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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1960

Page

7

Lightning Strikes Roy Lawson Home Twice

A storm struck the Roy Lawson residence on rural route 1, with two hits about three feet from ground level near the front porch and the west side telecommunication area. Siding tore away, outlets were forced from walls, a TV antenna wire damaged the set, and four dining room bulbs shattered. Dale Anderson of Garnett visited Kenneth Bailey, and a Kansas City Athletics game drew about 110 players and chaperones. Other items include Farm Bureau meetings, a Baker University Choir concert at Wells ville High School, a birth at Olaithie Community Hospital, and a KSTC pledge by Merle Todd.

Roy Lawson RFD Dale Anderson Garnett Kenneth Bailey Kansas City Athletics Detroit Kansas City Wellsville Globe Wellsville Summer Recreation Association Junior Crist Bob Groshong Robert Coons Jack Dilts Bill Shields Bill Warnock Ernest Harris Clarence Coffman Glen Head Harold Good Junior Gorsage Homer Perry Forrest O'Neil Norman Hogan Ray Brecheisen Dale Flynn

Local News Briefs Highlight Community Happenings

Mixed notes from Ottawa area include Mrs H Everett Atchison returning to Richmond after a visit with daughter in Stanford. Upcoming events feature a coffee shop gathering with Republican Congressional candidate Bob Ellsworth, a Baker University student editor appointment, a chicken dinner fundraiser, and a 4 cent and 8 cent stamp release at Ottawa Post Office. Also reported are theft of hub caps, court pleas, farm extension council elections, Army basic training, Homecoming planning, and a church basket dinner with speaker Dr Raymond P Jennings.

Union Chapel Methodist Church Ottawa Raymond P. Jennings

Hospital Notes Admissions and Births List

Hospital notes record admissions including Mrs. W. A. Fowler Mrs. Everett Wahn Baldwin Mrs. Ray Talbott J W McLaughlin Charles F Mundy Vernon Chesbro and others. Births listed for Frank C Mersmann Osage City son weight 8 lb 11 3 oz Noah Barnhart Birch Nora Morgan Richmond Mary Cellar Waverly Mrs Carl D Eichenberger Pomona Mrs Richard Foltz Princeton and infant daughter born today.

W. A. Fowler King Everett Wahn Baldwin Ray Talbott Ash J. W. McLaughlin Charles F. Mundy Vernon Chesbro S. Hickory Frank C. Mersmann Osage City Noah Barnhart Birch Nora Morgan Richmond Mary Cellar Waverly Carl D. Eichenberger Pomona Richard Foltz Princeton

Ottawa High Senior Joins High School Journalism Panel

Peggy Nordyke of Ottawa High School joins one student each from Lawrence and Topeka High Schools as panelists for a 42nd Annual High School Journalism Conference at the University of Kansas in Lawrence. Prof. Melvin Mencher moderates, with Ottawa teachers and students listed among attendees.

Peggy Nordyke Ottawa Lawrence Topeka Melvin Mencher William Allen White University of Kansas, Lawrence Washington Wyandotte Conrad Downing Dee Ellen Lister Joyce Sailing Eddie Martin Nancy Welsh Joyce Thornburg Mel Loux Heenie Meiers Sharon McDowell Sandra Elder Joyce Balding Richard Grimm Bill Price Jundors Margaret Williams

Plead Guilty To Vandalism Three Youths

Three youths pleaded guilty to five counts of vandalism in county court. J B Reeves 17 of 1234 N Sycamore, Bill Gentry 17 of Monroe Courts, and Stanley N Garrett 16 of RFD 2 Wellsville admitted acts at a new home site near Ottawa and at the Ivan Lutter farm. Garrett and Gentry already face 30 to 40 days for a separate beer theft at Spot Tavern. Reeves received 60 days.

Robert Pinet J. B. Reeves N. Sycamore Bill Gentry Monroe Courts Stanley N. Garrett RFD Wellsville Pat Maloney Green Dell Brown School Ottawa Ivan Lutter Garrett Gentry Spot Reeves

Deaths Eugene J. Tregemba of Overbrook

Eugene James Tregemba 60 lifelong Overbrook resident died yesterday at his farm home born November 3 1699 southwest of Overbrook. Survived by widow Hazel five daughters Mrs Don F Jones Mrs Betty Jean Wells Mrs Dorothy Clark Mrs Elaine Evans and Lila Tregemba all of home 14 grandchildren one brother William Tregemba Overbrook Services Friday at 2:30 p.m. Overbrook Methodist Church burial Valley Brook Cemetery

Eugene J. Tregemba Eugene James Tregemba Overbrook Hazel Tregemba Don F. Jones E. Wilson Betty Jean Wells Goodrich Mich Dorothy Clark Denton Tex Elaine Evans Jacksonville Ark Lila Tregemba William Tregemba Methodist Church Valley Brook Cemetery

Youth Charged In Beer Theft At Spot Tavern

A 16 year old, Robert Porter of 314 S Cherry, pleads not guilty to petty larceny for stealing three cases of beer from Spot s Tavern on September 30. He faces a $400 bond and Oct 12 trial. Frank Morgan 16 Ottawa Ivan Brittingham Jr 17 RFC 1 and Mickey White 16 311 S Walnut charged with receiving stolen beer and also set for Oct 12 trials. Brittingham and White bonds $200. Sheriff says Porter entered through an open back door then opened the cooler door.

Spots Robert Porter S. Cherry Porter Frank Morgan Ottawa Ivan Troy Briggingham Jr

Warning Issued On Stolen Checks

The Kansas Bankers Association at Topeka warns of thefts from Sharp Construction Company Norton and Norton Steel Erectors Inc on Sept 28. About 400 payroll checks were taken from each burglary along with a check protector typewriter and bookkeeping equipment at Norton Steel Erectors.

Kansas Bankers Association Topeka Sharp Construction Company Norton Norton Steel Erectors, Inc Carl A. Bowman Association Norton Steel Erectors

Funeral for Alvin L. Doty at Meriden church

Services for Alvin L. Doty 34 of near Meriden were held at United Brethren Church Meriden with interment in Wellsville Cemetery. Survivors include widow Roberta, daughter Kimberle, mother Edna, sisters Eleanor Wagner Evelyn Wagener and brothers Leland Floyd Harold. pallbearers listed.

Alvin L. Doty Meriden United Brethren Church Wellsville Cemetery Roberta Kimberle Edna Doty Eleanor Wagner Evelyn Wagener Easton Leland and Floyd Harold Topeka Wellsville

William Harrison Graveside Rites Held in Wellsville

Graveside services for William Harrison, who died Thursday morning at his California home, were held Monday at 11 a.m. at Wellsville Cemetery. Reverend T Neal Hiatt officiated.

William Harrison California Wellsville T. Neal Hiatt

Local Market Prices for Grains and Poultry

Readable market listing shows prices for beans corn oats sorghum barley and butterfat with item codes and unit prices. Eggs graded and heavy light hens cocks are listed with varying prices. overall the page provides commodity quotes from a local market.

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KC Livestock Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep Summary

KC livestock market shows cattle steady to weak with high good and choice steers at 22.75 to 24.75 per 100 pounds and heifers 22.00 to 23.25. Mixed yearlings average to high 24.38, vealers 19.00 to 23.00. Hogs rise 15 to 35 higher, 1-3 220-240 lb barrows and gilts 17.65 to 18.5. sows 14.00 to 16.00. Sheep lambs 16.00 to 17.50, ewes steady. feeder lambs scarce.

Franklin County bridge bids and probate notices

Notice to bidders for Franklin County SB-2-60 Kepple Bridge and SB-3-60 Wyatt Bridge with bid opening October 31 1960 at 10 a m at the County Commissioners office Ottawa Kansas. Includes deposit and refund terms and rights to reject bids. Also probate notices in Ottawa Kansas for estates of J P Oakes and Ella Happy with hearing deadlines and defenses due October 28 and October 21 1960.

Franklin County County Commissioners Court House Ottawa Kansas Kepple Richmond Wyatt Bridge Homewood Board of Franklin County Commissioners J. H. Button Earl Richardson Cecil Vining

Drowning Fatality At Wichita Pool Claims 2 Year Old

Pamela C Eccles, aged two, drowned Tuesday in a family pool at an uncle's Wichita home. Her parents are Norman C Eccles and wife, residing in Wichita. Authorities reported no other details available at this time.

Wichita Pamela C, Eccles Duane Mohr Norman C Eccles

Estate debts and realty tied to Ottawa in Franklin County

The estate of Lucy B. Adams, deceased, faces debts and taxes on property described as the south 78 feet of Lot 3, Block 2, Crestview Addition in Ottawa, Kansas, with a First National Bank mortgage for 550 dollars and a lease to Robert C. Detwiler and Mary Ann Detwiler running to May 30, 1962. Defenses must be filed by Oct 21, 1960 in Ottawa, Kansas, or a judgment will be entered.

Fitts Place Ottawa Franklin County Kansas Ottawa Herald Frankin County Kansan Ella Happy James R. Babcock Wiloma J. Babcock Probate Court Wildma D. Babcock Leighton A. Fossey Mound City, Kansas Executrix State of Kansas Lucy B. Adams Robert A. Anderson Crestview First National Bank Robert C. Detwiler Mary Ann Detwiler Elmina W. Hurley Lowell Powell Jones WIII John B. Pierson Cecilia P. Rubick State of John Rubick Anderson & Byrd

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lawson Wyandotte County Baker University Wellsville High School William Rice Jimmy Good Rodney Dickinson Lois Chesbro Carol Cramer l Marijean Dickinson Church Wellsville Baptist Church Larry Stitt Rebecca Kay Olaithe Community Hospital Stitt’s Melinda Sue H. A. Stittlef Baldwin Emile Aucremann Independence Kansas State Teachers College Emporia Merle Todd Merle Sigma Phi Epsilon LeRoy Todd H. Everett Atchison Mrs Flarence Spong Stafford Bob Ellsworth N. A Bob Pol. Adv Seers Donald Knight Charles P. Knight Baker “University Wildcat Baker Zeta Chi Liberty Schoolhouse David McClark S. Cedar Kansas State Industrial School Hutchinson H. Bennett Melvin K Ronald White S White Bennett Haye Artificial Breeders Board of Kodak Wright Larry Averill Phillip Jacoby Edwin Higbie Franklin County Extension Council Franklin Township J. A. Garber James M. Garber Ceder House Fort Ord Calif Appanoose Rural High School N. Amer Adv Ted Owens Williamsburg Owens Duraclean Home Service Rotary Club John Wegmann Catalina Island Bill Gray Robert Lister Joseph Strider Ignacy Jan Paderewski Robert A. Taft Stycer Pharmacy S. Main William E. Mickey University of Kansas College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Colorado OHS Jim Manning Pratt Fish Hatchery State Game Commission Game Commission Kenneth Campbell Game Protector Manning Lamar Phillips Donald Averill M. L. Averill Wendell Hicks Roy Harrison Jr Herbert Hanson Intrs Inez Harrison Beaumont R. H. Harrison Fullerton Mary Marshall Josephine Swank Houston Anna Averill Cedarhouse Nursing Home Hattie Lambdin Overland Park Joe Towner’s Chapel Dependable Ambulance Service CPO Tae Gal Ae Ees Irvin Malott KC Livestock Bruce Spears J. P. Oakes Kananas John Keim Winton A. Winter Glen R Happy Gleason Gleason, Doty & Logan Petitioner DEA Itiona Don Shade Chihuahua Sand Creek Humane Society Larry Jack Stephenson John Dellinger Tancred Commandery No. 11 K.T Red Cross Malta Estel O. Northway E. C Gerald B. Harford Rec Wynn Kan- Bia Craig Dist. Co General Services Lee Carter Ira Roade Henry Alban Standard Rendering Co Call Callect Conrad's Spray McCracken John Laws Hi- Way Cate Springera Beeta Hereford Farm Imquire Price Motor Co Jerry Dryden Willow Ashley Automatic Budge's Hardware Smiling Jack'r Sky Municipal Aight Ridea Westinghouse Quin’s Towners Weral Chare Main Ottawa, Kansas Siegler Logan South J. M. Kennedy Lane Masshy-Harris Cecil Effinger Sheldon Ren Ottawa Tractor & Imp Clyde Newby fFarly Triumph Ralph Cope Malott Hardware
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