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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1960
Page
6
A New York AP essay pictures a desk as a silent life chronicle. From youth to old age the desk drawer holds photos, cigarettes, pills, letters, and mementos that map a man’s hopes, duties, and defeats across decades. The aging worker empties the drawer and leaves, as the desk awaits another life’s story.
Washington AP Maurice Stans, budget chief, urged Congress to curb spending to keep Eisenhower’s 1961 budget balanced. He warned that pending measures could derail tax cuts and debt reduction, naming postal rate hikes, defense and welfare bills, and pension deductions for self-employed workers as potential budget busting items. The Senate moved to raise revenue with broader taxes, while a conference loomed.
Mr and Mrs Art Holland and family of Kansas City visited her parents Mr and Mrs Jerry Trip Jett. Lavon Hettler of Ottawa and Mr and Mrs W H Hettler called on Wayne Hettler family. Virgil Phillips of Kansas City visited his parents Mr and Mrs John Brownlee. Eugene McDowell of Ottawa, formerly of Lane, is at KU Medical Center for leg operation. Vacation Bible School ended with a 125 enrollment. Supper guests included multiple area residents from Mission Texarkana Livermore Osawatomie and more.
In Portland Oregon two sisters Ellen Indermuehle and Edith Valentine reunited after 53 years since their father’s death separated them as children. Edith had lived with a paternal aunt since then while Ellen stayed with the Indermuehle family. Their mother’s death a year earlier finally allowed a planned reunion with Edith now Mrs Valentine and Ellen now Mrs Indermuehle joining her in Portland.
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