Local Briefs Include Charges, Meetings, and Honors
Police reported no items missing at the Sewage Disposal Plant and Caruthers Construction Co. A rummage sale is set for Trinity Church Auditorium on June 18. Two Franklin County Court charges were filed, Edward Wilson of Topeka and Leo Pinney of Quenemo. Revival meetings continue at Assembly of God Church through June 28. Kemper Military School honors three local boys, including Bob Custer and Jim Fivian. Training for Richmond fire department hosts课程 with KU Extension. Nazarene Bible School starts Monday through June 26. Drake's Bakery ad. Initiatory Degree conferred at Franklin County De Molay. Merlin Ford present. Mayoral Henry promoted to Major. address in Denver hospital. Storm damage near Rantoul reported. lightning struck trees and telephone line. Black Car Races noted for Nile. Floyd Coffman elected lay member to Methodist general conference in Denver 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Edward H. Wilson
Topeka
Leo E. Pinney
Quenemo
Joe Ferns
Sophia Loren denies pregnancy report in Paris Journal story
Italian film star Sophia Loren, in Vienna to film Olympia, denied a Paris Journal report that she is expecting a baby later this year. Her spokesman said there is nothing to the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia
Vienna
Austria
Sophia Loren
Miss Loren
Olympia
Paris. Journal
Hospital Notes and Births in Local Notices
Admissions include Mrs. Charles Shumate 317 Walnut and Mrs. Inez E. Parks 1183 S Hickory plus Cathy Jane Strobel Garnett and today. Births report a son to Mr. and Mrs Ronald Latimer 937 S Maple weighing 6 lb 14 oz. Dismissals list Grace Warner 723 W 6th and Jack Morrow 125 S Elim plus Mrs Jack Dunham Wellsville and Mrs M R Klein 1411 S Willow and Mrs Kenneth Corbett 13804 Elm and Mrs John L Wallace 231 Ash today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shumate
Walnut
Cathy Jane Strobel
Garnett
Inez E. Parks
S. Hickory
Ronald Latimer
S. Maple
Grace Warner
W. 6Th
Jack Morrow
S. Elim
Jack Dunham
Wellsville
M. R. Klein
S. Willow
Kenneth Corbett
Elm
John L. Wallace
Ash
Nuclear blast muffling study raises enforceable ban doubts
Washington reports that a White House science panel says underground detectors may need three years to match Geneva standards for enforcing a test ban. Officials insist the findings do not alter support for a halt if a robust control system is negotiated with the Soviet Union, based on earlier data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
U.S
Lloyd .Berkner
Nevada
Castro Shakes Up Cabinet in Cuba Shakeup
Fidel Castro replaced five cabinet ministers in a dawn reshuffle after a late cabinet meeting. Raul Roa becomes foreign minister, Pedro Miret takes agriculture, Raquel Perez steps in at public welfare, Serafin Ruiz becomes health minister, and Jose Naranjo takes the interior portfolio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Fidel Castro
Raul Roa
Organization of American States
OAS
Roberto Agramonte
Pedro Miret
Umberto Sori Marin
Raquel Perez
Elena Mederos
Serafin Ruiz
Julio Martinez Paez
Jose Naranjo
Orlando Rodriguez
Castro
U.S
Cuba
Topeka Man Killed in Kas. Car Crash
Harvey W. Parkerson of Topeka was killed when his car struck a bridge abutment east of Bennington on K 16. He was alone in the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Kas
Harvey W. Parkerson
Topeka
Bennington
Confession Implicates All Four On Trial In Rape Case
A Florida deputy testified that 16 year old Ollie Stoutamire admitted that all four defendants including Patrick Scarborough 20 William Collinsworth 23 and another were involved in the rape. The statements were taken hours after arrest and read to the all white jury despite defense objections. The deputy noted the youths laughed in the car after arrest but were warned of rights before confessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Slappey
Ollie Stouta
Mire
Slappey
W. May Walker
Patrick G. Scarborough
Willian T. Collinsworth
Collinsworth
William D. Hopkins
Stoutamire
John Rudd
Hopkins
Florida
He Has Knack For Teaching Spelling
AP report on educator Ted Glim a 42 year old Byers Courthouse Junior High teacher in Denver Colorado. The article describes his methods to help children spell and learn words plus notes a power outage at 8 15 am and restoration at 10 35 am. It mentions a 220 volt wiring addition and plans to bid for air conditioners for courthouse offices to ease workload and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glim
Byers
Denver
Colo
Ono
Triniane Banking
Ams Finvalé
Vaud Uus UY
Aero rUuay
Denver Boy Wins National Spelling Bee Title
Joel Montgomery, 12, of Denver, won the National Spelling Bee after outperforming 69 rivals. His coach Grim emphasized pronunciation first, then roots and prefixes, teaching word origins and usage through a whole-word approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Montgomery
Joel
Denver
Grim
Dana Bennett
Glim
Turtle with initials marks ride home for Paul Harvey
In St. Clairsville Ohio AP report a man named Paul Harvey recalls a childhood turtle found on his father’s Stewartsville farm marked with his initials and the year 1983. Now 43 he spots a turtle with P H and 1933 on its back and releases it again as he drives by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Clairsville, Ohio
Paul Harvey
Stewartsville
Harvey
P.H
McIntosh Funeral Services Planned Saturday
Funeral services for George A. McIntosh will be held at Lamb Funeral Home on Saturday at 1 p.m. Reverend Charles P. Knight will officiate. Interment is at Highland Cemetery where Ottawa Lodge No. 18, A F and A M will conduct a service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Lodge No. 18
AY. & AM
George McIntosh
Loren A. Ames
Charles W. Watts
Ottawa Second In Traffic Safety Program Honored
Mayor Kenneth Andrews and the Ottawa police were notified that Ottawa won second place in the Kansas Traffic Safety Program of 1958 in class B. The city tied with Manhattan Parsons and Pittsburg for second while the state director urged further redution of traffic fatalities and praised cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Andrews
Ottawa
Claud R. McCammet
Manhattan
Parsons
Pittsburg
McGammet
Gov Earl Long seeks jury hearing in Sanity case
Gov Earl K Long insisted on a jury sanity hearing in Galveston while planning to appear in person. He aims to void his wife's committal action and press for the jury trial, despite pleas to skip the court session. Long, 63, remains determined to pursue a fourth term in Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
Earl K. Long
Louisiana
Long
Hugh Gibson
Sill
Ban on Lady Chatterleys Lover by U S mails
Postmaster General Summerfield ruled that the D H Lawrence novel Lady Chatterleys Lover is obscene and cannot be sent through the mails. Grove Press of New York plans to pursue reversal of the decision and publish an expurgated edition in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lady Chatterley
U.S
Arthur E. Summerfield
D. H. Lawrence
Grove Press of
New York
Summerfield
Marriage Licenses Marion Ackley and LeMaster in Ottawa
Marion Ackley aged 50 and Cora E LeMaster aged 53, both residents of Ottawa, received marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ackley
Cora E. LeMaster
Ottawa
Lister to Speak at Great Bend celebration
George Lister chair of the Kansas Industrial Development Commission will speak at Great Bend's opening celebration for the Marlette Coach Co. plant building mobile homes. The event honors a Michigan firm turning out five units daily with invited dignitaries including Senators Schoeppel and Carlson and Rep. Breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lister
Great Bend
Marlette Coach Co
Michigan
Ottawa
George Lister
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Andrew Schoeppel
Frank Carlson
J. Floyd Breeding
Death of John Williams 1874 Birth From Miami County
John Williams age 985 lifetime resident of Miami and Franklin Counties died this morning at a rest home in Osawatomie after a January stroke. Born March 25, 1874, in Miami County to Polk and Alice Williams, he married Ida Harding May 4, 1895. Survived by wife and three sons Terry Osawatomie Polk St Louis and Ray Richmond. Funeral at Richmond Methodist Community Church 2:30 p.m. Sunday with burial in Richmond Cemetery. Memorials to Institute for the Blind. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Williams
Miami
Franklin
Osawatomie
Williams
Miami Co
Polk
Alice (Ricketts) Williams
Ida Harding
Terry
St. Louis
Ray
Richmond
Girl Acquitted Of Assault Charge In Franklin County
An 18 year old girl Christine Williams of 128 S Poplar was found innocent in Franklin County Court on Thursday of simple assault and disturbing the peace. Complaint signed by Mrs William Albright claimed the girl threatened her with a pistol and drove by her home daring her to come out. Witnesses testified for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Christine Williams
S. Poplar
William Albright
Notice of Hearing in Estate of George S Hay Kansas Probate
In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court notice is given to all persons concerned that Mabel Hay petitioner seeks determination of descent of Lots 18 and 20 in Block 17 University Add No 2 Ottawa and other property of George S Hay at his death. Respondents must file written defenses by July 1, 1834 at 10 a.m. in Ottawa. If not, judgment will be entered. Bowers & Bowers attorneys.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Aid
George
Hay
George Sheridan Hay
Mabel
Hfe
Frank L. Hay
Kansas
University Addition
City of
Ottawa
Mabhl
Bowers & Bowers
Almond Shefer
Richard O. Skoog
Almond Shafer
Saidestate
Williamsburg
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Caruthers Construction Co
Trinity Church
Assembly of God’ Church
Ellis
Kemper Military School
Boonville
Bob Custer
Robert E. Custer
Lane
Jim Fivian
John C. Fivian
S. Cherry
Frank Barnes
Gordon Barnes
S. Mulberry
Rawleigh Products
S&s. Main
E. F. Risdon
Richmond Fire Department
Edgar M. Munday
University of Kansas Extension
State Board For Vocational Education
Kansas State Firemen’s Association
Church of the Nazarene Bible School
Marie Davis
Drake’s Bakery
Adv
Robert Merlin Ford
Order ‘of de Molay
Jere Berrglund
W. C. Harding
Julius Raffelock
Merlin G. Ford
Baldwin
Lyle Fouts
St. Lukes Hospital
Kansas City
William G. Henry
Maj
Henry
Fitzsimmons Army Hospital
Fitzsimmons
Army Hospital
Terry Henry
Paola
Wadsworth Hospital
Beautyland
Mozelle Gagne
Riley-Bula Cummings
Howard Spratt
Rantoul
Nile
Floyd Coffman
General Conference of the
Methodist Church
Coffman
United States
Russia
White House
Tallahassee
Fla
Aj David E. Beagles
Billy
Betsy
Ted Glim
Ptarmi
NOMA
KaNsas Telephone
Tcheisst
Ottawa, Kansas
Mr. Sportsman
Mr. Douglas
Scott Motor
Douglas Bros
Lamb Funeral Home
Frenadier
Richard ©. Skoog
Richard O. Skooqg
Ada
Nuts6s
Fred E. Miller
Alcoholics Anonymous
Mary Crum Care
P.O
San
Sears
Machinista
Harley E. Keeton
Taylor Forge & Pipe Works of Kansas, Inc
Reed
Edmiston
Ottawa Herald
Avon Cosmetics
S. Mitchell
Lawrence
General Services
TRING
N. Sycamore
Henry Alban
Ra Meade
Anc Ne One Co
Callec Ottawa
Mecrac Electric
Positions Ltd
J. BE. Willams
Waverly
Netgre _George
Hugoton
McCormick-Deering
Ralph Logan
J. D
County
Hne
Kanh
Fort
Bieswater
Hilevator
Joe Hartley
Main
Qandwear
wuuUy
Armatrong
Edwin Moler
S. Main
Huffy
Bolens
Artisan
Sporting Goods
H. P. Scott
Singer Sewing Coller
Colby’s
Gambles
Hous Glas Bros
Ea. Mn
Frice Treremie
Wightman
Bennett
Bennett Retai
LCE Cream Store
N. Main
Fialy
John Likens
le Master ‘Aerial Spraying, Inc
Lawn & Home Service
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