Crane patient at St Josephs after heart attack
Mrs Lizzie E Crane of Larned formerly of Ottawa is hospitalized in St Josephs Memorial Hospital 1 in a weakened condition after a recent heart attack at her home Two rugs and a pad valued at about 100 were damaged by fire at the Gamble Store from bulbs against the rug Fire department records list the cause and the fire occurred just before noon Saturday Roberts Engles and daughters Rene and Renetta returned from Newport Arkansas after the death of Jeff Engles father Funeral services were held in Batesville Arkansas
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Lizzie E. Crane
Larned
Ottawa
St. Joseph’s Memorial Hospital 1
Gamble
Robert Engles
Rene
Renetta
Newport
Ark
Engles
Jeff Engles
Batesville
Local ads note sales and community events
Fried chicken 98c nightly except Wednesday Smorgasbord Wednesdays. Quail stamps go on sale at the County Treasurer office Tuesday and Wednesday at selected dealers per Bruce Spears. Oct 5 rummage sale Mem Aud. Homer Henning return from eastern trip after AICPA meeting and New York visit. Beatrice Martin Peck represented Ottawa at Lawrence Humane Society meeting with attendees from Wichita Hutchinson Topeka Leavenworth Kansas City. Dodge City to organize a society. Dr John Ise of Lawrence donated the Lawrence animal shelter in memory of a son. Rugs and upholstery cleaning services offered by Duraclean Home Service CH2-5686. Mrs Arthur Jones, Herald circulation manager, attended the 7th Newspaper Circulation Managers School at University of Kansas with sessions in the Kansas Union Building.
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Bruce Spears
Beatrice Martin Peck
Ottawa
Lawrence
Arthur Jones
Herald
University of Kansas
Kansas
Kansas Union Building
Two To Speak To Rotary Club
Two top representatives of the livestock and meat industry will address an Ottawa Rotary Club dinner with local farmers on Oct. 17 at Colbern's. Speakers are R B Elling and M O Cullen of the Livestock and Meat Board based in Chicago. Elling, a former Franklin County farm agent, is now a public relations representative. The Kansas City visit coincides with the American Royal, and the event marks the annual rural urban Rotary gathering chaired by H E Shaw.
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Rotary Club
Colbern's
R. B. Eiling
M. O. Cullen
Livestock and Meat Board
Chicago
Elling
Franklin County
Ottawa
Rotary
H. E. Shaw
Forst
Weis
Harrison Township
Kansas
Board of County Commissioners
Broadand
Range
Keanevar
Raat Township
Rance
Damaress
J. Ho. Button
Board of County
Bruce Spearn
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Results
Kansas City cattle and calves show varied trends with some classes steady and others uneven. Slaughter cattle mostly lower and feeders higher, hogs firm to higher, sheep lambs easing, with vealers and stockers steady to higher and demand mixed across classes.
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Kansas City
AP T
Boik Ebajee Pedferg Wosuews
Utiity Bulle
Dale Ib Berrows
Gilta
Remodelling For New Laundary In Wellsville
Harry Schwanke of Overbrook remakes the Er nest Harris building on Main for a new Wellsville laundromat. A cement floor will be poured after removing the wooden floor, and the front window was taken out for easier access during construction. Wellsville Seniors had graduation pictures taken. Glen Bacon, Osage City, photographed at the school for a Des Moines studio.
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Harry Schwanke
Overbrook
Ernest Harris
Main
Wellsville
Glen Bacon
Osage City
Des Moines
Two Ottawans Named NDEA Fellows at Kansas State
Rolland D. Turner and Harold E. Eversmeyer of Ottawa are among 20 graduates selected for the National Defense Education Act fellowship at Kansas State University. Both pursue doctorates in a three year program, with annual stipends of 2000, 3200, and 2400 and 400 per dependent. Turner studies mechanical engineering. Eversmeyer begins botany.
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Rolland D. Turner
Harold E. Eversmeyer
Ottawa
Kansas State University
Eversmeyer
G. F. Eversmeyer
Turner
R. E. Turner
Wichita
NDEA
Gordon Quits as Tigers Manager Amid KC Hopes
Detroit AP report states Joe Gordon quit as Tigers manager amid speculation he would take Kansas City Athletics post. Minutes later KC club announced Mgr Bob Elliott and staff would not be retained for 1961. Gordon denied KC hiring and said he would seek other employment while attending World Series in Pittsburgh.
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Detroit, Mich
Joe Gordon
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City Athletics
The
Athletics
Mgr
Bob Elliott
Canton
Ohio
Gordon
Detroit
Kansas City
Kansas .City
Pittsburgh
Tigers
Jimmie Dykes
Cleveland Indians
Bill Dewitt
Dewitt
Mer
Parke Carroll
Bob
Elliott
Don Heffner
Walker Cooper
Fred Fitzsimmons
Police Arrest Four Over Weekend
Four individuals were arrested over the weekend on drunk charges. Harold I. Gumm, 49, Ottawa, pled guilty at a special arraignment and received 30 days in jail after a late Saturday arrest. Albert T. Jones, 46, 119 Cedar, pled guilty and was fined 50 dollars. Toots Barber, 50, 1198 Cedar, and Leon Pearson, 36, RFD 4, faced drunken charge arrests with Pearson also charged with driving while intoxicated reckless driving and no valid license, bonds set for an arraignment tomorrow.
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Harold I. Gumm
Ottawa
Gumm
Albert T. Jones
Cedar. Jones
Toots Barber
Cedar and
Leon Pearson
Pearson
Driver Is Cited Following Accident
Lester C. Mills, 17% RFD 4, was cited by sheriff's officers after the car he drove went out of control, struck a utility pole, rolled into a ditch and burned. Mills was cited for reckless driving while heading north on US 59 a quarter mile north of the Santa Fe viaduct. Mills’ 19-year-old wife Virginia was cited for improper registration. No injuries were reported.
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Lester C. Mills
Mills
Santa Fe
Virginia
Report Two Crashes On Ottawa Streets
Two collisions on slick Ottawa streets within 30 minutes kept police busy last night. At 7 p.m. a collision at 10th and Main involved James L Johnson and Vilena Oakes with damages reported. About 30 minutes later Donald Hudson collided with Carolyn Kay Wadkins on Main, Wadkins’ car was undamaged and no charges were filed.
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Ottawa
10Th
Main
James L. Johnson
Oak
Vilena Oakes
N. Mulberry
Donald Hudson
I Prairie Village
Carolyn Kay Wadkins
Hamblin
Radar Patrol Nets 132 Speeding Tickets on I-35
Troopers using roving radar cited 132 motorists on Interstate 35 and US 59 for speeding. Names and ages span Kansas, Missouri, Indiana, and Texas, with speeds from 47 to 81 mph in trucks over and under 5,000 pounds. Fines ranged from 7 to 15 dollars. bonds were posted in at least one case.
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Simon Saucedo
San Elizorio
Tex
Billy Renfroe Daivis
Gladstone
John Franklin Duff
Ruskin Heights
Larry Joe Brooke
Shawnee Mission
William A. Rogers
Neodesha
Alice Thiele
Wichita
William G. Tufnell
James Jessie Shoup
Overland Park
Roy G
Ronald E. Cummings
Lawrence
Ernest Francis Bolinger
Pittsburg
Samuel T. Woodman
RFD
Lyndon
William L. Hysom
Oak
Clifford Lloyd Badders
N. Cedar
Richard §. Dunn
Wellsville
Orval A. Craig
Baton Rouge
Buddy L. Taylor
Lane
Frances Spencer Warner
Elath
Max A. Montajane
N. Mulberry
Kenneth D. Riddle
Doyle Vondel Roecker
Main
Harold D. Lundstedt
Lundstedt
Roecker
Riddle
Clothfelter
Heavy Cattle Run at Kansas City Stockyards
The Kansas City stockyards reported the largest salable cattle run in four years with receipts of 21,500. Stockers and feeders totaled 14,000, reflecting a widespread midwest herd buildup. Many cattle move ahead of frost to protect pasture and feed supplies.
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Kansas City
Middle West
World Struggle Not A Contest For Publicity
CORONADO Calif AP Henry Cabot Lodge says the world struggle is not a publicity contest. He spoke at a news conference before a period of relaxation in Coronado near San Diego. Lodge contrasts Kennedy's complaints about headlines with Eisenhower's dignified UN address and notes publicity should not drive policy.
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Coronado
Calif
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
San Diego
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Cuba
Fidel Castro
U.S
United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Castro
Kennedy
Jman
Nixon Campaign Push Aims At Solid South Shift
Nixon heads south on a one day campaign swing to Virginia and North Carolina with a stop in Richmond and Charlotte, aiding a women workers motorcade drive while Pat Week honors Mrs. Nixon. He plans New Jersey stops Tuesday after resting and issuing a medical policy position paper proposing federal fellowships and funding for medical schools and research.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
South
Nixon
Eisenhower
Richmond
Charlotte
N. Ic
New Jersey
Clashes as nationwide GE strike enters first day
Massachussetts plants report pushing and shoving with six arrests in Pittsfield as the nationwide strike against General Electric began its first working day. IUE Local 301 Schenectady and others record mixed work attendance while leadership urges caution until a contract is in place. Conflicts flare in Syracuse and Cleveland with limited disturbances and widespread refusals to cross picket lines.
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Massachusetts
General Electric Co
Pittsfield
Lynn
Everett
International Electrical Workers Union
Schenectady
N.Y
Vnto
IUE
Syracuse
Gkemi
Electronics Park
Cleveland
Ohio
Lamp
Nela Park
James B. Carey
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported
Admissions list includes Mrs James Allen at RFD 4 Max Eugene Reneau Fayetta Burnett Mrs Gary Blakesley Mrs Sterling Hornbuckle Baldwin Clarence Fowler Lonnie Fox Mary Cellar Lyndon and others with dates Saturday Sunday and today. Births announce Howard Eissler Lyndon son weight unknown and Richard Foltz Princeton daughter weight 10 lb oz. Dismissals name several patients and addresses including Fayetta Burnett Calivn Wadkins Beulah Atchison James Wright and Rodgers with locations Princeton Wellsville Wells ville on Sunday or today.
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James Allen
RFD
Max Eugene Reneau
N. Mulberry
J. A. McCullough
S. Cheriry
Fayetta Burnett
Wal‘nut
Gary Blakesley
S. Main
Sterling Hornbuckle
Baldwin
Clarence Fowler
Lonnie C. Fox
Mary Cellar
Waverly
Howard Eissler
Lyndon
Richard Foltz
Princeton
William Crique
Melvern
Opal Coats
Willow
Walnut
Robert Conrdin
N. Locust
Calivin’ Wadkins
Cypress
Sam Shoemaker
S. Cherry
Beulah Atchison
James K. Wright
Wellsville
James L. Rodgers
Five Charged By Ottawa Police In Traffic Violations
Ottawa police cited five people Saturday and two more Sunday for moving traffic violations. Franklin Rose, 36, of 513 Poplar, was cited for speeding 35 mph in a 20 mph zone and Jack E. Morrow, 28, of 1342 Staple, for 45 mph in a 30 mph zone. Also cited were Roy Lee Bishop, 16, of 320 E Second, no valid license. John Franklin Winters, 19, of Princeton, reckless driving. and Terry T. Wood of Lawrence for defective mufflers. Rose posted a $15 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank iRose
Jack E. Morrow
Staple
Roy Lee Bishop
John Franklin Winters
Princeton
Terry T. Wood
Lawrence
Rose
Satisfaction Guaranteed Upholstering and Canvas Service Ad
Robert Barnes of 826 Ash offers furniture upholstering truck seats tarp and combine canvas repairs and canvas awnings with guaranteed satisfaction. Call CH 2-3243 for repairs or replacements.
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Robert Barnes
Speed limit and stop rule on Franklin County East 15th Street Ottawa KS
Franklin County Kansas resolves a 50 mph speed limit on East 15th Street from I 55 to Ottawa east boundary and requires stops for entering traffic. Violations carry up to 100 dollars fine or 10 days in jail. County Engineer to install standard signs. resolution becomes effective with sign pricing. County Board Chairman Button Richardson Vining signs ordered.
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Board of County Commissioners
Franklin County
State of Kansas
Kansas
Ottawa
East 15Th Street
Kansas proposal to amend constitution for continuity of government
The Kansas Legislature proposes adding a Sec 3 to Article 35 to authorize continuity of government during emergencies. It allows the legislature to ensure powers and duties of public offices remain functioning, including financing, with further measures as needed. The measure, if approved, would go to voters in the next general election.
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State of
Kansas
Senate
Frere
Ste
House of Representatives
Yeas
Amoys
Secretary of State
HOUSE
POC Ee
State of Kansas
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Togethher
Yeas and Ways
Allhes
Sach
Much
Worbers i Nana
Ctier
Eiectos
Tha Ck
Eedom
Tts Fecme
Wren
Atate
Goa
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