Promoted Army Private First Class at Kemper School
Frank Barnes, son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Barnes of 1245 S Mulberry, has been promoted to private first class in the Reserve Officers Training Corps at the Kemper School in Boonville Missouri. Santa Fe carloadings for week ending May 14 1960 were 24125 with 35169 total oars moved, down from last year. The Elks thank donors for refreshments, and a Well Child Clinic will be held in the CoOp building Friday. A chest clinic is set for May 26 at Ransom Memorial Hospital with x rays on May 23 and 24. Extra copies of the Sat 14 Graduation issue are available at the Ottawa Herald. News briefs also report legal filings, a forgery case, traffic citations, and local events at area churches and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Barnes
Gordon Barnes
S. Mulberry
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Kemper School
Boonville, Mo
Beacon Light Hdu
CoOp
Ofelita Ivey
Register of Deeds
Ransom Memorial Hospital
F. A. Trump
Trump
Princess Margaret Stops At Trinidad
Harold J. Terrill, son of Mrs. H. J. Terrill, earned a Masters in Russian literature and linguistics from the University of Port of Spain, Trinidad. He has taught Russian and worked on his degree during the Caribbean phase of Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon’s visit. Terrill previously graduated from Ottawa High and Britannia School, with a major in German literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Terrill
H. J. Terrill
University of Port OF Spain
Trinidad
California
Princess Margaret
Ony Armstrong-Jones
Caribbean
Ottawa
Royal Sack Britannia
K. U
Britain
Bago
Busy Morning In Police Court
A charge of driving while intoxicated against Minor Joe Hartley was dismissed by Police Judge Robert Pinel. Hartley’s reckless driving charge from May 6 was changed to speeding 45 in a 30 mile zone, with a $15 fine. Several others pleaded guilty or forfeited bonds in a busy Police Court session, including Floyd R. Heckman and John Edward Ott with small fines, and Hartley’s case highlighted alongside multiple speeding and license violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hartley
Robert Pinel
Hartley
Floyd IR. Heckman
John Edward Ott
Wayne A. Hoopes
Judy Lea Kline
S. Walnut
Arlie Calvin Shirley
Kansas City
James M. Roth
Oak
Richard Bridges
Ottawa
Robert D. Stansbury
Oscar M. Corbin
E. Wilson
Ira F. Bichjman
Westphalia
Harold Gustion Bagby
David Hood
Charles Evan New
Richmond
Wellsville Alumni Records Keeper Heads Banquet Plans
Mrs. Phil lip Jacoby maintains Wellsville High School Alumni Association records since 1952, listing 1,276 graduates with names, graduation years, and addresses. She handles invitations, reservations, and final banquet planning for the 1952 1960 graduates, with May 93 as the reservation deadline and a May 28 dinner. Community events include a 51st wedding anniversary celebration for Frank and wife, and local notices of church visits and evangelists the Bratons Donna Rumford Bra ton and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip
Nina) Jacoby
W.H.S. Alumnui Association
Jacoby
C. A. Smith
Association
Lasset
Wellsville High School
Jent
K-State Honors Two Veterinarians At Conference
Kansas State University veterinary medicine alumni will receive ag Service awards at the 22nd annual K-State conference. honored are Dr Aubrey McDaniel Lee of Beltsville Maryland and Dr Richard D Turk head of veterinary parasitology at Texas A M College. The conference runs Thursday through Saturday and includes commercial grain market reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kansas State University School of Veterinary Medicine
Kansas
Aubrey McDaniel
Lee
Agriculture
Beltsville
Richard D. Turk
Department of
Texas A. & M. College
Soviet Space Ship Sighted Over New York
Space observers reported a Soviet space ship sighted over New York prompting questions about foreign launches. Officials urged calm as analysts compared radar readings and possible flight paths with alien communications theories circulating in public forums.
Hospital Notes and Space Ship Sighting News
Admissions list several patients at Cedar House and nearby addresses with current statuses. A New York AP brief reports the Soviet Union's 414 ton space ship observation over New York, tumbling in flight with a 22 ton presurized cabin before expected safe earth return challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Martin Mueller
Union
Long Island
Moscow
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries
John Rhoads
Wellsville
Dismissals Noted for Hayes Johnson and Others in Richmond
A local dismissal report lists Mrs Hayes Johnson of Richmond and Miles McClung among several individuals. Also noted is 744 S Locust as a reference point for the filing or action. The notice date is today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie Garber
Cedar House
Miles McClung
S. Low Cust
Gleneva Peck
Bert Burgoon
Topeka
Arthur Herring
Nelson Hotel
Robert E. Redick
N. Poplar
Hayes Johnson
Richmond
Oppose Change In TV Rules Oppose Change In TV Rules
Vice President Nixon opposed mandatory free TV time for presidential candidates in a Senate subcommittee hearing. CBS President Frank Stanton opposed the bill as a violation of broadcasting principles but offered to provide one hour weekly. The proposal would require networks to offer two hours weekly for major party candidate gran broadcasts in the eight weeks before a presidential election. Also, Dr Roy W Browning will give the commencement address at Appanoose High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Senate Commerce
Frank Stanton
Stanton
CBS
Nixon
Prime View
Roy W. Browning
Itg
TV Net
Appanoose
Russell Bulmer
Dennis Clark
Sharon Finch
Keith Gilliland
Wanda Fowler
Phyllis Hawkey
Sharon Heidner
Janice Diamond
Caroline Kaub
Ronnie Keim
Sandra Mesigh
Walter Ottaway
Retired Admiral Dies Playing Golf
Washington AP report: Dr. War wick T. Brown, 70, retired vice admiral and first administrator of the Washington Hospital Center, collapsed and died Monday while golfing at East Potomac Park. A Parkerville Kansas native, he earned a medical degree from Kansas Medical College and studied at Tulane and UC. He joined the navy in 1917 and served in the Pacific during World War II as commanding officer of the First Medical Battalion and surgeon of the First Marine Division on Guadalcanal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Warwick T. Brown
Washington Hospital Center
East Potomac Park
Parkerville
Kas
Brown
Kansas Medical College
Tulane
University of California
Navy
Pacific
Oticer
Guadalcanal
Family to Be Church Topic at First Baptist Night
Dr R Lofton Hudson director of Midwest Christian Counseling Center Kansas City will speak at First Baptist Church Christian Family Night in Elliott Hall on Thursday at 7 30 pm The topic is The Family as a Christian Community A potluck dinner at 6 30 pm requests personal table service A nursery will be provided and movies for younger children will run during the talk with high school students in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Lofton
Hudson
Midwest Christian Counseling Center
Kansas City
First Baptist Church Christian Family
Elliott Hall
Greater
Deaths JOHN L HAYS 85 lived in Wellsville Black Jack area
John L. Hays 85 died this morning in Wellsville where he had lived several years He was born in the Black Jack neighborhood and lived there most of his life His wife Ada died several years ago He is survived by Lois Miller and others Services will be Thursday at 2 00 p m in Wellsville Methodist Church of which he was a member Rev James Nabors will officiate Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery Baldwin Kansas next to Peters Wright and Christen Co clerk Miss Miller was with the Christopher Co in Kansas City as a clerk and has a similar position in Denver with a firm Burial in Oakwood Cemetery Baldwin Kansas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Hays
Wellsville
Black Jack
Ada
Sey Lois Miller
Roy Miller
Denver
Peters, Wright and Christen
Do It Yourself Rental Equipment Offer
Local hardware outlet lists bug shampoo machine sander wallpaper steamer and spray gun for rent at reasonable rates. Equipment suitable for home projects and minor renovations. No long-term contracts. Call door to door delivery options may apply.
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Santa Fe
the Elks
L. H
Ady
Ottawa Herald
T. Begley Gardner
Dale E. Culver
William Gill
Prairie Village
Franklin County
John C. Reeves
Robert van Dorn
Bay City
Mich
District Court
Wellsville Bank
Elis
Highway Patrol
Bill E. Smithey
N. Mulberry
John Phillip Thornton
Belton
Drake's Bakery
Adv
Harry Beethel
Olpe
Emporia
Miami County
Wilky’s Pottery
Jardinieres
Herb Harrah
Ottawa Transfer & Storage Co
Westminster Presbyterian Church
de Molay
Memorial Auditorium
Wed
John Rodgers
Nelson Hostel
First Baptist Church
Frank Pflug
L. R. Sutherland
Eoman Jones
Garnett
George Underwood
Weidman Tire & Battery Service
Morris J. Wilson
Berneta Long Baird
Hunter
Addie Thomas
Junction City
Lincoln
Mildred Taylor
Lincoln School
Baird
Nellie March
Miss Thomas
Grace (Metz
Miss Metz
Miss March
Metz
George Phibbs
Holden, Mo
Lora Cooper
Gamett
Gov. Docking
Howard Rughes
Hays
SCS Council
Morrie Bol- Hine
Salina
Leslie Hunter
Pomona
State Conservation of SC
Hughes
Harold E. Jones
Glen H. Beck
Kansas University
Wellsville News
Frank Bacon
RFD 2
W. B. Shields
Yeoman
Shields
U. S Naval Air Station
Olathe
John Corrie
George Flinsbaugh
Charlene
Warner
L. W. Hostetter
Gene DeTar
iBill Moherman
State Bankers Convention
Alton
Blakeslee
Associated Press
Randy Edward
Cecil Bailey
Dr. Browning
Peoples National
Bank of Ottawa
Dean Berlin
Stewart
Gordon B. Noland
Acrosa
Olds
Bafity
S. Main
Usgens
Thorman E
Fi Publican
William Bowers
Jubligan Privers
Wayne Angell
Frantin County
Wiah
Owas
Powith
Jalay
Neghhora
Dan Weiken
Lanties
Whyste Galt Cwryat Walen
Waymirea
Sania Keepat
Karl Turner
Centrapey
Howard ‘Larson
C. E
Betty Pence
W.M. Vola Phillips
Ottawa Lodge
P& Ame
Grand Lodge
Gordon M. Renfro
Sidney O. Morris
Tancred Commandery No
Gatc
Wizard Garden
Roy Englesn
Ward Underwood
Underwood Chrysanthemcm
AFP
Lewis
Flechr's
Tris Acres
Underwood St
Charles Johnson Box
Gerald Briscoe
General Services
Ira _Meade
Bob Bumner
P. BE. Nive Wander
N. Cherry
Bond Royal Cleaners
Duracleam Home Service
Ait Andare Rendering Co
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