Ottawa Briefs Highlight Local Visits And Sales
Visiting grandchildren Susan Jane and Tyler Smith from Lawrence stay with Mr. and Mrs. John Okerberg at 1024 N Main as Dr. Kenneth E Joch and Dr. Spencer Bayles from the University of Kansas visited Ottawa Campus. Public sale set by Elmer DeWeese and A F Cox for dairy equipment and cattle east of Wellsville on April 11. Cattle sale by Lamar Fowler near Ottawa on April 14. Community notices include hospitalizations, visits, and local meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Okerberg
N. ‘Main
Susan Jane
Tyler Smith
Lawrence
Rhoten A. Smith
Dallas
Tex
Kenneth E. Joch§m
Spencer Bayles
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Ottawa University
W. Bemmels
John Davis
John Bacon
A. Trump
Bexer
Berdnt
Elmer DeWeese
A. F. Cox
DeWeese
Wellsville
Claude Myers
Wade Morris
Lamar Fowler
Ottawa
Jack Nelson
Slaying Details At Hearing In Garnett Case
Preliminary hearing in Garnett related a killing at Lone Elm where Fred Hermreck was stabbed to death with a butcher knife after an argument. John C. Lewis, 59, billed in district court for first degree murder, with witnesses including patrolmen Jensen and Conaty, Sheriff Geer, and the accused's wife Sylvia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett
Kas
Lone Elm
Fred Hermreck
John C. “Blackie
Lewis
Art Jensen
Bob Conaty
Ottawa
Anderson County
Sam Geer
Josphine Lewis
Sylvia Lewis
Wilbur Keplinger
Josephine Lewis
Sylvia
Hermreck
Josephine
Blackie
Keplinger
Geer
Jensen
Conaty
Avner Dare
Modern door key has 32768 possible combinations
A single key blank type can produce 32768 distinct combinations, defining the key space and security scope for modern door mechanisms.
Death Notice Elmer Hicks Kan sas City man dies at 65
Mrs. Charles Riley of 925 West Wilson informs of Elmer Hicks 65 of 1127 Ella Ave Kansas City death. He leaves a mother and seven siblings. Funeral Saturday at 1 30 p m Potter's Funeral Home 19th and Minnesota with American Legion in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Riley
E. Wilson
Elmer Hicks
Ella Ave
Kansas City
Ralph Kampschroeder
Potter’s
19Th
Minnesota Ave
American Legion
Baldwin City Ex-Marshal Fred Eggleston Dies at 70
Fred Eggleston aged 70 a Baldwin City resident for 48 years died at his home after extended illness He served formerly as Baldwin City marshal He is survived by his wife and two sons Leslie of Kansas City and John of the home Funeral services are set for 2 p m Monday at Ives Chapel Methodist Church in West Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Eggleston
Baldwin City
Eggleston
Leslie
Kansas City
John
Ives Chapel Methodist Church
West Baldwin
Death of E. W. Murphy in Butler Missouri
Word has been received of the death yesterday of E W Murphy of Butler Missouri formerly off Ott a wa He was born Aug 6 1867 He moved to Adrian 17 years ago and had lived in Butler five years Survivors are the widow the former Hattie Edmundson one daughter Mrs Ira E Brewer Seattle Wash one grandson Robert Shugart and one sister Mrs Bess Gones Lawrence Relatives and friends will meet at the Lamb Funeral Home Tuesday at 10 a m to go to Hope cemetery for graveside services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Murphy
Butler
Ottawa
Adrian
Hattie Edmundson
Ira E. Brewer
Seattle
Wash
Robert Shugart
Bess Gones
Lawrence
Lamb Funeral
Hope Cemetery
No Trickery In A's Sale and Death in Centropolis
Mrs. L. W. Smith, 70, longtime resident four miles west of Centropolis, died today at 1:30 in Ransom Memorial hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced tomorrow by Lamb Funeral Home. Ernie Mehl, Kansas City Star sports editor, says Arnold Johnson initially refused to pursue moving the Athletics to Kansas City, then acquired the franchise from Philadelphia and moved the club. He cites Johnson’s statements in defense against claims of “trickery” and notes Johnson’s emphasis on independence and advice from other clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Smith
Centropolis
Ransom Memorial Hospital
The
Lamb Funeral Home
Kansas City
Ernie Mehl
American League Athletics
Arnold Johnson
Johnson
A’s
Athletics
Philadelphia
Mehl
Kansas City Star
Today
Star
Ina National Magazine
Saturday Evening Post
New York
Yankees
Pittsburg Teachers Get $150 Raise for 1955-56
Pittsburg Board of Education approved a $150 annual pay increase for city teachers effective in contracts for the 1955-56 school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Board of Education
Ottawa Market Sale and area livestock listings
C A Myers and Son and Jack Nelson publish a schedule of Ottawa market sales and nearby auctions. Listings include Apr 9 Ottawa Market Sale one mile east on Wilson, Apr 11 DeWease and Cox near Wellsville, Apr 13 Overbrook Livestock Bale, Apr 14 DeWease and Cox near Ottawa, Apr 16 Lamar Fowler northwest of Ottawa, Apr 19 Ottawa Market Sale, Apr 26 Russell Sanders east of Baldwin, plus Pomona and Garnett sales and other dates and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Myers & Son
Centropolis
Ottawa
Wison
DeWease & Cox
Wellsville
Overbrook Livestock
Overbrook
Eas
Lamar Fowler
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kas
Ottawa Market
Wilson
Anderson County
Garnett
Kansas
Kays
Hospital Notes Admitted and Births Reported
Admitted Neal Fishburn Overbrook Ann Garnet 829 Princeton John Bees ley Pomona Donald Morris Pomona Births Mr and Mrs Clifford Slavens route 2 daughter born Thursday weight 8 lb 4 oz Dismissed Mrs Ewart Henning Osawatomie Mrs Ora Detwiler 321 E 4th W E Taylor Lane Thursday Jim Clark 719 W 6th Harvey Crow Pomona Mrs Clifford Lee 428 Ash Diane Collins 428 Maple Mrs John Shenk and baby son Rantoul Mrs Ray Simmons 311 S Sycamore Mrs John Snyder Overbrook today Daylight saving time extended in much of New England through October in 1954 and spreading to other localities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Fishburn
Overbrook
Ann Garnet
Princeton
John Beesley
Pomona
Donald Morris
Clifford Slavens
Route 2
Ewart Henning
Osawatomie
Ora Detwiler
W. E. Taylor
Lane
Jim Clark
Harvey Crow
Charles Burgoon
Clifford Lee
Ash
Diane Collins
Maple
John Shenk
Rantoul
Ray Simmons
S. Sycamore
John Snyder
Child Population Rises by 13 Million Since World War II
About 5414 million youths under 18 live in the United States, reflecting an increase of 13 million since World War II. The figure highlights demographic growth and potential future needs in education and social services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tragic High-Speed Chase Ends in Drowning Near Pineville
A high-speed police chase ended early today when the vehicle crashed and overturned in a creek near Blanche, near Pineville. Victims identified as Franklin Middleton 22 Harold Miller 20 and Clarence Fuson 18 all of Blanche. Deaths attributed to drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Middleton
Harold Miller
Clarence Fuson
Blanche
Pineville
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Phon Herald Office
Joe Towner
al Williams
Maxine
Mattie Edmundson
Willow
Virgie Heckman
E. G. Sutton
Franklin County
Bowers & Bowers
Lloyd H. Wilson
N. Main
Less Stallings
Alaska
Pvt
Thomas Jr. Galilfoyle
Joseph P. Guilfoyle, Jr
Greeley
Fort Richardson
Don Minerd
Ness City
Minerd
Charles Colaw
Charles Co
F. H. Barnaby
Smithville, Mo
Hallie Monroe
Siroky Nursing Home
John Roman, Jr
la Sertoma Club
Trinity Methodist Church
Mrs. Neely
Dale Senger
Ronnie
Dudley
English
Senger
Twila Grace Neely
Theron Jack Wray
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
H. N. Flora
Osteopathic Hospital
Bud Walker
N. Oak
State Penitentiary
C. R. Beam
Briles Birthday Club
Ralph Batdorf
Batdorf
Margaret Smith
A. H. Clark
Smith
M. E. Smith
Nelson Hotel
William Gates
Frank Gates
Louis H. Dengel
Ivestors Mutual, Inc
Investors Mutual
H. K. Bradford
Hazen L. Richardson
Ottawan
National Geographic Society
Virginia
Primi
Harvard
Alway
Colbern’s Drive-In Restaurant
Neill George
Waverly
Albert Stewart & Son Farm
Albert
Harold
Ben Printy
Touraday
Mala
Terry Bretzke
Minneapolis
Minn
Terry
New England
Maytag
Douglas Bros
Gene E. McCullough
Homer McCullough
Stanton Cemetery
Bapaigs Chase Hale Tao Vale
Peg
Spredon
Gordon B. Noland
Skelly
By Gilmore
Skelly Service
HOM Egvard
Savin
Qam
Homeguard
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