New 10 Lane Bowling Alley Planned For Osawatomie
Construction of the Miami Bowl starts next week for Osawatomie with Brunswick pin spotters. Ottawa police report two abandoned bicycles may be picked up at headquarters. 89er dinner scheduled at North American Coffee Shop. PFC John D. Robertson, 21, recently trained with the 8th Infantry Division in Germany and is a Kansas State Teachers College alumnus. Farm Bureau, Co op and cemetery district meetings announced. Kiwanis spring conference notes. staff changes at county welfare office.
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Osawatomie
Brunswick
Ottawa
John D. Robertson
Ralph Robertson
Baldwin
8Th Infantry
Germany
Robertson
Sth
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Katy Disputes Kansas Agreement Over Parsons Facilities
In federal court, the Katy Railroad disputes a 1914 Kansas state agreement to maintain an office and shops at Parsons. Kansas argues the closing of Parsons facilities violates the pact. Blake E Williamson argues the Katy, now Missouri-incorporated, remains the same company. Judge Mellett ordered briefs within 10 days.
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Kansas City
Kas
State of Kansas
Parsons
Katy Railroad
Katy
Kansas Corporation
Missouri
Atty
John E. Anderson Jr
Kansas
U.S
Arthur J. Mellett
M-K-T
Block Ship Loading Struck by London Cargo Clerks
In London the loading and unloading of 78 ships faced disruption as about 1500 cargo tally clerks continued a wildcat strike, halting operations in the port area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Salmon catch pact fixes Japan Russia quota at sea
Tokyo and Moscow signed an agreement setting Japan's salmon catch for the north western Pacific season at 132 276 tons. The deal aligns fishing rights and limits between the two nations for this period.
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Tokyo
Japan
Russia
Pacific
Baker Awards Scholarships
Baker University awarded twenty eight scholarships from exams and music auditions on Baker Day March 23. Freshmen will enter in September 1957. Special Scholarships totaling 9600 dollars went to Barbara Green Barbara JoAnn Herod Michael Davis etc. Prize Scholarships totaled 4800 dollars with ten finalists. Two freshmen won Music Scholarships after auditions Betty King and Jane Tietgen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Baker University
Baker Day
Baker
Barbara Green
Concordia
JoAnn Herod
Kansas City
Kansas
Michael M. Davis
DeSoto
James E. Pantle
Topeka
Judy Thompson
Denneth Louise Wilson
Independence
Missouri
Jerry D. Davis
Moran
Ronald E. Holland
John Scarborough
Loretta Berk
Ames
Kan
Barbara Joan Craig
Osawaitomie
Judith Ann Davies
Dodge City
Marilyn Jo Irwin
Ottawa
Larry D. Johnson
Marysville
Nancy Joan Sayle
Iola
Judith Ann Plaskett
John S Scarborough
Karl E. Spear II
Dorothy Collins
Dennis A. Daugherty
J. Wendell Fisher
Anita Kay Hofman
Barrett Lee Huffman
Lillian Joyce Malicky
Alice Louise McCune
Chanute
Aletha Jane Quellhorst
Paola
Jo Angela Simmons
Patricia Wallace
Merriam
Betty Jean King
Wichita
Jane Elise Tietgen
Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals Listed
Admitted A. E. Norton Williamsburg Mrs. William Shaffer Pomona Friday Mrs. Richard Plett 1029 W Std today Dismissed William Burgoon 615 E 9th Mrs Clifford Good RFD 3 today
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A. E. Norton
Williamsburg
William Shaffer
Pomona
Richard Plett
William Burgoon
Clifford Good
RFD
Sunday At The Churches in Quenemo KS
Church listings for Quenemo Kansas outline service times at Kingdom Hall and multiple local churches including Assembly of God, Bethany Chapel Baptist, Church of Nazarene, Church of Christ, Sacred Heart Catholic, Christian Science Society, Faith Bible, Calvary Baptist, St Paul A M E F, Garnett Lutheran, Trinity Methodist, North Baptist, First Christian, Grace Episcopal, First Methodist, Free Methodist, Federated, Church of The Erthreen with various Sunday and weekday services and pastor names.
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Kingdom Hall of Jenovah’s Witnesses
Quenemo
Kansas
Binie
Watchtower
Assembly of God
B. R. Harris
Young Peoples Meeting
Bethany Chapel Baptist
Second and Poplar
Wm. Bailey
Church of the Nazarene
Seventh and Elm
J. Russell Smith
Church of Cnost
Mirth and Cedar
Wesleyan Methodist
N. Main
Wayne
Caldwell
Wesleyan
Church of Christ
N. Poplar
Bible School
Mid. W.ek
C. EB. Andrews
Sacred Heart Catholic
4Th
Cedar
Mathew Guilfoyle
Trinity Methodist
N. Cedar
Robert B. Craig
Methodist Youth Fellowship
North Baptist
Qak and Wilson
Willam L. Luce
First Christian
Adult School of Missions
Grace Episcopal
John B. Sweigart
Young People’s Fellowship
First Methodist
Fourth
Hickory
Charles P. Knight
Mears Park
Free Methodist
Oaks
Carl Adylphaon
JMS
Ward
Erthreen
Gerald Mease
Sorrouw
Deaths of John Swenson and Carrie Anderson
John Swenson 65 brother in law to Joe Berg and Mrs John Erickson died suddenly on a Kansas City street returning home from work. He retired from Allman Cabinet Co. Mrs Swenson formerly Hannah Burns of Ottawa died in 1947. Carrie Anderson 86 died today at Ransom Memorial hospital after four years of illness. She lived in Ottawa 38 years and was born Sept 4 1870 in Belle Rive Illinois. Survivors include nine children and many grandchildren. funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. at McVey Dengel Mortuary with burial at Highland Cemetery.
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John Swenson
Joe Berg
Willow
John Erickson
Richmond
Kansas City
Allman Cabinet Co
Swenson
Hannah Burns
Ottawa
Conrad Berg
Sweden
Carrie Anderson
Ransom Memorial Hospital
George W. Anderson
Nellie Anderson
Mrs. Anderson
Belle Rive
Ill
Kansas
Cherryvale
Illinois
Nellie
Frank
Elmer
Rollie
New York City
H. B. Sawyer
Harris
Anderson
Orange
Calif
Leo
Ft. Collins
Colo
Robert L
Cedar Rapids
Highland Cemetery
Cardinal Segura Near Death In Madrid
Pedro Cardinal Segura y Saenz archbishop of Seville aged 76 received Extreme Unction at his request. He battles a kidney disorder and blood circulatory ailment with doctors stating his condition is extremely critical and life may not be saved.
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Madrid
Pedro Cardinal Segura Y Saenz
Sevilla
Marriage Licenses Cecil Bridges Topeka and Doris Lucas
Cecil Bridges aged 19 and Doris A Lucas aged 16 obtained marriage licenses in Topeka and Ottawa respectively. The pair pursued legal union under state licensing rules and were recorded in the public notices.
Fourth Time Charm For Liberal Officer
Police Capt. Robert Morrissey issued a traffic ticket after a two car collision. A third car crashed into the scene, and Morrissey wrote the driver a recklessness ticket. A fourth vehicle arrived with frost on its windshield and Morrissey ticketed the driver for obscured vision.
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Kas
Robert Morrissey
Morrissey
Drip Catchers at Little Rock Waterworks Vault
In downtown Little Rock four employees positioned 44 buckets to catch water dripping into a basement vault where records are kept in the city waterworks commission office.
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Little Rock
Ark
Horne Funeral Services Set for Sunday Afternoon
Wilbur W. Horne funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 30 PM from Williamsburg Methodist Church with interment in Mt Hope Cemetery.
Park Authority Funds Cut Off In Kansas Senate Rejection
TOPEKA Kansas The Kansas Park Authority was cut off without appropriations when the Senate adjourned last night A bill to give the park board 35000 to continue operation after July 1 died in the Senate Gov George Docking had requested 214000 to begin work on a state recreational park at Lake Kanopolis near Salina The appropriation bill reached the floor but failed to secure final passage Also killed were bills to set up a State Highway Patrol Board raise hospital charges and raise campaign expense limits The last action was killing a House passed measure to fund educational television channels and the regents appropriation after a clash involving August Lauterbach
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Topeka
Kansas Park Authority
Senate
Park Board
George Docking
Lake Kanopolis
Salina
House
Sen
August Lauterbach
Colby
Ways and Means
Lauterbach
State Board of Regents
Regents
Traffic Toll In Topeka Report From State Records
Traffic fatalities in Topeka Kansas are totaled by the State Accident Records Section. For the past 24 hours one fatality is reported, to date in 1957 the count reaches 126, for 1956 the period totals 155, and injuries last month bring March total to 45.
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Topeka
Kansas
England Recommended for State Farmer Degree
Don L. England of Ottawa has been recommended for the State Farmer degree by the Future Farmers of America State Executive Committee. The degree, awarded to only about two percent of members each year, will be conferred in Manhattan on April 29.
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Don L. England
Ottawa
Future Farmers of America
Manhattan
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Farm Bureau
Ottawa Township
At & P.m
Green Dell School
Max Shoemaker
Keith Page
Kenneth Corbett
Melvin Cannon
Leo Thomas
Child Evangelism State Workers
Newton
Ottawa Co-Op Association
Eugene Field School
Jay Ellis
Edwin M. O'Neal
St. Paul A.M.E. Church
Park College
Parkville, Mo
United Cemetery District
Centropolis
Jonas Peterson
Peterson
Vel Rene Beauty Shop
Joel Nordeen
C. W. Henning
Randolph Bundy
Lowell Gish
Kiwanis
District 11 of
Kansas Kiwanis
Robert Bundy
Ottawa Co-op
Assoc
Guy Barker
Audubon
Iowa
John Butterton
Drake’s . Bakery
Jay Scott
Franklin County
Des Moines
Rural
Ottawa’s
Frank Storch
Spring Hill
Goss’s
Linda Kay
Donnie Witt
Chuck Langdon
Mrs
Leah General Home
Dairy Queen's
Dairy Queen
National Dairy Queen Development CO
Airy Queen
Jerry Bowman
Ari Ay Lil
Park Authority
McVe' Dengel
Tuortuary
Louis H. Dengel
United van Lines, Inc
United States
Canada
Alaska
Hawaii
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Mexico
Ottawa Transfer & Storage Co
John Scott
Dean Berlin
Civil Defense Committee
Ottawa P.T.A. Council
Kansas State Bank of Ottawa
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