Ottawa Briefs highlight minor crashes and local notices
Ottawa police cited Tharlotte M Smiley after following too closely and rear ending a car at Tecumseh and Main. Minor damage noted. Also listed are social events, court actions, a Hawaii trip report, a Topeka death, church and club notices, a July 4 golf outing reservations, and local births and dismissals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tharlotte M. Smiley
N. Hickory
Ottawa
Tecumseh and
Main
Miss Smiley
George J. Harris
Osawatomie
Harris Auto
Miss Siiley
Two Held For Burning House In Riley County
Two men were jailed in Riley County after a house owned by one of them was set ablaze. William E. Boatman 36 faced fraud charges and Lyle Coltharp 29 was charged with arson. They appeared before Probate Judge Scott Preutze with bonds of 2500 each. Boatman, a former Leonardville town marshal, is a Topeka bus driver. Coltharp said Boatman offered him 200 to burn the home. Coltharp bought kerosene Friday in Keats and carried out the act. Preliminary hearings set for July 13. Coltharp sent to district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
API
Riley County
William E. Boatman
Lyle Colt ‘Harp
Boatman
Leonardville
Kas
Topeka
Gilbert Peterson
Coltharp
Keats
Scott Preutze
Local gatherings and family visits across Kansas and beyond
Sunday and Monday social rounds include Rob ierL Massengale's guests Mrs Gene Davis and family from Ottawa while others hosted at Ruddell and Garrett households in Paola and Wellsville. Castro seizes Texaco refinery interests in Cuba prompting global oil company actions and Cuban-Soviet crude trade tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Ierl Massengale
RFD 2
Gene Davis
Eudora
Robert
Hunley
Wayne
Lawrence
Larry Hately
Ottawa
Kansas
Viva and
Bradley
Leslie Ruddell
Ihome
Tom Ruddell
Ruddell
Bob Leach
Baldwin
Donald Farrell
Bertha Farrell
Nellie McAuley
Robert Waller
Castro
Soviet Union
Cuba
Venezuela
Youth Killed As Car Misses Curve in Wyandotte County
In Wyandotte County Kansas City Kansas a one year old boy Ronnie Wagener died when the speeding car on US 40 at 72nd Street failed to make a turn Two other youths were hurt Driver John T Davis 20 was in critical condition Arthur Lee Kestermont 17 with minor injuries says he saw the speedometer pass 90 mph before the curve Gerald A Jenkins 17 also injured with a back injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Kas
Gerald A. Jenkins
Fatal Frog Season Opens in Kansas After Death of Teen
Phillipsburg Kansas July 1 AP fatal frog season opened with tragedy as 17 year old Ronnie Robinson died when a tractor flipped while pulling another out of mud. The accident occurred as Leahy Kansas Fish and Game Commission noted rules include a fishing license and a daily frog limit of eight with methods by dip net hook and line or hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillipsburg
Kan
Ronnie Robinson
Phillips-jopen
Kansas
Will Burg
Dave
Leahy
Jesiry
Fish and Game Commis- Robinson
Sion
Alumni Banquet and Homecoming Tea Reach Far Reach in KC
Wellsville alumni gathered in Kansas City for the Bethany Hospital School of Nursing reunion and 25th anniversary of graduation. Donna Coughlin and Mrs Sieg attended the Homecoming Tea, as six of seven class members were present. In San Francisco, Lockheed machinists voted 93 percent against a settlement proposal, delaying negotiations with the company on wage and benefit issues. The strike entered its 16th day with essential work continuing on Polaris missiles and Agena satellites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Hospital School of Nursing
Kansas City
Kas
Donjaid Coughlin
David Sieg
Donald Coughlin
Donna Coughlin
Coughlin
Lockheed
Asia Company
Sieg. Loday
Jack Burns
Wiehe Et al
International Assn
Afl-Cio
Sunnyvale
Santa Cruz
van Nuys
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Burns
Union
Thes
Youth Is Killed In Rural Crash Near Sterling Kansas
Sterling Kansas AP reports 17 year old Gary Lee Towse of Plevna was killed when his pickup collided with a car driven by 16 year old Patricia Terrell of Sterling on a township road south of Sterling Tuesday night. Terrell suffered multiple injuries and chest pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Kas
Plevna
Gary Lee Towse
Towse
Patricia Terrell
Miss Terrell
Sabotage admitted in Nautilus sub incident
The Navy says a crewman was responsible for recent sabotage aboard the nuclear powered submarine Nautilus. Captain James B Grady at Portsmouth Naval Base declined to name the man or say whether disciplinary action will follow as investigations continue. Earlier, cables were cut last fall and the Navy termed it intentional damage. The Nautilus has been under overhaul for over a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N.H
iThe Navy
James B. Grady
Portsmouth Naval Base
Grady
Wants KC To Buy Athletics
Kansas City council member Charles Shafer urged the city to purchase the Kansas City Athletics. Ed Vollers said most stock will be sold, with Arnold Johnson’s estate taxes forcing cash needs. The Chamber of Commerce plans private investors to raise about two million dollars in earnest money for a bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Charles Shafer
Kansas City Athletics
Ed Wollers
Arnold Johnson
Vollers
Johnson
Shafer
Jelty
Chamber of Commerce Group
J. W. Putsch
Chamber
Local Markets Report on Grain and Livestock Prices
Kansas City markets show cattle steady to higher with strong slaughter demand. Feeder steers and heifers hold firm while cows, vealers, and calves show varied but steady ranges. Hogs remain active with barrows and gilts up. sows steady. Sheep and lambs edge higher on spring slaughter demand and feeder market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Tully
Man Admits Slayings of Five in Chicago
Police said Raimundo Hernandez, a 35 year old dishwasher, confessed to fatally stabbing Maria Gomez Hernandez, Julia Luyan co, and Gomez's three children Rosita, Carmen, and Emma, in a North Side apartment over jealousy after his former partner left him. The 11 inch butcher knife was found in his belt. He is a Puerto Rico native who speaks no English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Raimundo Perez
Hernandez
Tor
Maria Gomez
Native of Holland To Lead Winfield State Hospital
Dr. Christian Kole, a Holland native raised in Indonesia, will become superintendent of the Winfield State Hospital and Training Center on July 16. He plans to obtain citizenship papers in July. The current superintendent, Dr. Franklin R. Miller, resigned to join Hahnemann Medical College in Philadelphia after serving about 18 months as acting and then full superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Christian Kole
Holland
Indonesia
Winfield
George W. Jackson
Kole
Franklin R. Miller
Hhanemann Medical College
Philadelphia
Miller
Nepal Premier Reports Nepali Officer Killed by China
Prime Minister B P Koirala announced a Nepali border patrol officer was killed and 16 Nepalis captured by Chinese forces on the Nepal Tibet border. He corrected an earlier claim of 15 dead and 12 captured, saying only one Nepali was killed and 15 were arrested. The government lodged a protest with Peiping over the incident in Mustang Valley near Tibet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katmandu
Nepal
B. P. Koirala
Tibet
Mustang
H. P. Upadhaya
Peiping
Koirala
Federal Payroll Count Reveals 2.39 Million Civilians
Washington AP reports a congressional survey showing 2,393,409 civilian workers on federal payrolls at end May. The figure underscores the scope of federal employment and indicates limited change from prior month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Body of Missing Man Found in Car Near Holton
Wilbur Brenner, 93, reported missing for days, was found in a creek bed with his automobile wreckage after an apparent plunge down a 25 foot embankment near K 16 Holton. The highway patrol said the accident occurred at least days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holton
Wilbur Brenner
Brenner
Highway Patrol
Teachers Must Raise Standards in Education
Los Angeles AP reports educator Dr. T. M. Stinnett argues the teaching field must raise its own standards to prevent incompetent teachers from entering or remaining in classrooms. He cites insufficient sanctions and probationary limits, urging reforms beyond higher salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
T. M. Stinnett
Drifter Convicted In One Of Seven Murders
Dennis Whitney seventeen was found guilty by a Miami jury of first degree murder in the death of Arthur Keeler. The California drifter admitted seven slayings and faces the death penalty as mandatory. Earlier Palm Beach County jurors convicted him in Virginia Selby’s death, recommending mercy instead of execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fra
Dennis Whitney
Whitney
California
Arthur Keeler
Florida
Palm Beach
Virgina Selby
Police Court Trials Held
Police Judge Robert L. Pinet sustained a denurrer to charges of disturbing the peace against Jerry Criqui and Howard Dickey of Quenemo, finding no grounds for conviction. He overruled a similar motion for Mr and Mrs Jim Sheler and they were found guilty, fined $25 each. Other trials: Ernest Workman 17 Paola fined $25 for allowing an unauthorized driver. found not guilty of drunkenness. Gene M. Paul 44 Ottawa found guilty of driving under the influence and driving with no license. fined $200 with 20 day suspended jail. Leonard Fisher 45 Waverly pleaded guilty to drunk driving with open bottle. $150 fine with 40 day suspended jail. A reckless driving charge was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Pinet
Jerry Criqui
Howard Dickey
Quenemo
Jim Sheler
Shelers
Harvey H
Ruth Cath Card
Dickey
Criqui
Ernest Workman
Paola
Ottawa
Gene M. Paul
Prince’ Son
Leonard Fisher
Waverly
Wilson and Wilma Wilson in Franklin County Court Case
First published June 1 190 Last published June 29 1964 in the District Court of Franklin County Kansas Nn 21 480 aor Wilson and Wilma Wilson his wife appear in the case Narntitte aor witnesses and related filings indicate a civil matter before the court involving the named parties and docket number 21 480 aor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Kansas
Wilson
Wilma Wilson
Waite
Bank statement and sheriff sale notice in Franklin County Kansas
Public notice of an order of sale issued by Franklin County District Court under case 2L-486, against Wendortt family and others, to satisfy unpaid balances, plus child support, via auction of real estate in Franklin County Kansas on a specified July date. Names include James J. Chandler, James Wendortt, Louis Alfred Wendartt, Callie Myrna Wendartt, and Henry Brown, with sheriff MAX R. GILMORE and attorneys Bowers & Rowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wendartt
Louis Alfred Wendartt
Henry Brown
Callie Myrna
Wenrortt
Louie Alfred Wenrorit
Ominor
Allie Myrna Wendortf
Lois Alfred
Wendorit
Sheriff's Pale
Kansas
Notier
Franklin
State of
Rata Crat
Wileag
Wilma
Kanene
Franklim
Tansag
Tee
Franklin County
Kane Ban
Hor Wilson
Wiina Wilson
Wen
Loula Alfred Wenderff
Cale Myrna Wensarff
Louis Alfred Wenderff
District Court
Max R. Gilmore
Bowers & Rowerr
Miniatutr
Notice of Hearing on Will Probate in Franklin County
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas a petition has been filed by K M Parmely for admission of the Will of Maude and for letters testamentary to Parmely who is named as beneficiary under the Will. You must file written defenses by June 20 1960 at 4 PM in Burlington Kansas. If not, a judgment and decree may be entered. Witness my hand in Ottawa June 20 1960. K M Parmely Petitioner. OOHANNERS Attorney Burlington Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firat Pobitehert
Frankin
Kanai
Ketate of Maude &, Fieharceen
Karisng
Heire
Pett von Hag
K. M. Parmely
Atetawa
Said
K. M. Parmfely Potitioner
Balance Sheet Fragment From Local Bank Report
Partial financial record shows total assets 28 258.02 and total deposits 1 065 214.03 alongside liabilities including demand deposits from individuals partnerships and corporations time deposits and deposits from govt and political subdivisions. Also notes other liabilities and miscellaneous items.
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Westminster Church
5Th & Main
Hayden Turner
Lyle
J. Dykstra
Ethel
Howard Benson
Cypress
Melvin L. Kirkendall
Gary
Joe
Longview
Wash
Richard Smay
Myra
Hawaii
Oahu
Hilo
San Francisco
Home
Curtis Little
Robert M. Clogston
Clogston
Mr. Little
Clare E. Clogston
Wichita
Highland Cemetery
Baraclean Home Service
American Legion
Memorial Auditorium
Rosalie Osburn
K.U. Medical Center
Country Club
John Sheldon
Trinity Ladies
Delmar Bowman
Richmond
Veterans Hospital
Roselyn Whirley
W. G. Saunders
W. H. Cox
W. M. Russell
Hickory
Charles Friedrich
Crestview Nursing Home
Richard E. Carlson
Glenn W. Jackson
Clarence FE
Henderson
Jim Ferguson
Roy L. Barnes
Elva Holden
N. Main
Allen Loyd 'S
Howard
Bertha Frack
Pomona
Mary Morgan
N. Poplar
Arlie Wood
Princeton
Ruth Maxwell
San Diego
Calif
Ricky
David McCormack
Clathe
Q. D. Garrett
Merle Snopak
Kansas, City
Wellsville
Hollinger
Wallace Park
Ervin Ogden
Royce Myers
DeAnn
Leroy Childs
Jodlene
Janet
Geryln Phillips
Wayne Powell
Carol
Pittsfield
Mass
Earl Walter
Rawlins, Wyo
Robert Walter
Ronald Walter
Edgerton
T. L. Walter
Leavenworth
Havana
Fidel Castro
M. L. Averill’s
New York
Texaco
Esso Standard
Shell Oil Co
Vene
Zuela
Robert Walter's
Mrs
Frank Manlove
Sherman Hilton
Mountain Home
Ark
Ivan Robinson
Wellsville News
Lamb Funeral Home
Little — Curtis
John Deere
Ottawa Tractor
Impl. Co., Inc
Indian Northeast Frontier Agency
Reds
India
Red China
Slinnett
National Commission On Teacher Education and Professional Standards
National Education Assn
Drifter
Totwner’s Chapel Dependable Ambulance
Bob McCrea
Mer
S. Main
R Narntitte
First National Bank
Orta
Kiana
Mustness
Wain
Cormpiratleg
el the Cerrone
U.S
Angels
Halowepe Sieener Banks
Welude
Sun Ra
Poe
Asante
Yadueldtabie Partnerships
AMR
Stowe Anc Palit
Eubelsestons
Ganke
BEA Accord Rantal Bremmrson Atock Lenal
T. James
Chandler
Pashier
Aheyrename
Harkoto
Lenawirripe
Helef
James J. Chands
Clogeton
Hanes
Elizabeth
Logeton
Commissary Expressee
TAR
Oohanners
Burlington, Kansgee
Tocal Ade
Cey
Bates
Renee Blow
Lng
Bee Geerion
Thomas Gleayon
Candida Bublican
Wayne Anyeh
Repubyeam
Frankly County
Phen A. Perkina
Frankin Mounty
William § .Bowers
Reepublican
Leke
Ozarks
Diesel
Ottawa Herald
Mons
Kansas Stile Employment Service
Citizens State Bank of Pomona
Asveta
Abi
Rota
Neal BR. Baxter
Adn
Neal B. Baxter
John
Hudelson
Robert L. Hudelson
J. A. Hudelson
Otties
W. W. Clevenger
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