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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1961

Page

5

Franklin County News Briefs Roundup

Franklin County 4 H Teens plan a second Memorial Auditorium meet Saturday from 7 90 to 10 30 p m membership closes at that time Ross Nelson says Ottawa High School drivers ed teacher and five students join the Governor s safety council in Topeka six Ottawa High students to FFA convention in Kansas City two Del Rio truckers cited for speeding in heavy trucks Patricio Contreras Jr 26 and Jose E Salazar 32 Bond posted. Pomona Rural High among 46 NC Kansas high schools at regional journalism conference Milton Jameson in KU Medical Center in critical condition Stormont Vail Hospital entries Milton Foushee injured back in last month. Armys parcel mail window Nov 1 20 for overseas Christmas parcels post office period. Rebekahs to meet at I O O F hall at 7 30 tonight.

Franklin County Square Memorial Auditorium Ross Nelson del Rio

Mr and Mrs Wayne Dickerson to Visit Hawaii

Mr and Mrs Wayne Dickerson depart tonight for San Francisco to attend American Bankers Association sessions October 15 to 18. They will fly to Honolulu October 18 for a seminar and return to San Francisco October 26, after leaving Ottawa at 9 tonight on a bankers special train.

Wayne Dickerson San Francisco Hawaii Dickerson Peoples National Bank American Bankers Association Honolulu Ottawa Missouri Pacific

Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Roundup

Admissions list includes Rebecca and Thomas Brown at 941 Ash Floyd Minnick 204 EB 14th Mrs. Millard Rodgers Wellsville Mrs. Gerald Lindsey Quenemo Tuesday Mrs. George W. Kyle RED 2 Wednesday Births announce Mr and Mrs Frank Fogle 1040 Cottonwood daughter born Tuesday weight 8 Ib 1044 oz Mr and Mrs Lee Roy Rose Quenemoa daughter born Tuesday weight 8 Ib 114 oz Mr and Mrs Cornelius Ald ridge 820 S Locust daughter born Wednesday weight 3 Ib 14 oz Dismissals list Mrs Richard Moore and baby daughter 328 Walnut Tuesday Mrs Leona Husted 107 8 Hick ory Mrs Owen Atchison and baby son 714 S Poplar Wednesday

Rebecca and Thomas Brown Ash Floyd Minnick Millard Rodgers Wellsville Gerald Lindsey Quenemo George W. Kyle Red Frank Fogle Cottonwood Lee Roy Rose Quenemoa Cornelius Aldridge Richard “Moore Walnut Leona Husted Hickory Owen Atchison S. Poplar

Rayburn Pneumonia Updates From Dallas Hospital

AP report states House Speaker Sam Rayburn, hospitalized in Dallas for cancer of the lymph system, developed left lobar pneumonia with pleural effusion overnight and is now in critical condition. Doctors noted X rays confirmed the diagnosis and Rayburn had not been told of his cancer.

Dallas Tex Sam Rayburn Rayburn Baylor T Hospital

Talks With Kennedy Macmillan Seen Useful

Moscow reports Foreign Minister Gromyko said his Berlin talks with President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan have been useful. He declined to detail discussions as he arrived with First Deputy Foreign Minister Kuznetsov. From London, Home said Britain backs U.S. resolve to defend Western Berlin access.

Moscow Anaro Gromyko Berlin Kennedy Harold Macmillan Vasily V. Kuznetsov London U.S

Funeral Services for Mrs Mary Louise Scheetz

Funeral services for Mrs Mary Louise Scheetz of Wellsville were held Monday at 2 pm at Wellsville Methodist Church with Rev Jim Nabors officiating. J Linn Holtwick sang two hymns with Fern Barnett on piano. Interment followed in Pleasant Valley Cemetery with six pallbearers listed.

Mary Louise Scheetz Wellsville Wellsville Methodist Church Jim Na‘bors J. Linn Holtwick Lord Fern Barnett Edgar Gilbert Harold Phillips Harold Bethurum Lowell Collins Carl Warneck Joe Commerce Pleasant Valley Cemetery Silas J. Smith Silas J.smith Jesse C Rice Jesse Cornelius Rice Towner’s Chapel Roy Armstrong Dean Hoopes Willard Bitts Minor Gaston Herbert Howell Henry Jackman Jim Spooner Chester Burgess John Lederer Leonard Humphrey Highland Cemetery

McComb Race Tension Grows Over Sit-In Arrest

In the Mississippi town of McComb a 16 year old Brenda Travis was suspended from high school and sent to reform school after a sit-in at the bus station. Police report over 100 demonstrators arrested amid protests to the suspension while tensions widen between Black residents and others. Robert Moses, a 26 year old outsider, aided a voter registration school and was among those mass arrested.

Mississippi MclComb Brenda Travis McComb Brenda Kennedy U.S

Mother And 19th Doing Fine

Mary Grab, a 44 year old Harrisburg housewife, gave birth to her 19th child James Marie, weighing 10 pounds 13 ounces. Both mother and baby are reported doing fine at Osteopathic Hospital and expected home Saturday. Husband Bob, 45, an electrician, says the size of the family was unplanned but welcome. The couple’s other children range from 19 months to 21 years. they have been married 22 years.

Harrisburg Mary Grab James Marie Osteopathic Hospital Grab Edward Lee Robert William Grabs

State Grange Meeting At Hawkins Grange

Worthy master Fred Kissinger presided at Hawkins Grange in Emery Green School with 11 officers present. Talks by Mrs. Kissinger and William Rice covered the State Grange session in Lawrence October 23 to 27. Members planned attendance and cookies were arranged for October 24.

Fred Kissinger Hawkins Grange Emery Green Kissinger William Rice Lawrence Franklin County Granges Dale van Horn T. R. Johnson William ‘Rice Andy Reed James Price Clifford Hunter Gary Rice

Deaths Oscar Lindquist 76 Called by Norman Deaths

Mr and Mrs Frank Carlson and Mr Clarence Day were summoned to Norman Oklahoma yesterday by the death of Oscar Lindquist 76 husband of Carlson's sister He had been in failing health since December Lindquist spent youth in Ottawa attended Ottawa schools and apprenticed at Santa Fe shops later living in Chanute before moving to Norman He is survived by his widow formerly Elizabeth Klein of Chanute and one daughter

Oscar Lindqist Frank Carlson Clarence Day Norman Oklo Elizabeth Klein Chanute Carlson

Start of Adult Craft Class at Local High School Tonight

Orlis Cox recreation director says an adult evening craft class begins tonight at the senior high school. P. R. Jamison will teach the 10 session course. Sponsored by the school system and Ottawa Recreation Commission, the only cost to participants is materials used.

Orlis Cox P. R. Jamison Ottawa Recreation Commission Cox

AFL-CIO Splits Local Unions From Hoffa Stream

The AFL CIO Executive Council voted 24 to 2 to grant separate charters to local unions defecting from James R Hoffa's Teamsters Union, avoiding a single rival union. The move marks a dramatic step in the four year AFL CIO Hoffa feud. Meany declined to speculate on a head busting era and noted about 100 Teamsters locals have petitions to join the federation, with prompt action planned.

New York Aflcio Executive Council Aflcio James R. Hoffa Teamsters Union Hoffa Afl-Cio George Meany Meany Mr. Hoffa

Local Markets KC Markets Hogs and cattle prices steady

In Kansas City the hog market shows 3,000 head with barrows gilts and sows steady at 17.00 to 16.75 for various weights. Sheep offer 500 wooled lambs steady. lambs down to 25 cents. Cattle volume 2,000 with calves strong. steers and heifers up to 28 higher. cows up 25.5 to 28. Dealers and stockers steady. good to prime offerings at 23.00 to 25.00 for steers and 22.50 to 23.76 for heifers. vealers 22.00 to 26.00.

Kansas City

Another US Atomic Blast Presses Nuclear Test Resume

The United States conducted a third underground nuclear test since resuming tests last month. The Nevada underground test, described by the Atomic Energy Commission as low yield, had few details released by officials.

Washington United States Atomic Energy Commission Nevada AEC

Snag in Naming UN Head Delays Sworn Nominee Statement

US and Soviet talks on Dag Hammarskjold's successor hit a snag over timing of the nominee's statement and the nationality of a fifth deputy. A US spokesman said two hours of bargaining produced no progress, noting disappointment as the Soviets pressed for an early commitment to close collaboration with deputies before the Security Council considers the nomination.

United Nations, N.Y U.N Dag Hammarskjold Secretariat U.S Valerian A. Zorin Security Council General Assembly

Syria Receives U S Recognition in Diplomatic Move

The United States recognizes the new government of Syria under Premier Mahmoun al-Kuzbari. The State Department announced the move and said the Damascus consulate general will be upgraded to an embassy. Ridgway B. Knight remains as charge d affaires until an ambassador is appointed.

Washington United States Syria State Department Mahmoun al - Kuzbari U.S Damascus Ridgway B. Knight

Road closing notice in LeLoup Franklin County Kansas

Public notice dated September 25 1961 informs Hayes Township residents twelve signatures petitioning Franklin County Board of County Commissioners to vacate Oak Street from 3rd Street to Santa Fe Right of Way and Second Street along Oak Street. A hearing is set October 23 1961 at 10 02 A M at 3rd and Oak Street for objections or damages. Chairman Earl L Richardson and County Clerk Bruce Speare sign.

State of Kansas Franklin County Bald County Harvey A. Schnelle Harve A. Schnelle Kathryn BE. Schnelie Harvey A. Behnelle Ottawa Kathryn HE Schnelle Gleason Doty Logan Carl Rubick Carl L. Rubick Carl Leo Rubick John Rubick C.t.n Carl L. Ruvick Carl Ruybick Car Leo Rubick Anderson & Byrd Attorneys Hayes Township Fanklin County Kansas Board of County Commissioners LeLoup Oak Street Santa Fe Board of County Commissioners 3Rd Spyone Earl L. Richardson Bruce Speare

Night and day horse sales listed across Kansas and Missouri

Ottawa Livestock Commission Co and Neosho Livestock Commission Co promote night consignments in Ottawa Kansas Neosho Missouri with multiple October dates Oct 11 12 13 14 15 18 20 plus weekly Thursday and Saturday auctions. Listings cover Trade names Printy Sons Meyers Furniture Overbrook Gordon James and Ottawa Market Sale with locations in Ottawa Centropolis and Williamsburg.

Harold Sewart Charles Beatty Harold CH Charles — Lyndon Kansas Grace Episcops Churen Cedar Ottawa Livestock Commission Co Ottawa Bas.s G5th St 40 Highway Kansas City Neosho Livestock Commission Co Neosho Missouri Kas Printy and Sons Ben Printy N. Main Edwin ‘Dude Moler Elm Meyers Furniture and Appeliance Stores South Tf Hiney Grandview Gordon James Main Wilson L. FE. Wilson Williamsburg Waverly Livestock Base Waverly Prairiy City Archool Building & Land & Contents Baldwin Kanoan Hodges Roy Herring Andy Reed Homer Hodges Ottawa Livestock Commission Company West Wilson Street E. L. Kitchen Carbondale Zato Joel Cutting West Ith

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