Promoted assistant cashier at Peoples National Bank
Mrs Maxine Lichtenberger is named assistant cashier at Peoples National Bank in the Richmond Township area. The brief notes additional local notices about political caucuses, advertisements, and a death obituary for Harold Stewart Briggs, 64, of Colttonwood, who died June 13 in Ransom Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. He served 21 years in the U S Navy and had broad family ties in Ottawa and surrounding counties. Services are planned at Towner's Chapel with burial at Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Lichtenberger
Peoples National Bank
Homewood
Homewood School
Appanoose Township
Harold Stewart Briggs
Appanoose High School
I Colttonwood
Ransom Memorial Hospital
John Anderson
Fulmer Valley
New York
Miles Elton
Lydia
Wellsville Kiwanis Club
Hardy Briggs
Sam
J Ily
Ottawa
Tomove
Ottawa High School
Long Beach City College
U.S. Navy
le Harve
France
Elizabeth Swain
Navy
Middleton County
Buddy Taylor
R.A
W. E. Taylor
S. Mu Tancred Lane
K. 7
Pomona
C. E. S. Ing
Turner Air
Eliza Force Base
Forbes Air Base
Hetd
Harold Briggs Jr
al. Topeka
Geraldine Draper
Compton
Calif
Maureen Whitaker
Bellow
Lydia Gaddis
Bernard H. Briggs
Baldwin
Miles Elton Briggs
Shawnee
Towner'’s Chapel
Highland Cemetery
Briggs
Harold
Towner
Hospital Notes Admissions Patchwork List
Admissions include A L Welborn RFD 2 Mrs George W Jones RFD 2 Mrs Charles Lilly 320 8 Cedarz Les Lor Fox Richmond and Wanda Robertson 611 N Cedar Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Welborn
George W. Jones
Charles Lilly
Cedarz
Les
Lor Fox
Richmond
Wanda Robertson
N. Cedar
Man Hunt Delays Several Trials in Police Court
Police Court proceedings halted as a man-hunt kept most officers away and prevented several witnesses from appearing. Trials for Monday were postponed, with names including Mrs. Clarence Strickland, Mrs. R. B. Sheema, Mrs. Henry Harper, and others affected as officers stayed on the chase in Sycamore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Strickland
Sycamore
R. B. Sheema
Jhers
Rantoul
David Wellington
Henry Harper
Willow
Mes
James Allen
Jim
iMant
Velma Sheler
Ash
Jerry
A. Hinderliter
Criqui
Howard Dickey
Oak
Nemo
Ernest Workman
Alo
Gene Marion Paul
Princeton
Home service ads and local notices mix in city column
In the Home carpet and upholstery cleaning offers insured and guaranteed. Dura Clean Home Service and Adams Rogers Civil Engineer listed with contact numbers. Ellis Piano Tuning and Wayne Wallace join Rodger's Barber Shop in Topeka. Seaman Edward Ronald Jeffries leaves Thursday for USS Kearsarge in Long Beach after 20 days with his mother Mrs Mildred Jeffries and relatives, traveling with Mr and Mrs Gilbert and family to Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ronald Jeffries
Kearsarge
Long Beach
Calif
Mildred Jeffries
California
Mrs. Gilbert
Topeka
Mr. Gilbert
Hollywood
Broadway Stage Blazing Again Ends 12 Day Shutdown
Broadway lit up again as 19 productions returned after a 12 day blackout. Actors, producers and theatergoers celebrated wage increases and the first actors pensions, with box office receipts recovering and Manhattan's theater district buzzing with crowds, taxis, and nightlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Manhattan
Death Sentences For Three Cubans
In Santiago Cuba a military tribunal today sentenced insurgent ex Captain Manuel Beaton age 30 and two accomplices to death for crimes against the State. Beaton's brother Cipriano and Felipe Martinez were ordered executed. Another Beaton band member received 30 years in prison. Three others drew 20 year terms, one five years, and two to reformatories until maturity. One man was acquitted. The Beaton party appealed their sentences which now go to a special higher tribunal for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago, Cub
Tapira
Terbural
Manuel Beaton
Beaton
Cipriano
Felipe Martinez
Castro
Beaton Brothers
Martiney
Obituaries and funeral notices from Towner’s Chapel region
Funeral services for Herbert Ottawa Hughes died June 11 at Towner's Chapel with Rev. Robert Starbuck officiating on June 13. Pallbearers named. burial in Wood lawn Cemetery Pomona. James Andrew Barbie died June 10. services June 13 at Towner's Chapel with two ministers officiating. burial Sutton Cemetery Baldwin Junction Kansas. Clara Bell Owen died June 10. services June 18 at Central Church. burial Central Cemetery. Doris McDowell White died June 8 in Montrose California. funeral June 14 Birchard Funeral Home at 2 00 p.m. Reverend Otis Beach to preside. burial Osawatomie Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Ottawa Hughes
Towner's Chapel
Robert Starbuck
Harve Crow
Charles Hill
John Duvall
Harry Lantis
G. A. Diamond
Winston Clevenger
Ben Nitcher
Jim Driver
Lawrence Ott
Woodlawn Cemetery
Pomona
James Andrew Barbee
Towner’s Chapel
Charles P. Knight
Bill Dusin
Harry Miller
George Kelly
Ted Sedgwick
James Lindsey
Nick Hadelson
Sutton Cemetery
Baldwin Junction
Kan'sds
Clara Bellowen
Clara Bell Owen
Central Church
Nelson M. Hoffman
Hohe Dehn
Harry Travert
Ervin Heth
Frank Bavis
George Turrell
Howard Beard
Central Cemetery
Doris McDowell White
Montrose
Calif
Birchard
Otis Beach
Pe i
Osawatomie
Will Order End To Pilot Walkout
Federal judge signals he will sign an injunction ordering pilots to cease the walkout at Eastern Air Lines. Hearings set on contempt against pilots who refused to comply with the court order to fly. Eastern says the strike costs about a billion dollars a day as only 1 percent of planes operated Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIAME
Fla
API
Federal Aviation Agency
Eastern Air Lines
Eastern
Miami
Dist
Joseph P. Lieb
EAL
Houston
Texas
Senduans
Puerto Rico
New York
Mianan
FAA
Long Beach
Calif
Tulsa
Okla
Charlotte
N.C
National Labor Relations Board
U.S. District Court
Tampa
San Diego
Cape
Faveral
Convair
International Assn. of Machinists
Atlas Missile Bases
Marriage Licenses Wither Ho Mentone 4 Artawa an ate IU Purdy
A terse marriage license notice lists Wither Ho of Mentone and Artawa An Ate IU Purdy Cotlegate as involved parties, indicating a formal union under local civil records. The fragmentary text references locations and names, implying a registry entry in progress or completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wither Ho Mentone
Artawa An Ate IU Purdy
Cigarets Start Two Fires In City Homes
Cigaret smokers caused two of three fires reported to the fire department yesterday and today. A laundry blaze at 1600 S Main started about 3 p m yesterday after a cigaret was thrown into a trash box. The second fire at the Spot Tavern area began around 5 a m today when a tenant dropped a cigaret in an apartment above 15 N Main. Numerous defendants faced police court actions for drunkenness, traffic violations, and bond issues with trials and arraignments scheduled for June 28 amid a light docket next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Main
Spot Tavern
N. Main
Lee Barnett
Criqui
Dickey
Jim
Workman
Velia Sheler
Harold Hughes
RFD
Pomona
Hughes
Shirley Jean Brooks
Princeton
Charles Leon Michel
Main
Robert W. Allen
Tom Quick Bogarders
Topeka
Robert A. Hepner
Salina
Bob Eugene Crawford
Robert Pinet
Gardner P. Walker
Justice of the Peace
Western Powers Make It Clear To Soviet Union
In Geneva, the Western nations told the Soviet Union they will not accept a disarmament pact lacking a binding control system for security. Jules Moch stated the Western position is firm and cannot be negotiated away, while noting doubts about how controls would be applied. The West favors immediate talks on principles and objectives but rejects a fixed timetable and a treaty leaving verification details to post-signature negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Soviet Union
Jules Moch
Moch
Valerian Zorin
Texas Democrats Unite Behind Johnson In Preconvention Rally
Texas Democrats convened to present a united front for Lyndon B. Johnson's presidential bid. A rump dissident faction threatened a rival delegation to claim Texas' 61 votes at Los Angeles. Johnson forces pressed forward as party leaders urged unity amid possible dissent before the convention vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Teras
Los Angeles
R. D. Randolph
Johnson
Price Daniel
House
Sam Rayburn
Nixon
Republican Party
Pacific Northern Plane Overdue En Route to Anchorage
An American Pacific Northern Airlines four engine Constellation with about 12 aboard is overdue after departing Cordova Alaska bound for Anchorage. The flight left Cordova at 6:16 a.m. PST and was due in Anchorage about an hour later. PNA headquarters says no report of trouble from the pilot and lists the plane as overdue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Pacific Northern Airlines
Cordova
Anchorage
Alaska
PNA
Local Markets Report for Grains and Poultry
Market notes show barley soybeans and wheat with rye butterfat graded bag and eggs. References to heavy hens light hens and cocks indicate poultry trading terms. No clear prices or dates provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sivsight Run
Kansas City Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices Mixed
KC Livestock reports cattle stead to higher with 4 600 calves and 100 slaughter steers. Hogs 4 400 moderately active, sows steady to lower. Sheep 5 000 with spring slaughter lambs down about 6, good to prime lambs 20.40 to 22.60, ewes 3.00 to 5.28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Goold and Hole
Rhearn
OU Star Denies Using Pep Pills In Lawsuit
Oklahoma City AP report says former University of Oklahoma fullback Dennis Morris testified he never took any stimulant to boost performance during his OU career. Morris, now a Tulsa oil company salesman, rejects offers of pep pills and says coach Bud Wilkinson denied authorizing any barbiturates for players. Twelve other Sooners have similar suits pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
University of Oklahoma
Sooners
Dennis Mor Lo2iris
Morris
Tulsa
Fawcett Publications, Inc
Mid Continent News Co
Sooner
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Princess Grace Returns Home to Monaco Triggers Ireland Visit Plans
Princess Grace of Monaco arrived at Nice Airport after a Philadelphia visit with her ill father John B. Kelly. She was greeted by Prince Rainier and their two children and announced plans to visit Ireland near month’s end, via London-based secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
France
Grace of
Monaco
John B. Kelly
Philadelphia
London
Prince Rainier
Jmovie
Grace Kelly
Ireland
Kennedy says Khrushchev wrecked summit on obsolete U8 policies
Senator John F. Kennedy argues the summit would have foundered anyway on obsolete U8 policies even if Khrushchev had not wrecked it. He warns that making the campaign hinge on who can stand up to Khrushchev harms the American people regardless of the November outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Senate
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Neb
Warren Afb
Paris
Massachusetts
LaMotta Says Fight Was Fixed In Senate Probe
LaMotta testified that he was offered money to lose the bout but said he was mistaken about a bribe handler. The case ties to a broader inquiry into boxing monopolies as labor disputes swirl at Convair sites and air base strikes loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Florida
California
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Washington
Jake Lashas
Test
Motta
Mighty Atlas
United Ing
Billy Foxjtinental
IAM
Convair
LaMotta
Senate
Vandenberg
Los Angeles
Edwards Afb
Int
Tha Middlewaieht Bible
Ney
Aei
Waitaky
Pale Architects Assn
Thomas Fic
Mila
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Brigitte Bardot plans quitting films for antiques
Brigitte Bardot says she will quit movies after four more performances and start selling antiques. In Paris Jour she declares her decision irrevocable, stating B B is dead as far as cinema is concerned. Bardot, 25, estimates about a year to finish her remaining four contracted films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parisap
Brigitte Bardot
Paris Jour
Miss Bardot
Escapee Guinn Captured After Jail Break
Edgar A. Guinn, 21, was recaptured two hours after slipping from the Clay County jail in Liberty Missouri while being returned with other prisoners. He hid at his sister’s home in Pleasant Valley before officers nabbed him as he fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty. Mo
Edgar A. Guinn
Clay County
Guinn
Hce
Pleasant Valley
Liberty
Estate of Fred D Willingham Seeks Court Order For Property Sale
Notice in probate court of Franklin County Kansas shows administrator with will annexed Henry Edwards seeks an order to sell Lot 4 18 16 Bank and Lots in Bank & Sunnyside Addition Ottawa to pay debts and expenses. Defendants urged to respond by July 1 1960. hearing set in Ottawa. Public notice published June 13 14 15 16 17 18 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kanata
Franklin County
Aaid
Fred B. Willingham
Fredrick Douglas
Willingham
State of Kansas
Pete Hon
Henry Edwards
Fred D. Wilingham
Binck B
Lott
Binck
Sunnyside
Kane Bas
Gaid di
Wald Court
Frankiin County
Kanaae
Thirteenth Ty
Kanwan
Elm Street
Maple Street
Thirteenth Street
Kansas
Thirteenth
Hattaws
Kanaan
Thirteenth Streets
Fifteenth Street
Iouawa
Kandas
jElra Street
Kanenan
Cry
Oretawa
Ciy
Sycamore Bireet
Cherry Street
Massasoit Street
Sycamore Street
Kinsas
Massassit
Cty
Kane
Daseed
Citqwa
Andrews
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Richmond Township
Western Auto
Bernhardt School of Dancing
Joof Hall
Drake's Bakery
John Rodgers
Nelson Hotel
Wayne Wallace
Rodger's
Lee Tracy
Morosco Theater
Nettie Gorton
Democrats
By Dave Cheavens
Lyndon Johnson
Rayburn
KC Livestock
Princess Grace
Dean Berlin
Joseph
Brigitte
Howerat Hane
Ottawa Maeal
Stewart
Gordon B. Noland
EAA
Assa
San Francisco
Lockheed
Hat
van Nuys
Sunnyvale
Santa Cruz
United Auto Workers
Douglas
UAW
The
Kansas Loan CO
P. O. Box
William JF. Beets
Paola
John Deere
New Holland
Admiral
Maytag
Lee Beets
Walter J. Medlin
Miami County National Bank
Jonald R Capper
K. ¥. Andrewes
Donald R Capper
Donald BR
Ork
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