mary Glendora Wilson dies at 86
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs. Mary Glendora Wilson, 86, at Crestview nursing home where she resided since 1959. Born January 20, 1876 in Sedgwick County, she is survived by daughter Mrs. W. L. Day. Also noted are notices for Perry A. Barkley of Downey California, and E. M. Coleman of Osceola Missouri, with details on their families and funeral arrangements.
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Henry Pierce
Overbrook
Wellsville
Overbrook Public Library
Bernice (Bacon) Holden
Bernhard
Fleming
Johnson County
Wilson
Mary G
Crestview
Mary Glendora Wilson
Sedgwick County
W. L. Day
Long
Independence
Perry A. Barkley
Downey
Calif
Opal Flory
Harry Flory
Beech
California
Richard Morgan
Pico Rivera
Paul
Giovannetti
Whittier
Eldon
Montebello
Ottawa
Rose Hills Memorial Park
E. M. Coleman
H. C. Wolfe
Richmond
Osceola
Ethel
Carol
Robert
Collins
Donald
Kansas City
Thomas
Denver
Colo
Wayne
Camp Carson
Cole
Florence Coleman
Wolfe
Bruce
Grand Junction
W. W
Muehlebach
Lenexa
Teen on High Point Court Reckless Driving Claim
Charles Goodwin 75 of High Point faced reckless driving charges. In court he said he was not driving recklessly and admitted to veering off the road to amuse his girlfriend, while being ordered to pay court costs.
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High Point
N.C
Charles Goodwin
Goodwin
Fire damages total $1265 in Ottawa report
The Ottawa Fire Department report shows May incidents including a May 6 fire at George Bradfont home 1841 S Main causing about 1200 damage. Other May fires included a shed at the city dump 50, Lyle North residence 15 S Mulberry 15, and Roy Johnson home 733 King with fire but no damage. Eight no damage calls were logged.
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George Bradfont
S. Main
Ottawa Fire Department
Lyle North
S. Mulberry
Roy Johnson
King
Court Probes Stockpile Conflicts and Profits
The Senate investigation into stockpiling reveals possible conflicts of interest and potential government losses exceeding a billion dollars. The Office of Emergency Planning fired consultant John D. Morgan Jr. and asks the Justice Department to examine an apparent conflict. Chairman Symington says there were windfall profits to firms selling stockpile materials and hints at further inquiry into profits tied to Humphrey era nickel deals.
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Washington
Office of Emergency Planning
Justice Department
Senate
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Symington
George M. Humphrey
Miss Ottawa Kiwanis Guests Attend Club Meeting
Doris Ann Freshour Miss Ottawa of 1962 and Janet Grogan attended the Ottawa Kiwanis Club meeting yesterday. Grogan sang several songs. The Mears Park boys camp program was discussed. 21 boys will participate starting Monday with Lowell Gish directing and Bill Bemmels assisting. Guests included Meredith Williams Wally Henning Tom Roberts J M Mott and Mike Siefert.
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Doris Ann Freshour
Ottawa
Janet Grogan
Ottawa Kiwanis Club
Miss Grogan
Mears Park
The
Kiwanis
Lowell Gish
Bill Bemmels
Meredith Williams
Wally Henning
Tom Roberts
Topeka
J. M. Mott
Tucson
Ariz
Mike Siefert
Kansas City
Profit Taking Cools Stock Market Decline
The New York stock market cooled today as investors booked profits after a rally and a sharp Monday Tuesday plunge. Losses appeared across key stocks with volatile issues falling more, while trading volume remained heavy but below earlier sessions. The Dow Jones Industrial Average stood at 608.29 at noon after a 36.43 gain over prior sessions.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Major Damage In Collisions In Franklin County
Two separate crashes near Lane and Coats Corner southeast of Princeton caused major damage to a 1962 pickup driven by Thomas J. Irza and a 1961 car driven by Robert Forarty. No injuries were reported as the vehicles left the roadway and the pickup ended with its front in Partridge Creek.
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Franklin County
Thomas J. Irza
Topeka
Lane
Partridge Creek
Robert Forarty
Pittsburg
Coats Corner
Princeton
Unemployment Drops in Kansas to 1.8 Percent
TOPEKA AP Kansas unemployment fell to 1.8 percent this week the lowest rate of the season. The insured rate was 1.9 percent a week earlier and 3.5 percent a year ago. Assistant totals of 204 571 dollars went to 5589 people this week versus 216 811 dollars to 6025 last week.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Department of Labor
Ottawa Kansas seeks alley improvement and probate notices
Legal notices detail a May 6 1983 Ottawa Kansas resolution to grade pave and improve the alley between Hickory and Cedar streets from 4th to 6th street with reinforced concrete and special assessments. Also a probate notice in Franklin County for the will of C A Gleason with hearing set June 6 1962 and appointment of an executor without bond.
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Hickory Street
Cedar Street
Ottawa
Kansas
4Th Street
5Th Street
Obatawa
G. B. Kansas
Charles Williamson
Franklin County
C. A. Gleason
Clarence A. Gleason
Raymond Bloomer
Harry Whitenack
lRuty Tyson
Bedox
Probate Court
Kanami
Ruby’ Tyzon
Anderson & Byrd Attorneys
Charlotte Kennedy
John Kennedy
Myron
Breeze
Gambles Guess the Weight Contest Ends May Thirty One
In a home freezer guessing contest Gambles invites participants to estimate the combined weight of all frozen foods. No purchase or obligation required. Contest closes May 31 with a chance to win the food.
Local Auction Listings Include Homes and Goods in Ottawa Area
Myers Bros. Phone Centropolis Claude-918 Howard-46. Ottawa RFD 4. Franklin County Sale Company lists auctions every Saturday at Locust and Wilson, Ottawa Ae. June 1 Mrs Chas Fuque two miles south Michigan Valley Kas. June 12 Earl Lee Estate property and household goods in Michigan Valley.
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Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Ottawa
Franklin County Sale Company
Locust & Wilson
Mrs. Chas
Fuque
Michigan Valley
Kas
Earl Lee
Ae Household Goods
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Forest Park
Douglas Bros
Hotpoint
Westinghouse
Ellis
Mrs. W. G. Snedaker
Mrs. Verne Midcap
Mr. Midcap
Kirstin
Hal
Your Prescription Drug
Snyder Pharmacy
Ady
James R. Sands
Rockhurst College
Goldie M. Sands
Hickory
John R. Kramer
James
David L. Young
D.O. Adv
Maytag
Joe C. Stephenson
Police
Mary Haight
Rollie New
Legion Hall
Kansas Department of American Legion
Louis H. Hanson Post
Kansas Highway Commission
Bonnie Bivins
Girls State
the Herald
Lamb
Cherny
Wellsville High
Olive (Wright) Revey
Marceline Todd
Nina (Barton) Jacoby
Marzuerite
Fairchild) Leib
Doris (Barnett) Coff- Liman
Bible School
Garth Berry
CCR
Mary G. Wilson
Court
Miss Ottawa
America
Joe Towners
Joe Towner
Rhona Towner
Jay D. Saner
North Main
Legals
Oipper
Clor
Velora Bloomer
Petitioner
Groun & Byrd
Neya
Atte
Eugene Leach
Clinton
Ernest Arnold Overbrook
Emporis
Emporia
Franklin County Sale Co
Wilson and Locust
Osage City
Jack Newon
Pomona
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
Printy
Ben Printy
Tis K. Main
L. G. Harris
Hickory Ottawa
Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Harold
Charles Lyndon
Quin Furniture Warehouse
Neosho Livestock Com, Co
Neosho
Ottawa Livestock Commission Co
Wilson Strosi
Alcoholics Anonymous
Price. Bute Greenhouse
West Wilson
A. F. Lewis
County Farm
Carpenters — Union
Applelane
Ottawa Herald
General Services
Ralph Wilson
Conrad
KNAPP
Lee Carter
Lee Figgins
Standard Rendering Co
Ottawa Herald General Services
McCracken Electric
Jersey
Robert Wilson
Centropolis
Arza Fogle
Poland
China
N. D
Hampshire
Baldwin
Baldwin-Le Loup Road
Bill DeCaeny
Mal Breshears
Waverly
Owen Heidner
Richter
Harry Smith Auto Supply
R. E. Stankard
Carl Reekie
John Deere
al Virgil Bull
Burlington
Aee Ee Nee
Leeds
Fert
Scott's
John Berger
Appanoose High School
Pomona, Kansas Plc
Dan Fogle
Philco
Sporting Goods
Lone Star
Western Auto
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