Local News Briefs From Ottawa and Nearby Areas
Lt Col and Mrs John B Fowler of Arlington Va travel to Van Nuys Calif to visit his brother Lawrence and family. Newcomers to LeLoup are Merle Elliott and family from Olathe. Elliott recovering from rheumatic fever. may return to work at Richard Gebauer Air Force Base Grandview Mo. Stock Car Races Saturday night at 7 30. Robert Beeler of Ottawa returns from KU Medical Center for a check up. Death of Junior Nichols formerly of Tapley neighborhood beaumont Texas by electric shock while installing air conditioning. Arthur L Long 47 of 119 S Cedar arrested for drunkenness June 30 court. Wellsville High School 1894 graduates visit Bernice Shoemaker’s home. Close out sale at Courtney Ogg’s West Side Grocery up to 20 percent off. Bruce B Bedgood Jr 7th Infantry Division live firing exercise in Korea with visiting generals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B.fowler
Arlington, Va
van Nuys
Calif
Lawrence
LeLoup
Merle Elliott
Olathe
Lexie Morgan
Elliott
Richard Gebauer Air Force Base
Grandview
Richmond
Junior Nickols
Clarence Nickols
Cedaredge
Colo
Tapley
Nichols
Beaumont
Tex
Favors Making Payrolls Public
The Senate Rules Committee voted to open payrolls for public inspection. The measure, supported by Sen. Kenneth B. Keating, would require the secretary of the Senate to publish four times a year the names and salaries of all Senate employees. The move follows earlier efforts by the American Society of Newspaper Editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Kenneth B. Keating
RNY
Keating
American Society of Newspaper Editors
House
Congres
Funeral rites for Lawrence Reyes at Sacred Heart
Funeral services for Lawrence Reyes held at Sacred Heart Catholic Church at 9:30 this morning. Rev. Charles M. Brink officiated with Miss Clara Bellefleur as organist and the Junior Choir singing. Burial followed in Mt Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Reyes
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Charles M. Brink
Clara Bellefleur
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Three Divorces Granted in District Court
Three divorces were granted in District Court Tuesday. Virginia May Michel was awarded a divorce from Albert Michel for gross neglect of duty, with her maiden name Hanson restored. Edward E. Crawford was granted a divorce from Delma Crawford for abandonment over a year. Juanita Rake and Jimmy W. Rake were divorced for gross neglect of duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia May Michel
Albert Michel
Hanson
Edward E. Crawford
Delma Crawford
Juanita Rake
Jimmy W. Rake
Grieving Son Provides Key Murder Clue
In Yakima Washington a grieving son spotted a family car passing at dusk and led authorities to a husky mental patient asleep in the slain man’s car. John Bernard Doyle 22 formerly of Wapato was found inside the car near Cle Elum after a body identified as Vivian Meagher 56 Seattle salesman was discovered shot and bludgeoned nearby. Doyle escaped Northern State Hospital June 9 and was linked to a nurse assault in Seattle. John Meagher 24 trailed the suspect and alerted police before help arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Wash
Washington
Cle Elum
John Bernard Doyle
Vivian Meagher
Seattle
Salesman
Here
Doyle
Northern State Hospital
Frances Mullin
Meagher
Wapato
Ellensburg
FBI
John Meagher
Castro Announces Cattle Land Policy
Fidel Castro declared a new land reform rule seizing cattle lands above 3300 acres per owner and redistributing the excess to landless peasants. The law also requires the maximum 3300 acres to be in use and allows ownership of only 1000 acres otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Trucker dies in crash near Wamego on US 24
Robert L. Chaffin 18 of Topeka was killed when a truck struck a bridge on US 24 about three miles east of Wamego. He was alone, thrown from the vehicle as it landed on him. he was the son of Del Ibert and Mrs. Chaffin of Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamego
Robert L. Chaffin
Topeka
U.S. Highway 24
Here
Chaffin
Mrs
del Ibert Chaffin
Steel Steady Gain as Market Closes Higher
Active trading mixed with a late afternoon slip, volume around 2.9 million shares. Youngstown Steel Division led with 2% gain, U S Steel 1%, Republic 1%, Lukens 1 1 4 percent. Chrysler up 1 4, Ford 1, American Motors 1 4, GM down 0? Pacific Telephone up 8 on stock split news, American Telephone up 34. General Tire up 2, Texas Instruments 4 and General Tire 5. Government bonds drift lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Youngstown
Steels
U.S
Cattle and grain futures steady with mixed livestock activity
Kansas City reports show cattle and hog markets mixed with steers and yearlings steady to firm while cows and weaker calf types lag. Grain prices edge up slightly as wheat and corn futures close higher, with notable bids for No 2 and No 3 grades. Deaths include William Arthur Barnes, 82, Osawatomie, died at Miami County Hospital after long illness, survived by a large family. funeral at Church of Christ in Waverly with services and pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
William Arthur Barnes
Osawatomie
Miami County
Paola
Gentry County
Joseph and
Lilla
Elda) Barnes
Missouri Ester
Grand City
Kansas
Barnes
Tom Jennings
Waverly
Omer Caraway
Little Rock
Ark
James Spitzensberger
Carl H
Orville A
Albert A
Laray
James E
Blue Springs
James Barnes
Independence
Oma Stites
St. Joseph
Mattie Wese
Albany
Church ‘of Christ
Church of Christ
W. C. Wagner
Bill Taylor
Horace Lynch
Bill Shilling
Glenn Baker
George Jennings
Paul Phillips
Waverly Cemetery
Hospital Admissions and Births Reported in Local Notes
Admissions list includes Mrs. Thomas H. King Pomona Monday James Francis Meara 609 E 4th Leon Spore 832 Ham blin Mrs Nettie V Sullivan 635 5 S Mulberry Elmer Shaw 1134 S Cedar Mrs Ira Collins Pomona W D Bell 725 W 5th Ray Bloomer 124 W 11th Mrs Harrison Secrist Princeton Tuesday Edward Casper 205 E Wilson Births Mr and Mrs John Kramer 1007 S Hickory son born Tuesday weight 6 lbs 3 1/2 oz. Dismissals include Mrs Dean Kirkland Rantoul Monday Mrs Leroy Reeves and infant daughter 964 Olive Diana Carol Bobbish 1341 S Poplar Tuesday James F Meara 609 E 4th Clyde Cook 605 E 15th Mrs Inez Parks 1133 S Hickory Mrs Harrison Secrist Princeton today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. King
Pomona
James Francis Meara
E. 4Th
Leon Spore
Hamblin
Nettie V. Sullivan
S. Mulberry
Elmer Shaw
S. ‘Cedar
Ira Collins
W. D. Bell
W. 5Th
Ray Bloomer
Harrison Secrist
Princeton
Edward Casper
E. Wilson
Dean Kirkland
Rantoul
Leroy Reeves
Olive
Diana Carol Bobbish
S. Poplar
James F. Meara
Clyde Cook
Inez Parks
S. Hickory
Unhurt When Car Flips Near Ottawa
A 16 year old Ottawan, Ralph Davis, rolled his car over on loose gravel on a curve about a mile west and a half mile north of Ottawa at 2 30 p m Tuesday. Davis and his two youthful passengers escaped injury according to Sheriff Max Gilmore. The car landed on its top in a roadside ditch. names of the two passengers were not available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Davis
Max Gilmore
Davis
Ottawa
Gilmore
Speeding Charges and Licenses Cited in Police Court
In police court, Foti was cited on the 1000 block of North Main and posted $55 bond to appear. Cecil W. Kimball and Howard W. Linneman face charges of driving 50 in a 90 mph zone on South Main from 9th to 11th. Os car L. Mayhugh Jr. was cited for no driver's license and posted $10 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North’ Main
Bass
Police
Cecil. W. Kimball
Mulberry
Ottawa
South Main
Oscar L. Mayhugh Jr
Marriage Licenses for Bernard Sanchez and Pablita Barron
Bernard Sanchez aged 28 from Kansas City Missouri and Pablita Barron aged 32 from Ottawa were issued a marriage license. The records list both parties and their ages with city or state origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Sanchez
Kansas City, Mo
Pablita Barron
Ottawa
Appointment of Administrator in Mayfield Estate, Ottawa
Notice in Franklin County Probate Court announces John B. Pierson appointed administrator of the estate of E G Mayfield deceased on June 16 1959. Creditors must file claims within nine months from first publication or be barred. Dated June 18 1959 at Ottawa Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Kansas
Franklin County
G Mayfield
State of Kansas
E. G. Mayfield
John B. Pierson
E.G. Mayfield
Ottawa
Notice of Hearing In Estate of J Earl Bruner Kansas
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas No 10 183 Ruth Bruner administratrix petitions for final accounting heirs and distribution of assets filed June 24 1959. Defenses due by July 17 1959 at 10 a m in Ottawa Kansas. Attorney John B Pimrson represents administratrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Kansas
J. Earl Bruner
Ottawa
Rush Bruner
John B. Pimrson
Ottawa Shrine and related orders meet this week
Ottawa Shrine No 19 invites Sojourners to a regular meeting Thursday June 25 at 8:00 p m with a district deputy visit. Ottawa Chapter No 7 R A M holds a stated assembly Wednesday night June 34 at 7:30 p m for business. Ottawa Council No 18 R S M holds a stated convocation Wednesday June 24 at 8:00 p m. Plus a vacancy ad for a woman in a pleasant care home at 803 S Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Webster
Ottawa
Fredrick A. Gardner
E.H.P
Melvin L. Sellers
Sec
Ottawa Council No
Mary Crum
S. Main
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S. Cedar
3Rd and
Cedar
Wellsville High School
Bernice Shoemaker
RFD
Wellsville
Emma Fiehler
Shoemaker
Marvin Shoemaker
Ed Smith
Alonzo Smith
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West ‘Side
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John Ay
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7Th Infantry
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Rock Springs Training Center
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Steve Murray
Lloyd Ballhagen
Castro
Vica
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Arthur Barnes
John Kramer
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Order of the White Shrine of
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Myrtle Rogers
W.H.P
Isabelle Jacobsen
W.S
Frederick A. Gardner
Ill
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