Finds Coyotes On His Farm
L. B. Schendel found a den of five young coyotes on the prairie south of his farm on the Louie Schendel property while seeking stray calves. Lois Schendel accompanied her father as he fetched shovels and a gun and then took the den to Paola courthouse. Mrs. Dot Harrison hosted Fidelis Class devo tions at Wellsville Methodist. Mrs. Maurine Bowsworth gave a Kansas heritage devotion. The Cen tennial Bean Supper planning followed an exchange of bulbs and plants. Sue Barnard will visit Tilford Barnard in Bartlesville Okla. to attend leaders training for Girl Scouts. Mrs. Drennan, guest from Polo, Ti, heads to Excelsior Springs Mo. to train leaders for a multi-county area. Emery Baumann entered Research Hospital in Kansas City for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Holden
L. B. Schendel
Louie Schendel
Lois Schendel
Paola
Wellsville Methodist Church
Dot Harrison
Maurine Bosworth
Nina Jacoby
Kansas
Pearl Lingle
Wyona
Mallory) Drennan
Polo
Excelsior Springs
Ltake
Drennan
Speeding trio cited by state troopers in county area
Three persons were cited for speeding by state troopers yesterday. Charles Nathaniel Webb 31 and Kenneth Steenstry 41 of Kansas City Mo both drove 60 mph in trucks over 5000 pounds the limit 50 mph. Steenstry also cited for failing to hear at daily log. Meredith D Montgomery 26 Winfield cited for 75 mph in high speed zone. Nearby, a collision in the 300 block on South Oak caused minor damages to two vehicles. Mary Hoppe two wandered off and was found after a neighborhood search. Mary declined to say where she had been.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nathaniel Webb
Kenneth Howard Steenstry
Kansas City
Steenstry
Meredith D. Montgomery
Winfield
Mary Hoppe
Leopold Hoppe
S. Elm
Mary
Funeral services for John M. Kinsley held near Centropolis
John M. Kinsley died April 27 and funeral services were conducted May 1 at the Old German Baptist Church near Centropolis by ministers Alva C. Riffey Jess Knaus and George Edgecomb. Pallbearers were Dave Wray Lloyd Shuck Ezra Jami son Harold Riffey Floyd Beck ner and Claude Edgecomb. Burial followed at Pleasant Hill Cemetery Centropolis. Ottawa 1.0.C.F. Lodge to lead graveside service at Hope Cemetery after George B. Reed's service tomorrow at 10 a.m. at Towner's Chapel. Reed was a Rebekah Lodge member for about fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Kinsley
Old German Baptist Church
Centropolis
Alva C. Riffey
Jess Knaus
George Edgecomb
Dave Wray
Lloyd Shuck
Ezra Jamison
Harold Riffey
Floyd Beckner
Claude Edgecomb
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Ottawa
C.F. Lodge
Hope Cemetery
George B. Reed
Towner’s Chapel
Rebekah Lodge
Jet Bomber Down In Flames Over Wisconsin
An Air Force B47 six engine jet crashed in Giles Flowage area of extreme northern Wisconsin during a simulated bombing run. Two of four crew survive including Captain Frank Meade who was unhurt. One survivor has a broken leg. Meade and other crew members walked out about 22 hours after rescue planes spotted the wreckage. The ground party was guided by radio messages from survivors. The crash occurred near Ironwood radar tracking station and Iron County sheriff’s department directed search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley
Wis
Northwoods
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Kan
Air Force
Frank Meade
Meade
Iron County Sheriff's Department
Giles Flowage
Wisconsin
Angelo Baldovin
Ironwood
Mich
Deaths in Abilene and Lyndon area mark mournful week
Francis Lloyd Harrington 17 of Abilene died after a two car collision south of Abilene. He is survived by his parents and six siblings, with grandparents in Ottawa and Emporia. Ottawa relatives attended the funeral. Delbert Burkdoll 49, retired farmer of Topeka, formerly of Lyndon, died at home. He married Evelyn Stitt in 1932 and leaves a widow, parents, two brothers, and two sisters. Services for Burkdoll will be at Lyndon Methodist Church, with burial in Lyndon Cemetery. viewing at Shaffer Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis L. Harrington
Francis Lloyd Harrington
Abilene
Frank Harrington
Williamsburg
Sam Harrington
Ottawa
Mike Ast
Emporia
Homewood
Harrington
Delbert Burkdoll
Topeka
Lyndon
Evelyn Stitt
Falls City
Neb
Mt. Pleasant E.U.B. Church
F. L
Bessie (Brewer) Burkdoll
Dean
Bert Barkdoll
Mabel Poert
JFK Sees Hope as Laos Cease-Fire Talks Progress
President Kennedy and top advisers note indications of progress toward a Laos cease-fire as negotiations resume. Arthur Dean to Geneva with aim of an inspected nuclear test ban while concerns linger about possible Soviet cheating on the programmable moratorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Lwere
Sch
National Security Council
United States
Soviet Union
Top Strategy Board
Vientiane
Pathet Lao
Arthur Dean
Geneva
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Market Report From Kansas City Hogs Cattle and Sheep
AP market summary shows hogs 4 500 head moderately active with barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower, sows steady. 230 240 lb barrows and gilts 16 50 17 00, 250 400 lb sows 14 75 15 50. Sheep 3000 lambs steady, ewes steady. choice to prime lambs 17 00 50, utility to good ewes 3 50 4 00. Cattle 5 000 calves 190, steers slow steady, heifers slow steady, cows active steady. good to choice steers 22 50 24 00, good to choice heifers 22 01 23 80, mixed yearlings 22 50 24 00, utility and commercial cows 16 03 18 00, good and choice readers 25 00 30 00, stockers 24 50 26 60, feeders 22 50 24 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Katanga to enter talks with U.N. on disarmament
Katanga's government says it will begin discussions with the United Nations on disarming the Katanga army and removing foreign advisers. The move signals a policy shift as Tshombe, guarded in Coquilhatville, faces U.N. pressure and years of secessionist resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabethville, the Congo
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
United Nations
Tshombe
Coquilhatville
Joseph Kasavubu
World Organization
U.N. Security Council
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions list includes Mrs. Ross V. Duvall of Waverly Mrs. Donald Nickelson of 711 Tremont Mrs. Eldon Good of Maple William Morrow 327 S Mulberry Patricia Ann Hoffman 1529 S Oak and others. Dismissals note Leona Husted 107 S Hickory Mrs. Jerry Thompson and baby daughter Overbrook today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross V. Duvall
Waverly
Donald Nickelson
Tremont
Eldon Good
William Morrow
S. Mulberry
Patricia Ann Hoffman
S. Oak
Leona Husted
S. Hickory
Jerry Thompson
Overbrook
Castro Declares Free Elections Unneeded in Cuba
Prime Minister Fidel Castro declared Cuba will not hold elections and will chart its socialist path, denouncing U S disapproval. He announced nationalization of church schools, expulsion of foreign-born clergy, and warned U S cities could face danger, while insisting churches may stay open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fla
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Havana
Castro
United States
U.S
Hiroshima
Carr named chairman of KU advisory board 1961-62
Dr. Robert M. Carr of Junction City is named chairman of the advisory board for the Greater University Fund at the University of Kansas for the 1961-62 term. He succeeds prior leadership and will oversee fundraising and donor relations for KU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Robert M. Carr
Junction City
Greater University Fund
University of Kansas
One Man Appears In Police Court In Osage City
Lynn H Huffman 19 of Osage City appeared at a 10 minute Police Court arraignment. He was fined $15 for following too close and a collision in the 600 block on North Main yesterday. Lila L Newland 55 of Baldwin suffered major damages to her car. Huffman’s car had minor damages. Investigating officers said Newland pulled to the curb to discharge a passenger when the crash happened. Dorothy D Hull 39 of Princeton forfeited a $10 bond for failing to yield the right of way. John Cruces 28 of 128 S Poplar had disturbing the peace charge dismissed. Virginia Lee Brecheisen 37 of 416 S Cherry had a trial for following too close postponed due to her attorney’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn H. Huffman
RFD
Osage City
Huffman
North Main
Lila L. Newland
Baldwin
Osawatomie State Hospital Program Planned
Osawatomie and Paola host groups plan Community Hospital Night to honor hospital employees and volunteers. More than 500 attended last year. this year expected 750. Awards will recognize 34 employees for 10 to 40 years of service and 19 volunteers. Plaques to several local organizations for hospital support. Centennial theme speech by Lowell Gish recalls the hospital’s 1863 origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osawatomie
Osawatomie State Hospital
Osawatomie City
Paola
Johnson County
Ottawa
Kansas
Notice of Hearing in Estate of William O Baker deceased
In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court Eva Baker Morris administratrix petitions for final settlement and approval of accounts for the estate of William O Baker deceased It asks for heirs to be determined and property assigned Written defenses must be filed by May 11 at Ottawa Court hearings set in Ottawa City May 1961 with Bowers and Bowers Attorneys representing petitioner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Kansas
Franklin County
William ©. Baker
Ottawa
Eva Baker Morris
Estate of Arthur E. Mesenhimer final settlement sought
Kenneth E. Meenchimer, executor of the will of Arthur E. Mesenhimer deceased, files for final settlement of the estate in Franklin County Kansas. The petition requests approval of executor acts, fees, and expenses, determination of heirs and devisees, and distribution per the will. Defenses must be filed by May 1, 1961 at 10:00 a.m. in Ottawa court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Arthur E. Mesenhimer
Kenneth KE. Mesenhimer
Women Wanted 10 Sewing Machine Operators
Job offer for ten sewing machine operators at Made O Day factory 403% S Main. In person applications accepted for ages 17 to 45 with steady work, paid vacation and holidays, insurance coverage and other benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Day
S. Main
Card of Thanks for 87th Birthday Open House
Mrs. C. P. Fritts thanks everyone who helped with her 87th birthday open house and those who sent flowers cards and gifts including the American Legion and Auxiliary for their courtesies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion and Auxiliary
C. P. Fritts
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Sue Barnard
Tilford Barnnard
Bartlesville
Oklo
Emery Baumann
Herald Office
Sean Ady
Leland C. Batcock
Allen J. Rubick
South Oak
Drake's Bakery
J. R. Henning
Kansas Medical Society
Wichita
F. A. Trump
Ella's
Santa Fe
Snyder Pharmacy
Gerald D. Briscoe
Ellis
JFK
U.N
Dag Hamimarskjold
NAS Gwa
Stewart
State Hospital
Legals
Bowers & Bowers
Aorneys
Joe
Optawal Kansas
Kenneth FE. Meenchimer
Bowers & Bowers, Attorneys
N. Main
Ada Bolton
Poplar
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kas
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Gordon James Phone Feed
Main
Wilson
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
Locust & Wilson
John Lester
Hickory
W. H. Lucas
Edith Bo Steele
Wakarian Bottom
Richland
Kans
Albert Stewart and Son
C. Beatty
Albert
Harold
Beatty
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Missouri
Dunlap
A. F. Lewis
General Services
Raleigh
King
Duane Lee
Topeka Daily Capital
Francis Couch
Conrad
Standard Reneering Co
Callect
Henry Alban
Ottawa Herald General Services
Duraclean Home Service
Clinton Haines
McCracken
Bill Bilts
Lloyd Walker
Leeds, Leeds, Fort
Berkshire
Kenneth Stoffer
Ellis Carman
Rt. 2
John Abel
John Keenan
W. I. Hink
P.O.A.C
Harry Buckels
Roy Schaub
Princeton
Ford
H. Ferguson
J. F. Fannin
West
Franklin Co
Fort
Clark
Rousch Brothers
Northrup King
Northrup
Bob Bair
Pioneer Seed Corn
Mile North
Appanoose High School
John Berger Overbrook
Misc
Cherry
Cook Hide House
Arnolds Thrift Shop
North Hickory
Coffman's Welding
W. Wilson
Sunbeam
Universal
Fostoria
Malott
Douglas Bros
Westinghouse
Goodyear
Kemm Music Studios
Joplin, Mo
Maytag
Crosley Shelvador
Marquette
Navy
North American Hotel Desk
Nancy Lamb
W. M
Vola Phillips
Sec
Ottawa Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Floyd H. Coffman
John H. Murray
Myron
Steere Jr
Sidney
Morris
Eclipse
Briggs & Stratton Motor
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