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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1962
Page
7
Williamsburg News notes 35 children ages 4 through 12 enrolled in Bible School at the Methodist Church. Other items list visits by Harlins, the Shuler retirement, ham fest attendance, guests in town, and family travel across Kansas, Iowa, and Missouri with brief social mentions and local events.
El Paso County Judge Woodrow Bean was indicted by a federal grand jury for willful failure to file income tax returns from 1956 to 1960. Bean, defeated in the June 2 Democratic runoff for congressman at large, claimed the income tax unconstitutional and said withheld payroll amounts covered his owed tax. If convicted, he faces up to one year in prison and $10,000 on each count. The IRS reported no record of Bean filing tax returns for a decade.
Representatives of 18 state and federal agencies organized a permanent State Rural Areas Development Committee at Kansas State University. Harold E. Jones was elected chairman with Roy Freeland as vice chairman and Mrs. Harold Warner as secretary. Executive board includes John Sticher and Harold L. Smith. The group aims to foster broad-based resource planning and development by county and area groups.
New York oil executive Taylor S. Gay, earning 90000 a year, dies from a bullet wound fired by his secretary’s protective brother. The secretary Mary Mullooly, 42, calls their relationship platonic while Gay’s estranged wife Berta, 45, speaks of hope. James Mullooly, 41, says he killed to protect his sister.
Wells ville Illinois residents attended a two week revival at the Wells ville Assembly of God Church led by Rev and Mrs Ivan Kimmel of Leavenworth. Services ran at 8 p m nightly through June 17 except Saturday with Mrs Kimmel, sister of Rev Gordon Norris, interpreting for a deaf youth. Carol Norris plans missionary work among South Dakota Indians and trained at South Central Bible Institute in Springfield Missouri. Friday marked the first revival attendance by Mr Norris parents. Ottawa Assembly of God.
Arthur L. Johnson of Williamsburg has been promoted to aviation machinist's mate first class with the U S Navy. He serves with Airborne Early Warning Barrier Squadron Pacific on Midway Island following a fleet-wide exam. Marine Sgt Marion C Warbritton, son of Mr and Mrs Claude C Warbritton of 418 W 2nd, served aboard USS Princeton during an 84 month Western Pacific tour, taking part in typhoon rescue ops, hosting President Diosdado Macapagal, and the SEATO Tulungan exercise.
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