District Court Briefs and Local Notes
Two cases filed in District Court yesterday. M Francis O Burke seeks a divorce from Ransom O Burke for gross neglect of duty. Harold Hargrove files foreclosure of a mechanics lien. E R Detwiler et al Wilky's Pottery—colored gazing globes and bird baths listed. 4a mile S on Hwy 59. 235 ct Dr. and Mrs Hugh Campbell depart for a Ozarks trip to Little Rock Ark returning next Wednesday. Mrs Carl Furman returns from Council Grove after caring for her mother, still in critical condition after a stroke. Levit 2 Loyd 2 fix your Shoes rear Paine's Bootery 214 Main. Luther Littleboise 17 and Dave Arthur Tiger 16 picked up by Ottawa Police for Lawrence runaways from Haskell School. later released to not be returned. They claimed intent to reach Oklahoma. authorities say Haskell will not take them back. Pomona PTA annual reception for new teachers at Pomona Methodist Church Friday at 8. A thief attempted to force entry into First Methods Church safe during a Boy Scout Court of Honor in progress. safe had only a few dollars. Boys Club Committee dinner at North American Hotel Monday Sept 16 at 6:30. reserve with Mrs Douglas Gleason. Jay Franklin Henson, sentenced in 1948 to prison for second degree gery, will apply for gubernatorial clemency Oct 31, 1957. If you don’t get Herald, call your carrier or 47 5 to 6:30. Mr and Mrs Day J Scott will attend Hutchinson crowning of Kansas Dairy Princess. daughter Janet Sue a top contestant. Janet Sue sponsored by Ottawa Junior Chamber of Commerce and winner in district contest. Peg Carr to accompany as chaperone.
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Luther Littleboise
Dave Arthur Tiger
Ottawa
Lawrence
Haskell
Oklahoma
Mra
J. Scott
Hutchinson
Kansas
Janet Sue
Franklin’ County
Doc Williams' Troubles Mount in Kansas City
In 1953 Edward L. Doe notes Williams, once worth three million as president of Associated Cemetery Management, was arrested on a warrant for feloniously passing a $70 worthless check. The energy mogul faced a string of collapses from a bankrupt club to a receivership robbery at home, and a strained marriage ending in divorce.
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Kansas City
Edward L.doe
Williams
Associated Cemetery Management, Inc
U. S. Faces Smaller Supplies Of Beef
Washington reports the Agriculture Department expects beef supplies to shrink over the next two years possibly down to eight to ten pounds below the 1956 consumer average of eighty pounds. Cattle herds declined last year due to drought and low prices, and a downward trend may take years to reverse.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Admits guilt on three charges in county court
Ted W. Owen, 64, Williamsburg, pled guilty to driving while under the influence, having an open bottle in the car, and driving without a valid license. Judge Milo Harris sentenced him to 90 days in jail and a $100 fine as a second offender on the driving charge, plus $20 for the open bottle and $10 for the license violation.
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Ted W. Owen
Williamsburg
Milo Harris
Owen
Deaths Mrs Hattie Baudeman of Salina
Mrs Hattie Baudeman 62 died August 26. Funeral services August 30 at Ryan Funeral Home Salina with Rev Walter Moeller officiating. Burial at Abilene Cemetery beside her husband Ralph W Baudeman. Attending from Ottawa were sister Mrs W H Boyd and husband and daughter Mrs Lloyd Neal. Mrs Baudeman, once of Ottawa, had long illness and worked at the telephone office. She was daughter of Alvin W Orner. Her mother died about 18 months ago.
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Nl. Attie M
Baudeman
Hattie
Salina
Ottawa
Ryan
Walter Moeller
Abilene Cemetery
W. H. Boyd
Ottawa area visitors and school coaches address Kiwanis
Visiting Mr and Mrs Harry DeVore and friends from Wingate and Fort Worth join local host families. Ottawa High and Ottawa University coaches spoke to Kiwanis on the upcoming athletic outlook. Attendees included Giger Wallace Cox Stevens Peters Frear Boucek and guests Lollar Olmsted and Rev Tyler. John Kramer was introduced as a new member.
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Ottawa High School
Ottawa University
Kiwanis Club
John Giger
Harold Wallace
Orlis Cox
H. K. Stevens
Dick Peters
Bill Frear
Bill Boucek
R. F. Lollar
Lee Olmsted
Jerry Tyler
John Kramer
Tauy Scouts Camporee at Baldwin Lake this weekend
The Tally District Boy Scout Camporee runs 4 p.m. Friday to 2 p.m. Sunday at Baldwin Lake. Troop 84 leader K. C. Plumb narrates songs. Larry Combs shows 1957 Jambopee color slides. Events include chariot race, first aid, necker use, compass, string burning. Saturday night campfire with Lowell Gish speaking. awards presented by Jack Steere.
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Baldwin Lake
Baldwin
K. C. Plumb
Sunflower
Larry Combs
Harold Graves
C. V. Fishel
George Hoefer
Charles Bayne
Jack Fine
Lowell Gish
Ottawa
Scout Court Of Honor Marks Boy Scout Meeting Night
The Minnesota event featured a Court of Honor with Tenderfoot and Merit Badges awarded to several Scouts. An evening potluck preceded the ceremony as 75 Scouts and parents gathered after a day that included a separate post office robbery report.
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Richard Lopez
Jimmy Sullinger
Kenneth Wilson
Charles Bryant
Michael Jefferis
Well Child Clinic Held at Co-Op by Fairmont Unit
Fairmont Home Demonstration Unit sponsored a well child clinic at the Co-Op with capacity filled. Five HDU members assisted alongside Mrs. Howard Henderson of Rock Creek and Mrs. Dale Brown of Worthwhile DU. Next clinic scheduled for Sept. 25.
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Fairmont Home Demonstration Unit
Fairmont Hdu
Harold Stewart
Harley Hume
Lois Carey
C. O. Riddle
Harole Crockett
Howard Henderson
Rock Creek Hdu
Dale Brown
Worthwhie DU
Seek Help In Divorcing GM And Du Pont
The Justice Department asks outside economists to aid in planning a structured separation of Du Pont from General Motors after the Supreme Court ruling. Assistant Attorney General Victor Hansen says no recommendation yet and notes Du Pont may time stock divestiture to avoid market disruption. Analysts expect Du Pont to relinquish working control and influence over GM without a forced rapid sale.
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Washington
Justice Department
Antitrust Division
du Pont
General Motors
Asst
Atty
Victor R. Hansen
du Pont-Gm
Supreme Court
Hansen
Hospital Notes Admits James Maentele and Dismisses George Zielsdorf
Hospital notes show patient James Allan Maentele admitted at Cedar with T J Cummings Jr and Milton Ikenberry plus Mrs C M Blake. George Zielsdorf dismissed and transferred to St Luke's Kansas City. Mrs Jack Guilfoyle and Mrs C A Hobbs noted at addresses.
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James Allan Maentele
Cedar
T. J. Cummings Jr
S. Elm
Milton Ikenberry
Overbrook
C. M. Blakeman
George Zielsdorf
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Jack Guilfoyle
Oak
C. A. Hobbs
Rantoul
Huge Pollution Suit Filed by Butler County Residents
A landowners damage suit filed in U S District Court seeks damages totaling 540 000 and an injunction against seven oil operators including Cities Service Oil Co United Oil and Gas Co and Sinclair Oil and Gas Co over alleged pollution from heavy rains and the May 16 overflows along the Walnut and Whitewater rivers causing crop losses and livestock damage.
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Wchita
Butler County
Cities
Service Oil Co
Bartlesville
Okla
Socony Mobil Oy Co
New York City
United Oil and , Gas Co
Associated Oil and Gag Co
Morris Sitrin
Tulsa
Sinclair Oil and Gas Co
Portland
Magnolia Petroleum Con
Dallas
U. S. District Court
Must Die To Be Honored In Russia
An early Soviet decree says naming places after leaders will occur only posthumously and under government supervision, except in exceptional cases, as workers request. The document, dated Aug 20 1993, notes caution in renaming cities, factories, and collective farms.
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Mostow
Presidium of
The
Supreme Soviet
Butler County
Bomb Hoax Plot Told In Federal Court In Wichita
In Wichita a bizarre bomb hoax plot involving George D. Bender and Kent Green was revealed in federal court. Bender testified the plan aimed to mislead Trans World Airlines and sue for $500,000 after a fake quote unquote bomb threat, with Green coordinating the warning from Burns Kansas.
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Wichita
Trans World Airlines
George Donald Bender
Bender
Kent 5. Green
Burns
Kasail Laava Hrakar
Green
U.S
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Harold Hargrove
E R. Detwiler
Wilky's
Jardinieres
Mile S
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Hugh Campbell
Ozarks
Little Rock
Ark
Carl Furman
Main
Council Grove
W. H. Ellis
Levit
Paine
Vel Rene Beauty Shop
Pomona
PTA
Pomona Methodist Church
Jay Ellis
Methods
Boy Scout Court of Honor
Charles Knight
Wright Studio
Boys’Club
North American
Douglas Gleason
Jay Franklin Henson
Franklin County
Doc Williams
Marion Sutton
Minneapolis
Iowa
Silver Spur Country Club
Lenexa
Kan
U. S
Harry DeVore
Hubert Irvin
Franci Ann
Chrissie
Wingate
Ind
Byron Miller
David
Fort Worth
Tex
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Leo Miller
Convair
Necch
Elna
Albright
Richmond
Major
Pamela Fry
Tauy
Ivan Boyd
Elmer Roth
Order of the Arrow Scouts
Jack Steere
Rockford
Kosset Iuuiel
Vee Aan
Ney
Wag
First Methodist Charen
Menagha
Minn
Missouri
Johnny Stark
LaVern Cannon
David Carlson
Barry Parks
Hendrickson
YMCA
Kramer Drug Store
Professional Pharmacy
Russia
Wakeeney
Kas
Socony Mobil
Ralph Brown
Bazine
Augusta
Jake Wittman
Wakee
Nea
Louis H. Dengel
Pikes Peak
Timberline
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Trucks
Chevrolet Task Force
the Keen Co
S. Main
Kentucky
Davis Paint Store
Hovsewares
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