Ottawa News Briefs Spark Local Happenings
Visitors from Arbor Michigan join Mrs. Stander for about a week. H A Wharton returns from Sera Memorial Hospital and may receive visitors. Escapee Higley nabbed near the city while hitchhiking. Three drivers cited for overtime parking. Hiram Allen fined for reckless driving after backing into a parked car. bond forfeited. Robert L. Page, 84, dies in Edgerton Wisconsin. funeral held. Ralph Page absent. Harry Buckels undergoing surgery in Kansas City. Leo Gray moves radio shop to 232 N Main. Leo Wohletz serving in U S Navy aboard USS Randolph. Hawkins Grange hosts a pancake supper with new members welcomed. Methodist men meet at Trinity church basement Monday. Kiwanis guest speaker Dave Coleman on wildlife. Grass fire at T S Elder residence, no damage. George Cooper found guilty of disturbing the peace. jailed for failure to pay fine. Ottawa high school trio draws about 500 for opening night. second show tonight. Senior Kays father-son banquet Monday at Garfield School. Prof B Smith Haworth to speak.
Hospital Notes and Births and Dismissals Today
Admitted include Mrs. Ray Taylor of 923 W. 6th and Mrs. Ada Gish of 839 S. Sycamore along with Mr. Joe Hiatt route 2 Charles Jimmy and Larry Bishop 118 S. Poplar and Mrs. W T Casida 704 Ash. Births reported to Rex and Rex Griffin Sunflower a daughter born Wednesday weight 6 lb 9 oz and Samuel and Mrs Pacheco 815 King a son born today weight 7 lb 4 oz. Dismissals include Mrs. Owen Gotschall 214 W. 2nd Mrs Casper Russell Bel dwin Raymond Davis route 2 Mrs Lottie Dodd 8385 N Mann and Mrs Porter Cleaver Waverly today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Taylor
Joe Hiatt
Charles
Jimmy
Larry Bishop
S. Poplar
Ada Gish
S. Sycamore
W. T. Casida
Rex H. Griffin
Samuel Pacheco
King
Owen Gotschall
W. 2Nd
Casper Russell
Beldwin
Raymond Davis
Lottie Dodd
N. Mann
Porter Cleaver
Waverly
Corn muf fins with peppers and pimiento and bread with zest
Add finely diced green pepper and canned pimiento to corn muf fins and serve with fried chicken. Orange rind and date strips add into a loaf of quick bread for finer flavor.
Farm Bill Polishing Under Conference Review
A Senate House conference committee to refine a controversial farm bill reached a tentative agreement on corn and feed grain supports. The plan seeks parity levels near 85 to 90 percent and would merge two bills into one, with presidential approval and Eisenhower’s stance still uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate House
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Benson
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
GOP
Senate Agriculture Committee
Sen
Ellender
D-La
Urge Volunteer Tornado Observers In Topeka Effort
In Topeka communities呼 urged to form volunteer tornado observer groups after a tornado ripped through the capital Monday night exposing gaps in the warning system. Richard Garrett, head of the weather bureau, said forecasters had the right forecast but no observers to identify or hear the tornado, hindering protection. Emergency tornado warnings can be reported by calling 36391.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Richard Garrett
Weather Bureau
Politicians Eye Illinois Next Primary
Washington reports the Illinois presidential primary will test Adlai Stevenson against Eisenhower as Kefauver did in Wisconsin. Stevenson seeks at least 42 percent to limit Kefauver gains. Illinois GOP lists Sen. William F. Knowland backing Eisenhower. Voter rules in both states allow cross party ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Illinois
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Wisconsin
Stevenson
Kefauver
Tennessee
Ilinois
John Chapple
Willam F. Knowland
California
Dinois
Fearful Etna Eruption Prompts Style Upheaval on Coast
Catania Sicily volcano experts warned Etna's renewed eruption could be its most violent in years. Fire tongues spurted 500 feet along 40 miles of coast from Catania to Taormina as lava and explosions shook the sky. University of Catania Etna Observatory said no immediate danger to villages at the foot, but warned of possible danger if a new crater opens lower on the mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catania
Sicily
Mt. Etna
Taormina
University of Catania
Etna Observatory
Notice of Appointment in Mattie Nichols Estate
Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas appoints John Tucker administrator of Mattie Nichols estate. Creditors must file demands within nine months from March 22, 1956. Also includes Kansas State Highway Commission notice calling for sealed bids for Franklin County road work with plan locations and bid deadline April 19, 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ottawa Herald
Franklin County
Kansas
Mattle Nichols
Mattie Nichols
Probate Court
John Tucker
State Highway Commission of Kansas
Engneer
K.S.H.C
Chanute
Lane
Co. Highway
Willamsburg
Plana
State Highway Commission
Eb, Harwi
Wall Collapse During Blaze Kills Six New York Firemen
A Bronx factory blaze collapsed a wall trapping six firefighters. Fire Commissioner Edward Cavanagh Jr. survived a brick strike and ordered an immediate investigation. The fatalities included Lt. John F. Molloy and Firemen Edward J. Carroll, Frederick J. Hellauer, Charles J. Infosino, William Hoolan, and Arthur Hanson. The five-alarm blaze began after 8 p.m. at a 40 by 80 foot brick building housing an artificial flower firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bronx
Edward Cavanagh Jr
Cavanagh
Joseph O’keefe
O’keefe
William Hoolan
Arthur Hanson
John F. Molloy
Edward J. Carroll
Frederick J. Hellauer
Charles J. Infosino
Hall Says Shaw Out On A Limb In Kansas Gubernatorial Race
Gov Fred Hall charged rival Warren Shaw with being taut on a limb and unable to recover. He dismissed Shaw’s spendthrift accusations as imagination amid a dispute over Kansas state payroll size and government employment levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Shaw
Topeka
Fred Hall
Warren Shaw
City Manager Wins Traffic Light Bid in Sulphur Springs
Sulphur Springs city manager Roy Hames urged the council to install a traffic signal at Davis and Houston streets calling it the worst traffic danger in town. A nearby police car radio crackled with a major accident near the intersection as the decision was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulphur Springs
Tex.p
Roy Hames
Davis and
Houston
Davis
Highway 69 urged to join national interstate system
TOPEKA The State Highway Commission passed a resolution urging that the Kansas portion of U S Highway 69 be designated as part of the national interstate system. The route runs north and south through eastern Kansas from Kansas City to Treece and passes Louisburg Pleasanton Fort Scott Pittsburg and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
State Highway Commission
Kansas
Kansas City
Treece
Louisburg
Pleasanton
Fort Scott
Pittsburg
Columbus
Funeral Services for Carrie Fowler Held at McVey-Dengel Mortuary
Carrie Fowler died April 1. Funeral services conducted April 3 by Rev. Charles P. Knight at McVey-Dengel Mortuary with pallbearers Alva Hoover Paul Heckman Clyde Langer Dean Berlin E V Lash and Chris Ott. Dr S Martin Brockway sang hymns with Mrs R L Stevens accompaniment. Burial in Highland cemetery. W C T U Ottawa chapter and What-So-Ever Sunday School class Hazel Rebekah Lodge 175 attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Black
W.C.T.U
Hazel Rebekah Lodge No. 175
Highland Cemetery
Water control hearings set for six Kansas cities
The Kansas Water Resources Board will sponsor a series of public meetings to discuss control of water and its use. Meetings will be in Chanute on April 16 Colby on April 18 Beloit on April 19 Hutchinson on April 24 Garden City on April 26 and Topeka on April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Ross
Kansas City
Kas
Kaw Valley Heart Association
Ray Evans
Ross
Kansas University School of Medicine
Topeka
Kansas Water Resources Board
Chanute
Colby
Beloit
Hutchinson
Garden City
Monaco Prepares For Big Wedding
Monaco opens a large press center for Prince Rainier III and Grace Kelly wedding coverage. About 1000 reporters will cover the event. A four story former school hosts a chapel and serpent ine bar in the courtyard and on the second floor for prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Carlo
Prince Rainier III
Grace Kelly
Mediterranean
John McCornally to speak at Wichita journalism banquet
One of the speakers at the annual journalism banquet at the University of Wichita tomorrow night will be John McCornally Sunday political editor of the Hutchinson News-Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Wichita
University of Wichita
John McCornally
Hutchinson
Kas
News-Herald
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Richard Stander
Bradley and
Alden
Arbor, Mich
Mo Stander
J. A Udelson
H. A. Wharton
Ash
Sera Memorial Hospital
Winfield
Fay Higley
Higley
Parkers
Hiram Allen
Rt. 4
Williamsburg
Allen
J. J. Meyer
S. Locust
Robert L. Page
Ralph Page
Ottawa
Edgerton
Wis
Harry Buckels
Veteran Hospital
Leo Gray
N. Main
Navy
Leo Wohletz
Ottawa High School
U. S. Navy
Randolph
Leo A. Wohletz
Uss
Randolph Vca
C-O Fleet Post Office
New York, N. Y
Grange
Hawkins Grange
Hawkins School
Fred Ferguson
Percy van Horn
Trinity Methodist Church
Dave Coleman
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Pratt
Kiwanis Club
T. S. Elder
George Cooper
Cooper
Garfield School
Larry Bancroft
Dennis Smith
Prof
B. Smith Haworth
Ottawa University
TEE
Louis H, Dengel
Ike
Mike
E. Logan
Buaduer
Bec
Iera al
Elweys
AL Elus
Briscoe Drug Store
S. Main
U. S
C. A. Myers & Son
Centropolis
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Anderson County
Avery Tuesaday
Sale Barn
Garnett
Eklmer Shea
Waverly Sale
Pewvarie
Neill George
Alberts Harm
Albert
W. BH. Gimond
T.frankilt
Imr
Rell
D Art & Son Rt
Harold
N. of Rich
Ty Sale
Wilson
Nty Bale, Wilson
Ottawa Riding Club
Wilson St
Rodeo Grounds
Printy & Son
Ben Printy
Barney Ledom
Cedar
Legals
Alex Hotchkiss
Lyndon, Kansas
Hume Magazine
Davis Paint Store
Fred Kaiser
Rexall Store
Ottawa, Kansas
Monaco
OrTawa's
National Selected Morticians
Towner's
Kramer Drug Store
Rotary
Masonic Temple
Karo Syrup CO
Pepsi-Cola CO
Pillsbury Flour CO
Skelgas
Sheeley Baking CO
Rainbow Bread
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