Chronicle of Local Notices and Obituaries Update
News briefs from Wellsville and Ottawa include the death of Mrs Carrie Kugler Chronister near Abilene Kansas with funeral services set there, farm dispersal auctions at Ottawa, local ads for food and services, a traffic stop citation for Melvin Anderson, a preliminary hearing for Joe Paviacic, and elections of Pomona township agricultural and 4 H representatives to the Franklin County extension council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Chronisster
Wellsville
Ursday
Carrie Kugler
Abilene
Kas
Chroniser Cemetery
Joe Paviacic
Arlington
Tex
Todd Trailer
Pat
Ction House
N. Main
Ottawa
Lionel Shaw
Roy ‘Reed
Pomona Township
Franklin County Extension Council
Harry Criqui
Home Eonomics
AT&T seeks approval to launch first private satellite
Washington AP AT&T asked the FCC for authority to place a space satellite as the first station in an international communications system within a year. The test unit would carry telephone calls and TV between the United States the United Kingdom and Europe marking the first private satellite venture and commercial use. Henry T Killingsworth cited private enterprise funding and readiness to proceed with launch ground stations and related work. AT&T gave no total cost estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Communications Commission
At&t
Airline passenger fined for false bomb report joke
In Los Angeles a 27 year old, Stanley Carlson, was fined one thousand dollars and sentenced to a year in prison for falsely reporting a bomb on a American Airlines jet to New York. The sentence was suspended on condition he pay ten dollars a month to charity for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Tell
Stanley
Carlson
American Airlines
New York
William Mathes
Larsson
Heavy Kansas general election turnout seen possible
A Kansas election forecast shows registrations at record highs in major counties such as Wyandotte, Johnson, Shawnee and Topeka. Officials report rising ballot applications from military personnel and expect turnout near or above the 1952 record, with detailed counts in Wichita, Topeka, Johnson and Wyandotte counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Edewick
Wrandotte
Shawnee
Jonson
Paul R. Shanahan
Eisserhower
Shanahan
Wichita
Mary Kay Peltzer
Topeka
Loretta Holzmeister
Shawnee County
Johnson County
Marvin E. Rainey
Wyandotte
John L. Deveney
Market Report Kansas City Livestock Summary
APC Kansas City notes cattle too light for test. Hog futures show 10 to 25 cent gains for barrows and gilts, steady to 25 higher, with sows steady overall. Barrows and gilts 16.25 to 17.00 per hundredweight, sows 13.75 to 15.75. No sheep receipts recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Heavy Run Of Cattle In Kansas City Yards
AP reports the Kansas City Stockyards sold over 6 000 head in a weekly stocker and feeder sale for about one million dollars. Show cattle totaled 374 head bringing 60 451 dollars at an average 525 pounds and 30 79 per hundredweight. Commercial steers and feeders totaled 5 863 head averaging 23 45 per cwt for 863 423 dollars, with cattle averaging 628 pounds, up 28 pounds from last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Department Store Sales Show Drop in Key Areas
Department store sales in the 10th Federal Reserve District edged up one percent from 1959, but Kansas and Western Missouri fell. Kansas down five percent and Western Missouri four percent, while national sales slipped three percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Federal Reserve District
Kansas
Missouri
Western
Jury Considering Excusable Homicide in Finch Tregoff Trial
In Los Angeles Dr Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff face murder and conspiracy charges for the shooting of surgeon Barbara Jean. The retrial jury of 11 adults deliberates after a prior deadlock and now receives an instruction on excusable homicide due to an oversight.
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Los Angeles
Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Finch
Miss Tregoff
Barbara Jean
Superior Court
Leroy Dawson
Dawson
Rib Injury In A Collision
Viola Stogsdil, 50, and Clyde Stogsdill, 55, both of 21214 S Main, were passengers in a car that collided with a 1-ton truck at Main and Tecumseh around 5:45 a m Today. The car attempted to pass the truck making a left turn. Stogsdill sustained a broken rib. Truck driver Joseph A Moody, 29, of 802 Spruce, was northbound with no charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Stogsdil
Main
Clyde Stogsdill
Tecumseh
Stogsdill
Joseph A. Moody
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported
Admissions include Claudia Marie Chapman of 749 Tremont and Mrs Mamie Hamilton RFD 2 Williamsburg today. Births to Dean Swearingen 717 KE 9th a son Thursday weight 7 lbs 8 oz John Dicker Lyndon a daughter Thursday weight 7 lbs 4 oz 2 oz Ralph Clark Wichita a daughter today weight 9 lbs 2 oz Discharges include Mrs Glen Bayer 1023 W 6th transferred to St Luke's Kansas City Thursday Cheri Jo Selby RFD 1 Mrs John Lamb and infant son 40 Rockwood Drive Mrs William Spangler and infant son 526 S Locust today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudia Marie Chapman
Tremont
Mamie Hamilton
RFD
Williamsburg
Dean Swearingen
John Dicker
Lyndon
Ralph Clark
Wichita
Glen Bayer
W. 6Th
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Cheri Jo Selby
John Lamb
Rockwood Drive
William Spangler
S. Locust
Car Damaged by Rolling Vehicle in City Collision
A parked car owned by Low ell Farr at 1113 S Cedar had a damaged left door after a roll-away vehicle struck it near Main and Dundee around 1130 PM yesterday. The second car’s driver reportedly exited Heathman Oil, retrieved a bottle of pop, then fled as the car rolled into Farr’s vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Farr
S. Cedar
Main
Dundee
Heathman Oil Company
Farr
Topeka Bypass Opens as I 470 Section
A 6.5 mile divided four lane bypass around Topeka was formally dedicated and opened today. The bypass runs from the South Topeka pike interchange to I 70 west of Topeka and carries the Interstate 470 designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
South Topeka Turnpike
Test Changes In Electras In Turbulent Air
In Burbank California Lockheed tests two Electra turboprop transports modified to address structural weaknesses linked to crashes. The firm will conduct more rigorous trials in turbulent air as investigations noted vibration between the outer engine and wing plus turbulence. A $25 million program aims to strengthen 165 Electras in service while the FAA keeps a speed limit until modifications satisfy safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Calif
Lockheed
U.S
Federal Aviation Agency
State Agency Budget Requests Up 17 Million
Gov. George Docking warned that agency budget requests for the next fiscal year would require 17 million in additional revenue if approved as is. Final totals reach 370.2 million versus 352.4 million last year, with several proposed programs excluded and possible downward revisions in revenue estimates before final budgeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topera
George Docking
Docking
James Bibb
Bibb
Board of Regents
Movies Of Drunks Topeka Police Aim To Aid Convictions
AP reports Topeka police plan to use films of drunken drivers at the time of arrest to illustrate appearance to judges and boost conviction rates. Officers say the movies will be shown in court to demonstrate behavior and impairment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka (Ap
Topeka
Report of Condition for First National Bank Ottawa 1960
Charter No 171 Reserve District 10 report of condition for First National Bank of Ottawa Kansas at close of business October 3 1960. Assets include cash balances with other banks government obligations and loans and discounts total assets shown with liabilities deposits and capital accounts. James J Chandler cashier sworn to true and correct by bank directors R M Clogston and others. Notary public Leota Thompson Clark Howerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Ottawa
Kansas
Federal Reserve Bank
Reevevens
State of
County of
Franklin
Leota Thompson
Sealy Notary Public
Uy Matt
Turn unused articles into Cash with Herald Classified Ads
A call to readers to profit from unused articles by placing Herald Classified Ads. Advertisers can turn obsolete items into quick cash, leveraging affordable rates and broad reach across the newspaper’s classified section. Includes guidance on submission and pricing options.
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Herald
General Services WANTED Ironings
WIDE AD NOTICE seeks ironing services from Watkins Products Philippines Gil 2-368 and related contact 2-2895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Services
Watkins Products
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Printy
N. Amer. Coffee Shop
Adv
Raymond Shields
Corwin Shields
Snyder Pharmacy
S. Main
Te True Drug Store
Princeton Grain Co
Ellis
Melvin J. Anderson
Overbrook
Bernhard
IOOF
Drake’s Bakery
Rawleigh Products
E. F. Risdon
Soroptimist Club
City Auditorium
Kodak
Wright
Dawe
Harity
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Lana Brokenicky
Blue Rapids
Bruce Dahlinger
Boulder
Colo
Bob Smylie
McPherson
Hal Crawford
George Lesovsky
Murslen
Rinch Tregoff
Wee
Tecumseh and Main
R. S. Hill, Pres
Mamie Sands
Ed Hosler
Glen Hayward
Member
Federal Deposit. Insurance Corporation
Om Towner
Wea
Basle
CPLR
Bennett
Legals
James J. Chandler
Do Salemniy
James J. Chandupt
R. M. Clogston
R. & Wanes
C. W. Hegberg
Ottawa Herald
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Herman Wasmund
Eroy Wasmund
Leroy Wasmund
Clark Howerton
Garnett
Duane Hart
Kan
Donald R. Capper
Don” Shade
Alcoholics Anonymous
Nurseries
Leeds
Kansas State Employment Service
Ethical Pharmaceutical Company
WYNN
Territoy
Craig Distributing Co
Lawrence
Woolworth Co
Au Re
Ira Noade
Henry Alban
Willow
Ottawa Herald General Services
Standard Rendering Co
Conrad
General Services McCracken Electric
John Laws
Princeton
Homer Hodges
Williamaburg
Jim Methaniel
Wellaville
Pride of Aberdeen
Fred Turner
Balde Win Junction
Irvin Malott
Malott Hardware
Will Seld
Franklin County Sale Co
Wilson & Locust Bix
Ottawaz
Pam Harold Stewart
Charlies Beatty
Fred Coon
J. D
J.D
Tractor & Imp
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