Ottawa High seniors visit banks in annual project
Members of Ottawa High School's senior class, numbering just over 100, will tour Ottawa banks next Tuesday and Wednesday as part of a yearly Franklin County Bankers association program. Divided into halves, a third of each group will visit Peoples National, First National, and the Kansas State Bank on Tuesday, with the same schedule repeated for the remaining half on Wednesday. Jim Chandler is county chairman and Glen Hayward city chairman of the project. Vel Rene Beamy Shop Ph 896. ll1-c-TF
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Ottawa High School
Ottawa
Franklin County Bankers Association
Peoples National
First National
Kansas State Bank
Jim Chandler
Glen Hayward
Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals Detailed
Admitted Mrs Harry Smiley at 236 S Cherry and others including Mrs Floyd Minnick and births noted for LeRoy Hildebrandt and Jay Conner with weights. Dismissals include Leon Bone and Deanna Spratt among several others. Various addresses listed. Sunday births and today discharges noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Smiley
S. Cherry
Donna Alborn
Osawatomie
Floyd Minnick
LeRoy Hildebrandt
E.ith
Jay Conner
Melvern
Elton Vickers
Leon Bone
Deanna Spratt
Karen Hollingsworth
Logan
R. E. Boyer
Everett Cook
Pomona
Arnold Dodd
N. Cedar
D. E. Doyle
Williamsburg
James C. Gage
Maple
Maye Halloren
S. Main
L. Hayes Johnson
Richmond
Elvin Phipps
S. Poplar
Elmer Stovall
N. Mulberry
Glenn Wilshtte
RFD
Wellsville
Zara Batdorf
Cherry
Deaths THOMAS J. HEATHMAN
Thomas John Heathman aged 66 died yesterday at 7 15 a m in Ransom Memorial Hospital after two weeks as a patient in ill health since the start of the year He was born near Richmond Kentucky Oct 12 1880 and lived most of his life in Kansas He owned a farm on RFD 2 worked for Willis Nursery 18 years He married Sarah Elizabeth Mackey in 1901 who died in 1940 Surviving are son Curtis Heathman Eudora grandson and sister Mrs Margaret Gillespie Baldwin Funeral services are set for Towner s Chapel tomorrow at 2 p m Rev Wayne E Caldwell officiating Burial will be Wellsville Cemetery
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Thomas J. Heathman
Thomas John Heathman
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Richmond
Kansas
Willis Nursery
Sarah Elizabeth Mackey
Curtis
Heathman
Eudora
Margaret Gillespie
Baldwin
Towner’s Chapel
Wayne E. Caldwell
Wellsiville’ Cemetery
Harold Noe dies in Tulsa at 70. longtime contractor
Harold Noe formerly of Williamsburg died yesterday in Tulsa where he had lived 25 years. A building contractor who retired last year due to a heart condition, he was born April 22, 1895. Survived by widow Iva, son Willard of Baltimore, sister Nellie Crumm of Salinas California, and brother Earl Noe of Williamsburg. He went to Tulsa yesterday with Mr and Mrs Ray Spencer and remained for the funeral scheduled tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Noe
West
Williamsburg
Tulsa
Iva
Willard
Baltimore
Centropolis
Nellie Crumm
Salinas
Calif
Ottawa
Earl No
Infant Julia Ponton Dies in Ottawa Kansas
Infant Julia Maye Ponton daughter of Maurice and Mrs Ponton of 606 Maple died at 3 20 am in K U Medical Center after a week in hospital She was born in Ottawa February 23 Survived by parents two sisters Edith Ruth Ponton and Mrs Jimmy Bell a brother John Maurice Ponton grandparents Mr and Mrs A A Ross Waynesville MO and Mr and Mrs Gilbert A Ponton Ottawa and several aunts and uncles Funeral Wednesday 2 pm at Towners Chapel Rev Charles P Knight officiating Burial Highland Cemetery Also noted Mrs Rosie E Kirkpatrick 86 of 740 Cypress died today at 12 40 am after six years ill She was widow of George Kirkpatrick and had lived in Ottawa 20 years born Paola December 25 1871
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Julia Maye- Ponton
Julia Maye Ponton
Maurice Ponton
Maple
K. U. Medical Center
Ottawa
Edith Ruth Ponton
Jimmy Bell
Kansas City
John Maurice Ponton
Rosie E. Kirkpatrick
Cypress
George Kirkpatrick
Paola
Detectives Link Red-Haired Girl To Bank Robbery
Cleveland investigators used a movie camera as police aid to solve a bank holdup at St Clair Savings & Loan. Detectives William Steele and Joseph David identified a red-haired restaurant patron while reviewing film of the crime, leading to the surrender of Rose O Donnell Steven Ray Thomas and Wanda Di Cenzi within 36 hours. All but 600 dollars were recovered and charges were to be filed. Miss O Donnell admitted driving the get away car. Di Cenzi was linked to a television sighting of the film. Thomas surrendered after fleeing to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
William Steele
Joseph David
St. Clair Savings & Loan Co
Rose O’donnell
Steven Ray Thomas
Wanda di Cenzi
Miss O'Donnell
Miss di Cenzi
Thomas
Indianapolis
U S Lists Top Defense Suppliers
The Defense Department released the 18 month top 100 defense contractors led by North American Aviation and General Dynamics. General Motors topped the all six year list but fell to 14th in the latest period. United Aircraft and General Electric followed in the top ranks with notable shares of a $25.6 billion contract total. Boeing rounded out the top five with 4 percent of contracts.
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Washington
Defense Department
General Motors Corp
North American Aviation
General Dynamics Corp
United Aircraft
General Electric
Boeing Airplane Co
Future Homemakers Plan Chili Supper
The Future Homemakers of America will host a parents night chili supper at 7 30 p m tomorrow in Eugene Field School with the theme the Mom and Dad Waltz. About 80 members and guests are expected to attend the dinner and enjoy musical numbers and skits served by Cabinet members of the Future Farmers of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future
Homemakers of America
Eugene Field School
Future Farmers of America
Marriage Licenses Issued in Humboldt and Scranton
George Weaver Blake and Cora May Noyes, both of Humboldt, received licenses. Carl EB Magnuson, 42, of Scranton, and Norma Bloomquist, 42, also of Scranton, were issued licenses.
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George Weaver Blake
Legal
Humboldt
Cora May Noyes
Carl EB. Magnuson
Scranton
Norma Bloomquist
Eden expected to be fit for discharge in three weeks
London physician Sir Horace Evans said Eden, recovering from his fourth bile duct operation in as many years at Boston's Lahey Clinic, should be able to leave the hospital in about three weeks. Evans noted the former prime minister would be fed intravenously and likely stay on IV fluids for several days as convalescence proceeds.
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London
Horace Evans
Sir Anthony Eden
Boston
Hope Eden
Eden
Evans
United States
James E. Fish
Lahey Clinic
Prison Bullet Makers in Homesburg Prison
Philadelphia officials say inmates will manufacture steel bullets for police use. Superintendent Edward J. Hendrick states the prison foundry will keep prisoners employed and save the city money by completing bullets with powder and jackets offsite.
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Philadelphia
Homesburg
Edward J. Hendrick
Soviet Official Visits In Peiping
Soviet President Klementi Voroshilov arrives in Peiping in a Russian jet air liner for a 20 day state visit. He is greeted by Mao Tze-tung and Premier Chou En-lai. From China Voroshilov will go to Indonesia to visit President Sukarno.
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Hong Kong
Klementi Voroshilov
Peiping
Mao Tze-tung
Chou En-lai
China
Voroshilov
Indonesia
Sukarno
Western Military Chiefs In Paris
Western military chiefs gathered in Rocquencourt near Paris for a four day paper command post exercise involving 15 NATO powers. For the first time political leaders and scientific experts joined the generalsadmirals and air marshals to practice free world defense in the atomic age.
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Rocquencourt
France
North Atlantic Alliance
Obituary Notice for Kirkpatrick Family Memorial
A Church of God and Christ member dies leaving a daughter Zeola Small of Ottawa a son Randle Kirkpatrick of Argentine and twenty grandchildren with two great and twenty great great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at McVey Dengel Mortuary with Rev Walter Jackson officiating. Burial in Hope Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeola Small
Ottawa
Randle Kirkpatrick
McVey- Dengel Mortuary
Walter Jackson
Hope Cemetery
Ottawa Bird Dog Earns Ribbons at Weekend Shows
An English Setter named Squire of Blue Bar owned by Mr and Mrs Keith Wait earned best of winners at a Wichita show on Saturday and placed best of breed plus fourth in the sporting group at Hutchinson on Sunday.
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Ottawa
Squire
Blue Bar
Keith Wait
Willow
Wichita
Hutchinson
Clarence Rice and Wife Injured in Wreck
Mr and Mrs Clarence T Rice of Kansas City Kas were injured in an automobile crash Saturday night west of Kansas City They were en route to their home at Quivera Rice is chairman of the board of Anchor Savings and Loan Ottawa and Kansas City Mrs Rice has fractures of both arms and legs and her husband has fractures of ribs and a collar bone The accident was a head on collision
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence T. Rice
Kansas City
Kas
Quivera
Rice
Anchor Savings and Loan
Ottawa
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Vel Rene Beamy
Robert P. Mize
Henry Manufacturing Co
Topeka
Mize and Houser
Mize
Henry Concern
George B. Reed
N. Main
Pam
Jay Ellis
North American Hotel
Mission
Harry Canfield
T. J. Curflings
Charles
Williamson
Oakland Community Club
Emery Green Community Club
Vincent LeZotte
Forbes Air Force’ Base
Stateline Peace Officers Association
First Baptist Church
Willard Lister
Franklin County
Dean Driscoll
Jim Fivian
John 0. Fivian
South Cherry
Kemper Military School
Boonville
Floyd “Raymond Hoskinson
Cedar
Shawnee County
Ottawa Junior High School
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Mendaco
Marais Des Cygnes
Joe Lee Mason
Joe
Chuck Langdon
Joe Towner
Central
U. S
Leig Re Ea Prasateas
Branson
Etta E. Branson
Prison Bullet Makers
Concrete Materials & Construction Co
Ottawa Quarry
S. Main Water Tower
Paris
H. B. Snyder Maintenance Co
Porter-Spears Agency
Tom Porter
George Spears
The
Church of God and Christ
Clarence Rice
Louis H. Dengel
Mayfield
Kingsridge
ARROW
Stetson
Grover Knight
Lee Shelden
Organization of
Iz Anchorg Savings Rated Loan Association
D. William Overton
Kansas City, Kansas
North American Building
J, Dean Nofsinger
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