Get Acquainted Meeting and Local Notices in Ottawa
Garfield PTA to host a Monday 7 30 p m meet at the school with Dr Wayne Angell speaking on Kansas legislation. Memorial service for Basil W Kelsey Ottawa attorney set for Monday 11 a m in the county courthouse. Ads invite political candidates to place names and offices for 15 in the Herald. Several personal notices and church union meeting details follow with community events and local services.
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Garfield P.T.A
Wayne Angell
Kansas
Basil W. Kelsey
Ottawa
Floyd Coffman
Franklin County Bar Association
Truman insult on Khrushchev sea trip provokes comment
Former President Harry S. Truman dismissively commented on Nikita Khrushchev’s planned voyage to the United Nations, saying he can fall in the Atlantic Ocean as far as he is concerned. He spoke to reporters upon arriving by train.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Nikita S. Khrushchev
United Nations
Atlantic Ocean
Truman
Admissions and dismissals noted for area residents
Admissions William Shaffer of Pomona and Mrs Noe at 703 East Seventh. Dismissals list Owen Heidner of RFD 8 transferred to Kansas City, Patricia Slaughter of 634 South Mulberry, Harlow Walker of 784 North Main, Mrs Bobby G Robbins and infant son of Muskogee Oklahoma, today.
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Owen Heidner
RFD
Kansas City
Patricia Slaughter
S. Mulberry
Harlow Walker
N. Main
Bobby G. Robbins
Muskogee
Okla
No Settlement In Strike Seen
Philadelphia AP Michael Quill president of the Transport Workers Union said there is no settlement in sight for the nine day old Pennsylvania Railroad strike despite optimism from a federal mediator. He said the dispute is going back and forth and the latest railroad proposals are the same as three years ago. Francis O Neill had scheduled a joint meeting but postponed it as the union wanted to study the railroad’s proposal.
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Michael Quill
Transport Workers Union
Quill
TWU
System Federation
Francis O'Neill
National Mediation Board
Lever
Union
O'Neill
Berlin crisis fears rise with Khrushchev Visit
West Germany suspects Khrushchev may trigger a new Berlin crisis during his United Nations appearance. Diplomats relay fears to the State Department as East German moves to restrict travel and hold up barge traffic raise tensions. Secretary Herter warns of an irresponsible propaganda offensive and bleak prospects for talks.
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West Germany
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
United Nations
State Department
Khrushchev
East Germany
East Berlin
Christian A. ‘Herter
Herter
New York
Capture Three Escapees From Topeka School Wreck
Three youths escaped from the Boys Industrial School in Topeka Thursday night after wrecking a stolen pickup during a chase with Patrolman Lee Stanley. Two were caught. Stanley searched a weed patch for the third until he accidentally stepped on the boy’s hand, ending the search.
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Topeka
Boys Industrial School
Lee Stanley
Stanley
Stolen Checks Return to Midwest Office Supply Co
Robbers broke into the Midwest Office Supply Co office at Chanute and stole nearly $1,500 in checks and cash. A letter with the taken items arrived days later, postmarked from Lawrence, while about $550 in cash remained missing.
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Chanute (Ap
Midwest Office Supply Co
Lawrence
County to Let Bid for Richmond East Road Upgrade
Franklin County commissioners announced a November bid letting to upgrade two miles east of Richmond to secondary status. Plans include widening right of way and roadbed, setback of fences, and renovation of a center bridge. Project may create a 12 to 15 acre lake at an estimated cost of 47000 dollars with 71000 dollars federal funding. funds expected previously for July but now available for November letting.
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Franklin County Commissioners
Richmond
Fred Gardiner
Gardner
Jjuly
Cecil Vining
W. E. Allison
Richmond and
Greetey
Topeka
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
KC Livestock brisk cattle calves strong buying with 59 for good slaughter steers 23.80 to 24.00 and high choice heifers around 24.50 while slaughter cows hold 14.00 to 15.00. Hogs slow with barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower and sows near steady. 200260 lb barrows and gilts 16.00 to 16.65, sows 14.00 to 14.75. Sheep scarce with good spring lambs 17.50 to 18.00 and good feeder lambs 14.00.
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Kansas City
Ledom Extradited to Face Kansas City Burglary Charges
A 32 year old Ottawan Richard A. Ledom waived extradition yesterday and was returned to Kansas City Missouri to face second degree burglary charges. Detectives Moore and Estes brought him back. Police say he admitted the burglary and that he tore up the sales contract and threw the gun and seat into the Marais des Cygnes River at Ottawa.
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Richard A. Ledom
N. Locust
Kansas City
Ledom
Lewis Moore
James B. Estes
Eugene Flaherty
Marais Des Cygnes
Ottawa
Gahagan Joins Gas Service Co. Staff in Ottawa
Harold Gahagan has joined the Gas Service Co. in Ottawa as the builder dealer contact representative. A company veteran since 1965, he previously worked as a Kansas City division salesman. The St. Paul native and his wife will reside at 909 Ash with two daughters, Teresa Marie and Bridget Colleen.
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Gas Service Co
Ottawa
Gahagan
Kansas City
Kas
St. Paul, Kas
Ash
Health Records Initiative Signals School Health Data Rollout
The 1960-61 school year will start a county wide health records program. Dr. Joe Henning, county health officer, says records kept at schools list family history prior illness immunization and tests such as sight and hearing. Records will follow students between schools within Franklin County and to schools outside the county state or country.
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Franklin County
Joe Henning
Bound Over Here On Bad Check Charge
Walter M. Jolley of Wendover Nevada waived preliminary hearing on a $150 bad check charge from Beets Motor Company and was bound over to the District Court for the September term. He was arrested in Elko Nevada and faces arraignment for two additional checks of $20 and $41.34 at Christmer's Service on December 24 and 27 drawn on Peoples National Bank of Ottawa.
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Wendover
Nev
Beets Motor Company
District Court
Jolley
Elko
Christmer
Rev. James Fisher of Waverly Dies
Rev. James Fisher 80 of 804 S Oak Waverly Baptist Church pastor died today at 2 am after a two week hospital stay. Born Northampton England June 20 1880 he married May Plowman in 1902 and came to the US 1904 living in Havensville Ottawa then earning a Ottawa University degree in 1914. He served pastorates across multiple states and returned to Waverly in 1917 as pastor this year. Surviving include widow son Laurence Barrett Fisher Denver daughter Mrs W R Durham Decatur Ga two granddaughters four brothers and two sisters in England England services Saturday at Lamb Funeral Home with burial in Highland Cemetery.
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S. Oak
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England
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Minnie (Farmer) Fisher
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Ottawa
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Kansas
Colorado
Arizona
Ohio
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Waverly
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Canon City
Icolo
Fisher
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Denver
Colo
W. R. Durham
Decatur
Harry Fisher
St. Louis
Fred P
Arthur Fisher
Girard
Walter Fisher
Hamilton
Canada
Charles Harris
Thomas Tredwell
Lamb Funeral Home
Raymond P. Jennings
B. ‘Smith Haworth
Highland Cemetery
Mrs. Fred Morgan 83 Dies at Greeley Farm Home
Mrs. Fred Morgan aged 83 died at her farm home near Greeley Friday morning after a long illness. She lived in the area most of her life. Survived by widower two sons Rudolph and Robert Greeley three daughters Beatrice Kriepe Luling Texas Doris Aziere Kansas City Kansas June Miller Greeley a sister Mrs Pauline Kratzberg Kansas City and a brother Henry Grove Wilmington Illinois Funeral services set for 9 am Monday at St John Catholic Church with Msgr Blaufuss officiating burial Mt Calvary Cemetery.
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Greeley
Rudolph
Robert
Beatrice Kriepe
Luling
Tex
Doris Aziere
Kansas City
Kas
June Miller
Pauline Kratzberg
Henry Grove
Wilmington
To Face Charge Of Negligent Homicide
Thomas A. Thompson 25 Kansas City Kansas was to be tried in City Court in Leavenworth on negligent homicide charges related to Aug 27 deaths of Robert Lee Farmer 20 Lawrence and Deputy Sheriff Elmer M. Parmer. Thompson had earlier been convicted on five misdemeanor counts carrying fines and jail terms.
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Kan
Thomas A. Thompson
Kansas City
Thompson
Elmer M. Parmer
Robert Lee Farmer
Lawrence
Parmer
Castro Admits Guerrilla Bands Operate in Cuba Mountains
Havana reports Fidel Castro acknowledged for the first time that bands of guerrillas are operating in the Escambray Mountains of central Cuba. He dismissed them as small groups and warned they face the firing squad. Unconfirmed counts range from 300 to 1,000 fighters amid past Castro guerrilla battles against Batista.
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Fidel Castro
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Escambray
Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Wellsville Firemen Get Pay Increase
The Wellsville City Council approved a pay raise for all registered volunteer firefighters from 1 to 2 dollars for practice meetings or answering alarms, with 25 cents toward a Volunteer banquet kitty. The practice meeting is on the last Tuesday each month. The increase aims to boost attendance and interest in meetings. John Stephens and Jim Hull plan to enroll at the University of Kansas in Lawrence, pursuing aero nautical and chemical engineering respectively. Ronnie Sampson, a former Wellsville student, will enroll at KU with a chemical engineering major.
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Jim Hull
University of
County to Sell Delinquent Property Bids Opened
The county will sell 38 Ottawa City lots and one Wellsville City lot that defaulted on delinquent taxes. Bids open at the county commissioners office in the courthouse on Oct. 3, announced county treasurer Roselyn Whitley. Highest bid wins, though the commissioners may refuse any bid. properties advertised in the Herald Sept. 12 and will be subject to 1989 taxes.
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Ottawa City
Wellsville City
County Commissioners
Roselyn Whitley
Herald
De Molay Degree Conferred in Franklin County
The De Molay degree was conferred on Marvin Ray Pratt by the Franklin County Chapter drill team under Jack Kille Jr direction. James Burlingham passed proficiency tests in initiatory and De Molay obligations. Abdallah Shrine rodeo plans were finalized for Sept 18 at Wyandotte County fair grounds. Julius Raffelock attended.
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Marvin Ray Pratt
Franklin County
Order of
Jack Kille Jr
Frank Walker
James Burlingham
Abdallah Shrine
Wyandotte County Fair Grounds
Julius Raffelock
Legal notice in Franklin County Kansas district court
First published September 9 1960 and last published September 23 1960 a bill in equity names Ludell Neilson and Lois Edna Neilson as plaintiffs against numerous defendants including Centropolis Town Company Jacob A Marcell and trustees Centropolis Town Company and others It lists spouses heirs executors administrators devisees and assigns of listed parties and references a U S patent recorded in Book 67 Page 496 Franklin County Kansas Also named are Centropolia Town Company trustees Franklin Barnes and Jos Cole and Charles Horning deceased guardians and trustees of minors This public notice outlines party interests and fiduciary roles in the Centropolis land matter.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Ludell Neilson
Lois Edna Neilson
VE. Jacob A Marcell
Hiland H. Bliss
Highland Bliss
George Powers
Abram Metz
Jasper St. John
Julia A. St. John
Henry St John
Marsena St. John
Lynette Alley
Henrietta Root
Lucy €. Engleman
Celia M. Bliss
Mary 4. Horning
Mary Ann Horning
Mary Horning
FP. E. Hill
Dan Hosier
AC. W. Satford
George Woodman
Joel K. Goodin
Delaney McConnell
C. H. Estabrook
Oliver Bradford
James E. Bradfoed
J. Nichola
Louie J. Voss
Joan T. Voss
Nick Alt
Elizabeth Alt
Abram M. Grammer
John Davenport
D. Mediatose
Centropolis Town Company
Jacob A. Marcell
Centropolis
Charles Horning
Ottawa Herald
State of Kansas
Franklinn County
Clarion
Eliza Jackson
Clarion KB. Jackson
Floyd.l. Jackson
Clarion Eliza Jackson
Clarion B. Jackson
Rantoul
Eard
Ottawa
Floyd L. Jackson
Clarion E. Jackson
Gleason, Gleason, Doty & Logan
Marie T. Smay
Wiliam Poole
Jane Wright
Elizabeth Ellis
van Peterson
William A. Anderson
Stephen &. Schaffer
Ottawa Town Company
Copartnership
Salt
State of
District Court
City of
Quieting suit over Franklin County real estate in Ottawa
Plaintiffs Ludell and Lois Neilson seek a court order to quiet title to blocks 82 and 533 in Centropolia and the south part of northwest quarter section 30 township 15 south range 19 east, with adverse claims barred. Defendants and unknown successors must plead by October 28, 1960 in Ottawa.
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Franklin County
City
Ottawa
Kansan
Ludell Neilson
Lois Edna Neilson
Bowers & Bowers
Lo J. U. Bmayy
Lincoln J. U. Bmay
Mildred Smay Cammack
Joe Carroll Smay
M&tawa
Kansas
Helps Wanted Advertisement in Ottawa Herald
Rapidly expanding organization offers a permanent position with advancement opportunities and fringe benefits. Good starting salary. Enclose photograph and provide personal and work history and telephone number. Send to Ottawa Herald Box J-51 Ottawa Kansas.
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Ottawa Herald
Ottawa
Kansas
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