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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1958

Page

2

Revival services and events in Ottawa area

Revival services at 1st Assembly of God Church continue through tonight led by Rev Bennie Harris. An evangelist from Trinity Methodist Church leads a 7:30 p.m. gathering. Ottawa area students and 4-H leaders travel to Hutchinson for a conference and Gamma Sigma Delta initiates at Kansas State College.

1St Assembly of God Church Bennie Harris Bob McCutcheon John Raymond Milton Ottawa Harold Herbert van Horn Jr Pomona Kansas State College Gamma Sigma Delta Agriculture

Two Fire Calls Reported Over Weekend in Ottawa

Ottawa Fire Department answered two alarms over the weekend. At 5:17 p.m. Saturday they found a pot of ham and beans burning on a kitchen stove at Dan Arnold's home, 603 N Hickory. neighbors alerted responders and Chief Harry Gilliland said only the pot and contents were damaged. At 7:37 a.m. Sunday smoke was reported near 12th and Cherry where a man was burning a pile of old tires around a tree stump in a vacant field, producing heavy smoke.

Ottawa Harry Gilliland Dan Arnold Hickory Arnolds Gilliland 12Th and Cherry

Democrats Back Ark City Man at Kansas Dinner

The Kansas Democratic Club winding up Jefferson Jackson Day activities elected Rich ard Rock of Arkansas City as president with Robert Brock of Topeka and Mrs. Harry Wiles of St. John named vice presidents. Herschel Loveless of Iowa commented the Eisenhower administration’s watchful waiting toward recession mirrors Hoover era. The gathering urged capable Democratic candidates and bolstered precinct organization while George Hart of Wichita considered a gubernatorial bid and Gov. George Docking was expected to seek reelection.

Topeka Richard Rock Arkansas City Kansas Democratic Club Robert Brock Harry Wiles St. John Guy Herschel Loveless Iowa Eisenhower Hoover George Hart Wichita U. S. Senate George Docking

Hospital Notes Admits Several in Pomona and Vicinity

Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs Stella Lane Pomona Mrs Linda Jentzach Osawatomie Mrs Francis Lohman RFD 1 Mrs Olive Walker 212 S Cedar Mrs Joe McAuliffe Princeton Mrs W A Collins Quenemo Karen Yohe 819 S Locust Sunday Births include Mr and Mrs Damon Higbie Jr Wellsville daughter weight 9 lb 1192 and Mr and Mrs Glen Gorton Wellington son weight 5 lb 1402 Dismissals include Eugene W Flaherty 831 S Hickory John B Lafollette Lane Jay Carey 945 S Mulberry William Shaffer Pomona Mrs Emil V Collins 518 S Poplar Mrs Joseph Nelson and baby Lyndon Sunday

Stella Lane Pomona Linda Jentzach Osawatomie Francis G. Lohman RFD Olive Walker Cedar Joe McAuliffe Princeton W. A. Collins Quenemo Karen Yohe Alfred Cooper A. B. Cooper Jr King Mary Beth Craig Santarpia S. Cherry Damon Higbie Jr Wellsville Glen Gorton Wellington Eugene W. Flaherty S. Hickory John B. Lafollette Lane Jay Carey S. Mulberry William Shaffer Emil V. Collins S. Poplar Joseph Nelson Lyndon

Push Plans For Summit Talks

Secretary of State Dulles told about 200 International Press Institute editors that preparatory talks for a summit may start within days. He said urgent preparatory work is needed to form a solid basis for government leaders meetings and that lower ranking aides must study problems in detail. He hinted Western Big Three could begin talks at an ambassadors level in Moscow, but the West will push broader discussions than Moscow proposes.

Washington State Dulles Dulles International Press Institute Moscow

Lana Turner's Daughter Homesick at Juvenile Hall

Lana Turner's daughter Cheryl Crane is homesick with 10 days to wait for a juvenile court hearing on official supervision. Steve Crane, her father, visited the hall saying she is counting the days. Lana also visited the teen and both parents deny discussing the verdict in the Stompanato case.

Los Angeles Lana Turner Steve Crane Cheryl Crane Lana Cheryl Johnny Stompanato

Former U S Chamber Chief Coleman Dies at 60

Detroit details W J Coleman former president of the Bur roughs Corp and 1956 57 president of the U S Chamber of Commerce died of a heart ailment in his Detroit apartment last night He was 60 Coleman had led Bur roughs since 1946 and was named an honorary Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire by Queen Elizabeth during her Washington visit in October He had resumed duties and worked through last Friday

Detroit Mich John S. Coleman The Burroughs Corp U.S. Chamber of Commerce Order of the British Empire Elizabeth Washington Coleman

Planes Pound Cuban Rebels in Oriente Province

Army planes pounded the wild mountains of Oriente while rebel bands operated freely along the northern coast. Fidel Castros guerrillas continued attacking trains and buses as most transport in the province halted. Raul Castro and Juan Almeida led forces along Oriente's coast and in Sierra Maestra areas amid heavy air strikes and engineer work replacing blown bridges.

Havana Santiago Guantanamo Oriente Castro Juan Elmeida Raul Charles Villamar Miami Villamar Varacoa

Retired Baptist Preacher Dies in Missouri

SMITHVILLE Mo The Rev D E Johnson retired three years ago as minister of Wilson Avenue Baptist Church Leavenworth Kan died at Community Hospital Saturday He had lived at Gashland Mo since retirement Survivors include his widow Mrs Gertrude Johnson a daughter Mrs Lloyd Jones Smithville sister Mrs Ora Elliott Paola Kas two brothers and two grandchildren

Smithville D. E. Johnson Wilson Avenue Baptist Church Leavenworth Kan Gashland Gertrude Johnson Lloyd Jones Ora Elliott Paola Kas

McDonnell Aircraft Strike Authorized

McDonnell Aircraft machinists authorized a strike after May 4 if a new contract is not agreed. About 15,000 workers would be affected, with 5,000 at the St. Louis plant. The union seeks 30 cent hourly increases, a 35 hour week, severance and relocation payments, and cost of living adjustments. Negotiations began March 17 and continue through Wednesday with company and union meetings.

ST. Louis McDonnell Aircraft Corp The International Assn. of Machinists

Tractor Upset Crashes Truck East of Ottawa

A tractor toppled a hauling truck on K68 about six miles east of Ottawa last night. Harold F. Farris, 39, of Osa watomie, was driving east while transporting a tractor. The truck weaved and the tractor tipped. The truck sustained major damage but remained mobile. the tractor was smashed. Farris was uninjured and drove away.

Ottawa Robert Conaty Harold F. Farris Osawatomie Conaty Farris

Officer Fined in Racial Incident at Stuttgart

In Stuttgart, Texas lieutenant William B Morton of San Antonio received a formal reprimand and a $200 fine after refusing to shake Capt Carl J O Kellys hand. Lt Gen Bruce C Clarke 7th Army commander confirmed the punishment. The charge of conduct unbecoming an officer was dropped by the Pentagon following the defense argument there was no criminal offense.

Stuttgart Germany Texas Franklin Potter William B. Morton San Antonio Tex Bruce C. Clarke 7Th Army Potter Morton Carl J. O'Kelly Tuscon , Ariz Pentagon

TV Strike Goes Into Second Week

NEW YORK A technicians union strike against CBS entered a second week as Washington talks failed to break the deadlock with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. The strike disrupted CBS plans to telecast the American Theatre Wing's Tony presentations, though two early morning filmed series were canceled.

New York Columbia Broadcasting System Washington, D. C CBS International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers American Theatre Wing

Notice of Appointment in Estate of J Earl Bruner

Ruth Bruner was appointed Administratrix of the estate of J Earl Bruner deceased on March 27 1958 in Franklin County Kansas with Ottawa as the venue. Creditors must file their claims within nine months from first publication or be barred. Attorney for Administratrix is John B Pierson.

State of Kansas Franklin County Earl Bruner J. Earl Bruner Ruth Bruner Eetate Ottawa Kanang

Area students earn ratings at state speech festival

Four area high school students were among 126 entrants who earned ratings Saturday at the state high school Speech and Drama Festival at the University of Kansas. Barbara Evertson of Melvern received a Class I rating in dramatic reading. Janice Spencer of Quenemo got a Class II rating, while Dick Rukes of Overbrook and Barbara Hull of Quenemo earned Class III ratings in humorous readings.

University of Kansas Barbara Evertson Melvern Janice Spencer Quenemo Dick Rukes Overbrook Barbara Hull

Funeral services for Mrs Margaret L Davidson

The hour of funeral services for Mrs Margaret L Davidson who died Saturday has been changed to 10 30 am tomorrow at the Lamb Funeral Home. Burial will be at Baldwin.

Davidson Charles David‘son Lamb Funeral Home Prairie City Cemetery Bald‘win Margaret L. Davidson Baldwin

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