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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1958

Page

5

Ottawa Briefs and Community Happenings

Mr and Mrs M J Klein traveled to Fostoria Ohio for a two week visit with their daughter and family Ted Everett En route home they will visit Harold Klein and family in Mission Ottawa Junior High resumes testing Monday for grades seven through 10 in a day long achievement exam Eugene Field PTA hosts a 730 pm panel at the school a nursery will be provided and refreshments served Dale A Spiegel Democrat candidate for attorney general campaigned in Ottawa and surrounding towns WAVE recruiter Chief Mary Lohfer Kansas City will be at the Franklin County Courthouse October 14 to talk to local girls Union Chapel Church southeast of Ottawa holds its annual homecoming Sunday October 12 church school 100 am worship 11 am basket dinner at noon Dr J C Doudna Baker University professor will speak in the afternoon

M. J. Klein Fostoria Ohio Ted Everett Ottawa Harold Klein Mission Ottawa Junior High School WAVE Mary Lohfer Kansas City Franklin County Lohfer Union Chapel Wil J. C. Doudna Baker University Baldwin

Local notices and school, court, and public events

Chippewa community hosts a bridal shower at the school for Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Mason. Ottawa area updates include officer elections, a city letter carrier route inspection underway, rural routes inspection in May, and a public auction at 1116 N. Poplar on Oct. 15. Also reported are a county auditor at Franklin County Courthouse, a jail parole with conditions for Carl Sands, and a school pep assembly outdoors at Ottawa High School.

Chippewa Bobby Mason Clifford Good Dan Arnold Wally Watts Shirley Magon

Thousands Pay Homage To Pope Pius XII

Thousands jam Castel Gandolfo for the Pope’s body as it is moved toward Rome. Cardnials and officials gather at St John Lateran and St Peter’s for absolution and mourning rites. The conclave to elect a new pope will follow after the mourning period.

Pope Pius XII Rome Castel Gandolfo Palace St. John Lateran St. John's Tiber St. Peter's Square St. Peter's Basilica St. Peter's Sistine Chapel Francis Cardinal Spellman New York Azores Benedetto Aloisio Magella Chhurch

Judge Coffman Moderates Bankers Panel in Garnett

District Court Judge Floyd WW Coffman of Ottawa acts as moderator at a Garnett meeting of the Kansas Bankers Association. The panel titled The Constitutional Amendment Nine Political Selection of Separate Court Justices features Clyde HI from Yates Center and George Ramskill of Burlingame. The KBA includes counties Anderson Chase Coffey Douglas Franklin Johnson Ginn Lyon Miami Morris Osage Shawnee and Wabaunsee. The session runs all day.

Floyd WW. Coffman Ottawa iKansay Bankers Association Garnett Separe Clyde HI Yates Center George Ramskill Burlingame KBA Anderson Chase Coffey Douglas Rankiis Johnson Ginn Lyon Miami Morris Osage Shawnee Wabaunsee

Pomona Man To Face Two Charges In County Court

P Franklin Spooner aged 22 of Pomona will face two charges in Franklin County Court on Saturday at 10 a.m. He pleaded innocent in court Wednesday to drunk driving and reckless driving and posted a $300 bond for the appearance. State Trooper Robert J Conaty cited him Wednesday.

P. Franklin Spooner Pomona Franklin County Spooner Robert J. Conaty

Awarded 10 490 In Damage Suit

Mr and Mrs William H West were awarded 10,490.09 in a district court jury verdict against Robert L Armstrong of Ottawa after a collision on February 23 1956 near Ottawa. The Vests claimed their baby daughter Luella died the next day from injuries. The jury found Armstrong solely responsible, removing Capitol Truck Lines Inc and State Automobile Insurance Association as defendants.

William H. West Cedar Robert L. Armstrong Ottawa Capitol Truck Lines, Inc The State Automobile Insurance Association Armstrong Vests Luella Vest

Death notice for Mrs Marie Masenthien at Vassar

Mrs Marie Masenthien 82 of Vassar died yesterday at 1 15 p m at the home of her son Gus in Vassar She lived in the Vassar area 65 years She married William Masenthien September 8 1697 in Alma he died November 24 161 Survived by four sons Alvin Arthur and Gus Vassar one son Mer Fl mer of Ft Wayne Ind a daughter Mrs Frieda Wigger of Vassar 10 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 p m at Zion Lutheran Church Vassar with Rev John Schmidt officiating Burial will be in Mt Zion Cemetery

Marie Masenthien Vassar Gus Alma William Masenthien Alvin Arthur Flmer Ft. Wayne Ind Frieda Wigger Zion Lutherans Church John Schmidt Mt. Zion Cemetery

Mrs Verna Travis Rites Planned at Towner's Chapel

Mrs Verna Leo Travis 72 wife of Roy C Travis of 604 N Mulberry died in Ransom Memorial Hospital at 11 last night after two years of ill health. Born August 11 1886 she was the daughter of Levi and Martha Oyler and moved from Missouri to Franklin County in 1921. She married Roy C Travis November 10 1908 at Gilman City Missouri and was a member of the Christian Union Church there. Survived by her widower a daughter Mrs Allen Hawley Baldwin two grandchildren and a sister Mrs Myrtle Plake Gilman City Missouri. Services from Towner's Chapel Monday at 2 p.m. Rev Jerold Tyler officiating pallbearers listed. Burial Highland Cemetery.

Verna Leo Travis Roy C. Travis N. Mulberry Ransom Memorial Hospital Levi Martha Mackley Oyler Franklin County Missouri Mr. Travis Gilman City Moa Christian Union Church Gilman Allen Hawley Baldwin Myrtle Plake Towner's Jerold Tyler Doon Yockey Joe Strider Herb Bishop Ivan Brown Frank Cannady Karl Reed In Highland Cemetery

Two Plead Guilty In County Court

A Garnett man pleaded guilty to reckless driving and was fined $30 and costs in Franklin County Court. Robert D. Hermreck was cited Oct 8 by State Trooper Bill Gray. In a separate case Carl J. Kendall, 32, Williamsburg, received a $10 fine and costs after pleading guilty to passing another vehicle in a no passing zone.

Garnett Franklin Robert D. Hermreck Bill Gray Carl J. Kendall Williamsburg

Louisiana party fight over Gravel may signal 1960 stance

Camille Gravel Jr., a prominent Alexandria attorney and Catholic lay leader, prompted a political clash in Louisiana as secular, segregationist, and states’ rights factions voted to remove him as national committeeman. Gravel defends his civil rights stance as moral yet denies advocating integration, framing his position as moderate while backing the 1957 Civil Rights Act to protect voting rights.

Baton Rouge Camille F. Gravel Jr Democratic Party South Earl Long Alexandria Gravel National Party Paul Butler Louisiana

State funds apportioned to Franklin County and area

Franklin County receives 60 499.97 from the general revenue fund portion of a 6.25 million Kansas distribution. Other allocations include 10 599.61 gasoline tax, 2 155.89 liquor tax, and 7 995.34 cigarette funds. Nearby counties and Ottawa city also receive specific shares.

Franklin County Kansas State General Revenue Fund Richard T. Fadely Anderson Miami Ottawa

Wanted Man Is Captured In Oklahoma City

Ex convict Charles Spyneiswki, charged with robbery and kidnapping in Missouri, was captured 25 minutes after robbing a hotel sundry shop in Oklahoma City. He had $259, planned a trip to Mexico, and previously served 50 years for armed robbery.

Oklahoma City Charles Spy Jneiswki Missouri Spyneiskwi Clarence Declue Cuba Spynelswki Mexico Spyneiswki San Quentin California Deciues Robert Steely Steely

Rocket Explodes After Liftoff at Cape Canaveral

A Jupiter rocket exploded seconds after liftoff at Cape Canaveral. The range safety officer ordered destruction after the craft swerved wildly. Debris fell into the ocean. no injuries or property damage reported. salvage crews sought pieces to diagnose the issue.

Cape Army

Quenemo Man To Face Traffic Charge

A 74-year-old Quenemo man Samuel C. Schrock is cited for leaving the scene of an accident in the 500 block of South Main after a hit and run Monday. He is charged with sideswiping two cars in front of Ottawa High School belonging to Norris Burke and Carl Riggs and not reporting the damages as Franklin County authorities file the charges.

Quenemo South Main Samuel C. Schrock Ottawa High School Norris Burke S. Poplar Carl Riggs Ottawa University Franklin County

Marshal To Get Prisoner Here

Franklin County Deputy Sheriff Josephine Evans said a U S marshal from Topeka will be in Ottawa today to pick up Melvin Smith a 22 Globe Ariz who was held in jail here on vagrancy charges the latter part of September Smith is wanted for transporting stolen cars across a state line under the Dyer Act. Smith and a companion Mario J Gonzalez 32 were arrested by State Trooper Robert J Contay Gonzalez was turned over to immigration authorities in Kansas City Mo earlier in the week.

Franklin County Josephine Evans U. S Topeka Ottawa Melvin Smith Globe, Ariz

Hospital Notes Births And Dismissals Shaped Week

Hospital notes show admissions for Mrs Myrna Wendorf at 118 N Lo cust and Mrs Theron L Brubaker RFD 1 Pomona plus J T Nicholson at 124 W 9th today. Births include Earl Vink Ran tout son 8 lb 6.02 oz Thursday. Jonnie Ruiz 319 Walnut son 6 lb 9 oz Friday. James Turner 702 N Poplar daughter 7 lb 3 oz Friday. Dismissal lists Mrs Daniel Oliveira 710 S Mulberry today.

Myrna Wendorf Theron L. Brubaker Pomona J. T. Nicholson Earl Vink Rantoul Jonnie Ruiz James Turner N. Poplar

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