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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1960

Page

7

Police radar cites teens and adults for speeding

Police using radar in 20 mile per hour zones cited James McDaniels Jr. 17 of Wells-ville and Charles R. Stumbo 46 of Overbrook for speeds 34 and 45 mph. Both face Police Court Tuesday. Stumbo posted 25 bond. Also notes auctions, civil defense meeting, and local notices including car fires, a potluck and student volleyball call.

James McDaniels Jr Wells‘ville Charles R. Stumbo Overbrook Stumbo

Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Summary

Admissions include Linda Altic of 724 N Oak and Connie Lee Burkdoll of Rantoul. Births announce Mrs Opal Coats of 125 Willow with a son born Wednesday, weight 6 lb 4 oz, and Mr and Mrs James C Wright of Wellsville with a son born Thursday, weight 6 lb. Dismissals include Divida Keltz of 210 S Oak. Mrs Robert F Knight and infant daughter of Overbrook, John H Warren of Osawatomie, Mrs Gary Dean Davis and infant daughter of 1128 8 Cedar, and Mrs Jack D Fenton with infant son of 845 S Poplar today.

Linda Altic N. Oak Connie Lee Burkdoll Rantoul Opal Coats Willow James C. Wright Wellsville Divida Keltz S. Oak Robert F. Knight Invent Overbrook John H. Warren Osawatomie Gary Dean Davis Jack D. Fenton S. Poplar

Five cited in County Court on moving traffic violations

Five people charged in County Court with moving traffic violations. Williams was cited by state troopers for failing to stop at a stop sign on K-68 east of Ottawa. Leonard Long cited for failing to stop at US 59 at Princeton and no current license. Dale Milton posted bond after being cited for passing at the K-68 and K-33 intersection. Truckers Theodore McBee and Earl Garrett also charged on I-35. Garrett pled guilty by letter and fined $10 and costs. McBee faced interstate hauling without vehicle registration.

Ollawan James L. Williams ,Jr Sycamore Williams Ottawa Princeton Leonard James Long la Cygne Lacygne Dale E. Milton Theodore F. McBee Kansas City Earl Garrett Burlington McBee Kansas Corporation Commission

Miss Eileen Glennon Embry obituary in Ottawa and Kansas City

Miss Eileen Glennon Embry 80 longtime Ottawa resident died yesterday at 5 am in Kansas City where she had lived 35 years and run a guest home. Born February 22 1880 to Charles W Embry and Alice Glennon Embry she is survived by a sister Anna Slater Overland Park and several nieces and nephews. Services will be held at Sacred Heart Catholic Church Ottawa tomorrow at 9:30 am with Rev Charles M Brink. burial in Mt Calvary Cemetery. Legion of Mary rosary at Towner's Chapel tonight 7 pm and regular rosary at 7:30 pm.

Eileen G Embry Eileen Glennon Embry Kansas City Ottawa Charles W Alice (Glennon) Embry Redemption Catholic Church Anna Slater Overland Park Sacred Heart Catholic Church Charles M. Brink Mt. Calvary Cemetery Legion of Mary Towner's Chapel Brink Towner’s Chapel Eileen Glennon Sacred Heart Church Legion of Mary Rosary Rosary

Funeral Notices for Died Sept 25 In Local Cemeteries

Obituaries list funeral services for Oscar Law rence Einar Haff and William E. Smithey, both died Sept 25, held Sept 28 at local chapels with multiple pallbearers and hymns. Burial in Highland Cemetery. Additional rites for Mrs Mary A Keim Sept 27 at Towner’s Chapel with six pallbearers and hymns. burial at Evergreen Mound Cemetery. Attendees include water department, sewage, disposal plant, city clerk, and Barbershop Chorus groups.

C. L. E. Ratt Oscar Lawrence Einar Haff Lamb E. E.caylor Robert Scott Coffeyville Max F. Ward Harold G. Tickner W. B. Smith John S. Sheldon Rollie J. Hashman, Jr Herbert W. Johnson Martin Brockway Marvin Bond William E. Smithey Towner Thomas E. Ingle Jack Sumner Hayward Brill Bud van Loenen Harold Showalter Lawrence McEvoy Clarence Nearmyer Dean Zook Lawrence Ott Highland Cemetery Mary A. Keim Towner's Chapel Frank Bell Roy Switzer Harry Keller Harry Hough Emmett Taylor John Montgomery Ervin Happy Lawrence Evergreen Mound Cemetery

Tax Agents In Gambling Strike Across 8 Cities

U S authorities raided 62 gambling locations in eight cities across 22 states. The IRS reported 93 arrests, confiscation of 12 automobiles and more than 10 thousand dollars in cash. Operations were hidden in smoke shops barber shops haberdasheries taverns and a radio store near the United Nations. The Huntington Park licensed betting book near Los Angeles yielded the strongest evidence of an $80 000 weekly take. Local authorities assisted in all raids.

Washington Internal Revenue Service IRS United Nations New York Huntington Park Calif Los Angeles

Teacher To Face Trial For Assault Near Cassville

Cassville MissouriWalter Purdom a Hickory Grove School teacher faces trial Saturday on a charge of common assault against a 14 year old pupil. Fred Hester filed the action saying his son Roy Hester was beaten after he refused to turn out. The case will be heard by Magistrate James E. Later Purdom is about 45.

Cassville Walter Purdom Hickory Grove Fred Hester Roy Hester Magstrate James E Purdom

Wellsville News Auxiliary Installs Officers at Legion Station

The Louis H. Hanson unit of the American Legion Auxiliary installed new officers with Marge Haney conducting. Officers include Imogene Good as president and Mary Lou Shannon as first vice president, with Helen Chanay second vice president and Joanne Baldwin secretary. Additional posts went to ImEtta Crist treasurer Alma Warnock chaplain Mari Jean Dickinson historian Eval Deay and a past president pin to Jean Groshong.

Louis H. Hanson American Legion Auxiliary Marge Haney Imo Gene Good Mary Lou Shannon Helen Chanay Joanne Baldwin ImEtta Crist Alma Warnock Mari-' Jean Dickinson Eval Deay Jean Groshsong Legion Hall Save the Children Foundation Frances Adkins Jean Groshong Imogene Good

Independence Day Event At Ottawa University Nigeria Topic

Three Ottawa University Nigerian students Samuel Ayobahan Justin Nwasor and Eugene Nwofude celebrate independence day with a campus program in the university auditorium at 7 p.m. Dr William Myers leads the event with President Andrew B Martin and two students speaking Nigerian KU invitees noted. Work on a 164 man residence hall will begin immediately after housing and finance agency approval. Cornelius and Associates won the general contract for a northeast campus site.

Ottawa University Samuel Ayobahan Justin Nwasor Eugene Nwofude Nigeria William Myers Andrew B. Martin Nigerian Students Will Respond For His Country. Dr. Myers University of Kansas Robert Bundy Housing and Finance Agency Fort Worth Cornelius and Associates of Paola Toeth

Baker Enrollment Shows An Increase

Baldwin figures show Baker University enrollment up to 609 students this year from 593 in 1099. Males 332 lead females 275 by 57, with 56 percent returning students and 44 percent new. Freshmen top classes at 238, sophomores 177, juniors 107, seniors 83, down from 99.

Baldwin Baker University Baker

One-Armed Man May Be Missing Hitler Aide

Argentine police interrogate a self-identified German man named Walter Flegel who resembles Martin Bormann in appearance and lack of an arm. Interior Minister Alfredo Vitolo cites German features and uncertain fate of Bormann, who vanished after the Berlin bunker collapse.

Hitler Buenos Aires Argentina Martin Borman Walter Flegel Alfredo Vitolo Bormann Martin Bormann Berlin Vitalo Flege Zarate Central Police Vitolo Nuernberg

Congo’s Kasavubu recognizes Mobutu’s council as government

President Kasavubu formally recognizes Col Joseph Mobutu’s 27 member council as the Congo’s provincial government, reducing rival claimants from three to two. Premier Joseph Teo says the Mobutu body is a temporary government as Lumumba’s holdout remains confined. Letters from Nkrumah and Lumumba to Soviet and Chinese sources are released by Mobutu’s group.

Leopoldville the Congo Joseph Kasayubu Col Joseph Mobutu Council of Government Commissioners Congo Kasavubu Mobutu African Republic Joseph Teo Ihasavubu Patrice Lumumba Ghana Kwame Nkrumah Lumumba Kasa Vubu United Nations Nkrumah Patrice Soviet Union Red China

Charge Filed Against Corbett in Coors Murder Case

A federal information filed in Denver accuses Joseph Corbett Jr. of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for the murder of Adolph Coors III. The charge seeks Colorado priority for extradition if he is captured elsewhere. Coors’s remains were found near Castle Rock after a long elapse.

Denver Joseph Corbett Jr Adolph Coors III U. S Corbett Colorado California Chino Calif Scott J. Werner FBI Coors Ansam Tome Crewer Castle Rock Golden

Killed Near Newton Crash Claims Abbott in Kansas

Fay Abbott of Blackwell Oklahoma was killed in a two car collision seven miles west of Newton on U S 50. His wife and the other driver Cecil Sumpter of Halstead were injured and taken to Halstead Hospital.

Newton, Kan Fay Abbott Blackwell Okla Newton Lon U. S Halstead Kan Abbott Cecil Sumpter

Earth Packing Machine Struck by Semi Near Homewood

An earth packing machine owned by Franklin County Highway Department received minor damages when a large semi-truck struck it two miles south of Homewood. The machine, driven by Clifford Crump, 41, Pomona, was making a U turn as Kenneth E. Bartlett, 87, Richmond, drove the Richmond Trucking Lines truck into its left rear corner. Bartlett’s vehicle sustained major damages and no charges were filed.

Franklin County Highway Department John Brown Homewood Clifford Crump Pomona Kenneth E. Bartlett Richmond Richmond Trucking Lines

Farm Equipment advertised at deep discounts in local sale

Local auction listing promotes used tractors from 880 Oliver to 1940s John Deere models with markdowns from prices like Was $3795 Now $2895 and Was $495 Now $345. Also advertised are plows disc harrows mowers and other farming gear, plus livestock ads and a card of thanks. Auction set for Sept. 30 in Emporia Kansas with various farm implements and household items.

Oliver P.T.O Ford John Deere Farmall Aietor Massey-Harris WC Allis New Vpeinhbera Essaves Pathy Howard An Sharla Ana Pamige Notiers Mhilyteattpne Nm-M P.T.C St. Emporia Kansas Ivers-Pond Baby Kenneth Welch

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