Multiple Local Citations and Harassment Arrests Reported
Edith L. Collinge 427 S Poplar cited for wrong way driving after minor collision with John C. Swallow 2128 N Poplar in the 100 block on East Street around 5 pm Saturday. Bonds of 519 posted for Jose Mors 812 King and Ernest E Baldevine 32 Bushong after arrests on drunken and disturbing the peace and fighting charges. They appear in Police Court July 6 Snyder Pharmacy. Gasoline theft reported from a truck near 713 E 5th with slashed tire and deflated car tires. Three life preservers slashed at 609 Willow. State troopers cited ten for speeding on I-35 including Laverl E Turley 18 1109 N Oak driving 82 in a 70 zone. Princeton Grain Co open for business. Soya bean seed fertilizer baling wire Yellowstone 7-2815.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith L. Collinge
S. Poplar
Polce
John C. Swallow
N. Poplar
Saturiss
Jose Mors
King
Ernest E. J. Baldevine
Bushong
Laverl E. Turley
N. Oak
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Highlights Changes
KC Markets shows cattle prices up to 80 higher for steers and steers, calves and heifers higher, cows steady. Vealers, feeders, and steckers mixed gains. good to bake steers 20.50 to 23.25, good to choice heifers 20.00 to 23.00. Hogs mostly steady to 25 lower, sows up to 25 higher. barrows 14.75 to 37.75. Lambs steady to weak. good to prime lambs 18.75 to 20.30. Weak yearling and feeder demand noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
API
Missing boy found safe in White Mountain search
Harold Daudelin Jr. 12, of Rochester New Hampshire, was located Sunday by a Forest Service official at Dolly Copp Cabins near Mount Adams base after vanishing in a Saturday thunderstorm. More than 100 men and two helicopters scoured the area. he was unharmed aside from minor scratches and insect bites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkham Notch
N. H
White Mountain
Harold Daudelin Jr
Mount Adams
Daudelin
Rochester
Us, Forest Service
Dolly Copp Cabins
First Tank Water Release At Wellsville Metered Dispenser
The first tank load of water was hauled by Densil Cox for Roscoe Willoughby’s in Wellsville. City installation work by Charles Steen and James Bosworth placed the metered dispenser in the fire station with a two inch supply pipe. A quarter yields 25 gallons and a dime 100 gallons. freezing issues in winter are mitigated by the housing. The piece also notes local school and church activities, personnel changes, and residents visiting or relocating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Densil Cox
Roscoe Willoughby
RFD 2
Wellsville
Charles Steen
James Bosworth
Local Movements Highlight Residents and Families
Cmdr Donald Davenport, stationed at Olathe Naval Base, visited Fort Leonard Wood with Gary's plane and returned to New Jersey to bring his family to live. He is a second cousin of the late Emery Baumann, whose family will occupy the Baumann place southwest of Wellsville. Corrections note Roscoe Willoughby and his wife of La Quinta California now occupy a trailer home at Bivin's Trailer Court, moving there recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville Junior Baptist Church
Gary Whiteaker
Bill Jones
Becky Baldwin
John Glessberg
Donald Coughlin
Bill Coughlin
Leadhill
Ark
Bill
Wellsville
Bob Phillips
Phillips
California
Tom Snow
Snow
Chula Vista
Calif
Blue Springs
Cmdr
Donald Davenport
New Jersey
Emery Baumann
Baumann
Davenport
Olathe Naval Base
Roscoe Willoughby
la Quinta
Bivin
Willoughby’s
Milling ton Carlos C funeral services held in Towner's Chapel
Funeral services for Carlos C Milling ton who died June 21 were conducted at Towner's Funeral Chapel with Rev. Charles P Knight and Rev. Mauree Chartburnt presiding. Mrs Dean Driscoll sang with organist R L Stevens. Pallbearers included Jack Porter Ted Crumm Vernon Honn Harold Honn Garry Gorton Donald Gorton Willard Bennett Charles Eisenbise. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery. Funeral services for Mrs Anna Averill were held at Coughan Chapel in Wellsville with Rev. James Nabors officiating. Pallbearers Bill Warnock Ray Simmons H E DeTar Charles Steen all of Wellsville and Francis Berthot Clarence Marshall of Overland Park. Interment was in Wellsville Country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Averill
Coughan Chapel
Wellsville
James Nabors
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Listed
Admissions include David Roney Waverly Mrs Roy Taylor RFD Baldwin Mrs C H Lilly Mel ver n George A Finley Jr Princeton Mary Joan Hartpence 809 W 7th Mrs Clyde Harber 1016 N Oak Sunday Births Mr and Mrs Andrew Mietchen 1122 W 7th a daughter born Sunday weight 7 lbs 7 ozs Stephen Mark Coltrane 402 Poplar William Edward Bancroft 404 Eirth Mrs Harold Crawford 1022 8 Cedar George A Finley Jr Princeton Mrs Bruce Hayes Wellsville Mrs Luther Mustain 72 W 15th Charles O Conner Wellsville Randy Lee Olmsted 808 17th St Terr Gene M Paul 737 Princeton Mrs Raymond Pearson Baldwin David Lee Roney Waverly Sunday Albert McCune Princeton and Mrs Sterling Hornbuckle RFD 1 Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Roney
Waverly
Roy Taylor
RFD
Baldwin
C. H. Lilly
Melvern
George A. Finley Jr
Princeton
Mary Joan Hartpence
Clyde Harber
N. Oak
Stephen Mark Coltrane
Poplar
William Edward Bancroft
Eirth
Harold Crawford
Cedar
Bruce Hayes
Wellsville
Luther Mustain
W. 15Th
Charles O'Conner
Randy Lee Olmsted
17Th St. Terr
Gene M. Paul
Raymond Pearson
David Lee Roney
Albert McCune
Sterling Hornbuckle
Ottawa University Fund Drive Planned for Capital Improvements
Ottawa University officials and local civic leaders met at noon to hear plans for a capital improvements fund drive. Dr. A B Martin warned of a 50 percent enrollment increase in coming years and the need for a new commons building to provide adequate dining and recreation facilities. A New York firm led by Dr Louis Robey and Dr Paul Carter, with Homer Fairly of Kansas City handling local details, will run the drive starting around August 1 for about a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
A. B. Martin
Martin
University
Louis Robey
Paul Carter
New York
American Baptist Convention, Board of Education
Homer Fairly
Kansas City
Deaths ELLA CLOH SARGENT 76 Ottawa resident dies
Ella Cloh Sargent 76 of 315 S Oak Ottawa died yesterday at 4 20 p m at Ransom Memorial Hospital after three years of failing health Born June 22 1885 at Centropolis she married Nelson Peed who preceded her in death Sept 26 1936 then married Frank H H Sargent She was a lifelong Assembly of God member Survived by two daughters Mrs Maude Atherton and Mrs Mary McAlexander a son Nelson Peed Jr two stepdaughters Mrs Albert Edens and Mrs Mildred Peed three sisters and one brother and ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren Services will be held Wednesday at Lamb Funeral Home at 2 00 p m with Rev Gerald Hager officiating Burial in Hope Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Cloh Sargent
Frank H. Sargent
S. Oak
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Centropolis
Nelson Peed
Frank HH. Sargent
Assembly of God Church
Maude Atherton
Mary McAlexander
Nelson Peed Jr
Albert Edens
Caney
Mildred Peed
Dollie Howell
Los Angeles
Calif
Mable Winters
Qsawatomie
Mollie Hostetter
Hayward
George Fu
Ottawa Death Notices and Family Details 1928
Jan 16 1928 Ottawa obituary notes an resident for 17 years and former police officer who moved from Eureka. surviving daughters Della Jo Glenn Mrs Ernest Hobbs and Mrs Delbert Bohn plus sister Cora Glenn and brothers James Jep Theodore Glenn with seven grandchildren. Minnie M Claiborne 86 of 22314 5S Main died at Ransom Memorial Hospital after living 37 years in Ottawa born Winslow Illinois Sept 27 1874 moved from Wymore. married Nov 11 1911 to G Ross Claiborne who died in 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
First Christian Church
Eureka
Ernest Hobbs
Della Jo Glenn
Delbert Bohn
Salina
Cora Glenn
California
James Glenn
Jep Glenn
Theodore Glenn
Exeter
Calif
Minnie M. Claiborne
Main
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Winslow
Ill
Wymore
G. Ross Claiborne
Navy to deflate its blimp fleet
Washington AP reports the Navy will decommission eight of its ten active airships, placing them in storage by November 30, with the remaining two kept for research and development for a year. The move cites budget and personnel shortages and the growing capability of helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft for anti submarine and airborne early warning duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Attempts to Revive Men for Tractors in Key West
Ten anti-Castro prisoners and 1,187 comrades in Cuba awaited developments in Key West as John Hooker Jr. planned a third meeting with them since arriving from Havana. Presidents Roosevelt, Eisenhower, and Walter Reuther reportedly back the contact as negotiations resume over a possible exchange or settlement. The group faces Castro’s rejection of a 500-tractor offer, with discussions circling price and time limits. The prisoners hint at a possible fundraising appeal if no action occurs, while Castro sets a deadline of about 15 days. First published June 26, 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fla
Cuba
John Hooker Jr
Tractors For Freedom Committee
Miami
Havana
Hooker
Eleanor Roosevelt
Milton Eisenhower
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Fidel Castro
Castro
United States
Washington
City OF
Ottawa
Kansas
Main Street
Fifth Street
Marais Des Cygnes
Malin Street
Hickory Street
Walnut Street
E. E. Andrews
Candy Sale To Be Pushed By Ottawa Jaycees
Ottawa Jaycee Little League plans a city wide house to house candy sale tomorrow at 5 30 p m to move remaining stock from a week long sale. 40 cases remain of 47 as of today. profits fund baseball uniforms for about 75 boys from five teams. Walburn Jaycee director says two boys per block will canvass routes starting at South Street moving to North and East sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Jaycee Little League
Larry Walburn
Jaycee
Sth Street
Walburn
Twenty Two Fireworks Permits Filed in Ottawa
Fire Chief Harry Gilliland announced twenty two applications to sell fireworks have been received in Ottawa, five short of last year’s total. Fire sales are legal from June 27 to July 5, but firing fireworks is forbidden in the downtown fire zone from the river south to 5th Street, Locust to Cedar, and from the river north to Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Harry Gilliland
5Th
Cedar
Logan
Hickory
Santa Fe
Local Franklin County Sale Announced Near Ottawa
Gordon James promotes weekly sales at a location one mile east of Main on Wilson in Ottawa, with sales every Monday and Saturdays. Contact Franklin County Sale Company for details at CH 2-5596 or CH 2-1460.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon James
Ottawa
Main
Wilson
Franklin County Sale Company
Locust & Wilson
Railroad Communication Training Advertisement in Ottawa Herald
Men aged 17 to 29 in the area are urged to train for railroad communication operator roles. Salary up to 400 per month with benefits and promotion, plus hospitalization, transportation, and retirement plans. Short residential training with small tuition. For interview and enrollment send details to Box A-55 c/o Ottawa Herald with name phone and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Herald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Snyder Pharmacy
S. Main
Dick Bellefeuille
John E. Clark
Willow
Ellis
Princeton Grain Co
Clark
Yellowstone
N. Main
Bernice Holden
Wellsville Baptist Church
Baptist Church School
Damon Chesbro
Glen Ware
Clyde Ware
Otawa
Lee Chamberlain
Larry Cramer
Vinton Cramer
Glen
Danny
Jerry
East 26Th Street
Earl Allman
Stephanie
Lorinda
John
Roswell
New Mexico
Lou Cayot
St. Luke's Hospital
John William Houdashelt
William Houdashel
Leonard Wood
National Guard
Judy
Gary Maxwell
John Olt
13Th
Esther L. Sherman
Ft. Leonard Wood
Gary
Mrs
Andrew Mietchen
Harvest Power
Tell of
Joseph Glenn
Dade County
J. George and
Mina
Glenn
Dora Rush
Fredrick Leon Warbritton
Claude Warbritton
North Baptist Church
Thomas E. Ingle
Warbritton
Emporia State Teachers College
Lamb Funeral Home
Omtawa
Ulises Carbo
Carbo
Associated Press
Tractors Committee
Legals
Donald RB. Capper
Bince Terr
Otfawaskansas
Sargent
Fila Cloh
Qak
Gerald Hager
Hope Cemetery
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kas
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Ottawa Red
Albert Stewart and Son
C. Beatty
Albert
Harold
Lyndon
Ottawa Livestock Com. Co
Weston Wilson
Ben Printy
Stan
vJuna
Nellie Jones
Walnut
Recesees
Rantoul
Wiloma Babcock, Beautyland
East 2Nd
Wilbur Brockway
Dept
A-10
P.O. Box
Dallas
Texas
Watkins
Watkins, Products, Inc
D-50
Winona, Minnomen Ltd
Clark's
Herald
General Services
Rawleigh Products
Singer
Albrights Ph
Palomino Stud Service
Lee Figgins
Llenry Alban
Conrad's Spray
Ruth Martin
Ottawa Herald General Services
Davis Paint Store
Jim McFadden
Iola
Clarence Oswald Princeton
Kenneth Russel
Lane
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