Paull C Thompson 16 fined for stop sign violation
Paul C Thompson aged 16 of Kansas was fined five dollars and costs for failing to heed a stop sign. Cited March 6 by Highway Patrol on 63. No further details provided. Jewelry shop break in reported on North Main Friday night or Saturday. five watches valued at $60 stolen by forced entry. Red Cross drive underway in Pomona with local solicitors listed. Acorn Rustlers 4-H club program planned at Acorn community meeting.
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Paul C, Thompson
Kansas’ Ci
Highway Patrol
Lee Smith
North Main
Smith
Hospital births and admissions listed in local notes
Births include Rex and Kay Kirkland with a daughter. Calvin Wadkins with a daughter. Eldon Turner with a daughter. Charles Rhoades with a son. Admits include Nellie Bell, Paul Bond, W G Ransom, Gorman Bledsoe, Veola Small, Rex Hughes, and others. Dismissals list multiple recovered patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Bell
Beech
Paul Bond
King
W. G. Ransom
S. Cedar
A. E. “Ward
Pomona
Gorman Bledsoe
N. Oak
Veola Small
Cypress
Rex Hughes
Rex Kirkland
Willow
Calvin B. Wadkins
Eldon Turner
Charles W. Rhoades
Livestock Association Pushes Sales Tax Hike in Kansas
The Kansas Livestock Association backs raising state sales tax to cover the budget gap. A convention resolution also urged higher corporate and individual income taxes with a withholding feature. Another resolution supported the right to work and praised the Legislature for the guaranteed freedom amendment vote measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kansas Livestock Assn
Kansas
Mental Health Panel Talks At Osawatomie Hospital
Osawatomie State Hospital was the focus of a panel discussion during a First Baptist Church mental health meeting. Panelists Rep Robert A Anderson Dr David Laury Franklin County chairman Rev Don Hood hospital chaplain and Dr Curt Wolff discussed mental health issues recognitions hospital work and needs. A 25 member church group toured the hospital before the program and over 100 people attended the meeting. The hospital needs large type Bibles magazines and entertainment with church groups urged to organize musical programs for patients.
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Osawatomie State Hospital
First Baptist Church
Robert A. Anderson
David Laury
Franklin County
Don Hood
Curt Wolff
Hood
Osawatomie
Wolff
Menninger
Howard Lee
Deaths of Mrs Hattie D Bethell and Mrs Lydia Strauss
Mrs Hattie Deskins Bethell 87 of Weelong died yesterday at Cedar House nursing home. She was born Feb 21 1871 in Douglas County and survived by a brother Prince Deskins and sister Mrs Gay Sheaf. Funeral Wednesday 10 30 am at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev J M Ward, burial Sut ton Cemetery. Mrs Lydia Pearl Strauss 74 died Saturday at her home north of Quenemo. She lived in Quenemo since 1918, born May 16 1883 in Prairie Union Neb. Widow of John Strauss, survived by two daughters Mrs George Spearman and Mrs Irene Ringels, one son Wesley Strauss, and five grandchildren. Private funeral Tuesday 2 pm at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev William G Brewer, burial Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona.
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Hattie D. Bethell
Hattie Deskins Bethell
Cedar House
Pomona
Michigan Valley
Bethell
Douglas County
Rush
Jernnie Cady Deskins
Mace Bethell
Prince Deskins
Gay Sheaf
Ottawa
Lamb Funeral Home
J. M. Ward
Sutton Cemetery
Lydia Pearl Strauss
Quenemo
Parsons
Strauss
Prairie Union
Neb
Moses A
Amelia Gilbert Veach
John Strauss
iShe
Christian Church
George Spearman
Emporia
Ami
Irene Ringels
Three Wrecks In Ottawa Leave Minor Injuries And One Citation
Over the weekend in Ottawa three accidents produced one citation and minor injuries to two people. Ellis J. Maddan, 63, was cited for following too closely after rear-ending Lot W. Sailors, 42, in the 1100 block on South Main. Mrs. Sailors and Mrs. Madden complained of head and neck pains but were not hospitalized. Major damage was to Sailors car. Maddan’s car had no listed damage. A second incident near Wilson and Main involved Melvin L. Dixon and Hal C. Townsend as slick snow caused Dixon’s wheels to spin while Townsend attempted to stop.
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Ottawa
Ellis J. Maddan
S. Cherry
South Main
Lot. W
Fort Scott
Main
Madden
Sailors
Melvin L. Dixon
King
Hal C.townsend
S. Poplar
Wilson
Dixon
Townsend
Alexander
Clarence W. Heghberg
S. Elm
Hegberg
Dairy Support Bill To Senate
Washington reports Congress considers a $2.866 billion appropriation bill for agencies through June 30 with 250 million for soil bank payments to farmers who reduce corn and tobacco. Cotton and dairy amendments seek two thirds vote. proposals include overplanting allowances and weather-related claims.
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Washington
Senate
House
Sen. Blender
Dla
Ellender
Two Die in Missouri Crash in Rain and Fog
In Hamilton Missouri two drivers were killed and two passengers injured in a Saturday night collision in rain and fog. Victims were Raymond Oscar Chase 42 of Kansas City Kansas and Robert William Merrifield 17 of Breckenridge Missouri who died in Cameron hospital. Injured were Chase's 10-year-old son Raymond and 16-year-old Jerry Mathes of Breckenridge.
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Hamilton, Mo
Here
Raymond Oscar Chase
Kansas City
Kan
Robert William Merrifield
Breckenridge Mo
Cameron
Chase
Raymond
Jerry Mathes
Breckenridge
Former Manager of State Chamber Dies
TOPEKA Samuel Wilson, 74, secretary-manager of the Kansas Chamber of Commerce from 1929 to 1949, died yesterday in a hospital. He inspired the Kansas Legislative Council in 1933, a pioneering research group copied by many states. Survived by his widow and daughter Mrs. J. T. Sells, Gypsum, Kas. Funeral set for Tuesday at 3 p.m.
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Topeka U
Samuel Wilson
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Wilson
Kansas Legislative Council
J. T. Sellards
Gypsum Kas
Four Year Old Girl Dead After Coffeyville Hit and Run
A 4 year old girl named Peggy J. Holp was struck while crossing the street in Coffeyville and fatally injured by a hit and run driver. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Billy J Holp. Coffeyville records its first traffic fatality of the year.
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Coffeyville
Peggy J. Holp
Billy J. Holp
Marriage Licenses for Hunsperger and Wingate
Robert Dale Hunsperger 21 of Osawatomie and Frances Gaberella Wingate 20 of Osawatomie received marriage licenses, recorded in Osawatomie area records. The couple plans to wed soon, with notices filed in county clerk records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dale Hunsperger
Osawatomie
Frances Gaberella Wingate
Lion Tamer Faces Attacker in Kansas City Show
Lion tamer Pat Anthony, mauled last Friday during a Police Circus act, returned to perform despite injuries including severe arm lacerations and a cast. He faced the same lioness, who lunged but retreated when he dropped his whip and brandished a white barrel, earning the crowd’s applause. Anthony hoped the cat would avoid further trouble, noting the barrel frightened her.
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Kansas City
Pat Anthony
Anthony
Ipun
Jan
Fire Sweeps Old Hospital in Lincoln Neb
A fire swept the 88-year-old main building of Lincoln State Hospital and an adjoining annex, prompting swift evacuation of 385 patients. No injuries were reported. officials cited possible attic wiring as the cause. The annex will be rehabilitated, and about 100 patients will be moved to Norfolk and Hastings state hospitals.
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Lincoln Neb
Lincoln State Hospital
E. P. Feaster
F. L. Spradling
Feaster
Spradling
Norfolk
Hastings
Quit Wiggling Girls Is New Moscow Order
London Moscow radio urged Soviet girls to stop wiggling their hips and present dress that suits their figure. The broadcast said movement should not be used to flaunt femininity and stressed modest, graceful presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Moscow Order
London
Moscow Radio
Traffic Toll Topeka State Accident Records
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by State Accident Records Section. In last 48 hours to date in 1958 68. Same period in 1957 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Rebel Forces Clash as Central Sumatra Landing Proceeds
Indonesian central government troops stormed ashore at Bengkal on Sumatra's east coast near Pakanbaru, clashing with rebel Lt. Col. Achmad Hussim followers who retreated into jungle to wage guerrilla fighting. About 4,000 troops were aboard transports awaiting a landing near Du Mai at the evacuated Caltex oil fields.
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Singapore
Bengkalis
Sumatra
Achmad Hussim
Siak
Caltex
Pakanbaru
Dumai
Jakarta
Society Editor Carolyn Epperson Dies By Self-Inflicted Wound
Wellington, PA. Mrs Carolyn Epperson 48 society editor of the Wellington Daily News died yesterday from a .22 caliber bullet wound in what police described as apparently personal safety related. Her body was found at home by her husband Harold.
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Wellington
Carolyn Epperson
Wellington Daily News
Harold
Bank Call Seeks Condition Reports From All National Banks
WASHINGTON The comptroller of the currency today issued a call for a statement of the condition of all national banks at the close of business March 4.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Notice of Hearing on Final Settlement in Estate
In Franklin County Kansas probate court a petition for final settlement and executor's accounts of Judaen F. Lee deceased is filed by Clare Mohler Lee. The court set a defenses deadline of March 29, 1958 at 10 a.m. in Ottawa. Attorneys Anderson and Byrd represent the petitioner.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Said
Judsom
Lee
State of
Kansas
Clare Mohler Lee
Judaen F. Lee
Judson F. Lee
Ottawa
Ottawa Kansas hearing on Bernard Didde amendments
Notice of public hearing before the City Planning Commission of Ottawa Kansas on Thursday April 10 1958 at 430 pm in City Hall to consider the petition of Bernard Didde for amendments under Ordinance No 1763 to permit the operation of printing shops, with conditions on total machinery and related terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa i
Kansas
City Planning Commission
Bernard Didde
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Gen
Joe
Schwarz
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Western Auto TV
Milo Rimer
University of Kansas Hospital
P.T.A. Council
Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa Co-Op
Western Auto
RCA TV
Guy Monroe
Florence Sheppard
Encino
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Mr. Monroe
William F. Talbott
S. Main
W. W. Lewis
Baldwin
Bill Frear
S. Mulberry
Wallace
Douglas Hewitt
Maple
Hayes Johnson
Richmond
Arlan Jones
John W. Kendall Jr
Williamsburg
John Kramer
Waverly
Claude Myers
Cora Bess Welch
Princeton
Cathy Adkinson
N. Cherry
Mare Brown
RFD
Eugene Cunningham
John C. Swallow
N. Poplar
Livestock Association
Hiway
Animal Shelter
Chuck Langdon
Dixon Car
James G. Alexander
Locust
Missouri
State Chamber
Sunbeam Electric Skillet
Sunbeam Coffee Master
G.E
Metal Ironing Board
H.P
Lamb Gineral Home
Hattie Deskins
The
Johnson
Roland Duane
LeRoy, Kansas
Lion Tamer
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Drugo
Clare Mohler
Petitioner
Anderson & Byrd
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Legals
Fogle Quarry
Bill Rumans
Anchor
Save-by
FHA Loans
Anchor Savings and iLoas Association
North American Building
Savings Ad Loan Association
Sansy
D. William Overton
J. Dean Nofsinger Manager
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
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