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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1959

Page

4

Confer With Army Engineers On Levee Problem

City officials will travel to Kansas City to discuss flood control work in Ottawa with Army Engineers. Topics include right-of-way on Missouri Pacific crossings near Hope Cemetery, track raising methods, and who pays temporary construction costs. Project manager Don McKirchey says delaying work hinges on settling these issues as wet river deposits must be dried before further levee raising.

Kansas City Army Ottawa Missouri Pacific Hope Cemetery Don McKirchey McCarthy Improvement Company Davenport Iowa Army Engineer McKirchey

Ottawa University trustees hold special meeting on housing plans

Ottawa University trustees meet in Myers Library to discuss problems tied to proposed student housing facilities amid other local items. The brief notes university productions, local court actions, and community notices including announcements of races and appointments.

Ottawa University Board of Trustees Myers Library

Death of John T. Dobey at 67 in Kansas hospital

John T. Dobey, 67, of 112 N. Cedar, died at Ransom Memorial Hospital at 1 30 p.m. yesterday. Born January 29 1892 in Rogeron Texas he is survived by two sons John T. Dobey of Seattle Washington and Patrick L. Dobey of Tripoli North Africa. He was a member of the Methodist Church.

John T. Dobey N. Cedar Ransom Memorial Hospital Mr. Dobey Rogeron Tex Seattle Wash Patrick L. Dobey Tripoli Africa Methodist Church

Porter service for Inez Pearl Porter

Mrs. Inez Pearl Porter 74 of Crestview Nursing Home died yesterday at 3 p.m. in Ransom Memorial Hospital. Born August 20, 1884 in Lyndon she married Earl O. Porter. Survived by two sons Donald H. Porter Kansas City Missouri Harold H. Porter Sierra Madre California one daughter Helen M. Porter Long Beach California and sister Nora H. Nicholson. Funeral at Lamb Funeral Home Sunday 2 p.m. Rev. Tom Reborn will officiate. Burial Melvern.

Inez Pearl Porter Crestview Nursing Home Ransom Memorial Hospital Lyndon Earl O. Porter Donald H. Porter Kansas City Harold H. Porter Sierrra Madre Calif Helen M. Porter Long Beach Nora H. Nicholson Lamb Funeral Home Tom Reborn The First Methodist Church Melvern

Ottawa Police Charge Three Officers in Youth Traffic Violations

Ottawa police cited two 16 year old motorists and a 23 year old driver on traffic violations. Jimmie Dale Morton of Kansas City was charged with three counts for hitting a warning sign on Locust Street bridge. Cecil McArdle Jr. 16, of 107 S Elm, charged with reckless driving. Danny F. Rodgers 16 of Baldwin charged with illegal mufflers. All to appear in Police Court June 23.

Ottawa Kansas City Jimmie Dale Morton Locust Street Bridge Cecil McArdle Jr S. Elm South Main Danny F. Rodgers Baldwin

Two Civil Cases Filed In Franklin County Court

Dr H N Flora had a suit dismissed at plaintiff cost for $121.30 against Mrs Jinx Reimer 375 Walnut for services. Lyman A Corils Jr Ottawa Finance Co filed two actions against Juan Martinez for $149.93 and against R L Dawson RFC 2 Ottawa for $648.28 on promissory notes. Corlis seeks 10 percent interest plus costs in addition to judgments.

Franklin County H. N. Flora Jinx Reimer Lyman A. Corils Jr Ottawa Finance Co S. Main Juan Martinez R. L. Dawson RFC 2 Ottawa Martinez Dawson Corlis

Bazine Woman Rushed To Kansas City hospital

A Bazine Kansas woman Rose Schaben age 50 was rushed to the Kansas University Medical Center after a home explosion that burned her and her husband Brent Schaben. Police aided a rapid car trip arriving at 1 30 a m the doctor said she was in critical condition but handled the trip fairly well. The blast cracked every wall in the Ness County home as the couple tried to light a stove on returning from a vacation. Mrs Schaben had been in Ness City Hospital since Friday.

Kansas City Kas Kansas University Medical Center Rose Schaben

Gromyko Seeks Delay In Western Berlin Plan Action

In Geneva Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko won a 24 hour delay before answering the Western plan for a Berlin stopgap settlement. Western ministers hope to nudge Gromyko toward negotiations, offering a compromise that could enable a summit. The plan proposes German personnel at Berlin supply checkpoints and limits on nuclear arms, with the Western four not recognizing East Germany.

Geneva Andrei Gromyko Berlin Idelay Gromyko Soviet Union U.S West Berlin East Germany United States Britain France Christian A. Herter

Hospital Notes Admits and Birth Announcements

Hospital notes show admissions including Mrs Roy C Miller 422 EF 14th Tuesday and births for Mr and Mrs Donald A Brown 11384 W 7th daughter 8 lb 2 oz and Mr and Mrs Charles Burlingham RFD 2 daughter 6 lb 14 oz. Osawatomie born Charles Weiss son 8 lb 3 oz. Dismissals include Richard E White 144 S Poplar and others.

Roy C. Miller Robert Wilson N. Oak John Burrell Wellsville Donald A. Brown Charles Burlingham RFD Charles Weiss Osawatomie Richard E. White S. Poplar Charles Shumate Walnut Scott Ernest Morrow Elm William LeValley Hickory Helen R. McGinnis N. Sycamore Orvin Lee Chase Pomona Harry Lennard Jack Goss Rockwood Drive Glenn W. Jackson Sr S. Locust Linda Louise Fouts S. Cedar

No-Fund Check Case Dismissed In Ottawa District Court

Evelyn Shirley also known as Evelyn Shirley Osher Horne of Ottawa faced no fund check charges for issuing a £10 check to Reno's Inc on November 10, 1958. Found guilty in Franklin County Court, she was sentenced to the State Industrial Farm for Women in Lansing. County Attorney Don White moved to dismiss the case with costs.

Evelyn Shirley Evelyn Shirley Osher Horne Ottawa Reno's, Inc Franklin State Industrial Farm For Women Lansing Don White

Want Troops In Coal Area

Coal operators asked President Eisenhower to send troops to eastern Kentucky coal fields. The United Mine Workers Union pledged cooperation with law officers to quell violence. Attorney Joseph C. Lewis led operators in Perry, Letcher, and Knott counties. sheriffs in Letcher Perry Knott and Pike counties received letters. Governor Chandler later ordered the National Guard into the fields, and troops withdrew after two weeks.

Lexington Eisenhower Kentucky United Mine Workers Union White House Joseph C. Lewis Perry, Letcher Knott Counties Letcher Perry, Knott Pike Lewis A. B. Chandler National Guard

Convicted Robber Escapes At Wichita

George McFarland Jr., 26, recently given concurrent 16 year terms for a supermarket holdup and panel truck theft, fled Sedgwick County Hospital where he was being treated for a leg infection by leaping from a second floor window. He had pleaded guilty June 10 to the $1,100 holdup and theft.

Wichita, Kan George McFarland, Jr Sedgwick County Hospital Kansas Cition Wichita Clement Clark

Personal Income Of Americans To Record High

Washington reports May personal income rose to a record annual rate of 376.2 billion dollars, up 3 billion for the month on an annual basis. Secretary Strauss credited high purchasing power with business confidence and job growth prospects as the economy shifts from recovery to a boom.

Washington Secretary of Commerce Lewis L. Strauss Commerce Department Federal Reserve Board

Notice of Appointment of Executor in Hughes Estate Kansas

In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court case 10 358 C P Burrows is appointed executor of Earl James Hughes deceased with letters issued May 21 1959. Creditors heirs devisees and legatees are notified to file claims within nine months from first publication to avoid bar. Attorneys Gleason Doty and Logan represent the executor.

Ottawa Herald Franklin County Kansas Harl James Hughes Earl James Hughes C. P.burrows C. P. Burrows Gleason Gleason, Doty & Logan

Nicaragua Fears New Invasion Threat

President Luis Somoza reported two invasion threats to Nicaragua. He said about 50 men based in Honduras may have crossed the northern border and 200 men from Costa Rica were preparing to strike in about two weeks.

Nicaragua Managua Luis Somoza Niaragua Central American Republic Honduras Costa Rica Somoza

Lincoln Township 1959 Budget Hearing Notice Kansas

Published June 17 1959 notice states Lincoln Township Franklin County Kansas will hold a July 1 1959 budget hearing at the Franklin County Courthouse at 10 00 a m. The meeting invites taxpayer objections and budget amendments with Ray Farris clerk and L A Fabert trustee listed.

Lincoln Township Pranklin County Franklin County Kansas Franklin County Court House Ray Farris L. A. Fabert Harreon Township Harrison Township Verne White Roy Gould Township Auditing Board Sheen Seewee Co. Treas Hig Way Adee Ell Saeed Aieretodna Ts

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