News Briefs from Ottawa area items and visits
Major Hal Johnson and family, visiting his wife’s mother in Ottawa, plan a two week Bartlesville trip before sailing orders send him to Greece as an Air Force jet instructor. E B Enyart travels to Denver after son Kenneth’s major surgery, with details of his hospital stay and home. University of Kansas junior Douglas Scott will proctor Jolliffe scholarship hall for next year. A Christian Women’s Fellowship institute, May 6 at First Christian Church, runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with noon covered dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Johnson
Cynthia
Bill
Eunice Walker
RFD 4
Bartlesville
Oklo
Mr. Johnson
Greece
Air Force
E. B. Enyart
Hickory
Denver
Kenneth Enyart
St. Anthony's Hospital
16Th Ave
Colorado
Douglas A. Scott
University of Kansas
Jolliffe
Christian Women's Fellowship
Area Institute
First Christian Church
Kansas
Lee Byrn
Salina
Trank Byrn
Topeka
W. R. Byrn
Byrn
Vern Welton
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Merle Newland
Baldwin
Don Kraus
Delvina Evans
Lola Jean
Caylor Bros
Don Kenneth Evans
Digh-Istruction .Co
Bowling Scores Friday Night Women’s League Summary
Friday night results show Willis Nursery leading with 126 and 349 series from Harber 164 and 400, while Trout's Jewelry and Royal T Lanes posted strong 435 and 465 series. Other high scores include D. Mohr 146 and J. Carnes 408, with P. Jackson 149 and 389 for The Harbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Nursery
van Loenen
Fairmort
Harber
McFadden
Trout's Jewelry
Armsworth
Royal T
Wolgast
Pogue
D. Mohr
D. Maliicoat
R. Casison
L Meador
R. Carlson
Flrst National Bank
J. Carnes
The
Harbers
P. Jackson
Kiefer-Mulcahey
Hater
Gorsage Cleam's
Keim
Pattou
Sul
Temper Tantrums Trigger Divorce Testimony in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles producer Jonie Taps, 49, faced daily temper tantrums, his wife actress Ellie Kent, 28, testified during their divorce. Miss Kent said she developed nervous rashes from his outbursts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Jonie Taps
Ellie Kent
Miss Kent
Wichita couple obtains marriage license
Victor Neal Evans aged 21 and Blaine Louise Huber aged 21, both of Wichita, were issued a marriage license. Separately James R. Nichols aged 18 of Hutchinson and Elizabeth L. Wimberly aged 17 of Ottawa also received a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Neal Evans
Wichita
Blaine Louise Huber
James R. Nichols
Hutchinson
Elizabeth L. Wimberly
Ottawa
Science Meet Closes Here in Kansas Academy Banquet
The Kansas Academy of Science annual meeting closed with a banquet at Wilson Fieldhouse. A record 412 registered for sessions as retiring KU President W H Harr gave an address. OU choir under Edgar Kerr performed. FU Foley announced Carl Eberhart of Wyandotte HS Kansas City as the annual survey award recipient. New president Dr. T F Andrews of Emporia State presided. next year’s meeting moves to KU Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Academy of Science
Wilson Field House
W. H. Harr
University of Kansas
Andrew B. Martin
C.U
0.U
Edgar D. Kerr
F. C. Foley
Kansas Geological Survey
Lawrence
Carl Eberhart
Wyandotte High School
Kansas City
T. F. Andrews
Emporia State College
A. C. Carpenter
Ottawa
Carpenter
University of Kansas At
Turnpike Warning On Excessive Speed
Kansas Turnpike Authority issues a safety message to motorists with slogans about avoiding excess speed and drowsy driving. A fatal accident photo is shown at entry, as the turnpike reports 17 fatal crashes since opening, 11 linked to sleepy drivers. General Manager Gale Moss stated the figures yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Gale
Moss
Templar Seeks U S Judgeship
Arkansas City attorney George Templar seeks a federal district judgeship, claiming endorsements from 28 to 82 Republican Senators and more than 70 of 83 House Republicans. Telegrams target Kansas U S Senators Frank Carlson and Andrew Schoeppel and GOP committeeman Harry Darby, amid competition from Arthur Stanley and Lloyd Ruppenthal. Templar, a former state legislator and ex U S district attorney, had run for governor in 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka U
George Templar
Arkansas
Kansas
Templar
Arthur J. Mellett
House
U. S
Frank Carlson
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Harry Darby
Hospital Notes Admit Several Local Patients Today
Admitted to hospital are Mrs Lula Wheeler at 603 Cleveland and Deborah Janet Holybee at 606 Maple. Also listed are Grace Schartz of RFD 4 and Mrs Wayne Young of Monroe Court. Other entries include Mrs Eric Biederman at 309 Elm and Diamisseu John Reddick of Rantoul with newborns and mothers at 938 Maple and 521 S Sycamore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Wheeler
Cleveland
Jack Keller
E. 4Th
Deborah Janet Holybee
Maple
Grace Schartz
RFD
Wayne Young
Monroe Court
Eric Biederman
Diamisseu John Reddick
Rantoul
Raymond Brooks
Terry Jayroe
S. Sycamore
Duane Dickinson
Death of Mrs Perry Chamberlin in Wav jerly at Ransom Memorial
Mrs Perry Chamberlin of Wav jerly died at Ransom Memorial Hospital today at 9 05 a m. She entered the hospital on April 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Chamberlin
Wavjerly
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Sacred Heart Holds Musical Recital at Parochial School
Sacred Heart Parochial School hosted a spring music recital in the school auditorium featuring soloists Lannie Morelet Mary Ann Hensing Kay Fowler Delores Stine Bonnie Bien Donna Porter and others. The program included choir performances by grades 5 6 7 and 8 rhythm pieces by James Colby a student dance by Jane Wedman and groups of girls. Music awards were presented by Yey Charles M. Brink.
Rantoul Area News Highlights Local Visits
Mrs. Chester Jackson took her aunt Mrs. Lucy Clines to Kansas University Medical Center for a check up. Several relatives from Iola Ottawa Chanute Fairland and Kansas City visited or stayed with family this week. A potluck honored Rev. Carl Grondorf and family who moved to Coldwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Jackson
Lucy Clines
Ottawa
Kansas University Medical Center
Kevin Frazell
Iola
E. R. Martin
Francis Mack
Judy
Chanute
Mabel Kirkland
Billy Hickox
Neodesha
J. R. Richards
Kansas City
K. U. Medical Center
Bill Summers
C. B. Jackson
Ollie Bartholomew
Merriam
Willie Grimm
Fairland
Okla
Jesse Laduke
A. W. Peterson
Laduke
Funeral services for Mrs Louis Kent at Lamb Funeral Home
Mrs Louis Kent died April 28. Funeral services were held May 1 with Rev Charles P. Knight officiating. Pallbearers were Le Chambers Gerald Cunningham Ben Holmes Arden West William Taylor and William Ecklund. Organ selections were played by Mrs J R Henning. Navy Mothers attended. Graveside rites followed at Colony Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Kent
Lamb Funeral Home
Charles P. Knight
Le @ Chambers
Gerald Cunningham
Ben Holmes
Arden West
William Taylor
William Ecklund
J. R. Henning
Navy
Knight
Colony Cemetery
Residents Share Weekend Visits Across Quenemo Area
Mr and Mrs George Davis and daughters from Raytown Missouri plus Mr and Mrs John Shipps of Topeka spent the weekend with Mrs Fannie Davis. Topeka guests Mr and Mrs Lee Walker and daughters visited Ernest Green. Others traveled to Burlington Osage City Topeka and Herington for family gatherings. Stanley Lloyd announces birth of son Stanley Krieg April 22 weighing 6 lb 10 oz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Davis
Raytown
John Shipps
Topeka
Fannie Davis
Lee Walker
Ernest Green
Bill Poston
Shirley
Burlington
C. E. Parker
Sadie Niell
Harold Neill
Stuart Hedrick
Oklahoma
Helens Spencer
John Horne
Williamsburg
Troy
Mae Lee
Alta Kiekel
Latvia
Wayne Banks
Cindy Banks
Fred Miller
Osage City
Jim Gillespy
Stanley Lloyd
Stanley Krieg
Chuck Bodenhimer
Jessie Green
Larry Neill
Kansas City
Bus Pinkston
Wes Neill
Elmer Smith
Frank Mykel
W. C. Foust
Herington
John Surface
Fred Cowan
Mary Carnine
Richmond Area Social and Church Activities
Ten women shared a potluck at the Friendly Circle in the church basement and quilted for Mrs. Orie Higdon. The Jay Adams and Berryton families were weekend guests of the Merritt McDonald and Herb McClure homes. Memorial weekend visitors included the Ross family of Pleasanton with W. J. Johnston. Rev. John Clinton led the Methodist quarterly conference. Kansas Conference Woman's Society of Christian Service attendees included Oscar Newmaster, Cecil Orr, and R. S. Gault in Topeka. Clive Bastin suffered a hip fracture at Anderson County Hospital. The Orrs hosted supper with Rev and Mrs Clinton. Tom Buchanan visited from St. Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Circle
Orie Higdon
Jay Adams
Berryton
Merritt McDonald
Herb McClure
Marvin Ross
Pleasanton
W. J. Johnstons
Kenneth Hinkles
Garnett
John Clinton
Methodist
Mines
Oscar Newmaster
Cecil Orr
R. S. Gault
Topeka
Kansas
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Newmaster
Wesleyan Service Guild
Clive Bastin
Anderson County Hospital
Williamsburg Free Methodist quiz team wins against Riverside church
The FMY Bible quiz at the Free Methodist Church in Williamsburg saw Riverside Free Methodist Church (Wichita) challenged by the local team. Wichita's Marilyn Hill led with 215 points, Elizabeth Longnecker 210, Kathryn Roberts 80, but Williamsburg won by 75 points under coaches Tiny Trager and Lyle Cox. Kathryn Roberts hosted a postquiz reception for about 40 attendees before the group headed to Egi poria for another round with eight teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FMY
Riverside Free Methodist Church
Wichita
Williamsburg
Free Methodist Church
Marilyn Hill
Beth Barnes
Barbara Layton
Nancy Dotson
Elizabeth Longnecker
Kathryn Roerts
Burg
Tiny Trager
Lyle Cox
Bob Nelson
Clements
Mr. Hill
High School Plans Music Week With Jazz Concert
The music department outlines National Music Week events at Memorial Auditorium on May 9 led by Bill Barker with the Swing Kings. Performers include Kathy Archer Elmer Benson and Eugene Farr on drums, soloists Paul Stone Bill Hyson and a vocal quintet. The two hour program features 36 numbers plus comedy sketches and various musical styles. May 6 opens with a senior high band orchestra and chorale free program at 8 p.m. Barker promises music from symphonic to jazz. A festival finale unites orchestra and chorale around God of Our Fathers. A May 13 program by the junior high groups closes the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Barker
Swing Kings
Kathy Archer
Elmer Benson
Benson
Eugene Farr
Paul Stone
Bill Hysom
Lina Kerr
Sally Liggett
Dale Watts
David Rybolt
P.K. Worley
Chorale
Something He Forgot Was His Wife in El Dorado Incident
Highway patrolman Jim Petty spotted a frantic woman on El Dorado main street who said her husband left a service station with her in the car. They chased the vehicle about 20 miles northwest of town and recovered the car after the husband admitted he had forgotten something.
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EL Dorado Highway
Pattrolman
Jim Petty
Petty
el Dorado
Five KU Alumni To Be Honored
Five University of Kansas alumni were named to receive citations for distinguished service to mankind. The honorees include Dr. Henry K. Beecher Harvard anesthesiologist and professor, Louis LaCoss Pulitzer Prize editorial writer, Burton McCollum petroleum geophysicist, Gertrude Sellards Pearson Corsicana benefactor of student housing, and Prof. D Ruth Thompson Sterling College chemistry teacher. The citations, from KU and its alumni association, will be presented at commencement on June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton McCollum
Houston
Tex
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
Corsicana
D. Ruth Thompson
Sterling
Kas.) College
Local Markets Ad Promotes Auto Run Eggs and Laundry Shop
Fragments advertise wheat barley soybeans and corn prices. A sales pitch offers a largely automatic eggs and butterfat income with a $4,000 down payment for installation. The Wilson Laundry Equipment Co promotes Speed Queen washers with stainless tubs and partial installation at 1819 E 67th St Kansas City Missouri with a Del mar 3 8160 contact.
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Coe
STO Ae Sane
Wilson Laundry Equipment CO
67Th St
Kansas City
Mon
Oreall Delmar
Appanoose Area W.M.S. Meeting and Socials
The Appanoose Area W.M.S. gathered at Mrs. Harold Gottscha mer's home with Mrs. Lester Clark presiding. A layette shower for Mrs. Richard Pow ers followed. Thirteen women and five children attended. Callers included Nellie Thomas Wheaton Tl and Earl Scoville Topeka at Bob Steele's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanoose W.M.S
Harold Gottschamer
Lester Clark
Richard Powers
Nellie
Thomas
Wheaton
Earl Scoville
Topeka
Bob Steele
W. M. Houston
Iva Jane
Chester
Mark
Roy Duby
Emporia
L. W. Clarks
Grate Steele
A. W. Hilding
Paola
Ralph Hunt Jr
Max Hetrick
Miami Baptist Association
Osawatomie
Notice of Appointment in Estate of Carrie E Crawford
State of Kansas Franklin County Probate Court notice names Carrie E Crawford deceased. William A. W. Hjort appointed executor on April 23 1958 and qualified April 21 1958. Creditors must present claims within nine months from first publication. failure to do so will bar claims. Dated Ottawa Franklin County Kansas April 20 1959. William H Hjort Executor Basil W Kelsey Attorney for Executor.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Anld
Cartle E. Crawford
Carrie EE. Crawford
William AW. Hjort
Carrie BE. Crawford
Bae
Ottawa
Kansas
William H. Higat
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Ronnie Johnson
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George Poulis
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Judy McCurdy
Joan Norton
Bobby Porter
Rose Poltey
Janice Hart
Betty Kraus
George Christeson
William Weber
Peggy Christeson
Jackie Weber
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Source
U.S. Weather Bureau
Sov
U. S. Weather Bureau
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Sacred Heart School
Jimmy
Chuck Langdon
Sacred Heart
Rantoul Area
Mrs. Gale Gilbert
R.N.A. Hall
Carl Grondorf
Coldwater
Everett Gilbert
Ralph Coler
Somerset
Gale Gilbert
Ivan Schwartz
M. L. Schwartz
Melvin Mundell
Arvin Powell
C. D. Springer
C. R. Springer
Quenemo
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Richmond Area
Mabel Chandler
Tom Buchanan
St. Paul
Orr
Mrs, I. L. Heth
Harold Heth
Ollie Richards
Parsons
Ray Moore
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Rena Biederman
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Memorial Auditorium
Radio & TV Service
Topeka, Kansas
National Guard Armory
Topeka Blvd
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Topeka Antique Dealers Assn
Seta Goa
Pines
Briscoe Drug Store
S. Main
Appanoose Area
Legali
Basil W. Kelsey
Attorney For Executor
Shoes & Boots
Waldo Shoe Shop
Launderette Coin Operated
J. Dean Nossinger
North American Bldg
Howe
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