Police cite Garnett man for speeding in 50 zone
Jee Turley, 23, Garnett, posted $20 after being cited for driving 50 in a 90 mile zone. He is to appear in Police Court March 8. A May 9 collision left major damage but no injuries or charges for two other drivers. Sayier Pharmacy advertises at 318 So Main. Divorces granted in District Court: Joe Ramirez from Rebecca Ramirez and Jack A Englehaupt from Roge Englehaupt. Ramirez gains custody of two minor children. Robert L Clark, 28, 326 Walnut, cited for 70 mph on Interstate 35 near Le Loup. to appear County Court March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aber Jee Turley
Garnett, Ay
Tere
Joe Ramirez
Rebecca Ramirez
Jack A. Englehaupt
Roge Englehaupt
Ramirez
Robert L. Clark
Walnut
Highway Patrol
Interstate
le Loup
Gibson Art Co Sues for 893 44 Over Office Supplies
The Gibson Art Co of Cincinnati filed suit in County Court to recover 893 44 from Lloyd A Stafford doing business as Stafford Office and School Supplies. Also noted are local items: Nova Hudsons return from Arlington Virginia to visit family. various brief notices about local residents, a hospital patient, and community events and sales announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson Art Co
Cincinnati
Lloyd A. Stafford
Stafford
Funeral services for Andrew M. Scott
Andrew M. Scott died February 27. Services held at Lamb Funeral Home on February 1 with Rev. M. Todd Macdonald officiating. Pallbearers included Galen Scott Alfred Hopkins Frank Swearingen Robert Brooks and Floyd Jacob. Dean Zook sang hymns with Mrs. R L Stevens accompanying. Burial in Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew M. Scott
Lamb Funeral Home
M. Todd Macdonald
Galen Scott
Alfred Hopkins
Frank Swearingen
Robert Brooks
Floyd Jacob
Dean Zook
R. L. Stevens
Highland Cemetery
My Fair Lady to Open in Moscow and Tour USSR
Arrange ments completed Monday for My Fair Lady to open April 16 in Moscow and then visit Leningrad Kiev Odessa and Tiflis over eight weeks in the Soviet Union. A national company will travel as part of the cultural exchange program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Moscow
Leningrad
Kiev
Odessa
Tiflis
Soviet Union
Day Of Prayer Plans Made In Wellsville
World Day of Prayer will be observed by all local churches at Wellsville Baptist Church at 2 p.m. Friday with the theme Laborers Together With God. Planning committee includes Mrs. Hugh Cramer as chairman, Mrs. Harold Wingert and Mrs. John Perry. The Methodist Church bell will summon worshipers at 2. A March of Dimes drive raised 446.30, led by Carl C. Warnock with volunteers Supt. W. E. Peterson and members of the American Legion Auxiliary, Girl Scouts and Brownie Scouts. Mrs. H. E. DeTar has returned home from St. Luke's Hospital after flu. Mrs. Lewis Nickerson, Merriam, will wear a walking cast for weeks after a Kansas City, Kansas accident that chipped her ankle. George Flinsbaugh and family attended Edward Ross and Mary McKean's wedding in Kansas City, Missouri. Clark Dunlap and Mrs. Dunlap of Kansas City, Kansas, were in Wellsville for the Back to God movement, guest of the Wellsville Post. Ale Gary Farrell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Farrell, moved from Tachikawa, Japan to Fitzsimmons General Hospital in Denver after a broken leg. He underwent multiple surgeries and remains in a wheelchair awaiting another operation. address provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville Baptist Church
Hugh Cramer
Harold Wingert
John Perry
Carl C. Warnock
W. E. Peterson
American Legion Auxiliary
Girl Scouts
Brownie Scouts
Clark Dunlap
Dunlap
Kansas City
Kas
Wellsville
American Legion
Ale Gary Farrell
Ted Farrell
Tachikawa
Japan
Fitzsimmons General Hospital
Denver
Colo
Farrell
Ale Gary N. Farrell
Kansas City Sale: cattle hogs sheep mixed price shifts
Cattle 2 000 head Calves 100 Slaughter stock unchanged to mixed. Cows steady to 50 lower Bulls scarce to 50 higher Vealers stockers and feeders steady. Choice 1100-1325 lb steers 25.75-27.00 Heifers 25.00-27.00 Cows 15.50-17.00 Bulls 18.50-20.00 Good to choice dealers 26.00-31.00 Slaughter calves 23.00-28.00 Feeder steers 700-900 lb 23.00-24.75 Hogs 3100 head Barrows gilts 25-50 higher Sows up 25-50 Lambs 4500 shorn steady to 50 higher Lambs 100-110 lb 20.50-21.50 100-109 lb 20.00-21.50 Ewes 5.00-7.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Drug inquiry is a smokescreen says Rep Smith
Washington AP Rep Wint Smith criticizes a congressional drugs investigation as a smoke screen for socialization and socialized medicine. He argues the drug and pharmaceutical industry exemplifies progress in the free competitive system as a Senate antitrust subcommittee recesses the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rep
Wint Smith
R-Kas
Congressional
America
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
City of Ottawa Buys Two Trucks
The city of Ottawa completed purchases of two trucks from local dealers. A %-ton water department truck was bought from Moore Chevrolet for $1,694.38. A 2-ton electric department truck was bought from Reiter Motor Co. for $2,272.60 after adjusting the bid from $2,015.60 to meet tire specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Ottawa
Moore Chevrolet
Water Department
Electric Department
Reiter Motor Co
Don Hamilton
Water and Light Department
Senators Speak On Civil Rights Deadlock Continues
A procession of Southern Senators kept for a third day a nonstop session aimed at blocking or delaying civil rights proposals. Indications show the stalemate will extend at least to next week with no session expected Sunday, leaving the marathon to stretch from late Saturday afternoon to Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Brother of Rayburn Dies
Tom Rayburn aged 72, brother of House Speaker Sam Rayburn, died Tuesday night at Baylor Medical Center Dallas after nine weeks in hospital following an intestinal obstruction operation. Speaker Rayburn and Mrs. Rayburn were at his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas, Tex
Tom Rayburn
Sam Rayburn
Baylor Medical Center
Bonham
Tex
Rayburn
Missing Man May Be Alive
Nevada Missouri contractor George Baumann, missing after an Alaska plane mishap, may be alive. A telephone call to his wife said Baumann and pilot LeRoy Helen were safe in Noatac Eskimo village after a bush pilot relayed a radio message reading We are OK.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
George Baumann
Alaska
LeRoy Helen
Anchorage
Noatac
Fire at South Korean plant leaves dozens dead
AP report from Pusan says 51 Koreans were found dead and 10 more believed dead after a chemical plant blaze. Forty nine of the confirmed dead were women. About 500 workers were at the plant with 50 hospitalized. Officials suspect a cigarette ignited flammable material as the fire’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pusan
Korea
Hospital Notes Admissions and dismissals listed
Admissions list includes Teresa Foster RFD 1 Osawa tomie Elias Chrowl RFD 4 Mar tin Schmidt Eudora Claude Clemings Baldwin Tuesday Mrs Dora Lennon 628 Maple Mrs N R Fleming RFD 2 Pomona today Dismissals record Pat Beller 1029 W 5th Mrs Charles Brown and infant daughter Rantoul Mrs Duane Shaw and infant son 612 N Poplar Narva Sellers 731 S Mulberry today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Foster
Osawatomie
Elias Chrowl
Martin Schmidt
Eudora
Claude Clemings
Baldwin
Dora Lennon
N. R. Fleming
Pomona
Pat Beller
W. 5Th
Charles Brown
Rantoul
Duane Shaw
N. Poplar
Narva Sellers
S. Mulberry
Pass Funds For Bases In Kansas
The House Armed Services Committee approved a 1.10 billion dollar military construction bill for the new fiscal year. Total active and reserve funding totals 38.355 million less than requested. Allocations include Army 148.38 million Navy 133.45 million Air Force 651.20 million and reserves 43.11 million. Kansas projects cited include Fort Leavenworth 1.37 million Forbes AFB Topeka 0.64 million Armory Lawrence 0.10 million and Olathe Naval Air Station 0.12 million plus Topeka training center 0.51 million. The measure advances to the House. further appropriation bills will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
Army
Navy
Air Force
Kansas
Ft. Leavenworth
Forbes Afb
Topeka
Army National Guard — Armory
Lawrence
Naval and
Marine Corps Reserve—Air Station
Olathe
Ottawa as emergency relocation site for Johnson County
Ottawa will serve as the emergency government relocation site if an attack hits the Kansas City metropolitan area. Police Chief Eugene Flaherty and civil defense directors John Weidmann and Leighton Spadone outlined tentative plans, with details on housing and space to be worked out in a written agreement. Spadone will discuss civil defense needs in Ottawa on April 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Johnson County
Kansas City
Eugene Flaherty
Flaherty
John Weidmann
Franklin County Civil Defense
Leighton Spadone
Johnson County Civil Defense
Johnson County Emergency Group
Spadone
Number Of Farms Off 2 Per Cent
The Agricultural Department reports a 2 percent drop in the number of U S farms in 1959, ending with 4,460,900 operating units and an expected 4,540,000 in the current year. The decline mirrors recent years, leaving the total about 32 percent below the 1935 peak of 6,812,000. Farms continue to grow in size through purchases and consolidations, with state totals for 1958 and 1959 showing Missouri 215,000 to 212,000 and Kansas 117,000 to 115,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
United States
Missouri
Kansas
Convicted In Fatal Shooting Of Husband
In Chicago a 85 year old woman, Mary Saiss, was sentenced to 60 years for murder after plot with her lover to kill her husband Peter, 34, to collect 24000 in insurance. Key witness Richard Lansing, 23, who pleaded guilty, received life. Saisi was shot at his West Side home October 2, 1058.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mary Saiss
Peter
Richard Lansing
Saisi
Lansing
West Side
Ottawa Children Visit Kansas City Circus Trip
A group of Ottawa children and several parents traveled by train to Kansas City for a circus. The party, including Mrs. Bundy’s nursery school children, toured the train, lunch at Union Station, and then rode a taxi to the circus and returned by bus. They will dine on the Tulson during the return trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas City
Robert Bundy
Union Station
Messrs
Mines
Barbara
Beverly
Trexel Warren
Steven
Bruce Bredeson
Jeff
Spencer Martin
Boyd
Ann
Tom Walsh
Pat
Mike
John Kramer
Clay
Robert Anderson
Bert
Richard Byrd
Ricky
Patsy
Paul
John Lamb
Harold
Jim Allen
Roger
Margaret Harris
Emily
Lewis Spencer
Dorothy
Betty
Carl
Ransom Bennett Jr
Frank
Davis
Jack Bennett
Sarah
Tina Chandler
Marla Harris
Patty Lantis
Leslie Karen Sallee
Flapjacks Served To Congressmen
Washington AP reports Kansas flapjacks were served to congressmen, staff, and Capitol newsmen as Liberal Kansas hosted pancake race participants from Liberal and Olney. Rep. J Floyd Breeding and Mrs Breeding hosted along with Miss Mary Collingwood, the 1959 Liberal pancake race champion, as about 1300 people were fed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kansas
Liberal
Olney
England
Capitol
Liberal Junior Chamber of Commerce
J. Floyd Breeding
Notice of Sult and Special Registration for Ottawa Kansas
First published March 2 1960 in The Ottawa Herald details in Franklin County Kansas legal actions including a replevin petition by Don Shade and Audry Shade against Charles Morse with April 14 1960 pleading deadline, a voter registration notice for Ottawa city primary on March 22 1960, and a public sale of real estate in the Carter case on March 22 1960 plus probate hearing for Carl L Rubick with March 10 1960 defenses due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Herald
Franklin County
Kansas
Don Rhade
Audry Shade
State of
Charles Morse
District Court
Don Shade
Ottawa
Benjamin L. Carter
Harriet I. Harkins
Said County
Franklin
Max R, Gilmore
Karl V. Shawver
Paola
Myron
Steere
Bowers & Bowers
Carl Rubick
Ska Carl L. Rubick
Carl Leo Rubick
John Rubick
T.a
Anderson
Also Mentioned on This Page
William J. Storry
S. Sycamore
Duane Andrews
South Jackson Road
Sayier Pharmacy
North Adv
Nova Hudson
Hickory
Arlington
Russell van Hook
Jeffrey
Gerald
Dayton
Ohio
Aynilzale
Thomas G. Masaryk
Cancion of Liberty
Thomas GC. Masaryk
Czechoslovakia
Ione Dragoo
S. Hickory
Baker University
Robert P. Starbuck
John Edward Lindsey Pomona
J. Jarrett Clinton
S. Elm
David Hughson
Bonnie Hughson
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Baxter Community Club
Pomona Lions Club
Mom & Pops
Merle A. Burgess
Andrew M. s8coTr
H. E. DeTar
St. Luke’s Hospital
Lewis Nickerson
Merriam
Nickerson
Mary Lynn Chilton
George Flinsbaugh
RFD 2
Edward Ross
Mary McKean
Kansas City, MO
Corea Teneet
KC Livestock
Ann Hueter
Carole Worley
Congress
Ottawa University
W. D. Bemmels
K. C
Legals
Plaintiffa
Gleason, Gleason, Doty & Loagan
Cty Hall
Donald R. Capper
Richard H. Carter
Lucille Carter
Benjamin F. Carter
Mildred M. Higdon
Kirk
Howard W. Kirk
The
Woodlawn
Oy & P.m
Avalawiv
Charles Mavity
Tancred Commandery No
E. T
Cross
Malta
John W. Taylor
E. C
Gerald B. Harford
Men and Women Ltd
Reeves Co
Attleboro
Mass
General Services
Jack and Fawn
Henry Alban
Ira Meade
Sstanda’ Rendering Co
Conrad
Spray
McCracken Electric
Homewood
Sheldon
Sheldon Truck & Tractor Co., Inc
S. Walnut
W.B
Pho
Fert
Edwin Moler
Douglas Brothers
Douglas Brothers 103
S. Main
New
Coe Ndge
Great Bend
S.main
Malot Hardware
ITV
Service Department
N. Osk
Emer
Jack Nelson
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Jas
Albert Stewart and Sons
Albert
Franklin County Sales Co
Wilson & Locust Sts
J. W
Franklin Co. Sale Co
Printy and Sons
Ben Printy
Main
Charles Shaw
Maple
Cap
Gordon James
Wilson
Merle Burgess
Waseau Bales Company
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Gingerich Fert
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