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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1961

Page

4

Local car theft report and community notices

Ray Reed reports fender skirts with chrome gravel guards stolen from a car in the 1200 block on North Main. Also listed are misstatements corrected about dairy princess sponsorships, beauty bar ads, a car smoke incident on East Lith, and several local events, elections, and people including court news on a speeding conviction, a divorce suit, and an education workshop at the University of Kansas.

Ray Reed North Main Tennyson Bland RFD Mary Lee Harvey Allen L. Unruh Willow Leona Fanning Richmond University of Kansas Lawrence

Bombs Set Off In Washington

Two homemade bombs exploded in downtown Washington an anonymous caller linked the blasts to the Freedom Riders in the South. No injuries were reported. The first blast hit a refuse can at Vermont Avenue and H Street NW at 11 p.m. The second occurred at 8 10 a.m. in an empty phone booth at 15th Street and Massachusetts Avenue NW.

Washington Freedom Riders South John Logan Logan Vermont Avenue H. Street N.W 15Th Street Massachusetts Avenue NW

Traffic Toll Topeka Log Shows June 22 1961 Figures

In Topeka Kansas an AP traffic log covers a 24 hour period ending at 9 am Friday June 22 1961. The report compares 1961 figures to the prior year with 235 for 1961 versus 202 for 1960.

Topeka Kansas

Wellsville News Highlights Local Arts and Education Moves

Dr. Jack Chalender accepts a six week summer teaching position at State University College of Education Oneonta New York teaching two graduate courses beginning July 4 He and family plan extended trips before he becomes principal of Milburn Junior High Shawnee Mission Other local notices include travels of the Cramers Shannons Tomlins and others along with Kiwanis meetings and a Nigeria talk by Eugene Nwofude The Legion urges Flag Day observance and local Little League games face rain postponements with rescheduled dates listed

Jack Chalender State University College of Education Oneonta N. Y Chalender Betsy Ralph Chalender Harold Wingert New England States New York Washington D. C Williamsburg Milburn Junior High School Shawnee Mission

Senate Passes Bill Expanding Highway Financing Plan

The Senate approved a multi billion dollar interstate highway financing measure with a billboard control bonus, sending the bill back to the House. It extends the fourth cent gas tax, boosting federal funds by about 11.56 billion over 11 years to cover roughly 90 percent of the 41 billion system cost, and includes a two year incentive for states to regulate interstate billboards.

Washington Senate Kennedy House George H. Fallon D-Md House Public Roads Subcommittee

Hospital Notes Admisions and Births Listed

A hospital notes list admits including Mrs. Sterling Hornbuckle Baldwin and Mrs. Bruce Hays Wellsville, plus Mrs. Claude Beets Paola and Sharon Bloomer Rantoul. Births announce a son to Ralph W. Church and wife, a daughter to Ralph Steward and wife, another son to Elmer Moss and wife, and a son to Carl F. Good and wife, with weights. Discharges include Eber Swanson, Billie Thrasher, Mrs. Jack Allan and baby daughter, Mrs. Donald Griffin, Mrs. James Raby and baby daughter, Pomona, Beulah Malone.

Sterling Hornbuckle RFD Baldwin Bruce Hays Wellsville Claude Beets Paola Sharon Bloomer Rantoul Virgil Dean Ralph W. Church Ralph Steward Waverly Elmer Moss Carl F. Good Eber Swanson Billie Thrasher E. Wilson Jack Allan Donald Griffin James Raby Pomona Beulah Malone

Cultivator And Car Collision Near Princeton

A 1953 car driven by Laver E. Turley aged 18 from 1109 North Oak sustained major damage after colliding with a cultivator on John Brown Highway east of Princeton yesterday around 3 p.m. Turley reported seeing the tractor driven by George Rule and the cultivator stopped at the intersection, while Rule 75 of 1340 South Main claimed he did not see the car as he pulled onto the road. the tractor remained undamaged.

Laver E. Turley Oak John Brown Princeton Turley George Rule S. Main South Adams Road Rule

Held For Blackmail in Newton Kansas

James Wayne Farmer, 30, charged with blackmail after allegedly obtaining 2500 from a 28 year old woman by threatening nude photos. Arraigned before County Judge Tom Reid with an 8500 bond. No photos exist. claim links to another ex convict. $1500 recovered at his Newton home. money delivered in a Newton park on June 5.

Newton Kan James Wayne Farmer Farmer Tom Reid Richard Hrdlicka Dorothy Wiebe Hrdlicka Newton Park

Honor puts household in a whirl

New York AP report on Inez Durham and her four children celebrating Earl Durham being named Worker Father of the Year by the National Fathers Day Committee. The Louisville family tours New York and Washington, touring attractions, meeting Ralph Houk, TV stars, and appearing on TV while Earl’s honor sparks family pride and airline travel.

Earl Durham National Fathers Day Committee

Surprise Twist In Kinne Case Advances Evidence

In Kansas City AP report police found a .22 slug in a willow tree linked to the first degree murder trial of Sharon Kinne. The 21 year old Independence widow is charged in the May 1960 slaying of Patricia Jones, whose body showed four bullet wounds. Ballistics tests will compare the slug from the tree with the Jones evidence.

Kansas City Sharon Kinne Independence Patricia Jones Roy Thrush Kinne

Found Dead in Fire Ruins at Kansas Station

Jesse A. Adams, 62, was found dead today inside his fire-damaged filling station in Sedan Kansas. His body was located about 45 minutes after he left home for the station. The cause of the fire was not determined.

Sedan Kas Jesse A. Adams

Two Cited By Police In Main Street Collisions

Two persons were cited by police yesterday following crashes on Main Street. Ralph Studebaker, 59, and Charles E. Edeck, 21, faced charges with bonds set at $15 and $25 respectively. Studebaker failed to hold a license. Edeck drove on the wrong side of the street amid separate collisions involving J A Wadkins, Armand Ray Deleplancque, and others near North and South Main.

Main Street Ralph J. Studebaker Charles E. Ebeck Wellsville Hamblin North Main Edeck Armand Ray Deleplancque NIKE Gardner South Main

Local Farm and Auction Dates Across Kansas and Missouri

A compiled list of upcoming sales and consignments across Kansas and nearby Missouri including furniture household goods farm machinery horses and livestock. Entries note locations such as Edgerton Ottawa Centropolis Neosho Pomona and Overbrook with sale dates scattered through June and weekly auctions listed on Thursdays and Wednesdays.

Miss Chole Wright Overbrook Kas Richard Funk & Johaning Bro’s Lawrence E. H. Kimmel Household Goods West Centropolis Neosho Livestock Commission Co Neosho Missouri Ottawa Livestock Com. Co Wilson St Ottawa Eas

Funeral services for Chet Kennedy Kansas City Kans

Funeral services for Chet Kennedy of Kansas City Kansas will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at Fulton Funeral Home in Kansas City with graveside ceremonies at Wellsville Cemetery around 3 p.m. The widow is Mina Single formerly of Wellsville. Mrs Nannie S McClellan death notice lists June 19 service at Topeka Methodist Home Chapel with cremation and no flowers requested.

Chet Kennedy Kansas City Kas Fulton Funeral Home Wellsville Kennedy Mina Wellsvile Nannie S. McLellan Nannie S. McClellan College Ave Topeka

Notices of Hearings in Franklin County Estates 1961 Ottawa

Public probate notices in Kansas Franklin County list hearings for the estates of Carrie Mae Kirk Maude E Richardson and Harry Homer Peterson. Petitions seek final settlements, accounting approvals, heir determinations, and asset assignments with deadlines in July 1961. Includes notice of Neva A Moon descent petition and Maude Richardson executor Parmely notices.

State of Kansas Robert A. Anderson Carrie Mae Kirk Ottawa Anderson Byrd Franklin County Maude E. Richardson K. M. Parmely Maude E. Richardson State of Kansas Harry Homer Peterson H. Homer Peterson Joel H. Towner

Loan To Baker University Dormitory Revealed

Washington AP reports a $582 600 loan from the Community Facilities Administration to Baker University Baldwin Kansas to fund a two story dormitory for 148 women students Senator Frank Carlson Republican Kansas announced the funds and involvement of the loan program

Washington Baker University Baldwin Kas Community Facilities Administration Frank Carlson R-Kas

KC Markets cattle hogs and sheep report

KC Markets in Kansas City notes cattle 200 and calves 25 offered, not enough for test. Hogs 3,000 with barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower, sows steady to 25 lower. 1 3 190-250 lb at 15.75 to 17.00, sows 1-2-3 200-400 lb at 13.50 to 14.75. Sheep 100 with choice to prime lambs about steady at 17.75, other classes scarce for test.

Kansas City

Centropolis Township Budget Hearing Set for June 26 1961

The Centropolis Township Board of Franklin County Kansas will meet at Centropolis Store on June 26 at 8:00 PM to hear taxpayer objections to the proposed 1962 budget and consider amendments. Figures listed include 113.74 140.98 29.64 284.36 for the budget details.

Centropolis Township Franklin County Kansas Centropolis

Fragmentary pricing line from unidentified page item

A partial OCR fragment shows prices and a few numbers likely from a listing or advertisement. No clear names, places or dates are readable. The snippet includes 51.00 51.50 and ratios like 10e 60e 70e 13e per, with occasional letters and symbols, but lacks context to determine subject.

Card of Thanks for Veroncia Steerman and family

Our heartfelt thanks to all who extended sympathy and help in our sorrow for Veronica Steerman. Gratitude for prayers, cards, letters, gifts, flowers, hospital care, and support during her long illness and death. - The Davidson and Steerman families

Davidson Veronica Steerman

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ellis Edith Sass County Dairy Princess Soroptimist International Barbara Johnson Soroptimists Miss Sass Ottawa Rotary Club East Lith George Zielsdorf Snyder Pharmacy Ralph A. Bruce John Hudelson William A. Hay Kansas State University Manhattan Patricia Nester Donald Nester Wright Drake's Bakery Adv Charles A. Stevenin Walnut Rawleigh Products E. F. Risdon Kathryn Roberts Sunflower Girls State American Legion Auxiliary The Franklin County Historical Society O. H. Brock Allan Schmitt Lee Schmitt Truth Or Consequences N. Mex Eva Schmitt Don Miskimon Ray Miskimon Pittsburg State College Wellsville News Bernice Holden Robert Cramer Cindy Emporia Hugh Cramer Norman Shannon Nancy David Bowie Tex Shannons Florence Shannon Clifford Kennedy Charles Tomlin Grand Lake John Deere Fertilizer Company Tomlin's Cryer Okla Cassville, Mo Ed Waters Jane Hensler Waters Mrs. Hensler Mrs. Cramer Cramer Roaring River Park Ray Brecheisen Kiwanis Eugene Nwofude Ottawa University Nigeria Professor Snyder Snyder Eugene Paul van Kesteren Belgium Assembly of God Church Mae Broers Minnie ‘Todd Edgerton Louis H. Hanson American Legion Eudora DeSoto Jor Towner’s Chapel Rom Ees Paes Optlawal Hugh Honor Joy Miller AP Women's Inez Durham Earl Guy Durhams Louisville Janice Compton Sandra Carole Bob Pop Dennis Arvin Walker E. L. Walker Kansas State Teachers College Gordon James Phone Feed Home Elsworth Furniture and Person Main Wilson Myers Bros Claude Howard Franklin County Sale Company Locust & Wilson Albert Stewart and Son C. Beatty Albert Harold Lyndon N. Main Jack Nelson Overbrook Livestock Sale Legals Varney Glen W. Moon Glenn W. Moon Neva A. Moon K. M. Parmel L. R. Hannen Burlington Gleason, Gleason, Doty and Logan Ottawa Lodge AF & AM St. John’s Day All Masons Myron S. Steere Jr Sidney D. Morris Harry E. Brink E.H.P Melvin L. Sellers See Alcoholics Anonymous Eastern Mfgr. of Chemicals AVON Patricia Lackey Gerald Edgerton S. Locust General Services Davis Paint King Singer Paris Albrights Palomino Stud Service le Figgins Anne Laws Fuller Brush Baker Dairy Queen Jerry Bowman Burgerteria Aileen Bowman Limb Funeral Home Funeral Directosb Vern Link H. T. Milte W. D. Dunlap Mbes Prish Nemin Peoria
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