Local Briefs Highlight Meters, Elections and Deserters
A cluster of brief items covers police meter violations in Ottawa, an attempted phone call to a Herald, and deslinger reports. Elections from Harrison township include Ralph Sand and Mrs. Glen Lancaster. A Navy deserter, Richard C. Austin, is held on base charges after leaving Hutchinson. Also: birth certificates for 15 players, a new siren at Garnett city hall, and a judge considering dismissal of a 14 year old babysitter case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon McCurdy
East Fourth
Miami County
JR. E. Burgoon
Shawnee County
County Extension Council
Harrison Township
Erin Grovese
Ralph Sand
Glen Lancaster
Sand
Richard C. Austin
Naval Base
Hutchinson
Dean Driscoll
Austin
Pennsylvania
Hospital Notes Admits Several Residents This Thursday
The hospital reports admissions including Mrs. Willis Gilliland at 724 Cleveland and Mrs. Stanley Johnson at 717 S Poplar, plus Mary Alice Ferguson at 734 N Locust and Terry Cramer at 627 N Cedar. Births include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs Roy Martin at North Main Trailer Court weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Massen gale at 315 E Ninth weighing 6 pounds 14 ounces. Discharges include Mrs Josephine Magrath Harris and Mrs James Ware Williamsburg and Mrs Mary Miller at 230 S Elm to Anis may.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Gilliland
Cleveland
Benjamin Schlegel
Willow
Stanley Johnson
Poplar
Mary Alice Ferguson
N. Locust
Terry Cramer
N. Cedar
Printhe
Roy Martin
North Main Trailer Court
Kenneth Massengale
Josephine Magrath
Harris
James Ware
Williamsburg
Mary, Miller
S. Elm
Anis
Prospects for Moisture in Kansas Drought
The Weather Bureau reports dim prospects for relief in the Karsas drought with five day outlook showing no precipitation of consequence. Temperatures expected to average 3 to 6 degrees above normal, cooler recent days, highs from 77 to 86, and lows mainly in the 50s with a 46 at Topeka airport. Frost patches noted in the Kansas River valley as warmer air moves in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Goodland
Garden City
Topeka
Dodge City
Kansas River Valley
Bureau
Bomber Crashes Near March Air Force Base
Riverside California reports a large sixjet Air Force B47 crash south of March Air Force Base near Perris. President Eisenhower warned the U S may halt H bomb tests if international controls are agreed. The fate of the crew and origin of the plane remained undetermined.
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Riverside
Calif
March Air Force Base
Perris
Washington
Eisenhower
March Air Agreed
Force Base
Jone
United States
Centropolis and Kas Want Ads List October Sales
The Herald want ads specify upcoming auctions and sales across Kansas towns including Centropolis Ottawa Overbrook Lawrence Clinton Ottawa and Globe Store area. Listings name sellers and dates such as Mrs B C Nelson Overbrook Livestock Sale Roberts Market Sale Washington Creek Church Sale and Rudy Hauik Estate with locations and event dates in October.
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C. A. Myers & Son
Centropolis
Ottawa
Roberts Market
Hastwith St
Lawrence
Kas
B. C. Nelson
Kay
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Charles Hagen
Clinton
Overbrook Livestock
Washington Creek
Yalles
Globe
I. B. Sinclair
Rudy Hauik
Shaw & Ross
Miles Wellayiile
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Anderson County
Kansas
Paola Fair Grounds
Paola
Baker University Trustees Meet in Baldwin on Oct 12
Dr John Clinton district superintendent of The Methodist church will attend Baker University Board of Trustees semi annual meeting in Baldwin October 12. It will be the first regular meeting since President Scarborough began duties. Discussed items include Baker's 100th birthday observance in February 1958 and plans for Scarborough’s inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
John Clinton
The
Methodist Church
Baker University Board of Trustees
Wm. J. Scarborough
Scarborough
Nelson F. Horn
Clinton
Baker
Baker University
Iturstees
Deaths Mrs Will Young funeral in Garnett
Mrs Will Young, born December 18 1868 near Berea Kansas, daughter of John and Margaret Kelsey, married William S Young in 1890. She lived in Ottawa and Garnett, attended U P then Methodist church. Survived by five children Owen Harrisonville Frank Mission Joy Garnett Jay Osawatomie and Mary deceased, seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Husband died about a year ago. Funeral Sept 29 at Farris Funeral Home Garnett officiated by Rev Paul Pentz with pallbearers Ross Spencer C F Porter Guy Rogers A Ander son Ralph Beasley Glen Kirk rendall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Young
Farris
Garnett
Paul Pentz
Ross Spencer
C. F. Porter
Guy Rogers
Anderson
Ralph Beasley
Glen Kirkrendall
O. D. Meisenheimer
Elizabeth Jane Kelsey
John
Margaret Kelsey
Berea
Kas
Ottawa
U.P. Church
Methodist Church
William S. Young
Owen KX. Young
Harrisonville
Frank C. Young
Mission
Joy Arnett
Jay A
Girl Slays Aunt Over Missing Allowance
Oakland California report of 12 year old Patricia Corcoran from Mitchell South Dakota killing her aunt Laverne Bunce with an axe after losing a $5 school allowance. She confessed saying she must be crazy. Police describe the tense scene and her homesickness as motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
South Dakota
Patricia Corcoran
Guy Bunce
Edward Ray
William J. Corcoran
Mitchell
Bunce
Ray
Laverne
Patricia
Probe Use of Relief Funds
Wagoner County grand jury halted its six week inquiry into state relief funds used for political purposes. Six indicted, including four high in Oklahoma Democratic councils, plus a state legislator and an Gov. Raymond Gary aide. They allegedly defrauded the state by paying $20 relief checks to campaign workers for Edwin Russell Jr. support. Arraignments set for tomorrow before District Judge Andrew Wilcoxen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagoner
Okla.m
Wagoner County
Oklahoma
Democratic Party
Raymond Gary
Edwin Russell Jr
Andrew Wilcoxen
Grand Jury
Russell
Local Market Note Sparks Community Trade
A brief market update notes local buyers and sellers exchanging goods and services in the neighborhood. The item highlights small vendors, casual bartering, and a communal effort to boost nearby commerce. Public interest centers on accessible prices and neighborhood participation.
Shaw Urges Voters to Vote a Party Ticket
Republican gubernatorial nominee Warren W. Shaw urged Kansas voters to vote a party ticket saying he believes in party government. He claimed the system has worked for more than a century and a half and should continue to work in the nation, in Kansas and in every county in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Kas
Warren W. Shaw
Kansas
Shaw
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