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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1960

Page

3

News Briefs: Local Club Officers and Events

Cheryl Campbell elected president of the Junior High Scholarship club with Keith Holden as vice president Jim Brockway secretary and Susan Fleming secretary also noted. A rummage sale at Presby Church is set for Sept 21 22 at 5th and Main. Trinity Methodist Church announces a Sept 22 event. Santa Fe carloadings for week ending Sept 17 1960 were 23648 vehicles total cars moved 34399. both figures down from the prior year.

Cheryl Campbell Keith Holden Jim Brockway Susan Fleming 5Th & Main Santa Fe

Carver family reunion draws Ottawans to Topeka

Ottawans including Mr and Mrs George Halzapfel Rose LaVern Orletha Mrs Opal Everhart Joe Cloe Mr and Mrs Glen Shepard Coleen Mr and Mrs Jack Elder Randy Willy Joyce Barry Dennis Teresa attended a Carver family reunion in Topeka on Sunday along with former Ottawans Mr and Mrs Russell Gieber Marvin Kansas City and Rodney Gieber of Hayward Calif visiting relatives the past month and set to return home tomorrow.

Topeka George Halzapfel Rose LaVern Orletha Opal Everhart Joe Cloe Glen Shepard Coleen Jack Elder Randy Willy Joyce Barry Dennis Teresa Russell Gieber Marvin Kansas City Rodney Gieber Hayward Calif Ottawa

Ottawa Junior High elects new council members attend Lawrence session

Newly elected Ottawa Junior High School student council members attend a Lawrence session today per vice principal Lowell Gish. Junior high reps include Patty Deputy Dorothy Powner Nancy Anderson Daryl Jameson Judy Daugharthy Jim Lewis Sheri Roberts. Senior high delegates Eddie Martin Ron Reusch Paula Perkins Sharon Bennett Opal Nearmyer travel with Nora Evans and Dixie Atchison.

Ottawa Lawrence Lowell Gish Patty Deputy Dorothy Powner Nancy Anderson Daryl Jameson Judy Daugharthy Jim Lewis Sheri Roberts Eddie Martin Ron Reusch Paula Perkins Sharon Bennett Opal Nearmyer Nora Evans Dixie Atchison

KC Livestock Market Report Kansas City AP

CATTLE 5200 head. slaughter steers 21.50 to 24.00, heifers 20.00 to 23.75, cows 14.00 to 16.25, stocker/feeder 21.00 to 22.50. HOGS 3500 head. barrows gilts 15.25 to 16.65, sows 15.25. SHEEP 3500 head. slaughter lambs 16.59 to 17.50, ewes 3.50, feeder 11.00 to 14.50.

Kansas City Calver

Funerals for Mrs W G Cusick and Ralph F Thuro

Funeral services for Mrs. W G Cusick who died September 16 were held September 19 at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev Charles P Knight officiating. Pallbearers named, organ selections by Mrs J R Henning, burial at Hope Cemetery. Also services for Ralph Flint Thuro who died September 13 were at Princeton Christian Church September 17 led by Rev Robert Powner. Pallbearers listed, Wesley Over sang with Mrs Neal Anderson accompanying, burial at Princeton Cemetery.

W. G. Cusick Lamb Funeral Charles P. Knight R. T. Sandow Don Madison Rolan L. Davis F. H. Bullock W. D. Bancroft Paul Fredeen J. R. Henning Hope Cemetery Ralph F. Thuro Ralph Flint Thuro Princeton Christian Church Robert Powner Oscar Neff Harry Beall Howard New Homer Bishop Paul Kaufman Merle Heckman Wesley Over Neal Anderson Princeton Cemetery

Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Recap

Admissions include Richard L. Stewart at 515 E. 24th and Mrs. Edna Park at Cedar House. Births reported to Harold Riffey Baldwin for a son weighing 9 lbs 3 ozs and Donald Lynn Howell 326 S. Oak for a daughter weighing 8 lbs 15 2 ozs. Olathe-born son to Richard E. Martin Tuesday at 7 lbs 2 ozs. Dismissals list Robert Soph 327 Maple and William Kreeck 942 Willow transferred to a Lawrence nursing home today.

Richard L. Stewart Edna Park Cedar House Harold Riffey Baldwin Donald Lynn Howell S. Oak Richard E. Martin Olathe Robert Soph Maple William Kreeck Willow Lawrence

Wellsville Church votes 80000 education building plan

At a Wellsville Methodist Church board meeting approval was given for an 80000 religious education building to be built on the church lot. The plan features a two level reinforced concrete structure with a nursery kindergarten church office and rest rooms on the upper floor and primary and junior departments dining kitchen and furnace room on the lower floor. 60 percent of cost 48000 must be raised in cash or pledges with a fundraising crusade planned.

Wellsville Methodist Church

Two Cars Collide At Wellsville Corner

Mrs. Jack Yakle twenty two of Wellsville and Marvin D. Sturm twenty six of RFD 1 Wellsville collided at 5th and Elm yesterday around 2 p m. Both drivers said they did not see the other vehicle until just before impact. Major damage reported to both cars but no injuries or charges were filed.

Jack Yakle Wellsville Marvin D. Sturm RFD 5Th and Elm Sturm Clifford Hobbs Ottawa Bob Rea Williamaburg Princeton Albert Beatty South

Death of Kansas City man Roy L. Callahan at 67

Roy L. Callahan 67 of Kansas City died yesterday at Baptist Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. He was fire manager for Rutherford Food Corporation. Surviving: widow Mrs Louise Callahan, son Richard R. Callahan of Overland Park, and daughter Mrs W H Wright.

Roy L. Callahan Kansas City W. H. Wright Baptist Memorial Hospital Rutherford Food Corporation Wright Louise Callahan Richard R. Callahan Overland Park

Busy Day In Police Court

Five of fourteen arraignments ended in not guilty pleas with trials set in two weeks. Baldwin youths Walker Story and Kneedler, plus Baldovino and Vega, posted bonds and await Sept or Oct trials for varied charges including assault and disturbing the peace. Several defendants pleaded guilty, receiving fines and short jail terms, while others had bonds forfeited or trials adjourned. The day featured numerous loitering, traffic, and license violations with multiple residences and ages listed for each defendant.

Baldwin Ottawa David Franklin Walker Lyle Story Melvin Kneedler

PTA Hears of School Changes

Principal Norris Burke and Lo well Gish told the Junior-Senior High PTA last evening that current school setup is a crutch to maintain the rating with inadequate facilities. Burke and Gish explained schedule and curriculum changes, answered questions, and 225 attendees heard devotion by Gilbert Davenport via Rev. Robert Powner.

Norris Burke Lowell Gish P.T.A Lewis Irwin Robert Powner Gilbert Davenport First Methodist Church

Cast Picked For Inherit The Wind At Ottawa Theater

The Ottawa Community Theater group announced the cast for Inherit The Wind, a three act play to be staged November 3 4 and 5. Jack Rast of the University of Kansas is directing. Cast includes Mrs Gene Ramsey Vernon Chesbro Gordon Nordquist Jack Day Lowell Gish Mrs Al Knoeppel Ken Munson Eddie Sheldon Don White John Wassmer Bob Graben Jim Kahler Vern Wadkins Dorothy Baker Mrs Walter Artinger Mrs Bob Engles Mrs Patricia Wigglesworth Carol Moherman and Jack Rutter.

Jack Rast University of Kansas i Gene Ramsey Vernon Chesbro Gordon Nordquist Jack Day Lowell Gish al Knoeppel Ken Munson Eddie Sheldon Don White John Wassmer Bob Grabham Jim Kahler Vern Wadkins Dorothy Baker Walter Artinger Bob Engles Patricia Wigglesworth Carol Moherman Jack Rutter Ottawa Community Theater Group

Seven Cited By Patrol Over Weekend Traffic Stops

Seven drivers cited by highway patrol over the weekend posted bonds, with two paying 15 dollars. Clinton Reid of Houstonia and Floyd Masters of Kansas City were fined for driving 53 and 64 mph in trucks over 5,000 pounds on Interstate 35. Also cited on I-35 were Curtis Smith and Leonard Neufeld, both Hutchinson, at 60 mph. Warren George, 24, Olathe, at 70 mph. and Francis Lynch, 31, Edwardsville, at 80 mph. On US59 Edward Suagee, 41, Bartlesville, charged with DWI, and John List, 72, Richmond, charged with no valid license.

Clinton A. Reid Houstonia Floyd J. Masters Kansas City Kas Curtis C. Smith Leonard Neufeld Hutchinson Warren C. George Olathe Francis Wayne Lynch Edwardsville Edward Lee Suagee Bartlesville John List Richmond

Sooner Voters To Polls Today

Oklahoma residents faced a tight election over three proposed state changes. Gov J Howard Edmondson backs his party as rural and urban voices clash with broad turnout expected near half a million voters. Weather forecasts call for clear skies and warm temperatures in the 80s.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma J. Howard Edmondson Weather Bureau State Senate Constitutional Highway Commission State Highways Department

Ottawa junior high leader elected Northeast Kansas League president

Lowell Gish, vice principal of Ottawa Junior-Senior High School, has been elected president of the Northeast Kansas League. The league includes Lawr ence, Leavenworth, Atchison, Highland Park and Ottawa High Schools. Gish will preside over meetings and set schedules for events such as golf matches, track meets and music festivals.

Lowell Gish Ottawa Lawrence Leavenworth Atchison Highland Park Gish

Welfare Board Elects New Advisory Committee Chairman

Mrs. Nick Hudelson of Pomona was elected chairman of the County Welfare Board advisory committee at the annual election. Dr. William Myers is vice chairman and Mrs. Gordon Stucker is secretary. The next meeting is Oct 17. Five study topics were set for next year including housing for welfare clients, nursing homes, medical and hospital charges, child services, and civil defense.

Nick Hudelson Pomona County Welfare Board William Myers Gordon Stucker Hudelson Lee Perkins Richmond

Wichita Eagle Buys Beacon in 88 Year Rivalry End

Wichita Eagle owners announce immediate purchase of its rival Wichita Beacon after 88 years of competition. Marcellus Murdock says Beacon will continue briefly while plans for a combined operation are finalized and Eagle facilities will be used during the transition. The move creates a single morning and evening paper, with Sunday editions merged.

Wichita, Kan Wichita Eagle Wichita Beacon Kansas City The Eagle Beacon Marcellus M. Murdock the Eagle Marshall M. Murdock Elliott A. Levand Beacon Newspaper Corp., Inc Levand Brothers Henry J. Allen Murdock Wichita Eagle Publishing Co., Inc

UN Supports Day On Congo Slaps Russia

The General Assembly backed Secretary-General Hammarskjold’s Congo actions with 700 votes in favor and 11 abstentions, while the Soviet bloc France and South Africa abstained. Valerian Zorin stated the Soviet position would not press for a vote to reverse the Asian-African resolution.

United Nations N.Y General Assembly Dag Hammarskjold Congo Jup Hammarskjold France South Africa Nikita Khrushchev Hammarskjold U.N Patrice Lumumba Lumumba Soviet Union Valerian Zorin

Kennedy Sets TV Address On Russia Policy

Senator John F Kennedy will address the nation on 160 ABC stations at 7 30 p m CST outlining his approach to Khrushchev if elected. He has spoken in Atlantic City and Charleston pledging a five point full employment plan emphasizing public resources private investment education automation and aid to lagging regions.

Washington John F. Kennedy Nikita Khrushchev ABC Kennedy America Khrushchev Atlantic City N.J Charleston W.va Richard M. Nixon

Traffic Toll Topeka Ap 24 Hours Toll Rise

In Topeka Kansas the AP reports traffic deaths over a 24 hour period ending 9 a.m. Tuesday reaching 2 compared with 432 for the comparable period in 1959 and 328 in 1960.

Topeka Kansas

Probate Hearings Notice in Franklin County Kansas

First and last published legal notices in Ottawa Kansas probate court. Petitions filed by John Rubick and Laura Quin for estate matters of Cecilia Rubick and Henry Chenoweth, with hearings set in Ottawa Franklin County. Defenses due by October 12 1960 and October 1960 respectively. Attorneys listed. Also district court case Nora Hosler et al versus others.

Franklin County Kansas Cecilia P. Rubick Ottawa John Rubick Anderson & Byrd State of Kansas Henry Janes Chenoweth Henry Jones Chenoweth Petiion Laura Quin Nora Ernest Hosler Stella Lee Edwards Lorenzo Orren Oyler Nancy Mary LaVonia Dinsmore Verlie Alice Fisher Franklin Irvin Oyler Matilda Ellen Likes State of District Court Nora Ernest Hogler Verne Alice Fisher Matilda Ellen Liken Centropolia Theodosia FE. Oyler Stella Lea Edwards Lorenzo Orren Oyter Nancy Mary LaVonta Dinsmore Franklin Irvin Oyter Matilda Ellen L. ©. Oyler

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