Beasley elected Sigma Chi president at Pittsburg State
News brief notes that David Lee Beasley, son of Dr. and Mrs. David H. Beasley of 1330 S. Elm, was elected president of the Sigma Chi international fraternity at Pittsburg State College. Also items mention Inn Restaurant menu ads, a 4H tractor meeting at Sheldon Truck and Tractor Co., a home demonstration training by Harold Stover, and a garage sale at 622 Elm with furniture appliances dishes and clothing.
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David Lee Beasley
David H. Beasley
S. Elm
Sigma Chi
Pittsburgh State College
Sheldon Truck ‘and Tractor Co
S. Walnut
Harold Stover
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Anchor Savings Building
4 H Electric judging contest at downtown hall
A 4 H electric judging contest will be held at Downtown Hall 232 125S Main at 7 30 p m Monday. Mrs Glenda Gentry 220 S Oak reported to police Monday that boards in her garage were broken and a small flower box from the front porch. Paying 166 miles for your auto home or health insurance call Rob McLain CH 24752 Adv Grant Carey Princeton is in the V A Hospital 14 Room 425 Topeka Kansas
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Main
Gleda Gentry
Oak
Rob McLain
Grant Carey
Princeton
V.A. Hospital
Topeka
Kansas
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Summary
Admissions list includes Fred Cox Pomona RFD 2 Ethel Ermey 7435 Main Alan Heinlein 339 S Cherry Mrs Don Meeker 1425 Elm Saturday Winston John son Emporia Glen Hardesty 1214 S Willow Sunday Bonnie Goodwill Williamsburg Ramona Ferroni Kansas City Mo Monday Mrs Raymond Lee dom 748 S Elm Mrs H L Bachelor Overbrook Phillip Blackmer 545 S Ock Loretta Coe 60112 W 5th Mrs J 5 Weethee Crestview Nursing Home Tuesday. Dismissals include Mrs David Schwinn and son Topeka Mrs James Whistler and son 1026 S Cedar Mrs Harold Bishop and son 839 Wal ton Roberta Ann Mitchell and Betty Mitchell 811 Pecan Saturday Mrs Morris Wilson 915 W 6th Mrs Alfred Cooper 509 N Mulberry Mrs Winston Johnson Emporia Alvie Starkey 103 S Locust Alan Heinlein 339 S Cherry Debbie Chimouch Ottawa University Mrs Don Meeker 1425 S Elm Sunday Mary Elliott Williamsburg Mrs Lowell Broers and daughter Ottawa RFD 2 Cathy Bowen 605 N Mulberry Frank Carg on 19 W 5th Monday Births Mr and Mrs James Snider 219 Tremont a son weight 6 lbs 3 1/2 ozs Saturday.
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Fred Cox
Pomona
Ethel Ermey
Main
Alan Heinlein
S. Cherry
Don Meeker
Elm
Winston John
Emporia
Glen Hardesty
S. Willow
Bonnie ‘Goodwill
Williamsburg
Ramona Ferroni
Kansas City
Raymond Leedom
S. Elm
H. L. Bachelor
Overbrook
Phillip Blackmer
S. Ock
Loretta Coe
Weethee
Crestview
David Schwinn
Topeka
James Whistler
Frank Carl Gon
Communist China Says Modernization Will Take Over Ten Years
AP dispatch from Tokyo reports that the National Policy Conference in Peking concluded it will take more than a decade to modernize industry agriculture science and defense. Premier Chou En fat presented the report as many government and party leaders attended the meeting.
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Tokyo
China
Peking Radio
Chou En Fat
Wether
Jeagers
Ottawa area obituaries multiple residents pass away
Obituary notices list Maggie Elizabeth Plough 81 of Ottawa RFD 3 died at a nursing home in Ottawa. George Lee Hoffman 81 formerly of Lane Deaths area died in Whittier California. Elmer A. Gates 70 of San Diego former Ottawa and Waverly resident. Charles Thorn 48 dairy farmer died at his Wellsville home. Stella Cessna Snyder 88 Kansas City formerly Harris area died April 10. Services set for multiple funeral homes with burial planned in local cemeteries.
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Maggie E, Plough
Maggie Elizabeth Plough
Ottawa
RFD
Lamb Funeral Home
William R. Weber
Highlande Cemetery
Sue
Franklin County
James B
Arabell (Walker) McFarland
Charles E. Plough
Richter Methodist Church
William Hammel
Chicago
Walter Smith
Arthur Farris
East 7Th
Lucy Grewell
Delhi
Calif
Chester E. McFarland
Santa Monica
Jim Plough
Vern Plough
Edith Jacobus
Willliam McFarland
Murre] McFareland
Delbert McFarland
Pomona
C.E.S
Elmer A. Gates
San Diego
Gates
Waverly
Delores Morelet
S. Locust
Evelyn Bell
Bell
Charles Thorn
Wellsville
Coughlin
Gordon Norris
Furman
Ger
Ae (Wilkerson) Thorn
Caldwell
Wyvonne
Stella C. Snyder
Stella (Cessna) Snyder
Kansas City
Harris Area
Andrew Snyder
Hugh Campbell
Okinawa Governor Seeks Ryukyus Return to Japan
TOKYO RP Seiko Matsuoka the government chief of American occupied Okinawa said he will work to return the Ryukyu Islands to Japanese control except for U S bases. He wants to develop self rule by abolishing decrees by U S administrators and institute direct elections.
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Tokyo
Seiko Matsuoka
Okinawa
Japan Times
Ryukyu Islands
U.S
Matsuoka
Shintaro Fuekushima
the Times
Kyodo News Service
Ryukyus
Kurdish tribes in Iraq fear new government assault Friday
In Beirut, AP reports Kurdish tribal leaders say the Iraqi government plans a further campaign this Friday to crush the four year old fight for self rule. They warn of renewed military action and potential escalation in the north.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Iraq
Building Permits Granted in April to Various Parties
April permits include Glenn Daniel for a single family residence at 932 N Mulberry. Glenn J Wicke to alter Elks Lodge at 114 4% W, 2nd. J O Taylor to alter an apartment at 424 Walnut for 500 dollars. Les A Dwight to repair Ottawa University Commons for 52000 dollars. Mrs Arthur A Prettyman to alter a garage at 225 S Cedar for 50 dollars. Marvin Jones to alter a single family home at 822 Olive for 1800 dollars.
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Glenn Daniel
N. Mulberry
Glenn J. Wicke
Elks’ Lodge
J. O. Taylor
Wale Nut
Les A. Dwight
Ottawa University Commons
OU Camerus
Arthur A. Prettyman
S. Cedar
Marvin Jones
Olive
Bridge Winners at Elks Duplicate Club Meet
Winners at the Elks Duplicate Bridge Club Monday night include Section A north-south first E W Crandall and Mrs Jess Gilmore of Ottawa. second Mrs John Wassmer and Mrs Robert F Miller of Ottawa. Section A east-west first Mrs E E Hazlett and Mrs Allyn Underwood of Lawrence. second Dave Mudrick and Mrs Earle Hill of Ottawa. Section B north-south first Mrs F P Hufstedler and Robert F Miller of Ottawa. second Helga Kursk and Gene Price of Ottawa. East-west first John Grantham and Charles Foster of Ottawa. second Mrs Ken Johnson of Topeka and W E Hegberg of Ottawa. Open pairs championship at 1:15 p.m. Sunday at the Elks Club with a double session and dinner between.
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Elks Duplicate Bridge Club
E.W. Crandall
Jess Gilmore
Ottawa
John Wassmer
Robert F. Miller
Helga Kursk
Lawrence
Gene Price
Eastewest
John Grantham
Charles Foster
Ken Johnson
Topeka
W. E. Hegberg
Sune Day
Elks Club
Coal Miners Ignore Call Back To Work
AP reports most soft coal miners stay off strike despite a back-to-work order. About half of 4,600 strikers in Virginia returned, with 440 miners in Utah back on, and Ohio mines still shut due to delays in the order. Some locals held meetings as about 53,000 miners across nine states remain out in the largest soft coal walkout since 1950. Union President Boyle said the strike was open ended.
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Pittsburgh
Virginia
United Mine Workers District
Utah
Ohio
United Mine Workers Union
OU Student Says He Was A Target
An Ottawa University junior from Worcester Mass says he was struck by a bronze and white 1956 Chevrolet as he walked east on Ninth Street near Cedar. He described two occupants and possible prior harassment by a similar car. Police have no leads as of this morning.
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Ottawa University
East Ninth
Philip Blackmer
Worcester
Mass
Blackmer
Atkinson Hall
Ransom Memorial Hospital
G. Laury
Laury
Ron Edwards
Steve Dragon
Dragon
Ninth
Cedar
Edwards
Funeral Services for Mrs Mabel McDonald
Funeral services for Mrs Mabel McDonald who died April 7 were held April 11 at Towner Chapel with Rev Willard Braker officiating. Pallbearers included Larry Miller Clair Bayless Kenneth Tilton Warren Welton Elmer Louderback and George Louderback. J Milton sang hymns accompanied by Mrs J M Kilsmore. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery with Gold Star Mothers and Royal Neighbors in attendance.
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Mable McDonald
Mabel McDonald
Towner Chapel
Willard Braker
Larry Miller
Clair Bayless
Kenneth Tilton
Warren Welton
Elmer Louderback
George Louderback
J. Milton
J. M. Kilsmore
Highland Cemetery
Police News Cited Drivers in Local Incidents
Police reports list Russell C Craycraft age 18 of 823 Willow cited April 10 at Seventh and Main for careless driving. Sidney F Snodgrass age 64 of Williamsburg RFD 1 cited April 9 at Fifteenth and Cedar for failure to yield. Norma R Nesmith age 49 of Lawrence cited April 9 in 1100 block North Main for speeding 42 in a 30 mph zone with $12 bond. Wayne E Evans age 21 of Randotwl cited April 9 in 1600 block South Main for excessive exhaust noise.
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Craycraft
Willow
Seventh and Main
Sidney F. Snodgrass
Williamsburg Rfd
Fifteenth and
Cedar
Norma R
Nesmith
Lawerence
North Main
Wayne E. Evans
Rane Towl
South Main
Kansas City Market Reports Beef Hogs and Lamb Prices
KC Markets Kansas City AP cattle calfs 100 slow steers and heifers steady cows 25 50 higher feeders strong choice slaughter steers 27 00 28 00 good and choice 26 25 27 00 choice heifers 25 75 26 50 cows 18 75 21 00 choice feeder steers 26 00 27 50 choice steer calves 29 00 30 00 hogs 5 000 barrows and gilts 50 75 lower cows 25 50 lower 190 250 lb 22 25 75 1 2 190 230 lb 22 75 29 00 240 300 lb 21 25 22 25 sows 19 25 20 50 sheep 600 lambs steady to strong ewes steady good and choice 24 50 24 75 spring lambs 27 00 25 50 wool lambs 25 00 50 cul l to good enes 8 00
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Kansas City
Mooi Wavy Uoiadas
Local Markets Prices From Cooperative Marketing Association
Prices quoted are from Monday closings of the Cooperative Marketing Association in Kansas City for Wheat and Soybeans. Data shows Wheat at 1648 and Soybeans at 2.79 with minor decimal indicators.
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Cooperative Marketing Association
Kansas City
Ottawa area auctions list in mid April notices
Household goods and farm sales across Ottawa Kan listings include Mrs Dela Shaffer Edna Greenawalt and G F Eversmeyer schedules. Auctions occur April 12 16 18 22 30 with locations on Hickeory Derry West 2nd St and 1136 N Main plus weekly community auctions every Tuesday and Thursday at Printy and Son Ottawa.
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Dela Shaffer
N. Hicke Ory
Ottawa
Kansas
Roy Bates
Franklin County
Edna Greenawalt
Derry
Kan
G. F. Eversmeyer
Logan
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
N. Main
Charles Weaver
Los Cust
Nelson Hotel
West 2Nd St
Jack
Nelson
Pomona
Council Grove
Osage City
Thief Planned Fishing Visit After Garage Break-In
A thief broke into a garage at 131 S Cedar Friday between 9 and 11 90 am. Three fishing poles were stolen, according to Mrs. Allen Bishop who reported the loss. The incident echoes a whistled tune “Gone Fishin” heard during the break-in.
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S. Cedar
Allen Bishop
Classified Ad Rates and Deadlines Summary
Local ads receive a 10 percent discount if paid by 5 p m the day after publication. Classified deadline is 5 p m the day before publication. Five line ads accepted up to 9 30 a m day of publication. Want ad rates per word vary by insertions from 6 cents to 90 cents with minimums. Card of Thanks priced at 4 cents per word with 70 cent minimum. Blind ads extra 50 cents. National lines 14 cents per line. Special discount contracts available. Out of trade territory 6 cents per word per insertion with emblem.
Card of Thanks and Masonic notices in Ottawa area
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for flowers and sympathy and nursing care for Ma bel A. Thompson. Special election and installation announced April 14 at 7:45 p.m. Ottawa White Shrine No. 19 and Ottawa Council No. 18 share upcoming meetings and business sessions. Bean supper at 6:30 p.m. all Masons welcome.
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Crestview Nursing Home
Mabel A. Thompson
Ottawa
Order of the White Shrine of
Ottawa Council
Millard R, Wren
Melvin L. Sellers
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