Multiple Pleas and Citations Highlight Local Court Actions
In County and District Court yesterday Dale EF Milburn of Ottawa pleaded guilty to driving an improperly registered vehicle and was fined $4 plus costs. Jay Ellis, 1973-R was cited for running a stop light at 2nd and Main and must appear in Police Court on March 4. Jonathon Edward Todd of 424 S Hickory pleaded guilty to speeding 90 in the daytime in District Court. Todd was cited November 11, 1957. Fiehler Wellsville accepted a guilty plea for illegally storing salt water in a surface pond. Judge Winton A Winter fined $25 and costs. William Albright of 118 Locust pleaded innocent to drunk driving. trial set for March 29, bond $300, jail if bond default. Sheriff Jay Brown reported the arrest.
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Dale EF
Milburn
Ottawa
Roy Francis Park
Muncie
Kas
2Nd
Main
Jonathon Edward Todd
S. Hickory
Todd
Uader Fiehler
Wellsville
Winton A. Winter
William Albright
Albright
Jay Brown
Armored Truck And 33000 Stolen In West Denver
DENVER Colorado A armored truck carrying 33000 was stolen Friday from in front of a drug store in West Denver. The truck was found about 20 minutes later two blocks away. Authorities said 20000 to 25000 was stolen. John Garrigan 37 the driver had stopped to make a pickup of money at a drug store. A woman told officers she saw a woman drive a red car to the point near where the truck was found and a man climbed into the car. They drove away rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
John Garrigan
Red
Auto Industry Causes Own Recession Says Anderson
Nebraska Governor Victory E. Anderson says the auto industry caused its own recession by raising prices beyond average citizens. He notes labor and management have priced themselves out of the market and claims the downturn gives manufacturers a cushion against strikes and wage raises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Victory E. Anderson
Nebraska
Anderson
Elderly Man Found Badly Burned in Home Incident
Charles F. Renner aged 77 was found in his Coffeyville Kansas home nine hours after suffering severe burns. Neighbors alerted police over quietness. Deputy Sheriff Larry Miller forced entry and found Renner on the bathroom floor. He had slipped on a rug and fallen onto a large bathroom heater, causing burns to his abdomen and legs. He remained in fair condition at a local hospital.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Charles F. Renner
Renner
Larry Miller
Miller
Nab Juveniles In Burglary
Two 14 year old junior high students were arrested for attempting to break into Smith Jewelry and Repair Shop at 118 N Main. They admitted a March 7 burglary, three others aided, seven watches recovered, four missing, and were released to parents pending Juvenile Court hearing.
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Smith Jewelry and Repair
N. Main
Eugene Blaherty
Glen A. Lessen
Main
David Griffin
William Griffin
Winton A. Winter
Flaherty
Winter
Navy Outsmarts A Barbary Ape
In Norfolk Virginia UI-Nicky the Barbary ape surrendered to the U S Navy after escaping aboard the supply ship Antares. The ape spent the night at the base mast with a one man monkey watch and a guarded light. A trap cage on a hatch captured him and he will be transferred to Memphis later today. The Antares brought Nicky from Gibraltar to Norfolk.
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Norfolk
Nicky
U.S. Navy
Antares
Memphis
Norfolk Naval Base
Gibraltar
Funeral rites for Rev Matthew E Guilfoyle in Sacred Heart
Funeral services for Rev. Matthew E Guilfoyle who died March 11 were held at Sacred Heart Catholic Church on March 14 with Arch bishop Edward J Hunkeler officiating assisted by multiple priests and a large diocesan procession. The Mass featured a priests choir led by Rev. Donald Goens and included about 97 priests and 30 sisters. Pallbearers were listed. burial followed at St. Patrick's Cemetery in Maysville Kentucky.
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Matthew E. Guilfoyle
Mattthew E. Guilfoyle
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Edward J. Hunkeler
D.D
Ll.d
Stanley Loncaric
V.F
Leonard I. Kinzler
O Carm
Augustine M
Koch
William O'Shea
John J. Horvat
William Curtin
J.C.D
Donald Goens
Anton Strafuss
Art Harkins
Joe Servatius
al Mages
J. W.burke
William A.magrath
Ed Larkin
John Larkin
John Wassmer
Rodney McClay
Phil Reyburn
Ernie Prim
Roland Turner
Michael Guerrara
Bernard O'Donnell
Lawrence O’donnell
H. D. Magrath
Lon Diet‘vich
Joe Baldwin
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Maysville, Ky
Funeral services for Mrs H E Chambers at Williamsburg Church
Funeral services for Mrs H E Chambers who died yesterday will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m at Williamsburg Methodist Church with Rev Robert Wood officiating. Pallbearers include John Schwinn William Linden Frank Davis Lyle Cox Foster Roberts and Quentin Roberts. Mrs O M Milliken and Mrs Robert Wood will sing hymns with Mrs Elston Decker accompanying. Burial will be in Central Cemetery.
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Ht. E. Chambers
H. E. Chambers
Williamsburg Methodist Church
Robert Wood
John Schwinn
William Linden
Frank Davis
Lyle Cox
Foster Roberts
Quentin Roberts
O. M. Milliken
Elston Decker
Central Cemetery
Chambers
Laura Chambers
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Ellen Cain in Pomona
Mrs Mary Ellen Cain died March 10 and funeral services were held March 13 at Pomona Methodist Church with Rev Charles P Knight presiding. Pallbearers were William Darnell N G Kristenson Floyd Fager W E Fawl Charles Eichenberger and Roy Nelson. Burial followed in Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona with soloist Mrs N V Handerson and accompanist Mrs Ewing Lawrence.
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Mary Ellen Cain
Pomona Methodist Church
Charles P. Knight
William Darnell
N. G. Kristenson
Floyd Fager
W. E. Fawl
Charles Eichenberger
Roy Nelson
N. V. Handerson
Ewing Lawrence
Woodlawn Cemetery
Pomona
Benefit Basketball Twin Bill Tonight at Wilson Field House
The Ottawa Business Men's All Stars meet Peck's Good Girls of Kansas City and Beets Pontiac faces Peck's Bad Boys in a charity doubleheader to aid the Franklin County Heart Fund. First game at 7 30, second at 9. Admission 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for students.
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Ottawa
Peck
Good Girls
Kansas City
Beets Pontiac
Bad Boys
Wilson Iield’ House
Franklin County Heart Fund
Hospital Notes Admits Several Local Residents Today
Hospital notes list admissions for Richard C Byrd at 939 S Hickory Leo L Pearson 616 N Oak and others including Mrs Sally Trewett 836 S Locust Danny Morlan Topeka Mrs Mae Blackstone Cedar House No 1 Miss Luella Parr ott 617 N Sycamore and William Carl Hopkins 616 W 2nd Births report a daughter to Mr and Mrs Lee D Hughs 722 S Mulberry and a son to Mr and Mrs Warner L Lang an 925 N Mulberry Dismissed Earl Bunge Waverly Friday and others to follow
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Richard C. Byrd
S. Hickory
Leo L. Pearson
N. Oak
Sally Trewett
S. Locust
Danny Morlan
Topeka
Mae. Blackstone
Cedar House No. 1
Luella Parrott
N. Sycamore
William Carl Hopkins
Lee D. Hughs
S. Mulberry
Warner L. Langan
N. Mulberry
Earl Bunge
Waverly
Lawrence
Pierce
Wellsville
Father Happy About Expected Quads
Dr H Dean Hoskins in Oakland said his wife Dorothy expects quadruplets due in May. He called the event the most challenging and intriguing of their lives. Their three daughters aged six, twelve, and fourteen are excited. Medical tests and X rays confirmed the quadruplets.
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Oakland
Calif
H. Dean Hoskins
Dorothy Hoskins
Directory of North Baptist and Area Churches
List of church names, addresses, pastors, and weekly schedules including Sunday school times worship services prayer meetings and youth activities across many denominations in the Oak area. Notable entries include North Baptist Oak and Wilson Jerry Tyler pastor First Baptist Hickory and others with service times and weekday gatherings.
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North Baptist
Oak and Wilson
Jerry Tyler
Wesleyan Methodist
N. Main
Wayne EH. Caldwell
First Baptist
4Th and
Hickory
Roger Fredrikson
Calvary Baptist
Sth
Bill Weber
Assembly of God
H. 13Th
B. KR. Harris
Bethany Chapel Baptist
William Bailey
Church of the Nazarene
7Th and Elm
Anthony V. Oddo
Free Methodist
N. Oak
Warl Fuller
JMS
Russians Congratulate U S on Explorer Launch
A Sioux Falls radio amateur who has communicated with two Moscow hams says they both congratulated the United States on the success of the Explorer satellite launch. He notes the exchange reflects broad Russian goodwill toward the achievement and includes brief comments from the Moscow correspondents.
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Sioux Falls
S.D
Moscow
America
Vacation church school clinic set for First Methodist Church
A Kansas state wide program sponsors 36 clinics with the tenth annual Kansas clinics. The First Methodist Church hosts the teachers supervisors and pastors on Tuesday March 18 from 9 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. Attendees should bring a sack lunch. Leaders named include Mrs Martha Clevenger Mrs Duff Wagoner Mrs M W Robbins Mrs B A Gessener and Rev Vernon Dillon. A tribute to the late Rev John J Ross who served Ottawa United Presbyterian Church for 25 years will appear in a national magazine. A showing of the film Gods Word in Mans Language is planned at the United Presbyterian Church on Sunday March 16 at 7 30 p.m. Rambling Ranchers 4 H club chorus of 14 girls will perform.
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First Methodist Church
Kansas Council of Churches
Kansas
Martha Clevenger
Duff Wagoner
M. W. Robbins
B. A. Gessener
Vernon Dillon
John J. Ross
Ottawa
United Presbyterian Church
Sunday Church Events Highlight Speaker at Banquet
A Sunday morning service will feature singing at the Church of the Brethren. An evening father and son banquet is planned in the church basement at 7. Ottawa High School assistant principal Lowell Gish will be the speaker.
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Church of the Brethren
Lowell Gish
Ottawa High School
Church Headquarters Move Approved by Baptist Council
The American Baptist Convention general council approves moving its administrative HQ to the Interchurch Center in New York City. The plan awaits the annual convention’s June approval. Recommendations call for Baptist centers at Kansas State College and the University of Kansas, costing $35,000 in Manhattan and $47,500 in Lawrence if approved.
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Kansas City
Kan
General Council of the American Baptist Convention
Interchurch
New York City
Kansas State College
University of Kansas
Manhattan
Lawrence
KU to Build Two Dormitories on Federal Loan
Washington dispatch reports the University of Kansas plans two new dormitories to house 864 students. The project totals 2.7 million dollars with 2.2 million from a federal loan and 500 thousand from KU funds.
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Washington
University of Kansas
Community Facilities Administration
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Ottawa Herald
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KOAM
Pittsburg
KFEQ
St. Joseph
KCMO
K. C
Genevieve Shephard
Norwalk
Ohio
Peoria Church
Mar
Peoria
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Nick Susuras
Greeley
Soroupon eHeeseoares
Mark Flowers
Thomas E. Flowers
Eldon Tefft
Mammel Art Center
Ottawa University
Mark
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Tefft
Sphervold
Navy
Gov’t
Fogle Quarry
Homewood Tavern
Don W. Jones
Legal
Doris R. His
Radio & TV Service
S. Main
Cecile Demille
THE
Church Directory
Church of Christ
N. Poplar
Andrews, Elder
Bible School
Christian Science Society
Wiliam Ward
Sacred Heart Catholic
4Th and Cedar
St. Paul A. M. E
Edwin M. O'Neal
Trinity Methodist
N. Cedar
Charles W. Gross
Faith Lutheran
W. C. Lohmeyer
Walther League
First Christian
11Th
Cedar
Gordon D. Miller
Christian Junior Fellowship
United Presbyterian
8Th and Walnut
M. Todd Macdonald
Bible
King
Manuel Pacheco
First Methodist
4Th
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Faith Bible
R. D. Clayton
Gerald Mease
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John B. Sweigart
Altar Guild
the Power of
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Jerusalem
Gethsemane
Christ
Don
Matt
Rambling Ranchers
Gun Brothers
R. Widmark
SUN
Sheer Deticut
Cole Porter
Entertainment
Joe Freed
Fred Astaire
Cyd Charisse
Columbia Pictures
Warwick
Victor Mature
Anita Ekberg
Trevor Howard
Pickup Alley
Bill Rumans
Kramer's Drug Store
Bruce
Bond
Cy Trotts Service
Bond's Cleaners
Ottawa, Kansas
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