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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1959

Page

4

Ottawa League hosts reservoir tour call for details

Ottawa residents wishing to attend the Fomona reservoir tour sponsored by the Ottawa League of Women Voters should call Mrs. William H. Wright. The group will assemble at Park and Main at 9 30 a.m. and return by 11 50 a.m. The event aims to allow mothers of schoolchildren to be at home during noon.

Fomona Reservoir Ottawa League of Women Voters William H. Wright Park and Main

Forfeit Bonds in Police Court

Nine persons, eight charged with moving traffic violations, forfeited more than 500 dollars in bonds as Police Court convened. W L Logan of Quenemo, 58, cited for DWI and hit and run, forfeited a 401 dollar property bond after missing court. Others include Leona Jones, Grace Flory, Paul Lockett, Frankie Yakle, David Blaker, and Marty Wintershied, with varied fines for speeding and reckless driving. Ray Stewart, 89, RFD, paid 5 dollars for red light, while Lucky Williams Jr and two others paid fines for loitering and related offenses. Trial set for Clarence Tillmen on Sept 14 after pleading not guilty to illegal turn.

W. L. Logan Quenemo Leona Jones Walnut Grace Adele Flory Topeka Paul Lockett Osawatomie Frankie Claude Yakle Ottawa David G. Blaker Bartelsville Okla Marty N. Mulberry Phillip F. Seaton N.sycamore Patsy L. Barton S. Locust Clarence W. Tillmen Wellsville

Hospital Births And Dismissals Ledger In Pomona Area

Admitted list includes Fred E. Koon from Pomona and several others with addresses in Topeka Emporia Holton Topeka and Wellsville. Daughters born to O'Dea Sheridan Windstrom with weights 7 lb 13 oz 8 lb etc. Dismissals include John Presley and Marcia Lynn Dushuanack with other names and dates.

Fred E. Koon Pomona Harold Hoover N. Main Jerry Vickers Emporia Cecil R. Ogg Holton George Beatty Cypress Dan Gates Muriel Cowgill Topeka Kenneth O'Dea RFD Wellsville R. D. Sheridan Mulberry Melvin C. Windstrom RFC 2 Melvern John Presley Hickory Marcia Lynn Mary Lou Dushuanack Princeton Charles Wemmer N. Mulberry Amanda Rosenquist S. Cedar

For Rent S large rooms and garden in county area

For Rent S large rooms with 2 porches on 1 acre chicken lot and garden. $30. Vacant. 7 miles south paving. Write or call Lucille McGinnis Princeton. Seaman Edward Ronald Jeffries, son of Mrs Mildred Jeffries, left for the West Pacific on the USS Kearsarge. Address: Edward Ronald Jeffries SN 519-83-16, Air Office USS Kearsarge CYS 3, c o Fleet Post Office San Francisco Calif. Mrs and Mrs Harry Abariotes and daughter Penni returned to Omaha after visiting since Aug 30 with her mother Mrs A O Head. Penni’s first birthday Aug 40. De Molay Mothers Circle Rummage Sale Wed Sept 9 Memorial Auditorium Adv Kay Jeffries and Deloris Bechtle have gone to Bethany Okla to attend Bethany Nazarene College as juniors. Traffic quiet. two collisions reported by City Police, one by sheriff, none called by highway patrol.

Mi. S Lucille McGinnis Princeton Adv Edward Ronald Jeffries Mildred Jeffries West Pacific U.S.S. Kearsarge S.N Air Office C-O Fleet Post Office San Francisco Calif Harry Abariotes Penni Omaha Neb A. O. Head Kay Jeffries Deloris, Bechtle J. Harold Bechtle Bethany Okla Bethany Nazarene College Franklin County Sheriff's Office Highway Patrol

Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples

Harold Dean Alleberry 19 of Wellsville and Valera Gaye Miller 17 of Rantoul. James William Beeler 21 of Forsythe and Carolyn Ann Cramer 17 of Wellsville. Robert F. Knight 41 of Overbrook and Brooks Geiger 15 of Otlawea.

Harold Dean Alleberry Wellsville Valera Gaye Miller Rantoul James William Beeler Forsythe Carolyn Ann Cramer Welisville Robert F. Knight Overbrook Mand Brooks Geiger Otlawea

Police Report Two Collisions Saturday Night

Two crashes within ten minutes kept police busy in the 100 block on S Main and at 7th and Locust. Augus tus R. Van Scoy’s car was hit, W L Logan, 56, Que nemo, charged with driving while intoxicated and hit and run. Clarence Wayne Tillman, 18, Wellsville, caused major damage at 7th and Locust. Dean J. Sauer, 35, 910 Ash, had minor damage. Tillman cited for illegal left turn.

Augustus R. van Scoy Oak W. L. Logan Quenemo Logan S. Main Clarence Wayne Tillman Wellsville Polce Dean J. Sauer Tillman

Funeral services for Clifford L Beang Hough

Funeral services for Clifford L Beang Hough who died Sept 4 were held Sept 7 at McVey-Dengel Mortuary officiated by Rev. Thomas Ingle. Honorary pallbearers included Fount Bullock Shawver Emmett Taylor Emil Milo Barnes Bill Johnson Max Sutterfat Bolton and active pallbearers Eugene Flaherty Robert Cowdin Arthur Barnett Clift McGuildin William Wheeler and David Griffin. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery.

Iclifyord L H. Bullock Lonnie Oals Shawver Emmett Taylor Emil Milo Ossete Barnes Bill Johnson Max Eugene Flaherty Robert Din Arthur Barnett Clift William Wheeler David ‘Wa Griffin Jim Richardson

Fall Festival Draws Crowd in Forest Park

An estimated 375 pounds of beef and 240 to 245 chickens fed 1261 guests at the Labor Day Fall Festival in Forest Park. Mrs. Anton J. Strafuss, chair of the food committee, said 450–35 gallons of baked beans and macaroni salad and 255 pies were eaten. Leftovers went to Sacred Heart School. Entertainment included a trapshoot bazaar rides and a serenade by the Four-Gottens, who will perform at the Mid-America Fair in Topeka on Sept. 13.

Topeka Forest Park Harold Tickner Don Lunger Carlos Pence Floyd Smith Jack Fenton Anton J. Strafuss Strafuss Sacred Heart School Labor Day Bar-By Four-Gottens

Deaths SEPTEMBER ANN MANN Services Held

September Ann Mann, day-old daughter of Kenneth F. and Barbara Weeks Mann, died the night after birth. Services were held yesterday afternoon from McVey-Dengel with Rev. William Weber officiating. Burial followed at Oak Hill Cemetery, Quenemo. Surviving are the parents, a daughter named April, grandparents Carl Weeks of Ottawa and Samuel Mann of Keene New Hampshire, and great-grandparents D. E. Hartis of Quenemo.

Ann Mann McVey - Dengel Ann Kenneth F Barbara (Weeks) Mann William Weber Oak Hill Cemetery Quenemo April Carl Weeks Ottawa Samuel Mann Keene N. H D. E. Hartis

Congress Still Hopes To Quit By Saturday

Washington AP report that Republican and Democratic leaders press to adjourn by week’s end. Lyndon Johnson speeds progress but warns no magic date. Morse blocks some moves. House-Senate clash over housing and public works continues amid vetoes and a renewed Civil Rights Commission plan. Mary V Bruner, 92, Ottawa resident, dies. long obituary notes survivors and church affiliation.

Washington Eisenhower Congress Lyndon B. Johnson Texas GOP Everett M. Dirksen Illinois Senate Johnson Morse House

Secretary of Labor Confers With Eisenhower Over Steel Strike

Washington AP James P Mitchell, Secretary of Labor, met with President Eisenhower for a half hour to report on the steel strike now into its ninth week. There was no sign of progress in negotiations, Mitchell said he merely updated the President on the situation.

Washington James P. Mitchell Eisenhower Mitchell

Grain Markets Kansas City Wheat and Soybeans Mixed

Grain markets show API wheat at 289 cars with varied prices across grades. Corn 152 cars with mixed No 2 white and yellow values. soybeans quoted around 1.55 to 1.99 per bushel with broader ranges. Wheat futures end higher with mixed open high low close readings across September to May contracts.

Kansas City Cute Ceeserreee BCP O Deedennes

Kansas City Livestock Price Report Cattle Calves and Hogs

Kansas City livestock market report shows cattle and calf prices strong to 25 higher, high choice under 1100 lb steers 25.00 to 27.00, utility cows 16.50 to 17.50, hogs 40 to 60 higher with lighter weights 200 to 260 lb. around 50 to 60, sheep and lambs active with gains up to 25, ewes about 4.00.

Kansas City

Funeral Services for Joseph C. Redding Held in Hamilton

Funeral services for Joseph C. Redding were held this afternoon at Hamilton Kansas Methodist Church. Interment followed in Hamilton Cemetery. Mr. Redding passed away Saturday.

Former Ottawans In Car Accident

Debbie Cox, a former Ottawa girl aged 6, was badly injured in a collision on US-50 west of Emporia at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. The injury required surgery for a left knee fracture and she was moved to St. Francis Hospital in Wichita. Injuries to Mr. and Mrs. Cox included cuts and bruises. the other driver, Lawrence Kufahl of Emporia, was charged with DWI and failing to yield.

Ottawa Debbie ‘Cox Emporia Us- 50 Guy Cox Wichita Cox Montgomery Ward & Co Debbie Newman Memorial Hospital St. Francis Hospital Lawrence Kufah Kufahl Dave Cox Greg

Three Cited On Highways In Franklin County

Three people were cited for traffic violations in Franklin County. Levi E. Vetan, 37, Lawrence, was cited two miles north of Ottawa on US 59 for driving while intoxicated and lacking current tags, released on a $500 bond for County Court at 2 p.m. Hager, 29, Kansas City Missouri, and Grammer, 18, Lawrence, were cited on 135. Hager faced red light and no chain charges, paid $15 in costs. Grammer faces a stop sign violation and a Sept. 16 appearance.

Highway Patrol Franklin County Levi E. Vetan Lawrence Ottawa James Albert Hager Kansas City Donald R. Grammer Hager Grammer

Special Train Planned For the Library Event

About 150 government political and business leaders from across the nation will ride a Union Pacific luxury train to Abilene Kansas for the Eisenhower Presidential Library groundbreaking on October 13 President Eisenhower will attend after traveling from Washington to Salina and driving to Abilene The event marks the President's 69th birthday and his fourth visit to Abilene since taking office The Kansas City assembled train will arrive Oct 12 and guests including governors and library fund campaign leaders will be invited Ben F Fairless of Pittsburgh and William Robinson of New York are among the dignitaries The hostesses include Mrs Fairless and Mrs Docking co chairmen of the campaign

Abilene, Kas Abilene Eisenhower Washington Salina Ancheon Union Pacific Kansas City William Robinson New York Coca Cola Co National Eisenhower Library Commission Ben F. Fairless Pittsburg U. S. Steel Library Fund Campaign Fairless George Docking Kansas Harry Darby U. S Dockling Darby Eisenhower Library

Skeleton Found In Little-Used Pasture Near Ellsworth Kansas

In Ellsworth County Kansas a man’s skeleton was found Sunday in a seldom used pasture seven miles west of Ellsworth near the Smoky Hill River. Tony Zvolanek owner of the farm Sheriff Charles Zvolsky and Coroner Dan Urbanek said clues are few and identity and cause of death are unknown. The body appears young and has been dead about a year with a shoe plaid jacket blue trousers a sock and remains of a blue shirt nearby. The pasture, though lightly used, holds cattle now as the river is down.

Ellsworth Kas Jman Tallee Smoky Hill River Tony Zsvolanek Charles Zvolsky Dan Urbanek Urbanek Zvolanek

Union Mixup at Labor Day Program Ad Draws Attention

ALEXANDRIA La AP The Central Labor Union's Labor Day program was printed in a non union shop prompting questions about labor practices and union standards in the community.

Alexandria Central Labor Union

Burglars Foiled At Waters Hardware Store

Junction City Kansas AP reports two burglars were surprised by an employee as he retrieved a wrist band for a sprained wrist. The men forced their exit through a back door, taking eighty dollars from a cash register and leaving ten guns and nine transistor radios behind as they fled.

Junction City Kas Waters Hardware Store

Hearings Planned In Two Franklin County Estates

In the probate court of Franklin County Kansas hearings are scheduled on estates of Jessie Camper and Althea Teeter. W C Bell petitions for administration of Camper estate with defenses due by September 4 1959 at 10 00 a m. Bowers & Bowers represent the Teeter estate seeking final settlement and approval of accounts with defenses due by September 18 1959 at 10 00 a m. Proceedings will be heard in Ottawa Kansas with potential decrees entered upon completion.

State of Kansas Franklin County Jessie Camper W. C. Bell Jessie Carper Ottawa Kansas Althea Teeter Higness C.t.a Aitha B. Teeter Petieion Hugh Campbell State Karnas Perth Alice Campbell Wald Anderson Ard Byrd

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