Local court fines for bounced check and drunkenness
Mary Lu Burgoon of 620 S Poplar fined 25 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty in County Court to drawing and passing a 25 dollar insufficient funds check on First National Bank to Hawthorne PTA. Jose Mora, 58, 621 King, pleaded guilty to being drunk and fined 50 dollars. Richard J. Sullivant, 31, Wichita, returned to face charges of drawing and passing an insufficient funds check to Patricia Ann Heckman. check for 35 dollars drawn on Wichita State Bank. William E. Mickey of 839 W 5th commissioned as second lieutenant in the US Air Force. Local notices include VFW food sale and various advertisements.
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Mary Lu Burgoon
S. Poplar
First National Bank
Hawthorne Pta
Jose Mora
King
Richard J. Sullivant
Wichita
Patricia Ann Heckman
Justice Court
Sullivant
Wichita State Bank
William E. Mickey
Joseph B. Mickey
W. 5Th
US Air Force
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Wall Street
London
United States
U.S
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Flag To Fly To Honor Marines
President Kennedy orders the flag flown 24 hours at the Marine Corps Memorial joining four other permanent sites The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Capitol Ft McHenry and Key's grave The memorial recalls Marines raising the flag at Iwo Jima photographed by Joe Rosenthal for AP
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Mt. Suribachi
Iwo Jima
Joe Rosenthal
Associated Press
Talk Diet By More Eat Candy Talk Diet By More Eat Candy
Washington AP reports the average American talked of dieting while eating more candy than ever. The Commerce Department says individuals consumed 16.9 pounds of candy in 1960, up from 1959’s 15. JAS.
Fined In Police Court On Drunk Driving And Tickets
Richard E. White, 52, 709 King, pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and lacking a license, fined 8110 and given a 30 day suspended jail sentence. Three others pleaded guilty to moving traffic violations totaling 40, two bonds totaling 60 were forfeited. Individuals fined include Donald G. Hawley 16 RFD 1 Baldwin 15 for failure to yield, Fredrick Malburg 71 622 Sycamore 10 for running a red light, Jim Walker 18 912 King 15 for speeding 35 in a 20 zone. Forfeits were Wille Williams 38 115 N Mulberry 50 for drunkenness and Martha B. Miller 24 604 N Mulberry 10 for driving 30 in a 20. Raymond F. Hoskinson 101 Hickory had trial postponed to July 11 with bond kept at 100.
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Richard E. White
King
Donald G. Hawley
Baldwin
Fredrick Malburg
Sycamore
Jim Walker
Wille Williams
N. Mulberry
Martha B. Miller
Deaths Archie B. King San Diego veteran of Ottawa ties
Archie B. King 86 of San Diego California formerly Ottawa Kansas died June 9. He was born May 22 1875 in Jewell County the son of Charles H. King and his wife. He married Elizabeth Fisher in 1904 and lived in Ottawa about ten years. Surviving are his widow a son Phillip King of San Diego and two sisters Mrs W H Polley Plattsmouth Nebraska and Lola King 535 Poplar. Services will be today in San Diego.
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Archie B. King
San_ Diego
Calif
Ottawa
Jewell County
Charles H. King
Elizabeth Fisher
Phillip King
San Diego
W. H. Polley
Plattsmouth
Neb
Lola King
Poplar
Early Ottawa native W Clyde Kiler dies in Pasadena
W Clyde Kiler, an early Ottawa resident, died yesterday in Pasadena California at his 70s. He was the son of the late William C Kiler who led a local bank in the early 1900s and served as assistant cashier at Peoples National Bank around 1910. He left Ottawa many years ago. Surviving are his widow Ethel and a stepson. Funeral and burial will be in California.
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W. Clyde Kiler
Pasadena
Calif
Kiler
William C. Kiler
Peoples National Bank
Ottawa
Ethel
California
Funeral Services for Mary Louise Lawrence Held
Mary Louise Lawrence died June 7. Services were at Lamb Funeral Home at 2 p.m. June 11, officiated by Rev. Robert H. Powner. Pallbearers included Lawrence Mozingo John Lewis Roy Lewis Clarence Lewis James Vandever and Pete Vandever. Soloist Mrs. Robert A. Anderson with Mrs. R. L. Stevens. Alpha Delta Kappa sorority members attended. Burial in Crandall Cemetery near LeRoy.
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Mary Louise Lawrence
Lamb Funeral Home
Robert H. Powner
Lawrence Mozingo
John Lewis
Roy Lewis
Clarence Lewis
James Vandever
Pete Vandever
Robert A. Anderson
R. L. Stevens
Alpha Delta Kappa Sorority
Crandall Cemetery
LeRoy
KC Markets Kansas City cattle and hogs report summary
Kansas City cattle buyers held steady across classes with good to choice steers 21.90 to 22.75, heifers 20.75 to 22.50, utility cows 15.50 to 17.00, and select feeders 22.50 to 23.50. Hogs saw steadier to higher action, 1 4 190 to 240 lb barrows and gilts around 15.35 to 17.35, sows 14.09 to 15.95. Lambs and sheep were active with primes 17.50 to 18.50, good to choice feeders 12.00 to 13.60, and ewes steady.
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Kansas City
Useo Cood
Dollar Is Better as Pound Slumps in Currency Turmoil
New York AP reports the dollar strengthens amid turmoil in the pound as gold flows ebb. Analysts say the shift is temporary. Britain faces ongoing import/export gaps and waning reserves. The run on the dollar receded after U.S. vows to defend the gold price, with gold prices easing from October peaks.
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New York
U.S
Liston Manager Denies Guilty Charge In Officer Impersonation
George Katz, Sonny Liston's manager, dismissed police impersonation charges as a mistake and said the case would not derail Liston's title bid against Floyd Patterson. Katz challenged Arch Hindman's NBCA statement, asserting Liston is generally a constructive figure and noting Liston allegedly did not claim to be an officer during the incident in Fairmount Park.
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Philadelphia
George Katz
Sonny Liston
Katz
Arch Hindman
National Boxing Association
Hindman
Hagerstown
Ind
Liston
Dolores Ellis
Lansdowne
Fairmount Park
Isaac Cooper
Sonny
Kansas First Apprenticeship Conference Held in Wichita
Cal Ewing and Robert F. Wasson attended Kansas' first conference on apprenticeship in Wichita. Sponsored by the Kansas Apprenticeship Council with labor and management groups, the event aimed to share national leadership insights and promote a closer labor management effort to improve job quality.
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Cal Ewing
Kansas State Employment Agency
Robert F. Wasson
Kansas
Wichita
Kansas Apprenticeship Council
Kansas Labor and Management
Ewing
Missing Clerk Found At Delaware Park Race Track
Washington AP A clerk from the National Security Agency who vanished last week was found at the Delaware Park race track near Wilmington. The 28 year old William H Covington was located by NSA colleagues after earlier sightings at Charles Town and Arlington. The Pentagon said he is not under arrest and had access to limited classified material. Officials discounted any defect to Communists.
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Washington
National Security Agency
Pentagon
William H. Covington
Delaware Park
Wilmington
NSA
Covington
Charles Town
W.va
Arlington
Traffic Toll Topeka Log For June Sixteen, 1961
The Kansas traffic log reports 24 hours to 9 a.m. Tuesday June 16, 1961, with a total of 229 incidents. Comparisons show 198 incidents for the same period in 1960. The data covers the Topeka area and reflects daily traffic conditions.
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Topeka
Kansas
Services for Frank J. Davidson Held at Lambs Funeral Home
Frank J. Davidson died June 8. Services were yesterday at Lamb's Funeral Home with Rev. R. B. Shoemaker officiating. Acting pallbearers: Clarence Burnett, John Cole, Ralph Loyd, Howard Brown, Louis Foultz, Earl Bruner. Honorary pallbearers: Steve Needham, Everett Lee, Wayne Davidson, Joe Wittman, Orland Shearer, Cleo Davidson. Mrs. Bert Detwiler and accompanist sang Old Rugged Cross and Precious Lord Take My Hand. Burial in Princeton Cemetery.
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Frank J. Davidson
Lamb
R. B. Shoemaker
Clarence Burnett
John Cole
Ralph Loyd
Howard Brown
Louis Foultz
Earl Bruner
Steve Needham
Everett Lee
Wayne Davidson
Joe Wittman
Orland Shearer
Cleo Davidson
Bert Detwiler
Mrs. Detwiler
Lord
Hand
Princeton Cemetery
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Tuesday
Hospital notes show admissions including Frank Hetzel RFD 1 Mrs Mary Freese Richmond Lois Heckman RFD 1 Monday Gary Fitzgerald RFD 1 Williamsburg Jane Robbins 1215 S Oak Mark Smith 1215 S Oak Mrs Forest Burgoon Rantoul Tuesday Births Tuesday a daughter to Mr and Mrs James Raby Pomona weight 7 lbs 7 ozs Dismissals Donald McCombs Overland Park Mrs Jack Goss 31 Rockwood Drive Mrs Orval Jensen and baby son Pomona Mary Myers Osawatomie Mrs Frank Morgan RFD 1 Monday Chester Coats Princeton Mrs Prudence Ware Garnett Tuesday
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Frank Hetzel
Mary Freese
Richmond
Lois Heckman
Gary Fitzgerald
Williamsburg
Jane Robbins
S. Oak
Mark Smith
Forest Burgoon
Rantoul
James Raby
Pomona
Donald McCombs
Overland Park
Jack Goss
Rockwood Drive
Orval Jensen
Baby Son
Mary Myers
Osawatomie
Frank Morgan
RFD
Chester Coats
Princeton
Prudence Ware
Garnett
Plans Rest From Mark Twain Role
After portraying Mark Twain for 36 years in more than 1,850 performances across 900 cities, Hal Holbrook will pause the role to explore new projects. He plans a worldwide Twain lecture tour, a stage appearance, a musical adaptation of Huckleberry Finn, and a Lincoln solo act, starting with a Karl Wittlinger drama in Europe and other acting ventures.
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New York
Mark Twain
Hal Holbrook
Twain
Abraham Lincoln
Holbrook
Blockade Cuba By Force Urged By Former Ambassador
Washington AP A former ambassador urges the United States to blockade Fidel Castro's Cuba. Robert C. Hill says seek hemispheric support but act alone with force if needed to prevent arms reaching Latin America and to counter Iron Curtain shipments into Cuba.
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Washington
United States
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Robert C. Hil
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Hemisphere
End To Base Work Marked In Salina Ceremony
In Salina a Chapman ceremony Friday will celebrate completion of 12 missile bases in the area. The Chapman unit, last in the system, will be turned over to the Air Force at the event.
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Salina
Chapman
Air Force
Ottawa Market Sale Moves To Monday Schedule
June 12 listing notes sale date change from Saturday to Monday if located one mile East of Main on Wilson. June 25 C. S. Elsworth, Sunday afternoon, located in Edgerton Kansas Furniture and Personal Property at 1 o'clock. Printy and Sons Ben Printy CH 2-1974 community auction Thursdays at 7 p.m. 1136 N. Main. Electric wiring and artificial insemination dairy herd services listed with K A B S A affiliation.
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Ottawa
Main
Wilson
C. S. Elsworth
Edgerton
Kansas
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East Srd. Adv
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RCA
Crites
S. Main
Ellis
Snyder Pharmacy
Andrews Air Force Base
Palm Beach
Fla
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Karl Wittlinger
Europe
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Man
CML
Harry McNees
Centropolis
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Steere Jr
Sidney O. Morris
RAM
Harry E. Brink
E.H.P
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Sec
Gordon James Phone Feed
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Ar7enklin County Sale Company
Locust & Wilson
Kas
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Overbrook
Richard Funk & Johaning Bro’s
Kimmel Household Goods
West Centropolis
Albert Stewart and Son
C. Beatty
Albert
Harold
Lyndon
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Missouri
Ottawa Livestock Com. Co
Weston Wilson &J
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N. Main
Jack Nelson
Overbrook Livestock Base
Ottawa Council
Clinton
IBM
IBM Flectronic
Ottawa Herald
Men and Women Ltd
McNess CO
E. Clark St
Freeport, Il
Studio Girl Cosmetic
Studio Girl Cosmetics
Dept. JD
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Davis Paint Store
Clyde Zielsdorf
Singer
Albrights PLC
Palomino Stud Service
Lee Figgins
Pam Spencer
Williamsburg, Kas
Anne Laws
Raleigh
Standard Rendering Co
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Stewart
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