Ottawa area news briefs recount thefts and events
A collage of local items: Ross Martin and Carrie Miskimon family news, a fraternity theft case with $40 in dimes reported to police, and Kansas University connections. Fulk from Kansas City faces court on a charge after moving to Ottawa University this fall. Ottawa University President Andrew B. Martin to keynote Kansas Baptist Convention in Pratt. Community notices include Open House events, rummage sales, library renovations, PTA activities, church evangelistic program, and local social and civic updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Martin
Carrie Miskimon
Tax Kappa Epsilon
University of 5
Kansas
HH. L. Fuk
Kansas City
Kas
Ottawa Uni
Ottawa
Fulk
Andrew B. Martin
Ottawa University
Kansas Baptist Convention
Pratt
Martin
Ray Jennings
Vera Goodman
First. Baptist Church
Funeral services for Mrs Hattie Fickel in Paola
Mrs Hattie Fickel aged 83 of Paola died Oct 8 of a heart attack in Paola Hospital. Funeral services were held at Runyan's Funeral Home in Paola with Rev James Naidors officiating. Interment Walnut Creek Cemetery. Pallbearers were Ross Karr Clyde Hunter Harold Bethurum Clyde McKaig Floyd Delmont and Orval Hollinger. Survivors: three sons George Phillips Harold Phillips Howard Phillips two stepsons Floyd Fickel Harry Fickel four grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. A son Wendell is deceased. Mrs Emma Strout has gone to stay with friend Mrs Elma Fouts for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Fickel
Paola
Runyan
James Na‘ors
Wellsville Methodist Church
Walnut Creek Cemetery
Ross Karr
Clyde Hunter
Harold Bethurum
Clyde McKaig
Floyd Delmont
Orval
Adenauer urges bonded West German French ties with US
Bonn report says Chancellor Adenauer, marking the 30th anniversary of a Cologne automobile plant, hopes West Germany and France stay allied with the United States. He noted differences with Paris but stressed cooperation. a stenographic translation error affected a hospital staff report.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
France
United States
Adenauer
Swood Schoo
POE
Cologne - Ve Sociale
Uathy
Fuser
Hershhe
Franklin County
Ha Vvel
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Pomona PTA Affirms Affiliate With National Congress
About 10 attend Pomona PTA organizational meeting in the activity room. Mrs. Neal Baxter led the program, Mrs. James Driver led devotions, Bob Watkins served as temporary chairman. The group approved affiliating with the National Congress of Parents and Teachers. Officers elected: president Mrs Otto Schroeder, vice president Mrs Leonard Humphrey, secretary Mrs James Parks, treasurer Mrs Carrall Miller. Norman Rogers from the State Board of Health spoke on a diabetes glaucoma clinic and showed a film. A new trawling trophy was explained as to be awarded to the class with the highest parent attendance. Mrs C G Niehaus second grade won October trophy. Refreshments by sixth and eighth grade moms. Next meeting November 14 with open house.
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Pomona P.T. A
Neal Baxter
James Driver
Bob Watkins
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
David Bulmer
National Congress
Otto Schroeder
Leonard Humphrey
James Parks
Carrall Miller
Nicholas Huderson
Norman Rogers
State Board of Health
James Jarts
C. G. Niehaus
Wellsville Area News and Community Notes
Mrs Robbs and her sons returned home after a few days away. New shelving for the children's department at the Wellsville Library was built and installed. Dr Ralph W Sockman and Bishop Eugene Slater will be honored at a reception after a Layman's Rally at Baker University. The Berean Class meets October 11 with hostesses Josephine Hostetter Laura Warren and Mary Hostetter assisting. John Cradduck improves from pneumonia at Highland General Hospital and will be released soon. Various guests visited Mrs John Craddock. the Averills and Carl Warnock attended a St Louis dealer banker meeting. Sam Willis and family move to Topeka then Alaska for Sam’s job at Forbes Air Base. The Robbs return to Hayward California, then San Francisco, after a conference on agriculture in Jol a.
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Baker University
Rice Memorial Auditorium
Ralph W. Sockman
Sockman
Eugene Slater
Wellsville Baptist Church
Josephine Hostetter
Laura Warren
Mary Hostetter
M. L. Averill
Carl Warnock
Ralston-Purina
St. Louis
John Craddock
R. C. Willis
Chloe Davidson
Fresno
Calif
W.ferrelgiew
Fy. Willis
Napa
Idaho
Wellsville
Alaska
Willis
Topeka
Sam
Seward
Forbes Air Base
Sam Davidson
Daught Willis
Ricultm
Jola
Franklin Robbs
W. E. Peterson
Centhe Robbs
Hayward
Ference
Callf
Campaign aide testifies on Teamsters donation legality
Emanuel T. Kroog testified in the Harold J. Gibbons case that a $250 Teamsters political contribution was properly recorded and came from voluntary member contributions. The trial, in its second week, centers on alleged violations of the Corrupt Practices Act by union officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LT. Louis
Henry Reuss
D-Wis
Teamsters Union
Emanuel T. Kroog
Milwaukee
U. S. District Court
Harold J. Gibbons
International
Teamster
Kroog
Decline Of Prestige Highlighted As Key Peace Issue
Washington AP reports Democrats polled about 75 000 women across 43 states finding decline of U S prestige abroad as the top peace issue. Margaret Price DNC vice chairwoman said the ballot listed six major peace concerns and the lack of leadership in selling democracy ranked second. Speakers included Adlai Stevenson Harriman Mansfield and Rowles at peace strategy meetings.
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Washington
Democrats
U.S
Margaret Price
Democratic National Committee
Adiai E. Stevenson
New York
W. Averell Harriman
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Chester Rowles
Connecticut
Princess Margaret Pregnancy Rumors Spark London Gossip
Rumors sweep high society that Princess Margaret is expecting a baby early next year. Her press representative declined to discuss the rumors.
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London
Margaret
U S Will Keep Guantanamo Base Despite Castro
The commander at Guantanamo says the U S would lose face globally if it ceded the base to Castro. Rear Admiral Fenno warns Castro could trigger trouble or sabotage. Admiral Burke says the U S would fight back if Cuba uses force and would react quickly.
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Miami
Fla
Guantanamo
Cuba
United States
Fidel Castro
Frank W. Fenno
Milt Sosin
The
Miami News
Castro
Arleigh A. Burke
UT. S
Ihief
Naval Operations
Burke
U. S. News & World Report
City Manager Fleming hospitalized. Hudgers to assume duties
Kansas City AP reports City Manager Harry M. Fleming entered St Luke s Hospital for a checkup after bladder surgery. Mayor Bartle said administrative assistant Steynalds D Hudgers will take over duties until Friday City Council meeting. Fleming had been recovering satisfactorily from March operation described as serious.
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Kansas City
Harry M. Fleming
St. Luke's Hospital
Hl. Roe Bartle
Steynalds D. Hudgers
Fleming
Dismissals Noted for Several Residents
Dismissals listed for Emma Stout of 398 Walnut and others including Mrs. Everett Whan Baldwin Mrs. James J. Allen and J A Baldwin with addresses 717 Main 816 Ash and 826 Mick Jory plus William M. Payne of RFD 4 and Mrs. Ray A. Talbott. Date given as today.
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Emma Stout
Everett Whan Baldwin
James J. Allen
RFD
William M. Payne
Main
Ray A. Talbott
Ash
J. A. Baldwin
Mick
Jory
Library To Be Closed Two Days
Carnegie Free Library will close Friday and Saturday for the Kansas Library Association meeting in Hutchinson. Attending are Nell Barnaby librarian C A Peacock assistant and T K Keelin. Sessions run Thursday to Saturday at the Baker Hotel with speakers including Robert Vosper Marietta Daniels Virginia Young and William Steele.
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Carnegie Free Library
Kansas Library Association
Hutchinson
Nell Barnaby
C. A. Peacock
T. K. Keelin
Baker Hotel
Barnaby
Robert Vosper
Watson Library
University of Kansas
Marietta Daniels
Pan-American Union
Washington, D
Church Homecoming At New Hope Baptist Draws Wide Attendance
A large audience from Washington California Nebraska Missouri and Kansas attended the New Hope Baptist Church annual homecoming. Rev R B Shoemaker led the morning service with Miss Gladys Anthony delivering a special vocal. Flowers from Mrs Bernice Shoemaker and Mrs Emma Fighter decorated the sanctuary. A basket dinner followed in the basement. The afternoon address was by Rev Thomas Ingle of Ottawa with Hawkins Grange ladies quartet singing and Mrs Henry Werity on piano.
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Washington
California
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
New Hoye Baptist Church
R. B. Shoemakier
Gladys Anthony
Bernice Shoemaker
Emma Fighter
RFD 2
Kev
Thomas Ingle
Ottawa
North Baptist Church
L Jatternoon
Hawkins Grange
Henry Wherity
Two Fined In Police Court
Two arraignments ended with guilty pleas on moving traffic violations and six others forfeited bonds totaling 141 dollars. William A Richardson and Shirley C McKinley were fined 25 and 7 respectively for reckless driving and failing to heed a red light. Several defendants forfeited bonds for speeding and other offenses. Arraignments and upcoming trials were set for late October with bonds continuing or set at 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Albert Richardson
N. Poplar
Shirley Catherine McKinley
Pomona
Deaths Mrs Lena B Fouts of Boise Idaho
Mrs Lena B Fouts 69 of Boise Idaho, former longtime resident of Fouts community south of Ottawa, died Sunday noon from a heart condition after long illness. Born November 22 1890 at Williamsburg, she was daughter of Wesley and Laura Adams. She married Claude Fouts May 9 1908 in Ottawa. he died June 3 1938. She was a member of the Christian Church in Ottawa.
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Lena B. Fouts
iBoise
Ida
Fouts
Southean
Ottawa
Williamsburg
Wesley
Laura (Reddig) Adams
Claude Fouts
Christian Church In
Local Markets Surviving Family Details and Probate Notice
A fragmented obituary and probate notice lists survivors including two daughters Mrs Wiehard Maxwell and Mrs Dan Glen Howard and four sons Feary Pattresco Duane Fouts Bend Oregon C B Hiace Bud Fouts Elko Nevada Lynn White Laren Fouts Boise Idaho and James Weston Worth Texas plus a sister Mrs Milo. The body will be returned for funeral services and burial at High Cemetery. Probate notices name Henry S Chenoweth deceased and appoint Lavra Chenoweth as executrix with credits and demands due within nine months.
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Wiehard Maxwell
Dan ‘Glen Howard
Ottawa
Feary Pattresco
Duane Fouts
Bend
Ore
C. B. Hiace
Bud Fouts
Elko
Nev
Lynn
Jag G
Laren DL Fouts
Boise
Idaho
Milo
rgorJames Weston
Fi. Worth
Tex
Burley
Tutterfat
MeVex-Dengel Mortue
Keogs
Stright Run
Rev Ernest Nelson Honored at Local Christian Church
Retired minister Ernest R Nelson of the Christian Church received a retired minister's pin at First Christian Church on Sunday. He previously served congregations in Centropolis Ness City and Courtland before his recent retirement.
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Ernest R. Nelson
The
Christian Church
First Christian Church
Robert Powner
Nelson
Centropolis
Ness City
Courtland
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