Quiet Title Suit Filed In District Court
Lulu M. Brown sues Isaac S. Kalloch and others for quiet title to land in Franklin County. Also noted are fried chicken specials, new Squangle measuring tools, and local sales pitches. Wayne Rimmer posted bond after disturbing the peace arrest in Independence Missouri. Annual school meeting announced for Chippewa on June 25 at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu M. Brown
Isaac S. Kalloch
Franklin County
Adv
Squankle
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Dakotas
Montana
Wyoming
Theodore Rasmussen
W. 10Th
Seattle
Wash
Deaths of Ernest H. Davis and Lizzie M. Powell
Funeral services were held for Ernest H. Davis 82 of Topeka and Williamsburg who died June 17 in St Joseph Memorial Hospital Larned. He was born December 27 1877 in Canada and came to the U S in 1903. Also noted are his marriages and lodge membership. Separate services were held for Lizzie M. Powell 87 who died June 18 with burial in Highland Cemetery and organ music provided by Mrs. Lawrence Ott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Jr. Davis
Ernest H. Davis
St. Joseph Memorial Hospital
Larned
Bethany Episcopal Church
Topeka
Williamsburg
Stanley Mills
Ontario
Canada
Eva Morris
Helen H. Harris
Anchor Lodge
A.F
A.M
Lizzie M. Powell
Towner
Thomas Ingle
Lawrence Ott
Phares Ellis
Raymond Hill
Henry Chilton
Lowell Collins
Richard Pointer
Lester Whitley Sr
Highland Cemetery
Four Injured In Train Collision Near Enid Oklahoma
A Rock Island passenger train derailed near Enid Oklahoma injuring four of 96 aboard and two switch engine workers. The crash occurred at 3 45 a m when the switch engine sideswiped a car, ripping up tracks as six passenger cars and a baggage car left the track. In Enid hospital Mrs Dick Tanner 53 of Lawrence Kansas was treated and released. Passengers Herman Prahl 66 of Minneapolis Mrs Henry Swartz 63 of Trenton Missouri and Pamala Vandergriff 24 of Houston Texas were treated for injuries. Also treated were D J Castevens 33 and Delma Clemons 19 both of El Reno Oklahoma the engine and fireman on the switch engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emid, Okla
Rock Island Railroad
D. J. Smith
el Reno
Okla
Southern Division
Enid Hospital
Dick Tanner
Lawrence
Kan
Herman Prahl
Minneapolis
Henry Swartz
Trenton
Pamala Vandergriff
Houston
Tex
D. J. Castevens
Delma Clemons
Opia
Walking Doctor Continues Trek Through Ohio Toward New York
Dr Barbara Moore resumes a cross country trek from Hebron Ohio at 1 15 am planning daily rests as she travels through eastern Ohio. She hiked about 20 miles Wednesday before an ankle issue forced a stop and a child who followed fell but recovered. Moore hopes to reach New York City as soon as possible, likely by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville, Ohio
Barbara Moore
Hebron
Britain
Ohio
New York City
Jobs A Prime Problem For The Rest Of 1960
New York AP report projects jobs remaining a priority through the year. Growing labor force meets a mixed outlook with gradual gains in output and consumption but unemployment stubborn around five percent as automation trims job needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
New York
Deaths Mrs Arthur Willis Widow of Willis Nurseryman
Mrs. Arthur Willis died this morning at Miami County Hospital Paola. Widow of Arthur E Willis son of the Willis Nursery founder, she resided in Ottawa 1924 to 1950 then moved to Osawatomie to live with sister Ada Remington in 1950. Funeral Sunday 2 pm at First Methodist Church Osawatomie. Burial in Highland Cemetery Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Willis
Arthur E. Willis
Miami County Hospital
Paola
Willis Nursery
Three Ottawa Youths Jailed For Petty Thefts
Three Ottawa youths Jerry Lee Hollon Robert Albert McCurdy and Dennis Mitchell Griffin all 17 were sentenced to 60 days in county jail for petty larceny in County Court. They pleaded guilty to taking six batteries a claw hammer and a screwdriver on June 20. Loot found June 21 at a Lawrence junk yard with car description matching Griffin’s vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Jerry Lee Hollon
S. Willow
Robert Albert McCurdy
S. Oak
Dennis Mitchell Griffin
Maple
Lawrence
Griffin
Max Gilmore
Charles Schamle
John Birzer
Bill Fawl
Control Of A's May Be Sold
Kansas City Star reports that control of the Kansas City Athletics likely will be sold within 6 to 9 months to settle Arnold Johnson estate taxes. Johnson owned 2,599 shares, 52 percent, of the Athletics and 108,841 shares of Automatic Canteen Co of America. Other cities seek a major league franchise, leaving Kansas City's baseball status uncertain until final disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Kansas City Athletics
Arnold Johnson
Cook County
Ilinois
Johnson
Kansas City Athletics, Inc
Missouri
The
Star
Athletics
Automatic Canteen Company of America
Three Truckers Cited for Truck Speed Violations in County Court
Three truck drivers were cited by highway patrol and charged in County Court. Clem E. McGhee of Colony and Dwight D. Little of Carrollton faced speeding charges for trucks over 5,000 pounds, driving 59 and 58 respectively. Jimmie L. Jones of Cushing, Oklahoma, was charged with failing to keep a daily log and flares. Jones posted $10 bond, McGhee $15, and Little is set to appear June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem E. McGhee
Colony
Dwight D. Little
Carrolton
McGhee
Little
Jimmie L. Jones
Cushing
Okla
Jones
School Bill Appears Doomed in Congress
WASHINGTON AP House Democratic leaders sought to revive a school construction bill blocked by the House Rules Committee. The panel declined to let the House seek a Senate compromise as rival bills differ. With adjournment near, passage seemed unlikely this year. Lyndon Johnson and Sam Rayburn press for a school funding bill to aid states, while Nixon also backs it to blunt a Democratic issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
House Rules Committee
Senate
Congress
Federa
Lyndon Johnson
Sam Rayburn
Richard M. Nixon
Anti-Castro Plot Broken in Miami and Key Largo raid
Federal agents shattered a planned anti-Castro invasion by about 60 Cuban youths recruited in Miami and held at a Key Largo motel awaiting transport to Cuba. Cuban sources link recruitment to Batista loyalists now opposing Castro. In Mexico City, five exiled Cuban political leaders formed the Democratic Revolutionary Front vowing to topple Castro and establish a provisional government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Cuba
Key Largo
Fulgencio Batista
Fidel Castro
FBI
Revolutionary Front
Mexico City
Democratic Revolutionary Front
Frente Revolucionario Democratico
FRD
Fidel
Docking Responds To Anderson Charge In Kansas Row
Gov. George Docking denounced Attorney General John Anderson as aiming to damage him and his son through misrepresentation. Anderson blamed Democrats for Coffeyville Loan collapse, citing Elbel and McDowell involvement and alleging Graham enabled securities sales under Docking appointee authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
George Docking
John Anderson
Anderson
Coffeyville Loan and Investment Co
Docking
Champ Graham
GOP
Donald R. Elbel
Joseph McDowell
Kansas City
Kan
Neosho
Elbel
CLIC
Kansas
Prince Philip Cusses Freely At Scottish Summer Camp
ALLOWAY Scotland AP Prince Philip used the word hell twice during visits to a summer camp near Alloway where he spoke with Dorothy McMillan 17 in charge of outdoor play makeup. He asked about a Spartan Girl who plays a seduction role and quizzed others about singing for atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alloway
Scotland
Prince Philip
Dorothy McMillan
Dorothy
Ann Ballingall
Hospital Notes Admissions And Dismissals Spell Busy Week
Admissions include Mrs John Burrell Wellsville and Harry Patterson 929 S Hickory Wednesday Miss Stella Kep ple Richmond Thursday Dismissals list Harry Seevers 1146 A Willow Mrs Terry Cox and infant son RFD 3 Clarence William Willey Lane Mrs Lonnie Barnes RFD 2 Mrs Theodore Spencer Richmond and Harvey A Schnelle 320 E 12th Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burrell
Wellsville
Harry Patterson
S. Hickory
Stella Kepple
Richmond
Harry Seevers
Terry Cox
RFD
Clarence William Willey
Lane
Lonnie Barnes
Theodore Spencer
Harvey A. Schnelle
Wellsville News Highlights and Visits Across Kansas
Wellsville residents attend family gatherings and visits in Leavenworth Baldwin and Ottawa. Jill Kimbrough undergoes tonsillectomy at Cush ing Memorial Hospital. Bands and summer music program updates announced. Several locals travel to Des Moines for visits and radio appearances. Front sign at Adriance Truck and Tractor to be repainted. Family birthday gathering honors Mrs Bill Warnock. Mrs Louise Burrell to undergo surgery at Ransom Memorial. Some relatives stay in Manitou Springs for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Warnock
Leavenworth
Vaughn Kimbrough
Jill
Cushing Memorial Hospital
Adriance Truck and Tractor Store
Dave's
Adriance’s
Ottawa
Bill Warnock
M. W. Sloan
Wellsville
Jim Warnock
Lester Moore
Louise Burrell
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Local Market Prices for Grains and Eggs Listed
Market notes show soybeans wheat and corn prices with figures such as 1.70 for rye and 1.02 for shelled corn. Oats butterfat graded eggs heavy and light hens are quoted with several cent values including 1.84 for a cock.
Kansas City Animal Market Report Slips amid Mixed Scores
AP notes cattle receipts at 1,500 with calves weak to steady and most demand from stockers. hogs 2,000 with 200-230 lb bars and 400-600 lb sows showing mixed moves. sheep at 200 with spring lambs easing and slaughter lambs trading 4.00-5.00 per cwt. Overall, market activity was uneven across cattle hogs and sheep segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrowa
Gilta
Special levies authorized by township boards in Kansas
Several township boards Richmond Homewood Pottawatomie and Williamsburg announce special levy votes for two year periods. Elections set August 2 1960. Officials named George Atchison Dee Spaulding Raymond Wagner Clyde Wyatt Donnie Smith Kurt Weigand Ralph Haney Gard James Francis Miller Eugene Hart and W Williamsburg roster. Also probate notice in Franklin County Kansas for estate of Harry Homer Peterson with sale of Lots 20 22 and 24 in Fitts Addition Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rchmond
Richmond
Homewood
Pottawatomie Township
Apedal Levy
Mij
Jevy
Willamsburg Township
Williamsburg Township
C. W. Robe
Ottawa Herald
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Franklinm County
Kansas
Harry Homer Peterson
H. Homer Peterson
Gaid
Ottawa
Frankin County
Joel H. Towner
Gleason
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U.S
Ellis
Western Auto
Independence
Wayne Calvin Rimmer
Rimmer
North Poplar
Chippewa
Walla Walla
Navy
Cape Canaveral
China Lake
Calif
AP Business News
Philip
Ann
Girl's Auxiliary
Church of Scotland
Ackad
Sheena Parker
Wellsville News
Bernice Holden
Wellsville Saddle Club
Baldwin Aire
M. L. Averill
Baldwin
Flossie Shellack
Shellack
Averill
Lone Star Lake
Lowell Dickinson
Rod
T. Ray
DesMoines
Ray Brubarker
Mrs. Dickinson
Wendell Hicks
Harold Wingert
Ralph Chalencer
Jack Chalencer
Betsy
Overland Park
George Sherman
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Effie Pierce
Bitha Dodder
Overbrook
William Jolley
Linda
Bill
Mike
Cincinnati
Norman ‘Shannon
Humboldt
David Woods
Jolley
Jolly J
Lola Sands
H. E. DeTar
Manitou Springs, Colo
Cdi
Kramer
Pharmacy
Thomas ©. Gleason
Wayne Angeli
Ottawa Shrine
Order of the White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Lela Comstock
W.H.P. Tsabellle Jacobsen
W.S
W. Pomona
E. Bitts
KC Livestock Its
Legals
George Atchison
Dee Spaulding
Raymond Wagner
Clyde Wyatt
Donnie Smith
Kurt T. Weigand
Ralph Haney
Gard James
Henderson
Francis Miller
Eugene Hart
Carrie May Kirk
Esther M. Lee
Anderson & Byrd
Petitioner
C. O. Heidner
C-O
Ben Heidner
Rawleigha
Freeport
Otawa
Liberal
General Services
Atucco
Gilbert Smith
Ire Meade
Henry Alban
Roy Warhurat
Standard Rendering Co
Conrad
McCracken
Ottawa Roofing Co
Ottawa, Kansas
Bert Perry Baldwin
Allis” Tractor
Allis-Chalmers
Waverly
John Deere
Lee A. Perkins
William §. Bowers
Diesel
Sheldon's
Massey-Harris
Sheldon Truck & Tractor Co
S. Walnut Bho
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