Local notes from El Paso to Ottawa Kansas
A compilation of short notices lists Leon R. Pearce named manager of Hertz in El Paso Texas, Mrs Dayle Shelton at St Josephs Wichita, Knight chaplain at Ransom Memorial etc, plus local events in Ottawa area. Included are police speeding citation for Jerry L Freeman, 21, and honors for Bruce Bundy Ottawa University senior winning a Paul Landis scholarship and Who's Who listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon R. Pearce
Ottawa
Hertz
el Paso
Tex
Pearce
Bruce Bundy
Ottawa University
Paul Landis
University of Kansas School of Business
O.U
County Budget Keeps Prince Edward County Education Gap
Prince Edward County supervisors approve a tentative budget keeping the county as the only U S locality without public schools. A $376 000 line for education funds private school tuition grants while federal court orders block such payments. The Supreme Court faces a NAACP suit seeking reopening of the public schools closed in 1959 to comply with integration orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmville
Prince Edward County
United States
U.S. Supreme Court
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Chesbro Elected KTA President in Kansas City Meeting
Vernon Chesbro of Kansas Telephone Co Ottawa was elected president of the Kansas Telephone Association after a two day Kansas City meeting of Missouri and Kansas telephone groups. He had been vice president prior and more than 700 people attended the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Chesbro
Kansas Telephone Co
Ottawa
Kansas Telephone Association
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas Telephone Associations
Chesbro
Kansas Group
Youth guilty of petty larceny in county court
Gary Keith Record, 16, of 1324 Maple, was arrested May 19 on a petty larceny charge. He was arraigned and pled guilty, receiving a 40 day county jail sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Keith Record
Maple
Record
Walburn to Exhibit Senior Show at Ottawa University
Jack Walburn of 916 W 6th will present a senior exhibition at Mammel Art center Ottawa University from May 24 to June 1 featuring sculpture drawing watercolor oil painting and ceramics. A public reception is set 2:30 to 4 p.m. Sunday May 24. Walburn, an honor roll art major, plans to teach at Topeka High School next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Walburn
W. 6Th
Mammel Art Center
Ottawa University
Walburn
Topeka High School
Junior High Awards Assembly
Dan Fleming and Dick Rybolt, managers. Kornhaus presented basketball letters to Tom Drake, Richard Hayes, Robert Meyer, Doug Underwood, Scott Wallace, Dennis Wieneke, Ron Matthews, Jim Stark, Don Stevens, Ted Queen, and Dean Barr. Track letters went to David Adamson, Chuck Anderson, Lonnie Bones, Allan Buck, David Capper, Gary DePriest, Dan Harkins, Jim Horn, Jon Indall, Tom Johnson, Mike Kille, Mike McClay, Madison Stein, Charles Waymire, John Wilson, Dan Zerbe, Tom Drake, Phil Fowler, Carky Welton, Jon Zeigler, Richard Hughes, Robert Meyer, Doug Underwood, Scott Wallace, Dennis Wieneke, Larry Williams, Bill Adams, Ron Matthews, Louis Nunez, Roy Pahlman, Kenneth Presley, Terry Shoemaker, Jim Stark, Tom Stephenson, Francis Warren, Dana Bennett, Jim Caylor, Bob Rice, Don Stevens, and Lee Van Fossan. The awards were presented by Donald Kornhaus, Harvey Drake presented ninth grade basketball letters to Allan Buck, Bob Harding, Ted Haworth, Dan Seymour Madison Stein, Dan Harkins, Jon Indall, Joe Moody, Mike McClay, Tom Wellington, Wayne White, John Wilson, and managers Wilbur McCandless, Chuck Anderson, Jim Honn, and Gary DePriest. Mrs. Howard Doman presented cheerleader letter certificates to Connie Boyer, Carolyn Purvis, Becky Warnock, Sheri Schultz, Marty Hill, and Patty Jameson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Fleming
Dick Rybolt
Kornhaus
Tom Drake
Richard Hayes
Robert Meyer
Doug Underwood
Scott Wallace
Dennis Wieneke
Ron Matthews
Jim Stark
Don Stevens
Ted Queen
Dean Barr
David Adamson
Chuck Anderson
Lonnie Bones
Allan Buck
David Capper
Gary DePriest
Dan Harkins
Jim Horn
Jon Indall
Tom Johnson
Mike Kille
Mike McClay
Madison Stein
Charles Waymire
Donald Kornhaus
Harvey Drake
Bob Hardage
Ted Haworth
Dan Seymour Madison Stein
Joe Moody
Tom Wellington
Wayne White
John Wilson
Wilbur McCandless
Chuck Andereson
Jim Honn
Gary de. Priest
Howard Doman
Connie Boyer
Carolyn Purvis
Becky Warnock
Sheri Schultz
Marty Hill
Patty Jameson
New Ball Park Is Shaping Up
The Ottawa Recreation Commission works on a new baseball diamond on 2nd street west of the power and light company with Orlis Cox stating a hoped completion by June first. Twelve Little League teams start play Monday at Forest Park and will move to the new diamond once finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Recreation Commission
2Nd Street
Power and Light Company
Orlis Cox
Recreation Commission
Forest Park
Sugar Refinery Plan for Garden City Outlined
A multi million dollar sugar refinery project for Garden City Kansas hinges on a 25 000 acre allocation under the national sugar beet acreage reserve for 19 counties in southwest Kansas The plan was drafted by the Garden City Industrial Development Committee and George K Baum Co investment bankers They were to meet in Garden City with Vernon Bushman of the U S Department of Agriculture Senators Frank Carlson and James Pearson and Representative Robert Dole for a preliminary discussion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Kan
Kansas
Baptists Reject Tie Up Plan at Atlantic City Meeting
Southern Baptists defeated a proposal to form a permanent North American Baptist Fellowship by a 2771 to 2738 vote after a written ballot. Alabama delegates voiced racial concerns while leaders urged unity as the 150th anniversary observance stepped into focus. The convention also endorsed a peace program promoting multilateral disarmament and broader intercultural contact across cold war blocs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Southern Baptists
Northern Convention
North American Baptist Fellowship
Alabama
Leon Macon
Birmingham
Alabama Baptist Convention
Ala
Bama
T. F. Adams
Richmond
America
United Nations
American Baptist Convention
Herbert Gezork
Andover Newton Theological School
Newton Center
Mass
Deaths of Mrs Goldie M Hutton in Des Moines Iowa
Mrs Goldie McKay Hutton 64 of West Des Moines formerly Princeton died at 3 am after a two week illness Born Oct 18 1899 in Dacoma Oklahoma moved to Des Moines from Kansas City She was married Oct 31 1918 to Bert Conway Hutton who died Dec 2 1954 She was a member of Princeton Christian Church Surviving daughters Bruce Roush Princeton and Jessie Dean Martin West Des Moines eight grandchildren five great grandchildren two brothers Clifford McKay Cherokee Oklahoma Hadley McKay Bay City Texas three sisters Inez Pennell Princeton Mrs Jack Weinheimer Salt Lake City Utah and Mrs Ralph Nichols Cedaredge Colorado Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Lamb Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie M. Hutton
Goldie McKay Hutton
West Des Moines
Iowa
Princeton
Des Moines
Hutton
Dacoma
Okla
Kansas City
Ottawa
Bert Conway Hutton
Princeton Christian Church
Bruce Roush
Jessie Dean Martin
Clifford McKay
Cherokee
Hadley McKay
Bay City
Tex
Inez Pennell
Jack Weinheimer
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ralph Nichols
Cedaredge
Colo
Lamb Funeral Home
KC Markets Kansas City Live Cattle and Hogs Report
KC Markets Kansas City cattle and hogs show steady to higher trends in steers and barrows with hogs up to 25 cents. Cows stay steady, lambs weak, eggs and poultry mixed with wholesale egg prices rising slightly. Prices listed include slaughter steer 19.25 to 20.25, heifers 18.50 to 19.25, cows 12.75 to 13.75, barrows gilts 14.25 to 15.75, sows 12.00 to 14.00, lambs 22.00 to 23.50, and eggs over the period.
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Kansas City
Copeland Gault Bowling Club Honored At Dinner
Members of the Copeland Gault bowling team and their wives attended a May 17 dinner at the Black Angus in Kansas City. Attendees included the Lee Metzes Frank Hahners Marshall Copelands Manuel Bonhams Art Wolkens and Glen Craigs. Mrs Antone Gretencord was brought home from Anderson County Hospital May 15. George Feuerborn Ernest Picketts Dan Lickteigs and Alfred Nilges attended the K of C Convention in Topeka over the weekend. C H New entered the Topeka Veterans Hospital May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Chandler
Copeland
C. H. New
Topeka Veterans Hospital
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Mixed in City Journal
Admissions include Jack Campbell of 106 N Locust and Mrs Cleada Jones of Blue Mound, Catherine Crockett, Mrs Bonnie Henery. Births report a son to Mr. and Mrs John Kraft at 607 Linwood weighing 6 pounds 7 ounces. Dismissals list Joseph Hempel to Cedar House nursing home and multiple residents including Anna Ash, Merle Atchison, Mrs Bill Runnells, and others with addresses in Pomona, Meriden, and local areas, scheduled for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Campbell
N. Locust
Cleada Jones
Blue Mound
Catherine Crockett
Bonnie Henery
Maple
Apt. A
Joseph Hempel
Willow
Cedar House Nursing Home
Anna Ash
Pomona
Merle Atchison
Bill Runnells
Ash
Eugene Erickson
N. Mulberry
Lamar Fowler
N. Sycamore
Ralph Allen
Gary Hamilton
Olive Mian
RFD
John Clark
N. Main
Plymouth and Comet Collide at Cedar and Grant
A 1961 Plymouth driven by Mildred L Heathman and a 1960 Comet driven by Patsy A White collided at the Grant Cedar intersection at 10 52 a m on May 19. Damages were 190 to the Plymouth and 100 to the Comet with no injuries or citations noted. Police report states the Plymouth traveled north on Cedar and the Comet east on Grant before the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred L. Heathman
N. Cherry
Patsy A. White
S. Main
Grant and
Cedar
Grant
Two men plead guilty in county court May 19
County Court records show Mark G. Henke age 25 of Troy Missouri fined 5 dollars and 6 dollars costs for a defective horn. Albert F. Bramble age 50 of Independence Missouri fined 40 dollars and 6 dollars costs for speeding 55 mph in a 20 mph zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark G. Henke
Troy
Albert F. Bramble
Independence
Dailey Reelected at Kansas Spanish War Veterans Camp
G B Dailey of Garnett was re elected commander of the Kansas Department United Spanish War Veterans at the 57th annual encampment in Emporia Kansas this week Mrs Clara Munn of Parsons was elected president of the auxiliary
Pomona and Ottawa Auction Listings and Livestock Sales
Community auctions and livestock sales listed across Pomona Ottawa Overbrook and Council Grove Kansas. Weekly events include Printy and Son sale Tuesdays and Thursdays Flora W Fyfe antiques May 23 in Ottawa. Contacts include Nate Gibbons 566 3645 Jack Nelson 566 3530 and Harold Stewart CH 2 4836. Overbrook and Allen County sales occur Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Bank
Kansas
Printy
Ben Printy
N. Main
Ottawa
Jack Nelson
Kas
Overbrook
Allen County
Gas City
Council Grove
Harold Stewart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norman Lee
Armory
Dayle Shelton
Laverne Burnett
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Wichita
Charles P. Knight
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Elis
Liberty School
Baxter
H -Weed Project
Jerry L. Freeman
Price Hall
Union Lp—Gas System of
Janet Simmons
den Engle
Michigan Valley
Emporia State Players
the Miracle Worker
Planetarium
KTA
Junior High Awards Assembly
Baptists
Gezork
Southern Baptist Convention
Legals
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Said County
State
Todd S. Coen
Eleanor L. Coen
Bowers & Bowers, Attorneys
Said
Patrick Timothy Campbell
State of
Lyle Campbell
Winton A. Winter
Richmond Area News
Bert C. Hutton
The
Lamb
John Kraft
Linwood
Dailey
Sous Lengel
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
North
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Printy’s
Flora W. Fyfe
Logan St
Kans
Herald
Tancred Commandery No
Wees
Thur
Carlos J. Pence
E.C
Gerald B. Harford
Rec
Capitol Truck Lines
W. Wilson
Teenes
Friendly Store
General Services
Charles Redman
Knapp Shoes
Lee Carter
Gene Powell
Ralph Shaf
Appaloosa
Keenan
Emery Mignot
Wellsville
Harry Buckers
Coffman
Hampshire
Hamp
Robert Chamberlin
Baldwin
Bert Belt
Thos, D. Murphy CO
Red Oak
Bobs Truck Stop
B. F. Heidner
Ella
Hickory
Ladies OF
Franklin CO
Avon Cosmetics
Standard Rendering Co
Law Mower Repair Reeves Repair Shop
No. Oak
Ottawa Herald General Service
Rex Hiner
Kenneth Russell
Lane
U. S. 169
Mal Breshears
R. J. Williamsburg
Phone Waverly
Fair Grounds
Sorrell
FUN Pony Farm
Sheldon
John Deere Hay Criper
John Deere
Ford
H.R. Peiman
H. A. Funk
Homewood
Wmsburg
CLARK
Hill
Greenleaf
Sudan
Princeton Grain Co
Roush Brothers
Greeley, Kaneave
Roberts Bros
Williamsburg
Pioneer
Apepanoose High School
John Berger
Turners Green
Axtell
Waverly Williams Produce
Chamberline Farm
New Holland
Ottawa Farm
Massey Ferguson
Massey Diesel
Oliver
Massey
Krause
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