Local Briefs and Notices From Ottawa Area
Various items including Dr S M Brockway attending a Kansas Chiropractors Association meeting in Topeka, a chicken and noodle supper fundraiser at Central Community Center, adults 75 cents children 40, Garnett and Harris residents jailed in Ottawa for drunken driving, two former justices debate Amendment No 1 on KOFO, foreclosure case in district court, Prairie Hills Motel opening with open house, Bert Ross round boat photo in Ford Times, Bert Ross round boat photo by J B Muecke Ottawa, Ellis Piano Tuning ad, Wendell E Milliken named deputy probation officer at Hanford, DeMolay chapter elects candidate for degree, Shrine circus plans, Old Fashioned Square Dance for Oct 24, Nat'l Guard Armory, Farmers Club tour of telephone building, Williamstarg cafe opening 4 am for weekend, Derald D Gifford son of Gifford Sr in 101st Airborne exercise White Cloud at Fort Campbell Kentucky
Dulles levels new charge at Red China
Secretary of State Dulles accused Chinese Communists of trying to throw roadblocks in pacifying the Fort Mena Strait. He spoke at the White House after meetings with Chiang Kai-shek, asserting confidence free nations will defeat Communist efforts.
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Mermaid case raises dress code clash in New Orleans
In New Orleans a dispute emerges over a woman's right to go topless in public. The district attorney opposes, saying no lewd display unless performed. City officials counter that indecent exposure law prohibits public female breast exposure. Police arrested Constance Rushing and her employer after a Mermaid Bar incident. state charges were rejected, city charges filed for trial.
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Robbery at Safeway in Manhattan by masked duo
Two masked men robbed a Safeway store in Manhattan and escaped with an undetermined amount of cash. They used a car in the getaway, abandoning the vehicle two blocks away.
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Lamb Funeral Home Announces Daniel C. Glidden Rites
Daniel C. Glidden, 80, longtime Homewood area resident, died last evening. Funeral services are set for Monday at 1 80 pm at Lamb Funeral Home with burial in Highland Cemetery.
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Cited After Truck Wreck In Ottawa Court Case
A three vehicle collision on South Main in Ottawa injured no one but led to a police court citation for 27 year old Gilbert R Wiley of Wichita for following too closely. Wiley posted a $25 bond for a court appearance on Oct 28.
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Funeral services for Mrs Dean Driscoll
Funeral services for Mrs Dean Driscoll who died October 21 were held October 23 at McVey Dengel Mortuary with Rev Charles P Knight officiating. Pallbearers were Arthur Barnatt David Johnson Luther Stevens Charles Dolaw Jack Rutter and Ed Curby. William Sheeder sang hymns accompanied by Mrs R A L Stevens. Burial was in Highland Cemetery.
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R. A L. Stevens
Highland Cemetery
Planning Group To Meet Monday To Study 3 Mile Zoning
A seven member planning commission appointed by Franklin County Commissioners will hold its first meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in the courthouse in either the District Courtroom or the commissioners' office. Ray Koontz of Ottawa was named temporary chairman as permanent officers are planned for election.
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Death of Daniel C Glidden 80, Homewood figure
Daniel C Glidden, 80, longtime Homewood farmer with brother Robert D. Glidden who died in 1950, died last night at 11:30 after a stroke. Born January 19, 1878 in Jamestown New York, he moved to Homewood in 1885, later to Williamsburg, then Ottawa. Surviving half sister Mrs. A C Runge of Hannibal Missouri. Services Monday at Lamb's Funeral Home at 1:30 p.m. Burial in Highland Cemetery.
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Convicted Red Spy Back To New York
Convicted Russian spy Jack Soble was escorted from Springfield Missouri federal medical center to New York by a U S marshal. He received a seven year sentence on October 8 1957 after pleading guilty to espionage and was released to custody on a writ from a New York court after an attempted suicide in prison.
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Homecoming At Ottawa High
Ottawa High marks homecoming with a 2:40 p.m. pep assembly and a post game mixer after Leavenworth High School’s visit. Queen coronation occurs at halftime with bands and pep club present, Senior Rays run the concession. Ninth to twelfth graders and alumni join a mixer at the Junior High. Younger students attend a separate mixer at the Youth Center.
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Local Market Prices Amid Weathered Notes
Fragmented OCR shows grain and dairy items with prices and terms. Beans, barley, wheat, corn varieties, rye, eggs, butterfat, and hens appear amid garbled lines. The readable figures include a corn price around 1.45 and eggs at .045 to .80 per dozen, with several broken descriptors attached.
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Property ownership suit in Franklin County Kansas
First published notice of suit in Franklin County District Court by Richmond Dial Inc seeking judgment that it owns in fee simple the described Franklin County real estate. The petition names many defendants including individuals and corporate entities linked to Princeton area telephone systems and unknown parties as heirs or successors. The case is filed under Case No 21-145 with publication dates October 17 to October 31 1958.
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