Fivian promoted to major in ROTC at Kemper School
News briefs note Jiln Fivian son of Mr and Mrs John O Fivian 4078 Cherry promoted to major on battle group staff of the Kemper ROTC corps in Boonville Missouri. He serves as adjutant the second highest ROTC post among about 400 cadets. Other items list local obits taxes court actions and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiln Fivian
John O. Fivian
Cherry
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Kemper School
Boonville
Fivian
Kemper Corps
Admissions and dismissals list for Wellsville and Pomona
Admissions include Clifford Lee Fritts John Hay Wellsville Mrs Mabel Topping Cedar House Orville Beatty 217 S Cedar Mrs Hugh Coons 710 Cypress Teddy JoAnn Bayer 1350 S Poplar and William E Keith Pomona to day Monday Dismissals include Mrs Rose Crawford to 1022 S Cedar today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Lee Fritts
John Hay
Wellsville
Mabel Topping
Cedar House
Orville Beatty
S. Cedar
Hugh Coons
Cypress
Teddy JoAnn Bayer
S. Poplar
William E. Keith
Pomona
Rose Crawford
Three Enter Guilty Pleas In Police Court
Three individuals pleaded guilty at Police Court today, with total fines of 85 dollars and bonds totaling 165 dollars. John L. Gardner and Albert Raymond Moon ey faced 10 and 15 dollar fines for failure to yield right of way. Warren Gamaliel Odom was fined 360 for open bottle and no license, but DWI charges were dismissed after a negative blood test. Peter L. Swindell forfeited a 50 dollar bond for drunkenness. Jessie Mae Jones posted 115 dollar bond for open bottle, reckless driving, and no license. trial set for March 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Gardner
S. Cedar
Albert Raymond Mooney
Quenermo
Warren Gamaliel Odom
Cottonwood
Odom
Eugene Flaherty
Peter L. Swindell
Cypress
Jessie Mae Jones
Bartlesville
Livestock Prices Mixed in Cattle Hogs and Sheep Reports
CATTLE calves 1 800. slaughter steers and heifers 25-50 higher. cows and calves little changed. Feeder steers mostly steady. good to choice steers 26.00-28.00. good to choice heifers 25.25-27.75. cows 16.00-19.00. slaughter calves 23.00-28.00. feeder steers 21.25-23.50. HOGS 1500 barrows and gilts 26-50 higher. sows 25 higher. 190-250 lb barrows and gilts 16.25-?. sows 3800-600 lb 40-50?. overall ranges noted. SHEEP 1000 wooled slaughter lambs steady. good/choice 21.50-22.00. good slaughter ewes 6.60.
Ground Airline Pilots Over 60 Grounded in FAA order
New York AP FAA grounded pilots aged 60 or older under a new safety order effective at midnight after Judge Alexander Bicks denied a preliminary injunction sought by the Air Line Pilots Association. Forty seven pilots were affected immediately and an April 8 appeals hearing was set.
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New York
Federal Aviation Agency
Alexander Bicks
Air Line Pilots Assn
FAA
E. R. Quesada
Bicks
Meeting Here Is Canceled
Ottawa officials canceled a noon Rotary Club address by Boys Industrial School Topeka staff including Jack Pulliam and Dr Frank Chapman due to a faculty death and bad weather. The talks at Eugene Field School auditorium were also postponed and rescheduled for April.
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Ottawa
Boys’ Industrial School
Topeka
Wanda Baird
Jack Pulliam
Frank Chapman
Lenla Craig
Cornelius Ward
Lawrence Penny
Rotary Club
Eugene Field School
Baird
Wellsville News Holds Coyotes Hunt Past Winter Drives
Local sportsmen continue coyote drives through winter with more hunts planned. A group of over a dozen hunters met at Dayton Matile’s near LeLoup and released hounds to chase a coyote from Pleasant Valley through Pete Wiseman farm toward Wellsville Cemetery before catching it in brush. Women’s Missionary Society officers were elected for May start at Wellsville Baptist Church. Victoria Kennedy, now at Drum Care Home in Ottawa, turns 81 with birthday cards read to her.
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I.s
Dayton Matile
Inear LeLoup
Bill Coughenour
Tom McMillen
Beverly Daugharthy
Pleasant Valley
Pete Wiseman
Wellsville
Womens’ Missionary Society of the Wellsville Baptist Church
Helen Cramer
Jean Whiteaker
Edna Wyatt
Betty Pogue
Lenora Millbern
Thelma Turner
Edith Deweese
Love Gift
Hazel Todd
White Cross
Olive Revey
Lutie Birkhead
Victoria Kennedy
Drum Care
Ottawa
Miss Kennedy
LeLoup
Baldwin Woman 87 Dies at Rest Haven in Baldwin
Mrs Margaret Alma Sammer lifelong Baldwin resident died last night at Rest Haven nursing home in Baldwin after a long life with her husband George Sammer. Survived by daughter Hazel Nichols sons Harry Oakland Calif Glenn Los Angeles two sisters Ermanetta Pardee and Gertrude Jardon. Funeral services tomorrow at 2 pm Lamb Funeral Home Baldwin with Rev Mark Rouch officiating burial Oakwood Cemetery Baldwin.
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Margaret Alma Sammer
Baldwin Area
Rest Haven
Baldwin
George Sammer
Sammer
Hazel Nichols
Harry
Oakland
Calif
Glenn
Los Angeles
Ermanetta Pardee
Gertrude Jardon
Dodge City
Baldwin First Methodist Church
Royal Neighbor
Rebekah
L. and J. Club
Lamb Funeral Home
Mark Rouch
Oakwood Cemetery
Racial sitdowns ease amid firm police action
Mass convictions and steady police response slow Negro sitdown protests in the South while new racial violence is reported in two cities. Florida A&M students call off sitdowns at Tallahassee. Montgomery quiet. a single South Carolina demonstration occurs. Convictions in Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina follow sitdown unrest, involving both races. In Charleston, Grady McMakin, 24, says six Negro youths carved KKK initials into his back, beat him, and robbed him of $40. In New Orleans, Michael Tortorich, 17, reports a Negro youth stalked him at a bus stop. his condition is listed as fair. Florida A&M president Ira C. Robinson cites near riot and tear gas incident as triggers to halt Tallahassee action. In Petersburg, hundreds sing outside the courthouse as 11 people are convicted of trespassing at the public library. all released on bond. Two Raleigh Negro students are convicted of trespassing among 43 arrested in February demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Florida A.&m. University
Tallahassee
Montgomery
Ala
South Carolina
Virginia
North Carolina
Charleston
S. C
Grady McMakin
New Orleans
Michael Tortorich
Tortorich
Ira C. Robinson
Assn
Petersburg
General Twining Out Of Hospital
Washington AP reports General Nathan F. Twining chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff has been released from Walter Reed Hospital. The 62 year old returned to his home Monday after surgery for acute appendicitis on February 22 and a cancer operation last May.
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Washington (Ap
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Walter Reed Hospital
Twining
Marriage Licenses for Nichel and Desion in Ottawa Area
Ervin Lee Nichel age 2 and Elsine Desion age 20 are listed for marriage licenses in Ottawa. The record shows two individuals with the same last name pairing in a local civil filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Lee Nichel
Ottawa
A. Elsine Desion
Oimeka
Four Killed In Crashes On Slick Highways
A winter storm blanketed Kansas with up to 10 inches of snow as four people died in separate crashes on slick highways. A Continental Trailways bus collided with a truck on U S 69 near Kansas City, killing the bus driver. a bus passenger Orville H Hinman was also killed. Two cars collided on U S 50 near Lawrence, killing Donald D Wright and Milton E Lehman. Harvey A Moore died when his car skidded on K 18 near Lucas. Passengers and drivers were injured or survived, including Rev Clayton Lehman, not seriously hurt, returning from a Pittsburg church meeting.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Continental Trailways
U. S. 69
Johnson County
Orville H. Hinman
Kan
Hinman
Donald Dean Wright
Milton E. Lehman
le Roy
U. S. 50
Lawrence
Kansas Highway Patrol
Abe Cox
Alan Mohler
Baldwin
Mohlers
Cox
Harvey A. Moore
Winfield
Lucas
Moore
Salina
Clayton Lehman
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Pittsburg
Kaw
Mankato
Funeral services for Herbert E. Winters
Herbert E. Winters died March 10. Services were held March 14 at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev. Gerald A. Hager officiating. Pallbearers included Clair Winters Lyle Winters Lawton Winters Alvin Ratliff Carroll Kirkpatrick and Exie Morgan. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery.
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Herbert E. Winters
Lamb Funeral
Gerald A. Hager
Assembly of God Church
Clair, Lyle
Lawton Winters
Alvin Ratliff
Carroll Kirkpatrick
Exie Morgan
Robert Shrum
J. R. Henning
Highland Cemetery
Coors Missing For Five Weeks
Adolph Coors III, 44, head of the Coors Brewery and porcelain plant, has been missing for five weeks. His family believes he was kidnapped and has asked police and the FBI to stay out of the case until his return. He disappeared while driving from his home to his office. his station wagon was found on a bridge with bloodstains, and his cap and glasses were found in a stream below.
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Golden, Colo
Adolph Coors III
Coors
FBI
Rocky Mountain
Woman recalls early marriage to Daryl Chessman
In Los Angeles a former wife of Daryl Chessman recalls a 1940 marriage at age 16. She says he planned to make money easily, kept a drawer full of weapons, and once dumped money on a bed. She believes he is innocent of kidnapping and sex perversion, while Chessman awaits his eighth execution date on May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Daryl Chessman
Chessman
Plans flight to promote heliport promotion
Rep. Charles E. Chamberlain of Michigan urges the Post Office to issue a commemorative stamp for Polish pianist and political leader Ignace Paderewski. November 6 marks the 100th birthday anniversary of Paderewski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinggon
Charles E. Chamberlain
R-Mich
Post Office
Ignace Paderewski
Paderewski
Executor Appointed in Robert Sturgeon Estate Notice
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas Hew Clinton Sturgeon has been appointed and qualified as Executor of the will of Robert Sturgeon deceased Creditors must file demands within nine months from the first publication of this notice Otherwise they will be barred Dated Ottawa Kansas March 7 1960 Henry Clinton Sturgeon Executor John B Pierson Attorney for Executor
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Robert Sturgeon
State of
Kansas
Clinton Sturgeon
Willan
Ottawa
Henry Clinton Sturgeon
Special Registration Notice for Ottawa Kansas Electors
Voter registration books in Ottawa Kansas open 8 AM to 10 PM March 21 25 1960 and close March 25 at 10 PM to vote in the April 5 1960 city election. New and renewing registrants must appear in person at City Hall and may re register if needed. Special arrangements for the sick and disabled. Donald R. Capper City Clerk.
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Otta
Kansas
Ottawa
State of
Donald R. Capper
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Lucy B Adams Deceased
In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court a petition by creditor Joel H Towner seeks appointment of an administrator for Lucy B Adams deceased. Defenses must be filed by April 6 1960 at 10 00 a m in Ottawa City Court. If not, judgment will be entered. Anderson Byrd attorneys for petitioner.
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Kansas
Joel H. Towner
Lucy B. Adams
Lucy
Adams
Ottawa
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