Local notices and community updates from Franklin County
Lib er ty Community meeting Friday 8 p m refreshments sandwiches coffee served program planned Ellis Piano Tuning Adv A B Malverin L Gould son of Mr and Mrs Glen Gould 904 E oth basic training Lackland A F B Tex address A B Malverin L Gould A F 17 534 021 P O Box 1507 Flt 717 Lackland A F Base San Antonio Tex Western Auto Expert TV Service Adv Well Child Clinic tomorrow 9 a m to 12 Co op room appointments by calling Mrs Harley Hume Ph 84 W 3 Busy Corner sponsor HDU this week Franklin Countiana working at the State Fair in Hutchinson this week Earle Easdale Ottawa Mr and Mrs Byron Robison Dean and Clare Lewis Princeton John Robison Homewood Mr and Mrs Irwin Heth Pat and John O Neill Williamsburg R I M club to meet next time with Mrs C I Jones Mrs Rachel Hubbard hostess Mrs Elmer Sieg Wellsville visitor eight members and one child attended Mrs Lionne Bingaman Berkey Bellaville IL formerly of this area visiting Princeton side trips Copies of three proposed State Constitutional amendments for Franklin County voters sent to printers County Clerk Bruce Speary said two copies of each amendment will be posted in each voting precinct 10 days prior to the general election Three Franklin County law enforcement agents Attorney Von White Undersheriff Lloyd Greaves Deputy Sheriff Josephine Evans attended a Stateline Peace Officers meeting Osawatomie Monday night
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Fine Five In Police Court In Ottawa
Ottawans pleaded guilty in Police Court this morning to traffic violations and were fined. Sixteen year old Marlin M Plergon was fined 7.60 and ordered to write a page of gay on traffic safely for speeding 40 in a 80 mph. Floyd A Houston was fined 10 for running a red light and no driver license. Joyca Mae Stevenson was fined 7.80 for failing to yield the right of way after an accident Sept 12 on South Main. LeRoy W Greene was fined 5 for defective brakes. John Ti Sehlief was fined 1 for backing into a curb at a parking meter.
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Marlin M. Plergon
Wilson
South Main
Floyd A. Houston
King
Joyca Mae Stevenson
Teed
Ottawa
LeRoy W. Greene
S. Locust
John Ti. Sehlief
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Hospital Notes Admits and Births Listed
Hospital notes show several admissions including Marvin L Montgomery Forest Park Robert H Jones 817 S Cherry Mrs Marjorie Loyd 623 5th Mrs Gordon Daugharthy agi S Oak Charles Smith Locust and Ada Bird 1017 S Main plus births of three daughters to Toumberlin Milliken Burgoon and Scott with weights around seven pounds. Dismissals include Joe Driver Quenemo and Fredrick Jonte with infant today.
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Marvin L. Montgomery
Forest Park
Robert H. Jones
S. Cherry
Marjorie Loyd
Gordon Daugharthy
Charles Smith
Ada Bird
S. Main
Clarence Davidson
S. Sycamore
Joe Toumberlin
N. Oak
Orlen Milliken
Williamsburg
Jean Burgoon
Elm
David Scott
Ash
Joe Driver
Quenemo
Fredrick Jonte
Russia agrees to meeting at Geneva October thirty first
Moscow reports the Soviet Union will hold exploratory talks with the West on preventing surprise attacks and a future political framework. In response to Eisenhower notes, the Kremlin proposes eight nation talks begin November 10, with a Geneva meeting for treaty discussions starting October 31.
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Paola Man Fined for Drunk Driving in County Court
Claude C. Walker, 38, of Paola, was fined 800 dollars and given no jail time after pleading guilty to drunk driving and operating with a revoked license. The case, his second offense, followed his arrest Monday night near Ottawa after a traffic stop by Undersheriff Lloyd Greaves and Trooper Robert J. County.
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Marie McDonald to Wed Stockbroker This Christmas
Hollywood actress Marie McDonald and Los Angeles stockbroker Uluke Garne plan to marry during the Christmas holidays. They reportedly met at a party hosted by Linda Darnell years ago. It would be McDonald’s fourth marriage at age 35 while Garner, a 40 year old bachelor, supports the match with public interest.
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Apparent low bid for furnishings at Enportia State Teachers College
TOPEKA AP reports American White Goods tte of Kansas City submitted the apparent low bid of 33491.29 dollars for furniture to equip four men's dormitory rooms at Enporia State Teachers College.
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Pickert Funeral Set For Leroy Pickert
Funeral services for Leroy Pickert, who died Sunday, will be conducted by his brother Rev. Dennis Pickert of Topeka at 10 am tomorrow at St. Boniface Church Scipio. Pallbearers include Cart Kennel Gerald Pickert Lyle Kipper Eugene Salzburg and John Sullivan. Burial in St. Boniface Cemetery. Rosary was said last night at Farris Mineral Home in Garnett and will be recited there tonight at 4.
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Topeka
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Start Tests In Ottawa Schools
Ottawa Junior High students begin intelligence testing as part of a new program in the Ottawa school system. Grades seven to nine are tested now, with sophomores scheduled next and broader testing for grades two through ten planned later this year. Superintendent Henry Parker notes the Metropolitan Achievement Test will arrive and be administered after October.
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Rock-N-Roll Firm Opens Plant In Horton
Horton Kansas AP reports a Rock-N-Roll Corp moves in after Horton Chamber drive raises 200000. The Rockford based company leases for 10 years to produce baby strollers and child jumpers. Equipment arrives within 10 days. Chamber funds total 20000 and will buy stock. The venture aims to create 75 to 100 local jobs.
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Great Bend Man Held For Trial
Great Bend James J. Stubbs 44 bound over for trial in District Court on second degree murder in the stabbing of 68 year old Carl Harned. Stubbs waived preliminary hearing and is jailed on 35000 bond after stating he stabbed Larned a Hoisington farmer.
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Five Cited For Speeding In Richmond Circuit Court
Five motorists cited in a state trooper radar speed check near Richmond Franklin County were reported. William H H Douglas, 63, 409 S. Sycamore, charged with driving 8 in a 45 mph zone on US59, posted bond converted to fines and costs. Others listed include Elmer E Othick, 38, McLouth Rudolph J Spencer, 48, Hoyt Kenneth C Ross, 21, Blue Mound and Betty Sue Barham, 21, Kansas City Missouri. Ross and Barham posted bonds converted to fines and costs.
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William HH. Douglas
S.sycamore
Elmer E. ‘Othick
McLouth
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Kenneth C. Ross
Blue Mound
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Docking Leads In Straw Vote At Kansas State Fair
At the Kansas State Fair Gov. George Docking led straw poll results with 608 votes, Rep. J Floyd Breeding led Clifford Hope Jr. 423 to 401, and Clyde Reed trailed with 54. Hutchinson News reported plans to collect 3,000 ballots.
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Court Grants Two Divorces In District Court
Judge Floyd Coffman granted two divorces Monday. Mildred M. Jones received a divorce from Malcol A. Jones on mutual fault and gross neglect of duty with $1,500 awarded to the wife. Custody of the minor children went to Thelma Needs in her divorce from Everett L. Needs, on grounds of neglect of duty.
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Mildred M. Jones
Malcol A. Jones
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Thelma Needs
Everett L. Needs
Bross
Kennedy criticizes China policy at campaign dinner
Sen John F Kennedy told 650 attendees at a Second District Democratic dinner in Mission Kansas that Americans deserve details of any U S commitments to defend the Formosan and Matsu islands. He urged a clear stance beyond vague alliances and warned against risking world peace. Docking called for Democratic gains in Kansas government and re election of Rep Breeding along with other congressional candidates.
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Ministers Debate Right to Work Amendment in Kansas
In Wichita a Methodist minister told about 250 ministers and laymen that Kansas voters in November face a choice between compulsory union membership and compulsory open shops under a proposed right-to-work amendment. Proponents and opponents debated the issue with Louis Weiss and Floyd Black offering competing views on union membership versus open shops and safeguards against free riders.
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Television Stars Tour Dodge City September 26 27
Nine TV and movie stars visit Dodge City and Larned on September 26 and 27 in a CBS sponsored tour. Attending are James Arness Amanda Blake Milburn Stone from Gun Smoke Dick Powell from Zane Grey Theater Robert Culp from Track Down Steve McQueen from Wanted Dead or Alive Chill Wills from the Texan June Allyson Barbara Stanwyck. Governor George Docking and other state officials will attend.
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Personal Income Reaches New High Amid Recession Recovery
Washington AP reports personal income climbed to 355.6 billion annual rate last month, the third straight record, up 1 percent from February’s 346.4 billion. The Commerce Department notes a rising income trend signals stronger tax revenues and a smaller 1959 deficit outlook.
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Icelandic boarding party is stopped by British patrol
London AP says the Icelandic gunboat Thor attempted to board the 397 ton British trawler Red Lancer Monday night as codfish war activities resumed off Iceland. British destroyers Hogue and Lagos and the trawler Arctic Explorer chased the Icelanders away, ending a several day lull in attempts to arrest British trawlers within Iceland's 12 mile limit.
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Phillip Crosby Weds Sandra Dummond in Las Vegas
Hollywood AP reports Phillip Crosby plans to marry Sandra Dummond a 20 year old dancer in Las Vegas Nevada in the near future. Crosby’s older brother Dennis recently wed showgirl Pat Sheehan.
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Settlement in $64,500 injury suit against Santa Fe
A Topeka machinist Glennwood Copeland, 45, settled out of court with Santa Fe Railroad for 64,500 dollars. He alleged negligence in a defective car cleaning rack in Chicago yards that collapsed on March 2, 1955, injuring his back. The railroad claimed Copeland caused the rack to fall by disengaging a cylinder bar.
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Navy Vanguard Delayed Again at Cape Canaveral
CAPE CANAVERAL FLA AP The Vanguard three stage rocket lifted to countdown then cut off just before liftoff due to technical difficulties. The 72 foot rocket carried a 20 inch 21% pound satellite to study weather phenomena. It was the seventh Vanguard attempt with only one prior success, March 17. The cause of the shutdown was not explained.
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Marriage Licenses Report Two Couples Wed
Duane J. Anderson, 91, of Ottawa, and Alice J. Rurode, 19, Baldwin, received licenses. Kenneth R. Norton, 20, and Geraldine F. Dunn, 17, of Pomona, also obtained licenses.
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Ottawa
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Baldwin
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Geraldine F. Dunn
Pomona
Hollywood Soap Opera Glamour Debbi Eddie Liz Triangle
AP describes a close up view of the Debbie Reynolds Eddie Fisher Elizabeth Taylor trio. Eddie, once a Copacabana star in New York, rose, fell, then faced scandal with Liz, Fisher’s return to top form blurred by public romance. Taylor’s will and Reynolds’ savvy shape looming choices and career stakes. Will Eddie choose Liz or Liz’s rival, the outcomes remain to be seen.
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