Ottawa News Briefs Share Local Happenings and Honors
Visiting here Mr and Mrs J M Oshel and son Denver Cole are visiting Mrs Oshel's parents Mr and Mrs Sidney Drummond. Cpl Dean F McGrath, 19, son of Mr and Mrs Harry McGrath, graduated from the 7th army NCO academy in Munich. Mr and Mrs E Mic Franklin of Garnett will tour Europe for six weeks aboard the Queen Elizabeth. Dr Lee H Leger of University of Kansas Medical Center spoke at Ottawa Kiwanis. minstrel tickets announced for April 26 to benefit Mears Park camp. Pvt Ronald Stout named Soldier of the Month at Camp Gordon. 58th wedding anniversary celebrated for Mr and Mrs P A Johnson. Harold Staley party returns from Goodland visit. Warren Judd and Mrs N C Dugan in Ottawa on business. PJ A joint PTA meeting set for Eugene Field auditorium Monday at 7:30. Sgt Maurice York to interview locals for hometown hitch at Olathe Naval Air Base Fridays. Martin School potluck supper Monday at 7:30 ends the school year. Edna Beuthein teacher.
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Kiwanis
Lee H
Mears Park
Maurice York
Marine Air Reserve
Olathe Naval Air [Base
Hitch
York
South Main
Court House
Hospital Notes Admits and Births Across Several Addresses
Hospital notes list admissions including Gladys Gregg 908 Maple and Mrs Jesse Holler Pomona. Birth correction notes Mr and Mrs Vernon Allen 933 Walton daughter born Thursday. Dismissals include Sam Blair Quenemo and Glenn Laughlin 207 Ash with baby daughter. Transfers include Whinter Hop skins Williamsburg to Stormont Vail Hospital Topeka.
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Gladys Gregg
Maple
Jesse Holler
Pomona
Ray Farris
Richard Snider
Janice and
John, Jr. Sumner
S. Locust
Douglas McClintic
Richmond
Harriet Collins
Wellsville
Vernon Allen
Walton
Alonzo Cox
Sam Blair
Quenemo
Glenn’ Laughlin
Clifford Slavens
Roy Alcorn
N. Main
Clarence Carpenter
Homer McCullough
Rantoul
Milford Emery
Christie Krueger
S. Sycamore
Whinter Hopskins
Willamsburg
Stormont Vail Hospital
Topeka
London Papers Dismiss Printers in Strike After Deadlock
Publishers of London 23 strikebound papers laid off 23 000 printers after a 14 hour session with strike leaders ended in deadlock. The mass layoff followed 15 days notice as wage increase demands from 700 electricians and maintenance men lingered unresolved.
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London
New Vehicle Registrations Ledger at Court House
County treasurer records show 58 new vehicle registrations. Ottawa area owners include Wiswell Ford pickup and Woodrum Plymouth Tudor among 22 entries. other names cover Lofgreen Cadillac coupe, Bremer Chevrolet station wagon, White Ford Tudor, Waring Buick sedan, Dyke Pontiac Catalina, and Flora Cadillac coupe. Off Ottawa list feature Huderson Pontiac sedan and Wellsville entries such as Eaton Ford sedan and Miller Chevrolet sedan.
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Ottawa
Art Wiswell
George Wolinitz
Ford
J. R. Bremer
Donald L
Esther M. White
James P
Merie Waring
Buick
William D. Dyke
Oliver Shaw
Donald Eugene Harrison
Chevrolet
Leo N. Schartz
C. D. Cayat
Plymouth
Bennett Creamery
Robert J. Hiatt
Thelma Miller
Olds
Lyle Enyart
Mercury
Lawrence Ogg
J. Harry
Marguerite Rees
Homer N. Flora
Cadillac
Thomas E. Michel
Rexer Berndt
Perisons
J. A. Huderson
Pomona
Pontiac
Donald E
Ann Coughlin
Wellsville
Ernest J. Eaton
Williamsburg
Russell
Nadine Miller
Lyndon
Nora Smith
Rantoul
A. L. Hoagland
Franklin D. Robbs
Donald L. Rodgers
John C. Leecy
Wiseman Brothers
John Or Elsie Higdon
Lane
W. R. Binns
Wayne Or
Edna Reichard
Studebaker
To Be Good Cook Must Know Bard Says Goucher Class
Dean Elizabeth Geen addressed 11 new members of Phi Beta Kappa at Goucher College and urged the senior class that homemaking requires imagination and logic not just cooking and sewing. She contrasted homemaking with running General Motors and emphasized Shakespeare in household skill.
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Towson, Md
Elizabeth Geen
Phi Beta Kappa
Goucher College
General Motors
Geen
No Time Change At KC This Year
A city council study committee proposes polling registered voters this summer on daylight saving time, effectively delaying any time change this year from standard time.
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Kansas City
Deaths Mrs Robert Mason and Mrs Dana Ford
Two Ottawa area deaths reported with ages seventy three and eighty in Ottawa and Franklin County. Mrs Robert Mason of 416 N Sycamore dies at Ransom Memorial Hospital at 10 15 pm after poor health since fall. Born October 25 1874 in Terra Haute Ind she moved to Ottawa as a child and leaves husband son Frank Mason four grandchildren four sisters and one brother. Funeral Saturday at Towner s Funeral Chapel with Rev Harold B Hotchkiss. interment Highland Cemetery. Mrs Dana Ford of 527 S Hickory dies at home from a heart condition after six months of poor health. Born February 1 1882 in Harrisonville Mo she lived in Ottawa over 20 years and was a First Baptist member. Survivors include sister Mrs Fred Anderson and half brother Frank F Hammontree. services tomorrow at 3 pm at McVey Dengel Mortuary with Rev Roger Fredrikson. burial Hope Cemetery.
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Robert Mason
N. Sycamore
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Terra Haute
Ind
Franklin County
Methodist Church
Frank Mason
Dora Martin
Dana Ford
S. Hickory
Dana Hammontree
Harrisonville
Vasques Ford
Ottawa
First Baptist Church
Fred Anderson
Frank FE
Hammontree
Nevada
McVey-Dengel Mortuary
Roger Fredrikson
Hope Cemetery
George Backs ide's View on Quemoy Policy
Augusta Ga Senator George D-Ga chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee backs Eisenhower and says announcing U S defense of Quemoy and Matsu would not advance peace He calls the issue a football of politics and argues he does not want to force the President to reveal his decision while noting he knows what Eisenhower will do when faced with the choice
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Augusta
Eisenhower
George D-Ga
United States
Quemoy
Matsu
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Knowland
California
Bridges
New Hampshire
Funeral services for Enoch Walters near Princeton
Funeral services for Enoch Walters of southwest of Princeton who died April 11 were conducted by Lamb Funeral Home Wednesday at Mrs. C. L. Foster's Funeral Home in Kansas City. Rev. Raymond Kimbrell of Westport Methodist Church officiated. Masonic services were given by Gates City Lodge No 522 A.P. and A. M., of which he had been a member. Pallbearers were from the lodge. Mrs. Kathryn Alton Depher sang hymns accompanied by Mrs. W. R. Snodgrass. Interment was in Mt. Moriah Cemetery, Kansas City.
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Mt. Moriah Cemetery
Kansas City
New Clerks Named for State Prison Roles
Warden Charles A. Babmonson announced two appointments at the Kansas State Prison in Lansing. Harry L. Allison, 59, will become chief clerk succeeding retiring John F. Gwartney. Allison has served as Gwartney’s assistant for six years. David T. Lanter, 50, is named assistant chief clerk. former Brown County sheriff, Lanter previously worked as a prison guard from 1934 to 1937.
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Lansing
Kasas
Harry L. Allison
Leavenworth
Kansas State Prison
David T. Lanter
Hiawatha
Charles A. Bamonson
Allison
John F.gwartney
Gwartsey
Lanter
Brown County
Workman Rescued in Dirt Cave at Little River Kas
A digger collapse buried William Richard Barrett 29 Lyons last night near a grain elevator trench between Jerusalem Old City and Israeli zone. Barrett was pulled out after two feet of soil covered him, taken to Hutchinson hospital with severe facial injuries and jaw fractures.
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Little River
Kas
William Richard Barrett
Lyons
Jerusalem
Charles Harris
McCook
Neb
Barrett
Thchim
Olds
Nordirt
Man’s Land
Hutchinson Isreli
U.S
U.N
United States
War Cost is 18 Billion Dollars in Korea Fight
Assistant Defense Secretary H Struver Hensel told World Affairs Council in Philadelphia that the United States spent about 18 billion dollars on the Korean War, with the Army accounting for over 16 billion excluding troop pay. He called it a small war for a long time and predicted rising defense alliance appropriations in the future.
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Philadelphia
United States
H. Struver Hensel
Hensel
World Affairs Council
Korea
Defense Alliance
Peaceful Atomic Use Fears Curb Energy Plans
Berkeley scientist Dr. Curt Stern told delegates at the International Council for Exceptional Children convention in Long Beach that even peaceful use of atomic energy poses radiation hazards. He warned that atomic power plants will produce dangers to humans as they operate.
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Long Beach
Calif
University of California
Curt Stern
Berkeley
International Council For Exceptional Children
Sale Dates Listed for Local Orders and Contacts
Sale dates are listed for C A Myers & Son with contact numbers in Centrepolis and Ottawa routes. Entries include April 18 for Dean Houpes near Ottawa, April 26 for Russ Sanders and 4eant Baldwin, and a Pomona Kansas contact for Jack Nelson.
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C. A. Myers & Son
Centrepolis
Ottawa
Dean Houpes
West
Russ'. Sanders
Aged Man May Share In Fortune
A 73-year-old man confined to a Georgia mental institution for 42 years is likely to share in a $144 million estate with 25 others. Clifford L. Cunningham of Milledgeville is distantly related to the mother of Count Robert C. Mankowski, who died in 1947. The will provides $1,471,203 of the $7.4 million estate for the mother's relatives, including seventh-degree next of kin.
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New York
Georgia
Clifford L. Cunningham
Milledgeville
Robert C. Mankowski
Mankowski
Los Angeles
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