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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1957

Page

2

Rain, roads, and river work boost Ottawa prosperity

Editorial notes April rainfall totals 2.68 inches in Ottawa and outlines Army Engineers river improvements on the Marais des Cygnes River with a 3 million dollar local spend, plus a new limited access highway between Ottawa and Olathe. Projects promise jobs and dollars flowing into groceries and hardware as prosperity looms for the community.

Ottawa Army Engineers Marais Des Cygnes State Highway Department Franklin County Here Olathe Main Street

Do Right By Spot Barks Against Ottawa Ordinance

A city ordinance requires dogs to be penned or tied April through June to protect gardeners and onions. Old Spot cannot read and roams freely, making his owner a violator by not restraining him. The piece argues enforcement is less important than observance of the rule.

Old Spot

Wheat tax bill to aid Kansas chief industry in 1957

Kansas civic leaders push a wheat tax of 2 cents per bushel to fund a public relations and market program. State lawmakers expect the levy to restore demand and improve the image of wheat growers amid declining consumption and market challenges.

Kansas Kansas Wheat iThey

This and That: A Tidbit Notebook of Quips and Quirks

A collection of satirical notes on taxes, travel expenses, science, and public life. It quips about tea taxes, a salesman’s losses, billboards blight, wet and dry cycles on the plains, and rumors in politics. It nods to Ted Williams and the Marine Corps while noting tobacco tax quirks and nightlife risks.

Ted Williams Marine Corps Marines

After All by elm luncheon talk on habits and revivalism

A luncheon discussion among five men touches on smoking habits and money, revivalists and sincerity, fishing and time, home towns, farming experiences, and national affairs. The group notes unions, personal conduct, and the value of a good meal, with unanimous praise for a pleasant gathering.

Ottawa High Tramples Lawrence In 104 8-6 Track Meet

25 years ago Ottawa High School defeated Lawrence High 104 8 6 to 26 1 6 in track. Also notes: Mr and Mrs Minor Joe Hartley and daughter Hazel Cree visited Wichita. A spare tire and wheel were stolen from Earl Morton of 841 Ash. Ottawa fire department fought a small blaze at Willis Nursery on West Wilson.

Ottawa High School Lawrence High School Minor Joe Hartley Hazel Cree Wichita Earl Morton Ash Ottawa Fire Department Willis Nursery West Wilson

Ottawa Herald praises science fair participation

From Our Readers thanks the Ottawa Herald for its role in the Ottawa Science Fair. Readers express pleasure with prizes and awards, note deeper interest in science, and hope the fair becomes an annual event featuring Williamsburg High School and numerous students and staff.

Otawa Herald Ottawa Bob Binns Maurine Neal Lucille Hillyer Elaine Lou Reichard Jerry Weigand Dean Randel Chris Reekie Kay-la Kerbs Henry D. Huddleston Lawrence Reh Elizabeth Johannes Tom Weigand Cheryl Fitzgerald Virginia Thornbrugh Dean Robison F. E. Warner Willamsburg High School

Ottawa Herald and LUO Publisher Rates Scan

The Ottawa Herald and LUO lists daily publication details and subscription rates. It notes mail delivery within the trade area at one month eighty five cents and yearly ten dollars, with outside trade area rates higher.

Luo Ottawa Kas Robert B. Wellington Guy Snedaker

Television Schedule Snapshot From Local TV Lineup

A fragmented OCR list shows daily programs with hosts and shows across time slots. Notable items include News, Hall of Fame, Theatre blocks, Price is Right, Truth or Consequences, Cartoons, Elizabeth, Queen, Laurel and Hardy, Dragnet, The Ford Show, Video Theatre, Annapolis, and Tonight with various air times scattered.

Ernie Dr. N. Ventor

Radio Schedule Fragments From KCMO and WDAF Listings

Readable TV and radio guide fragments for Wednesday and Thursday listings at KCMO and WDAF stations. Programs include news, sports, talk shows, comedy and music blocks with hosts such as Bob Sanders Morgan Headly Robt Lewis and Bob Hope alongside KTJO FM news and religious segments.

KCMO WDAF Bob Sanders Robdt Q. Lewis Ktjo-Fm Newa XCMO Robt WDAP Amos 'N Andy Mora Newan Morgan Beatty Bob Banders Bob Hope Robt. Q. Lewis Amon Ktio-Fm Sutherland

Women’s Missionary Society meets in Richmond area

Local Women’s Missionary Society held Thursday afternoon under Mrs W d Akin with Winnie Cunningham leading devotion. Discussions covered New Churches in America and Churches in Mission Lands. Attendees included Mmes Frank Dietrich Ed Morford Jennie Kelsey Ruth Atchison and R B McCrea. Visitors and relatives from Wichita Turner Kansas City Topeka and Princeton were noted among the extended group and Evangelist Don Engram will conduct meetings at Mt Olivet Church April 14 to 21 at 8 p.m.

Women's Missionary Society Winnie Cunningham America Mmes Frank Dietrich Ed Morford Wet Jennie Kelsey Ruth Atchison R. 8. McCrea Robert Lickteig Dial Hall Holton Kenneth Jones Topeka Don Engram Moody Bible Institute Sterling College Mt. Olivet Church

Local Family Gatherings Reported in Sunday Visits

The text notes Mrs. E B Mc Clare and The Carl Shinkles from Fall River spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Amos Lyon. Elden Lyons joined them for Sunday afternoon. Joe Alexander’s Lane visited Harold Guy on Friday evening.

Centuries of Youth and the Dogs of Delinquency

Dr. George W. Crane notes that concern about juvenile behavior is ancient, citing historical shifts from little youth programs to modern crime rates. He argues childhood myths persist as adults idealize past eras while crime percentages can mislead, urging readers to use data to reassure elders.

Crane Hopkins Syndicate Melott Ind

Monkey business shapes mayoral debate in La Mesa

In La Mesa California voters hear a debate over a 61 percent figure cited by Herbert aimed at Mayor Glen G Crosbie. The exchange centers on whether people were better 50 years ago than now as the mayor, a veterinarian, was seen trying to catch a runaway monkey in a past encounter.

LA Mesa Calif Herbert Glen G

Prayer for Today From the Upper Roof

A devotional prayer reminds believers that God works all things for good for those who love Him. It asks for guidance to seek God’s will, confesses self interest, asks forgiveness, and ends in Jesus Christ’s name. Amen.

Jesus Christ

Army Builds Air Conditioned Barracks in Okla. Camp

The Army completes a new barracks housing 263 soldiers at Fort? in Oklahoma. The 246th Corporal Missile Battalion unit gains air conditioning to cope with hot summer weather, marking a notable upgrade in living quarters.

Ft, Sil Okla Army Mr. Jones Oklahoma

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