Admissions and dismissals noted in local service list
Admissions Harry Remaley RFD 1 Pomona Thursday Mrs Charles Talbott 839 Tremont today Dismissals Mrs Byrd Ross 1334 5 Main Fred C Prager 230 S Locust Mrs Tom Roben Williamsburg Mrs Dean Martin and infant son Mission Mrs Lottie Pear transferred to Crestview nursing home today
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Pomona
Charles Talbott
Tremont
Byrd Ross
Fred C. Prager
S. Locust
Tom Roben
Williamsburg
Dean Martin
Mission
Lottie Pear
Crestview Nursing Home
Justice Court to hear Yakle abatement case
Frankie C. Yakle faces abatement proceedings in Gardner P. Walker Justice Court on Sept. 21 at 10 a.m. for allegedly writing two checks without sufficient funds to cover deposits at Bob's Truck Stop south of Ottawa. He is free on bond. address listed as RFD Ottawa.
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Frankie C. Yakle
Justice Court of
Gardner P. Walker
Bob
Ottawa
Yakle
Funeral Services for Mrs Mary Ann Stoffer
Mrs Mary Ann Stoffer died September 15 and funeral services were held at Towner's Chapel on September 17 with Rev L D Boatman officiating. Pallbearers included Jim Babcock L D Taggart Earl Chapman Leo Kirkwood Wayne Dickerson and Lawrence Tussing. Mrs Ervin Happy sang hymns with accompaniment by Mrs Lawrence Ott. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery. Also noted were services for Mrs Fred Funk who died yesterday with burial at Highland Cemetery and service planned at Lamb Funeral Home Saturday at 2 p.m. with Rev Charles P Knight officiating.
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Mary A. Stoffer
Mary Anne Stoffer
Towner's Chapel
L. D. Boatman
Jim Babcock
L. D. Taggart
Earl Chapman
Leo Kirkwood
Wayne Dickerson
Lawrence Tussing
Ervin Happy
Lawrence Ott
Highland Cemetery
Fred Funk
Fred, Funk
Lamb Funeral Home
Charles P. Knight
Van Cliburn to attend Khrushchev reception in Washington
Van Cliburn, world famous for a Moscow concert, is invited to a Soviet Embassy reception in Washington for Premier Nikita Khrushchev next Thursday. The invitation marks a notable cultural exchange during Cold War era diplomacy.
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van Cliburn
New York
Moscow
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Death notices for Appelham, Nebelong in Kansas area
Deaths reported for Joseph B Appelhans of Wichita and Mary Nebelong of Osage County. Appelhans died Sept 13. funeral rites at Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Wichita with burial at St. Patrick’s Cemetery Emerald Sept 15. Nebelong, 95, died a day earlier at 9:45 pm. funeral Sunday at Lamb Funeral Home at 2 pm with burial in Peoria Cemetery. Nebelong born in Denmark. survivors include children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren.
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Joseph B. Appelhans
Joseph B. Appelhams
Wichita
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Emerald
Raymond Mulcahey
James Mulcahey
Frank Fay
Harold McDonald
Emmett McEvoy
Lawrence McEvoy
Spearville
Florence
Madaline Rooney
Williamsburg
Bernard
Phillip
Mary Madaline
Michael Patrick
John Joseph
Mary Nebelong
Willow
Baarup
Denmark
Lars and
Bodil (Knudsdatter) Mickelson
Osage County
Lyndon
Niels C. Nebelong
Lelia M. Nebelong
Carl H
Waverly
Louis F
San Diego
Calif
Mark
Ernest C
Constance B. Mears
Lamb Funeral Home
M. Todd Macdonald
Ln Peoria Cemetery
Nebelong
Mary
Niels C
H. Todd Macdonald
Peoria
Seven Year Old Girl Found Safe After 800-Strong Search
Kathy Frazier, seven, went berry-picking near Springfield Missouri and vanished for five hours in dense Ozark brush. More than 800 volunteers combed the area before she was located at 9:35 p.m. in a small clearing wearing a light sleeveless dress and a missing bucket. She was scratched but uninjured as helpers, including David McCarty and Neal Coons, greeted her with relief.
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Springfield
Kathy Frazier
Kathy
David McCarty
Neal Coons
Willard
McCarty
International Shoe Buys Two Chains in Midwest and Southwest
International Shoe Co. bought the Senack Shoe Division of Consolidated Sun Ray Inc. for over one million dollars and acquired Paul's Shoes Inc. Dallas through an exchange of stock, adding 57 retail stores across the Midwest and Southwest.
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ST. Louis
International Shoe Co
Midwest
Senack Shoe
Consolidated SunRay Inc
Philadelphia
Paul's Shoes, Inc
Dallas
Cite Saving In Big Diesel Use
Ottawa’s big gas diesel generator produced electricity at lower fuel cost than the steam plant. From July and August, gas-diesel sold 1,091,526 kWh for $3,773.20, while steam produced 3,948,300 kWh for $19,344.53. Fuel costs were 0.344 and 0.005 dollars per kWh respectively, yielding a diesel saving of $1,638.29.
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Ottawa
Don Hamilton
Water and Light Department
Kayettes Hold First Meeting With Skit and Music
The Sth grade Kayettes held their first meeting yesterday featuring a skit by Darlene Dillon Linda Ditchler Jane Griffin Donna Firestone Mary Ott and Paula Howell. Margaret Williams provided a piano prelude and Nancy Burlingame led songs. Devotions were by Lavonne Hobbs and Beth Montgomery. Edith Ponton called the business meeting. Sponsors for the Kayettes this year are Miss Glenda Hayward Mrs Burl Beam and Miss Harriet Seymour.
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Darlene Dillon
Linda Ditchler
Jane Griffin
Donna Firestone
Mary Ott
Paula Howell
Sth
Kayette
Margaret Williams
Nancy Burlingame
Lavonne Hobbs
Beth Montgomery
Edith Ponton
Glenda Hayward
Burl Beam
Harriet Seymour
AFL CIO Unions Prepare Major Steel Strike Fund
In San Francisco AFL CIO unions plan to approve a fund of about 25 to 80 million dollars per month to aid half a million steelworkers during their 66 day strike. The fund aims to guarantee no striker or family goes hungry and to keep the union firm in negotiations. Kansas City market notes follow with grain and futures data including wheat, corn, soybeans, and prices.
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San Francisco
Aflcio
Steel Union
Etevan Tien Vo
KC Livestock Market Report and AFL-CIO Strike Pitch
Kansas City livestock results show cattle 400 and calves 200 with prices steady to weak across classes. Hogs 1,800 with barrows and gilts active and up to 25 cents. sows steady. Sheep 50 and untested. Separately AFL-CIO pledges over 245 million dollars from unions aiming to fund steel strike, with Meany warning Americans about Soviet deception during Khrushchev visit.
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Kansas City
Marriage Licenses for Riley Nichols and Alvera Monson
Riley Converse Nichols 25 of Wallavitte and Alvera Carling Monson 23 of Flasher obtained a marriage license. Henry A. Hildebrandt 18 and Ramona Darlene Johnson 17 both of Ottawa were issued a license. The date appears to be first of the month.
Apartment House Toll Reaches 55 in Barletta Collapse
BARLETTA Italy AP The toll of recovered dead in the port city apartment house disaster rose to 55 today. Mayor Michele Palmitessa said about 72 people were in the five story building when it collapsed Wednesday.
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Barletta
Italy
Iity
Michele Palmitessa
GM Holds Line On Prices of '60 Models
GM will keep 1960 regular passenger car prices at 1959 levels across Chevrolet Buick Oldsmobile Cadillac and Pontiac. Ford and Chrysler have not yet announced 1960 prices. Price ranges span from Chevrolet at about 2,056 to 2,739 etc with Cadillac from 4,475 to 8,950. some reductions noted in certain models.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
Corporation
Chevrolet
Buick
Cadillac
Pontiac
Ford
Chrysler
Ward
Oldsmobile
Westervelt
Emporia
Jim Warnock
Moore Chevrolet
Knapp
America
E. M. Bristow
Kopp Bros
Brockton Fl
Massachusetts
Ottawa art exhibit features James Lauver paintings
The Mamimel Art Center on the Ottawa University campus opens its first art show of the year with painter James L. Lauver presenting a group of his works. New art professor Ronald H. Hickman announces the exhibit and a reception from 7:30 to 9 p.m. on opening day. Lauver, a Kansas artist, has earned multiple awards including last year’s Kansas Artists exhibition first place and has had solo shows at Mulvane Art Center Topeka and Spooner-Thayer Art Museum Lawrence. The show runs through Oct. 3. News archive notes Sept 18 1959 first published with later date Oct 2 1969.
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Mamimel Art Center
Ottawa University
Ronald H. Hickman
James L. Lauver
Kansas
Art Center
Hickman
Lauver
Mulvane Art Center
Topeka
Spooner-Thayer Art Museum
Lawrence
Ottawa
Wanens
Board of Commissioners
Franklin County
Commission
Andrews
Donald FR. Capper
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