Ottawa News in Briefs Extra
F.D. Hulls, son of Don and Mrs Huls, former Ottawans, to join the Air Force in Denver on April 16 after a high Omaha exam score. Hulls owns the Chadron Record. Other notes include a Chadron player and a 1973 Hawthorne enrollment drive, Baker University Dance Festival, club meetings, a pie supper, local court fines, Navy reenlistments, and community church activities.
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F.D. Hulls
Don Huls
Air Force
Denver
Omaha
Huls
Chadron
Neb
Hull
sChadron Record
F.C
San Antonio
Tex
Merle Paul Jr
Merle Paul
Hot Springs
Ark
Navy
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Calif
Death of Mrs Blanche Riwing at 82
Mrs Blanche Riwing, 82, died early Saturday at Garnett Hospital where she had been a patient eight months. Born October 6, 1895 in McDonough County, Illinois, she lived most of her life in Anderson County and moved to Richmond five years ago. Her husband Finns died in 1934. A sister, Mrs Nell Crozier of Richmond, survives.
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Blanche Ewing
Blanche Riwing
Garnett Hospital
McDonough County
Ill
Anderson County
Richmond
Finns
Nell Crozier
Wesley O Connor 95 Dies in Miami County Farmer
Wesley O Connor aged 95 of 840 Ash died at Ransom Memorial Hospital yesterday at 6 45 pm Born October 28 1872 in Richmond Township Miami County he was a lifelong resident before moving to Ottawa He was a retired farmer He married Alice A Attekary on October 24 1895 she died September 17 1955 Surviving are a daughter Mrs Otis H Brock of 840 Ash a son Floyd O Connor Hillsdale and a granddaughter Funeral services will be at Coughlin Funeral Home Wellsville Monday at 2 pm Rev Gordon D Miller of Ottawa officiating Burial will follow in Wellsville Cemetery Friends may call at Towner s Chapel until noon Monday
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Wesley O'Connor
Ash
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Richmond Township
Miami County
Ottawa
Alice A. Attekary
Scott Valley Methodist Church
Otis H. Brock
Floyd O'Connor
Hillsdale
Coughlin Furnal Home
Wellsville
Gordon D. Miller
Wellsville Cemetery
Towner's Chapel
Mrs Margaret L Davidson obituary rings Baldwin roots
Mrs. Margaret Laverne Davidson, 88, died today at 10 45 am at Cedar House nursing home. Born April 23 1869 two miles south of Baldwin she lived in or near Franklin County most of her life. Survivors include daughter Mrs Clarence Nauman and three sons Lester Leland and Lloyd. Funeral at Lamb Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 pm with burial in Baldwin.
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Margaret L. Davidson
Margaret Laverne Davidson
Cedar House Nursing Home
Baldwin
Franklin County
George P
Mary Lewis Spurgeon
Charles S. Davidson
Clarence Nauman
S. Mulberry
Lester
S. Syccamore
Leland
Bartlesville
Okla
Lloyd
Phoenix
Ariz
The
Lamb Funeral Home
Hospital Notes Admits and Births in Local Notes
Admitted Mrs. Bill Reinhart 635 N Poplar Jay Carey 945 S Mulberry today. Births Mr and Mrs Ed Crabb Williamsburg daughter born Friday weight 8 lb 1% oz. Dismissed Leo Dyer Baldwin Earl Meiners 734 S Mulberry B M Ottaway Pomona Friday. Mrs Trexler Warren and baby daughter 1335 Oak Mrs W F Linden Pomona Sherida Schultz 425 E 12th William Dieterich RFD 1 Princeton Wayne Langley Pomona Lewis Ogle Vassar William Clark RFD 4 today.
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Bill D. Reinhart
N. Poplar
Jay Carey
S. Mulberry
Ed Crabb
Williamburg
Leo Dyer
Baldwin
Earl Meiers
B. M. Ottaway
Pomona
Trexel Warren
Oak
W. F. Linden
Sherida Schultz
William Dieterich
RFD
Princeton
Wayne Langley
Lewis Ogle
Vassar
William Clark
Today
Princess Grace Opens Major Monaco Tunnel Project
Princess Grace of Monaco triggered the largest explosion since her engagement to Prince Rainier III. She detonated 20 buried charges to begin a tunnel under the mountains that crown the 357 acre principality. The railroad will be rerouted through the tunnel and debris from three years of digging will fill the sea to create 22 additional acres for housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Carlos
Grace
Monaco
Prince Rainier III
Marriage Licenses for Higdon and Hay in Ottawa
Clarence H. Higdon aged 18 and Joan Maxine Hay aged 17, both of Ottawa, obtained marriage licenses. The record notes their ages and hometown with no additional biographical details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence H. Higdon
Ottawa
Joan Maxine Hay
Demonstration Unit News at Fair Meeting
At the Demonstration Unit fair gathering Mrs. Russell hosted the talk with Mrs. Hume presiding. The group held a brief business session after reciting the HDU Creed. A humorous sketch Club Day Fever was read by Mrs. Albert Hamm. Recreation was planned by Mrs. Daugharthy and Mrs. Overstreet. Refreshments for ten members and two children. Mrs. Overstreet will present Color in the Home May 1 with Mrs. Rid dle assisting. Dr. Bertha Bell to host next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hamm
Ralph Overstreet
Daugharthy
Still Ponder Cheryl's Fate After Stompanato Case
Lana Turner testified about the lead up to Cheryl Crane's knife incident with her mother's underworld beau Johnny Stompanato. Cheryl, 14, remains in Juvenile Hall as the case heads to a private April 24 hearing. Legal experts doubt adult trial but may review parental control and guardianship. Dist. Atty McKeson says Cheryl never had a stable home, raising questions of proper placement amid public sympathy for the teen star.
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Los Angeles
Johnny Stompanato
Lana Turner
Lana
Cheryl Crane
Cheryl
Juvenile Hall
Juvenile Court
Dist
William B. McKesson
California
Figures Favor Women Drivers
The state safety department reports women were involved in 8,051 wrecks in 1957 versus 35,790 for men. Of 595 highway fatalities, 159 were female and 426 male. 4,336 women were injured against 6,763 men. Car collisions caused 278 of 585 deaths and 19,238 of 26,481 accidents. total costs reached 72.9 million dollars.
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Topeka
State Safety Department
Claud McCamment
McCamment
Safety Department
Cars race on street painted drag strip in Affton
Suburban Affton residents who complained about roaring mufflers and screeching tires found yesterday that their street had been painted as a drag racing strip. Start and finish lines were marked in yellow three foot high lettering. Police have not caught the night racers, but they rubbed out the drag strip markings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Affton
Notes Of Churches Notes Of Churches
The Kansas Regional of Independent Fundamental Churches of America will join a quarterly fellowship at Faith Bible Church on 621 N Poplar Tuesday and Wednesday April 16 and 17. A 10:15 Tuesday morning Sunday school seminar led by Rev Arthur K Saul of Scripture Press follows. Evening sessions start at 7:15 both days. A vestry meeting is set for Grace Episcopal Church Monday April 14 at 7 30 p.m. Rev and Mrs Charles W Gross of Trinity Methodist depart Sunday for a two week vacation at South Padre Island near Brownsville Tex. Rev Mills M Anderson of Mission will lead services at Trinity and Richter Methodist churches on Sunday April 20 in Gross absence.
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Kansas
Independent Fundamental Churches of America
Faith Bible Church
N, Poplar
Arthur K. Saul
Scripture Press
First Methodist
4Th
Hickory
Charles P. Knight
Church of Christ
N. Poplar
C. B. Andrews
Daniel
Navy Develops Undersea Polaris Missile Ready Tests
Washington reports the Navy has developed equipment to fire the Polaris missile underwater with launches from below the Pacific surface. Rear Admiral W F Raborn asserts the hardware is real and tested daily before submarines are built. He says Polaris combines submarine range with a long range, fast ballistic weapon to target Communist heartland.
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Washington -W
Navy
W. F. Raborn
Raborn
Special Projects
Navy Ordnance Bureau
Navy League
Pacific
Army
Air Force
Polaris
Hold Up Letter To Nicest Patrolman In Idaho
Postal workers halt delivery of a letter addressed To the Nicest Patrolman on the Force Pocatello Idaho stamped No such personal address given. Chief John Perkins and his men plan to prove the post office wrong by responding to Skip Hall of Killeen Tex asking for a police arm patch for his collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Idaho
Police Department
John Perkins
Skip Hall
Killeen
Tex
North Baptist Oak and Wilson Directory Entry
Oak and Wilson church directory lists North Baptist with Jerry Tyler as pastor and services including Sunday school 9:45 worship 10:45 youth fellowship 6:30 evening worship 7:30 and Thursday prayer at 7:30.
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North Baptist
Oak and Wilson
Jerry Tyler
Wesleyan Methodist
N. Main
Wayne E. Caldwell
First Baptist
4Th and
Hickory
Roger Fredrikson
Calvary Baptist
9Th
Bill Weber
William Ward
Assembly of God
B. RF. Harris
United Presbyterian
Std and
Walnut
M. Todd Macdonald
Free Methodist
Oak. Wart Fuller
JMS
King
Manuel Pacheco
Man Charged in Beating of 23 Year Old Wife
Pauls Valley Oklahoma Jacob Martin 73 a Choctaw Indian was charged with assault and battery after beating his wife Sheriff Tom Abney quoted her as saying Her need it long ime.
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R. Hawthorne
Ottawa Boys Club
Chamber of Commerce
Baker University
Women’s Physical Education Department
Rice Auditorium
Ottawa Herald
Don Harbison
G. G. Club
Martha van Meter
Mines
Addie Chappell
Russell Howard
F. J. Lundstedt
Lula McDonald
Fred Fichler
J. F. Heckman
Jennie Sen‘er
Sadie Steele
J. A. Blunt
Oakland
Appanoose
Jack Lederer
Allen Crawford
Lloyd Heidner
Harold Staadt
Mike Beesley
Judy Milton
Wayne Johnson
Alvin Miller
Reuben Storrer
Jack Nelson
Aleene Strickland
S.cedar
Winton A. Winter
Arthur Vernon Grey
S. Oak
Washington
Elizabeth Sternecker
Emma Sherwood
Kansas City
Trinity Methodist W.S.C.S
Ralph Ward
Mmes
Howard Fisher
Elsie Ferguson
John McIintosh
Henry Alban
Roy Davis
Ralph Brinkmeyer
Ben Gibson
All Barnes
Miss Hope
Joe Ames
Roy
J. T. Gassett
Linda
Bethany
Jimmy Eldenwoods
Columbian Hog ‘and Cattle Powder Co
Ohi
O. A. Spegal
Spegal
Forrest
Kitts
E. Powhattan
William F. Streeter
Wesley O’connor
Princess Grace
Gram
Russell
L Daugharthy
Rock Hudson
Col
Dean Hess
Universal-International
Hudson
Hillcrest Drive-In
Ossenae
Grace Episcopal Church
the Power of Faith Y Howard Brodie
United States
Church Directory
5Th and Cedar
Christian Science Society
Sacred Heart Catholic
4Th and Cedar
St. Paul A. M. F
Edwin M. O'Neal
Trinity Methodist
N. Cedar
Charles W. Gross
Farth Lutheran
W. C. Lohmeyer
Walther League
Bethany Chapel Baptist
2Nd and Poplar
William Bailey
Church of the Nazarene
7Th and Elm
Anthony V. Oddo
First Christian
11Th and
Cedar
Bible School
CYF
Christian Junior Fellowship
Hyer's Cowboy
Boots Waldo Shoe Shop
S. Main
Centropolis
Austra
John Edgecomb
Printy & Son
Kansas State Bank
Church of the Brethren
Gerald Mease
Grace Episcopal
Sth
Locuat
John. B. Sweigart
Faith Bible
R. D. Clayton
Hold On
State of Kansas
Elia B. Waring
Dilla B. White
State of
C. P. Burrows
Eila B. White
L. Frank Waring
C.ta
Basil W. Kelsby
Franklin
Miami
Anderson
Douglas
Osage
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