Community briefs and notices from Ottawa area
Local church training conference and dinner meetings announced by Miami Association Christian Education Board and Men's Fellowship at North Baptist and Mount Olivet Baptist Churches. Ottawa Jaycees open Forest Park Trap Shoot. local sales, bakery notices, and an aging conference report at University of Kansas. Divorce granted in district court. custody awarded to defendant. Ottawa High School fashion show and track meet updates amid weather cancellations. Local police and court notes include a traffic citation, title quieting judgment, and bicycle theft report.
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Miami Association Christian Education Board
North Baptist, Church For All Christian Education Committees
Men’s Fellowship of the
Miami Association
Mount Olivet Baptist Church
Death of Samuel N Judd 96 Cedar Falls former Ottawa resident
Samuel N Judd 96 of Cedar Falls Iowa died last night at 8:45 at his home. Born May 4 1862 in Maysville Kentucky he was a retired farmer and former Stan nard nursery employee. He moved from Ottawa 22 years ago and had lived previously in Valley Falls. He married Hattie Talcott August 15 1900 in Winchester. Surviving are three daughters Mrs. Claude Angleton and Mrs. Joe Eiler and two sons. Funeral tomorrow at 3 p.m. at McVey Dengel Mortuary with Rev. Charles Gross officiating. burial in Hope Cemetery.
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Samuel N. Judd
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Ottawa
Stannard Nursery
Valley Falls
Maysville
Hattie Talcott
Mr. Judd
Winchester
Judd
The
Christian Church
Claude Angleton
Kansas City
Kas
Joe Eiler
McVey-Dengel Mortuary
Charles Gross
Hope Cemetery
Kansas Bar Awards 19 Attorneys for 50 Years of Service
The Kansas Bar Assn awarded 19 attorneys certificates of commendation for 50 years of meritorious service to the legal profession in Kansas. Recipients include former Gov Alf Landon of Topeka and others from Wichita Augusta Paola El Dorado Pittsburg Concordia etc. Awards of merit to local bar associations went to Wichita and Reno County.
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Topeka
Kansas Bar Assn
Kansas
Alf Landon
B. F. Alford
Wichita
Roy A. Cox
Augusta
R. E. Coghlan
Paola
Eugene Grant
el Dorado
Adam Keller
Pittsburg
Clifton Spencer
Oakley
M. V. B. van Denmark
Concordia
Frank Bates
Kansas City
Harry Gaskall
Liberal
Frank Horton
Goodland
John Connaughton
Protection
Clarence Dennis
Subelette
A. R. Lamb
Coffeyville
Cotto R. Sanders
Ray H. Kinder
J. W. Baird
Raymond Rice
Lawrence
L. M. Resler
Reno County
Kansas City Man Killed on US24
Willis Henry Summers age 70 of Kansas City Kas was killed by a car while crossing U S 24 four miles east of Tonganoxie He was with two companions gathering dandelion greens The driver was Airman 1 C Harold Robinson of Forbes Air Force Base Topeka
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Tonganoxie
Kas
Willis Henry Summers
Kansas City
U. S
C Harold Robinson
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Summers
Pleasanton Votes on School Bond Issue
Pleasanton voters in the town and Rural High School District No 4 will vote May 22 on a proposed 450000 bond for a joint high school and elementary school. The building would house 19 classrooms a cafeteria music shop facilities and a gymnasium seating 900.
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Pleasanton
Eas
Late Spring Rains Delay Linn County Jury Trials
In Mound City Kansas drought damaged conditions from late spring rains have postponed civil jury trials for the April to July term of Linn County District Court. Judge Harry W. Fisher of Fort Scott said juries will be summoned only if a criminal case arises. Civil trials are deferred.
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Mound City
Kas
Linn County District Court
Harry W. Fisher
Fort Scott
Two Cars Damaged In Rural Accident Near Williamsburg
A two car crash yesterday at a township road intersection one mile north and east of Williamsburg. Mrs Cled McRea 31 and Ralph Clark Shepherd 22 collided. McRea car sustained major damage while Shepherd’s vehicle was a total loss. No injuries reported.
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Williamsburg
Cled McRea
RFD
Pomona
Ralph Clark Shepherd
Po‘mona
Jay Brown
McRea
Shepherd
Healing Arts Ruling Sought By Governor Docking
Governor Docking asked Attorney General John Anderson to decide which of two chiropractor groups' nominees is official for the Healing Arts Board. Two of the three chiropractors’ terms expire June 30, with board members also including osteopaths and medical doctors. Docking will await Anderson’s ruling before making any appointments.
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Tope K A
Docking
John Anderson
State
Healing Arts Board
Kansas Chiropractors Assn
Kansas Chiropractic Society
J. M. Lamskey
Kansas City
Lou C. Neff
Topeka
Anderson
Parking Lot Use Denied for Memorial Auditorium Event
City officials denied use of the Hickory Street parking lot for Daily Day activities on Saturday June 7. The Daily Day committee led by Fred Kissinger and Harlan Page sought a portion of the lot and Memorial Auditorium use, but Mayor Kenneth Andrews cited a policy restricting the lot to parking only funded by parking meters.
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Hickory Street
Memorial Auditorium
Committee
Fred Kissinger
Harlan Page
Page
Kenneth Andrews
Kissinger
Glen A. Hayward
Auditorium
Hospital Notes Admits Several Patients This Week
Admits include Mrs Don Harbison at 528 Sycamore and Earl V. Gibson at 1140 S Main. Also listed are Mrs Muriel Cowgill at 411 S Hickory and Mrs Merlin Fishburn of Richmond. Births reported for Mr and Mrs Stanley Gilmore of 922 S Sycamore and for Mr and Mrs Kenneth Morrow of Princeton. Discharged Mrs May Reed to Cedar House nursing home and other names present in the week’s notes.
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Don Harbison
S. Sycamore
Earl V. Gibson
S. Main
Muriel Cowgill
S. Hickory
Merlin Fishburn
Richmond
Stanley Gilmore
Kenneth Morrow
Princeton
May Reed
S. Locust
Cedar House Nursing Home
W. J. Mhaughn
Rantoul
Jill Ann Hashagen
Rockwood Drive
Joy Bryan
Birch
Ben Wilper
Garnett
John Yah
Williamsburg
Harley Decker
Cherry
Touay
Fourteen jurors picked for Starkweather trial
In Lincoln Neb a jury of four men and eight women was selected to decide if Charles Starkweather is guilty and sane enough for the death penalty after his January killing rampage. Eighty eight prospective jurors had reported for review over three days before selection concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Chales Starkweather
Contractor On Trial For Fraud In Leavenworth Case
ATCHISON Kansas attorneys for a Leavenworth contractor expect to present 21 witnesses in district court today. Theodore L Handke 39 is being tried on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. He allegedly accepted down payments on contracts for new houses then failed to build the houses.
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Atchison
Leavenworth
Theodore L. Handke
Home Brew Charge Denied
TOPEKA a discharged state prison guard denies he allowed prisoners to make home brew and become drunk. Franklin D. Fisher of Lansing says I absolutely deny the charges. Warden Tracy Hand says three drunken trusties, two who escaped briefly, made homebrew from sugar and dried fruits stolen from the dormitory kitchen. One trustie threatened others with a knife he made from steel. Fisher, guard nearly 18 years, wasn’t involved in the brew but lacked supervision. Fisher has appealed his discharge to the State Civil Service Board which will hear the case Monday.
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Topeka
Tracy Hand
Franklin D. Fisher
Lansing
Hand
Fisher
State Civil Service Board
Funeral for Mrs Lulu Estes Wood in Highland Cemetery
Mrs Lulu Estes Wood died May 5 and funeral services were held May 7 at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev Charles W Gross officiating. Pallbearers included Le0 Kirkwood W C McConachie Victor Warren Ernest Johnson Clyde Phillips and Sam Van Huss. Mrs Carroll Whiteford sang with Mrs J R Henning accompanying. Burial was in Highland Cemetery. Seekers Class of Trinity Methodist Church attended.
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Lulu E. Wood
Lulu Estes Wood
Lamb Funeral Home
Charles W. Gross
Kirkwood
W. C. McConachie
Victor Warren
Ernest Johnson
Clyde Phillips
Sam van Huss
Carroll Whiteford
J. R. Henning
Highland Cemetery
Trinity Methodist Church
Notice of Hearing in Becker Estate Probate Case Kansas
In Franklin County Kansas 88 probate court the matter of the estate of Frederick W. Becker also known as F W Becker deceased is noted for a hearing. Published first May 8 1988 and last May 2 1958. Local probate notice to interested parties.
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Franklin County
Kansas
B. Bennett
State of Kansas
R. M Bundy
R. M. Bundy
Ottawa
Said County
Frederick W. Becker
F. W. Becker
Norma B. Thompson
Towit
City of Ottawa
Paul C. Pritchard
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Larry Koerler
Fred Gollier
Best TV
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Thomas L. Fauts
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Healing Arts Ruling Sought
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Starkweather
Home Brew
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Rodney McClay, D.D
Medical Directory
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R. A. Gollier, M.D
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Frank A. Trump, M.D
Chiropractors
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S. M. Brockway
Louis N. Speer, M.D
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Paul S. Hughes
Don L. McKelvey
David G. Laury, M.D
R. C. Capron
D. C. Physiotherapy
General Medicine
Joe W. Selby
Arrold Peffly, D.V.M
N. Main
Don Collins
Insemination Tech
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Briscoe
Proor
Bill
Richardson’s Shoe Store
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Sylva Lofgreen
M.D
Victor J. Lofgreen
Physicians and Surgeons
R. S. Roberts, M.D
Anthony Clinical Laboratory
Gladys Anthony
Homer N. Flora
D.C. Osteopathic Physician
Zellner Building
YES Cows Diversified Services, Inc
Ottawa, Kansas
Gordon B. Noland
Mgr
W. 15Th
South Water Tower
Waddell & Reed, Inc
J. E. Moherman
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