Funeral Services for Minnie Mouldenhauer Moved to Sunday
Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 30 p m at Coughlin Funeral Home Wells ville shifting from the previously announced 2 p m A brief news briefing notes Kelsey Grocery sues Richard V Lilly and Mrs Lilly for 80 54 in Gardner Walker justice court The report also updates local postal service changes with new carrier appointments and resignations. Drifting through other items the brief mentions a divorce suit by Alvilee Clayborne against Claude Clayborne and a Garfield P T A meeting plus a William Jewell College football event with a pregame alumni buffet in Liberty Missouri with a 111th year celebration tableau. Dr H M Flora and wife return from a California Nevada Idaho vacation visiting Boise parents in law.
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Kelsey Grocery
Richard V. Lilly
S. Oak
Gardner P. Walker
Justice Walker
Supper At St Therese Church In Richmond Ad
St Therese Church Richmond announces a Monday supper on September 14 serving until 8 pm with adults at 1 and children 50 cents. Entertainment advertised. Pete Espinosa 18 of 717 Lincoln cited for two red light runs and improper passing and to appear Sept 15 in Police Court. Kenneth S Fanning 45 of Lane posted 50 dollar bond for being drunk in public and to appear in court.
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St. Therese
Richmond
Mon
Pete Espinosa
Lincoln
Kenneth S. Fanning
Lane
Kansas legislator Carl Huxman dies in Colorado crash
Carl L. Huxman 66, of Sublette Kansas, former Kansas House member and state senator, was killed in a highway crash seven miles west of Limon. His car plunged down a 75 foot embankment and overturned thrice after a Denver visit with his brother Walter Huxman former Kansas governor. Huxman had been executive VP of Haskell County State Bank since 1937, sold stake in 1946. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Limon
Colo
Carl L. Huxman
Sublette
Kan
Kansas
Huxman
Denver
Walter Huxman
U. S. Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals
Haxman
Haskell County State Bank
Kansas House of Representatives
State Senate
Lilly Dache Loses Diamond Clip At Philadelphia Fashion Event
Police report Lilly Dache a renowned fashion and beauty expert misplaced a teaf shaped diamond clip valued at 15000 dollars during a Philadelphia fashion festival. She believes the clip dropped from her dress while moving through a crowd.
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Philadelphia
Lilly Dache
Radar Speeds Bring City and State Speed Citations
Police issued 11 speed citations yesterday and 10 by the highway patrol on Wednesday. Those cited face Police Court on Sept. 15. Names include Gale Humiston and Calvin Welton, each with 32 mph in a 20 mph zone, and six others posted bonds. A separate list covers patrol speeding charges with many drivers in 40 to 60 mph zones. One local plea resulted in a $22 fine for driving 32 mph in a 20 mph zone and no license.
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Highway Patrol
Gale Richard Humiston
Princeton
Robert Miller Anrig
N. Cedar
Calvin Bruce Welton
Donald Dale Meeker
Albert J. Grant
Carthage
Helen Davenport
Erie
William Ruttherford Wheatley
Topeka
Daryl Dean Bradley
Kansas City
Richard Beverly Loveaul
Kans
William J. Scarborough
Baldwin
Melvin Leroy Kneedler
Rex Eugene Powell
Garnett
Nora E. Hosler
S. Hickory
Wayne LeRoy Johnson
Billy Clark Taylor
Albuquerque
N.M
Willard Donald Douglas
S.sycamore
Hugh B. Moses
N. Poplar
Leonard Warren Staritt
Charles Lee Wales
Lawrence
Robert Martin Kincaid
Wichita
Betty Jane Hardage
S. Mulberry
OU Students In Mears Park Fall Leadership Retreat
Ottawa University leaders and 45 students gathered for the Fall Leadership Retreat at Mears Park. Dr. William J. Scarborough of Baker University addressed the group on the role of small denominational colleges in preparing future leaders. Faculty speakers included Prof. B. Bemmels, Dr. Milton Danielson, and Coach William Boucek, with Dean Helen Cunliffe as chaperone. Students organizing the event were Jo Lee Scott City Hank Scherich Wilmore Bill Stoddart Judy Jordan Chanute Judy Smith Kenton Pattie Denver. The theme was Understanding and Freedom and the retreat ends at noon Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
Mears Park
William J. Scarborough
Baker University
B. Bemmels
Milton Danielson
William Boucek
Helen Cunliffe
Jo Lee
Scott City
Hank Scherich
Wilmore
Bill Stoddart
Fond du Lac
Wisc
Judy Jordan
Chanute
Judy Smith
Parsons
Kenton Pattie
Denver
Pomona High Sees 79 Enrolled With New Building Plan
Pomona High School reports total enrollment of 79 this year under Principal Lamar F. Wallace, detailing 18 seniors 17 juniors 21 sophomores and 23 freshmen. Grade school enrollment holds at 128 with no teaching staff changes. A dedication ceremony for the new building is planned for late September.
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Pomona High School
Lamar F. Wallace
Take An Interest In Homework By Dr Benjamin Fine And Lillian Fine
Parents should engage with homework throughout a child's schooling, setting clear rules, offering help when needed, and avoiding overbearing critique. Encourage steady study habits, quiet study spaces, proper equipment, and regular routines while balancing extracurriculars to support healthy growth and learning.
Crackdown Promised On K. C. Criminals
Kansas City officials pledged a crackdown after a Jackson County grand jury cited a rapid rise of a bold criminal element in the Kansas City area. City Council allocated 150000 dollars to hire 35 to 40 more police and 9290 for liquor control officers, while Governor Blair backed beefing up the police board and addressing shortages and budget gaps. Alex Presta denied ties to crime and claimed Kansas City is clean as a whistle.
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Kansas City
Jackson County
Grand Jury
James T. Blair
Kansas City Police Board
Blair
Grand
St. Louis
Bernard C. Brannon
Alex Presta
The
Underworld
Presta
North Side
John B. Gage
Deaths Dora Wells former Ottawa resident dies at 85
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Dora Wells, a former Ottawa resident of 15 years, in Olathe with burial there. She died Sunday at the home of her son Eugene E. Wells in Kansas City while visiting. Born in Olathe, she was a member of Ottawa Methodist Church. Survived by daughter Helen Moberly of Dallas, two step-sons W. H. Wells of Ola th a and Frank B. Wells of Kansas City, six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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Dora Wells
Ottawa
Olathe
Eugene E. Wells
Kansas City
Ottawa Methodist Church
Helen Moberly
Dallas
Tex
W. H. Wells
Frank B. Wells
Local Markets Barley and Grains Report
Market list shows barley at 67, soybeans around 1.80 per unit, white and yellow corn near 0.95, shelled corn at 1.00, oats about 1.35, butterfat at 0.50, graded eggs 0.16, heavy hens 0.60, light hens 0.40, and cock prices around 0.40. Prices reflect commodity quotes and egg grading details from a regional market page.
Indicted Men Free On Bond In Sugar Creek Strike Case
Seven men indicted by a county grand jury for felonious assault and tampering with an automobile in a strike violence incident near the Standard Oil refinery in Sugar Creek Missouri are free on $1000 bond each. Two more suspects were to surrender. Readouts say the attack injured two workers and overturned two cars. The men pleaded innocent at arraignment and will have cases called in circuit court Monday. The list includes Clint Tolliver Marvin Wood Frank Kluska Steve Kluska Charles Allen Garlon Hale and Tony Manners. W F Noell said the union does not condone violence.
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Kansas City
Standard Oil
Sugar Creek
Clint O. Tolliver
Marvin L. Wood
Frank Kluska
Steve Kluska
Charles FE. Allen
Garlon Hale
Tony Manners
W. F. Noell
Oil, Chemical ,and Atomic Workers Union
Funeral Services for Ernest “Bert” Mewhinney
Funeral services for Ernest Bert Mewhinney will be held at Towner's Chapel Sunday at 2 p.m. Reverend Jerry Howard of Quenemo will officiate with organ music by Mrs. Lawrence Ott. A graveside burial at Delavan will follow at 4:30 p.m.
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Mewhinney
Ernest “Bert
C. Mewhinney
Towner’s Chapel
Delevan
Kansas
Ernest C. Mewhinney
Ernest
Bert’ C. Mewhinney
Towner's Chapel
Jerry Howard
Quenemo
Lawrence Ott
Delavan
Hospital notes and legal notices from Ottawa Kansas
Admissions list includes Mrs. John Gentry and others in Williamsburg and surrounding addresses with today as the implied admission date. Dismissals note Mrs. R D Sheridan and baby daughter at 931 S Mulberry today. The Franklin County Kansas case No 21 276 R Burgoon administrator sues multiple Angleton heirs and others over lots 17 19 21 23 Black 6 Hamblins Addition Ottawa with October 20 1959 pleading deadline. Probate hearing for Estella Lee Warren estate with Ernestine Fisher and Richard Warren and letters testamentary to Richard Warren. Sealed bids for 4 986 feet of 8 inch sanitary sewers for Lateral District No 131 due September 30 1959. plans from City Clerk. City Clerk Donald R Capper notes rights reserve to reject bids and 30 day bid validity.
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District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
Wesley H. Burgoon
William A. Burgoon
Fred Angleton
Velce Heckart
Florence Angleton
Robert L. Angleton
Fred W. Angleton
Isaacs. Kalloch
Peter D. Ridenour
Charles A. Pease
Thomas J. Sternbergh
John B
Dora Buchele
State of
Addie Burgoon
Hercel Angleton
Towit
Hamblin
Ottawa
State of Kansas
Estella
Lee Warren
Richard W. Warren
Ernestine W. Fisher
Kelsey & Winter
Bengue
Gaid City
Donald R. Cappfr
Liberty Community Club sale at 11 a.m. includes dinner
Sale starts promptly at 11 00 a m with all household and miscellaneous items offered before noon Dinner will be served by Liberty Community Club highlighting the event as a community gathering and sale
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Liberty Community Club
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Minnie Mouldenhauer
Coughlin Funeral Home
Wellsville
E. J. Neely
Pomona
E. A. Burns
Martin Lacey
James Driver
Alvilee Clayborne
Claude Clayborne
Garfield P. T. A
Ellis
William Jewell
Liberty
H. M. Flora
California
Nevada
Idaho
Mrs. Flora
C. B. Hills
Boise
Pomona High
Storrs
Schaefer
John Pickerel
Vilardo
Grover Knight
Benjamin Fine
Lillian Fine
Chhild
George
Barbara
K. C
Lamb Funeral Home
John Gentry
Williamsburg
Tom Roben
George H. Marshall
S. Main
Jack ‘Alien
Marie
Hildebrandt
Beech
R. D. Sheridan
Legals
Highway Cafe
Jersey
John Deere
Allis-Chalmers
John Deere-Van Brunt
David Bradley
Mayrath
Wetmore
Studebaker
Co-Op
Montain
Kenneth Corbett & Sons
Cols
Chuck Stewart & Son
Kas
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