News Briefs: Navy enlistment and local notices
Glen M Hamby Jr son of Glen M Hamby and Mrs Hamby 1232 S Main entered the Navy this week and is stationed in San Diego California. Ottawa Lodge 18 A F and A M set a Sunday June 26 special communication with breakfast at 730 am and St Johns day services at 830 am. Gerald B Harford Master Sydney O Morris Sed y. Jerry Smithey released on 1000 dollar bond after arraignment in County Court charged with non support of a minor child. preliminary hearing granted for 9 30 am next Saturday. Ellis Piano Tuning phone CH 24431. Larry James Dixon son of Melvin Dixon dismissed from Kansas University Medical Center Kansas City. Fried chicken dinner 98c tonight at North American Coffee Shop. Mr and Mrs Henry Alban 715 Willow report roasting ears from their garden corn is early fourth of July variety. Newly installed officers of Soroptimist Club include Goldie Daugharthy president Margaret Huderson vice president Marjorie Welty recording secretary Nell Barnaby corresponding secretary Ruth Mahoney treasurer. Fast guaranteed TV service Western Auto phone CH2-3969. Judy McClure and Steve Dunbar Richmond to represent Franklin County at Kansas State Health conference Rock Springs KS June 29 to July 3 chosen by Franklin County 4-H awards committee. A divorce petition filed in District Court by Carrie A Clayborne 720 Lincoln against Harry L Clayborne alleging gross neglect of duty custody sought for minor child married May 1947.
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Carrie A Clayborne
Lincoln
Harry L. Clayborne
Clayborne
Harry L
Death of Harry L Patterson at 80 in Baldwin area
Harry Leroy Patterson, 80, of 929 Hickory, died June 25 at 5 45 am in Ransom Memorial Hospital after years of ill health. Born November 3 in Baldwin, he was a son of Joseph and Mina Patterson. His first wife Eve Marie Hass died in February 1919. he married Rosa B Liggett of Baldwin on October 3, 1919. He lived in Baldwin, Talmage, and Ottawa for 16 years. He worked for Osburn's Greenhouse until retirement. Surviving: widow, two daughters Mrs Clarence Byram of Monrovia California and Mrs Earl Faron of Talmage, two brothers Glen of Alhambra California and Clyde of Nevada Missouri, four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Services June 27 at 2 pm in Towner's Funeral Chapel. burial in Highland Cemetery.
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Harry Leroy Patterson
Hickory
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Joseph and
Mina
Brockway) Patterson
Baldwin
Eve Marie Hass
Rosa B. Liggett
Talmage
Ottawa
Osburn
Clarence Byram
Funeral Services for Manlove and Scaff Dated in Local Cemeteries
Funeral services were held for George H. Manlove who died June 19 at Farris Funeral Home with Rev. Charles P. Knight officiating. Organist was Mrs. O D Meisenhimer and pallbearers included Carl L Manlove and Carl Manlove. Burial at Springfield Cemetery Anderson County. Nellie Scaff died June 21 with services June 23 at McVey Dengel Mortuary led by Rev. Knight. Mrs. R L Stevens played organ. pallbearers were Lawrence Shaffer Kenneth Lasater Wilbur Hartley Melvin Sellers Carl Barnhart and Fred Thomas. Burial at Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Manlove
Farris
Charles P. Knight
O. D. Meisenhimer
Carl L. Manlove
Carl Manlove
Don Gillespie
Peter Papps
J. P. Geiss
Orton Ivey
Springfield Cemetery
Anderson County
Nellie Scaff
Mc-Vey-Dengel Mortuary
R. L. Stevens
Lawrence Shaffer
Kenneth Lasater
Wilbur Hartley
Melvin Sellers
Carl Barnhart
Fred Thomas
Highland Cemetery
Satisfaction Guaranteed Furniture Upholstering Ad
Robert Barnes offers upholstery work including truck seats canvas tarps and combine canvas repairs. Specializes in canvas awnings with repair services and guaranteed satisfaction. Located under business listings with detail O26 Ass CH 29730.
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Robert Barnes
Business notes: local firms update fronts and staff
Myer's Motor Equipment Co unveils a new front by Suffren Glass with plans for a white painted facade and blue and yellow colors. Emerson Max promoted to sales manager at Moore Chevrolet-Olds. Kenny and Larry Wassmer run a consolidation sale as Winfield store closes. Ward manager Karl Jescinsky ships steaks by mail. Safeway Ottawa adopts self service meat. May Queen honor goes to Mrs. Juanita Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myer's Motor Equipment Co
Gene Suffren
Suffren Glass Co
Francis Golden
Lester
da- Shipman
Vid Moore
Moore Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Emerson
Max
Moore Chevrolet - Oismobile
David
Milo Hewitt
Ray Brown
Chevrolet
Harrisonville
Lloyd Prentice
Dennis Auto Co
Saffron Glass Co
Ottawa
Myer’s Motor Equipment Co
2Nd and
Walnut
Optimistic About Business In 1960
Washington AP reports midyear 1960 sees more optimists than pessimists about the economy. Growth may slow but output should rise on a high plateau with minimal inflation and a possibly mild recession risk in early 1961. Demand, incomes, credit ease, and a buoyant consumer sector support a stable year-end outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling F. Green
Washington Associated Press
Washington
Ross
iMarch
Federal Reserve Board
Regal Lilies Bloom and Local Updates in Wellsville
Emma Fiehler reports 28 regal lilies in bloom with blossoms opening from bottom to center over the next two days. Local visits include Raymond Lidikay and daughters from Denver. Ferdinand Clark Jr. to manage Phillips Station at Gardner soon. Taggert family visitors from Denver and Kansas City return home. Rebekah Lodge ends summer session with 12 members. meetings resume Sep 1. Burgoons return from Anoka. Diane Burgoon visiting grandparents. Eames and son Ike visit Woodward. Hostetters and Josephine Hostetter hosted by LaFayette couple. Huggins of Wichita to visit Clark family. Harry A. Sauberli Jr. to visit after army discharge.
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Emma Fiehler
RFD 2
Phillips Station
Gardner
Kas
Ferdinand Clark Jr
F. M. Clark
Terry
Bill Burgoon
Roy
Anoka
Minn
Pres
Bella Burgoon
Ininnesota
Diane Burgoon
Lowell Collins
Sharp Increase In Polio Reported
Washington AP reports a sharp rise in polio cases for the week ending June 18. Thirty seven total cases, thirty paralytic, were tallied, with nineteen cases, sixteen paralytic, for the prior week ending June 11. Paralyzing cases remain far below 1959 levels but exceed 1958 figures.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births and Dismissals
Admissions include John Snethen 508 Sycamore Mrs Roy Batdorf 434 Maple Ernest Clayborne 746 Cypress Elva Holden 719 N Main Eddie Casteel 300 Ash Friday Danny Crumm 814 W 6th Saturday Births: a son Friday to Mr and Mrs Joel Nordeen 1107 S Hickory weight 7 lbs 13 oz a son Saturday to Mr and Mrs Robert Urban Kansas City weight 7 lbs 12 oz Dismissals: Ross Nichols 1229 Cedar Friday Lowell Scott 315 E 1st and Mrs Roy Batdorf 434 Maple Saturday
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John Snethen
Sycamore
Roy Batdorf
Maple
Ernest Clayborne
Cypress
Elva Holden
N. Main
Eddie Casteel
Ash
Danny Crumm
W. 6Th
Joel Nordeen
Hickory
Robert Urban
Kansas City
Ross Nichols
Lowell Scott
Roy Batdodf
Into Second Month Of Hunger Strike
Perry Edward Smith, one of the convicted killers of four members of the Herbert W. Clutter family, entered the second month of a hunger strike at the Kansas Penitentiary in Lansing. He has been force fed via a nasogastric tube and intravenous feeding as he weakens. Warden Tracy Hand said Smith has gained weight in the last five days, now weighing 135 pounds from 163 on April 5 after his conviction in the Clutter case. Smith and Richard Hickock were sentenced to death for the Holcomb farm slayings on November 15.
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Lansing
Kan
Perry
Edward Smith
Herbert W. Clutter
Kansas Penitentiary
Smith
Tracy Hand
Notices of Appointment in Muriel S Cowgill and Martha Morgan Estates
Public legal notices from Franklin County Kansas announce Julia Trigg appointed administratrix of Muriel S Cowgill estate with creditors urged to file claims within nine months from first publication. Also notice of administrator for Martha Elizabeth Morgan estate with deadlines for creditors to exhibit demands and governing legal actions.
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Kansas
Sheira
Muriel &. Cowgill
Julia Trigg
E.t.a
Muriel
Cowgill
Ottawa
Franklin County
Winton A. Winter
Administratriz
Martha Elizabeth Morgan
Basil W. Kelsey
Basil W. Kelsay
Elizabeth
Kelsey
Estate notices and court actions in Ottawa Kansas
Notices in Franklin County Kansas publish probate actions for Basil W Kelsey Mae Iner Harper and Cora J Blunk estates. Executrix Elizabeth Kelsey and executor Ray Harper face demands, final settlements, fees, and heir determinations with hearings set for July 1960.
Williamsburg Kansas Budget Hearing Notice June 25 1960
City of Williamsburg Kansas announces a July hearing at City Hall to address the proposed 1960 budget and tax levy. Clerk E Decker and Mayor J A Van Valkenburg present figures showing General, Bond and Interest, and total funds with delinquencies, sales tax credits, and net ad valorem requirements. Members and taxpayers may question amendments and levy calculations for the 1960 expenditures and indebtedness.
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Williamsburg
Kansas
At & O'Clock
E. Decker
J. A. van Valkenburg
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Glen M. Hamby Jr
Glen M. Hamby
S. Main
Navy
San Diego
Calif
USNTC
Ottawa Lodge
St. John’s
Gerald B. Harford
Sydney O. Morris
Jerry Smithey
Smithey
Larry James Dixon
Melvin Dixon
Kansas University Medical Center
Henry Alban
Soroptimist Club
Goldie Daugharthy
Margaret Huderson
Marjorie Welty
Nell Barnaby
Ruth Mahoney
Western Auto
Judy McClure
Steve Dunbar
Richmond
Rock Springs
Eesaessseos Ae
Don Shipman
Clair Hutchinson
Allen
Armco Steel
Max Alderman Construction Co
Clair
Northern Heights High School
Alderman
Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia
Ash Street
Otto
Bob Reiler Motor Company
Knudson
Johnn Stanley
Pontiac Motor Car District
Homer J. Henning
Sinderson, Henning & Mueller
Central States Conference of Certified Public Accountants
St. Louis
Safeway Food Store
John
Larry Wassmer
Winfield
Juanita Richardson
Hazen Richardson
Investors Diversified Services, Inc
Karl Jescinsky
Ward
U. S
Wilson & Company
Cedar Rapids
Emerson Mox
By Sterling F. Green
TV Service
Keen Company
Wellsville News
Bernice Holden
Raymond Lidikay
Denver, Colo
Wellsville
L. C. Taggert’s
Laura E. Taggert
Denver
Colo
Robert Green
Rebekah Lodge
Harrison Eames
Ike
Ruby Lapeen
Woodward, Oklo
Mrs. Lapeer
Eames
Curtis Hostetter
Laffayette
Ind
Alc
Larry G. Huggins
Wichita
RFC
Josephine Hostetter
Harry A. Sauberli Jr
Sauberly
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Tex
Aown Chang, ER
Kambas
Willow S&t
Kans
Fred. B. Thielen
Norge
Electrolux
Mr. and
Mrs
Fred B. Thielen
Auds
Ben Printy
Jean Printy
Richard Eugene Hickcock
Clutter
Holcomb
Legals
State of Kansas
Said
Muriel S. Cowgill
Ottawa Herald
Joel HF. Towner
Gleason
Executrix
Kanas
Mac Inez Harper
Ray Harper
Mae Iner Harper
Bowers & Bowers
Flint
Cora J, Blank
Alma Schweitzer
Cora J. Blunk
Teceub
Bonda
Home & Housing Finance Agency
Ea Levy
P.m
Imgertios
Cee Ee Tees
Thomas E. Gleason
Wayne Angeli
Lee A Perkins
William 8. Bowers
Ottawa Lodge No. 18
A.f.&a-M
St. John's
Sidney D. Morris
Sec’y
Alcoholics Anonymous
Goodyear Service Store
Eee
Diesel Heavy Equipment
Symonth House Farms
C. O. Heidner
Ee Ben Heidner
Heart of Montana
Magic Land
General Hospital Laboratory
John A. Newman
Silver and
Idaho Bts
Butte
Montana
Attawa
Liberal Clothing
General Services
Ie Meade
Henry Eee
Wittow Rendering Co
Steing
Conrad's Spray
Patgtere
McCracken Electric
Ottawa Roofing Co
Ottawa, Kansas
Bert Perry Baldwin
Leeds
Leeds, Fort
Clark
Ottawa Co-Op
Steeeneeneed
Total Highway Department
Teeveeeres
Total Fire Department
Cccesseeen
Pheeresaeereereas
Pwey Eee
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