Ottawa High seniors visit banks in annual project
Ottawa High School seniors, over 100 strong, will tour Ottawa banks next Tuesday and Wednesday in a Franklin County Bankers association project. Half the group visits Peoples National First National and Kansas State Bank on Tuesday, with the other half following on Wednesday. Jim Chandler is county chairman and Glen Hayward is Ottawa city chairman.
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Ottawa High School
Ottawa
Franklin County Bankers Association
Peoples National
First National
Kansas State Bank
Jim Chandler
Glen Hayward
Visitation
Hospital Notes Admitted Several Local Patients
Admission notes list Mrs Harry Smiley at 236 S Cherry on Saturday. Donna Albcorn Osawatomie. Mrs Floyd Minnick at 204 E Ith. births include LeRoy Hildebrandt at 811 Ith daughter, Jay Conner Melvern son, Elton Vickers RFD 2 daughter. dismissals include Leon Bone 603 W 2nd and Deanna Spratt 822 W 10th. other listed patients include Karen Hollingsworth 104 E Logan R. E. Boyer 121 W 10th and Mrs Everett Cook RFD 2 Pomona. multiple other births and discharges noted with addresses across Wellsville and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Smiley
S. Cherry
Donna Albcorn
Osawatomie
Floyd Minnick
E. Ith
LeRoy Hildebrandt
Jay Conner
Melvern
Elton Vickers
Leon Bone
Deanna Spratt
Karen Hollingsworth
E. Logan
R. E. Boyer
Everett Cook
Pomona
Arnold Dodd
N. Cedar
D. E. Doyle
J. Williamsburg
Death of Thomas J Heathman in Kansas farm life note
Thomas John Heathman aged 76 died yesterday at 7 15 a m in Ransom Memorial Hospital after two weeks as patient He was born October 24 1880 near Richmond KY and lived most of his life in Kansas He owned a farm on RFD 2 and worked for Willis nursery 18 years He and Sarah Elizabeth Mackey married 1901 She died November 1940 Survivors include son Curtis Heathman Eudora and a sister Mrs Margaret Gillespie Baldwin Funeral services at Towner's Chapel tomorrow at 2 p m Rev Wayne E Caldwell officiating Burial in 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
Wellsville Cemetery
Harold Noe of Williamsburg Dies in Tulsa
Harold Noe a former building contractor from west of Williamsburg died in Tulsa where he had lived 25 years He retired last year due to a heart problem Born April 22 1895 he is survived by his widow Iva son Willard in Baltimore sister Mrs Nellie Crumm of Salinas California and brother Earl Noe of Williamsburg He had accompanied Mrs Ray Spencer to Tulsa yesterday for the funeral which will be held tomorrow.
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Harold Noe
West of
Williamsburg
Tulsa
Iva
Willard
Baltimore
Centropolis
Nellie’ Crumm
Salinas
Calif
Ottawa
Earl Noe
Noe
Infant Ponton dies in Ottawa area hospital
Julia Maye Ponton infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Maurice Ponton 606 Maple Ottawa died today at 3 20 am in K U Medical Center She was born in Ottawa fed Sept 23 Survivors include parents two sisters Edith Ruth Ponton and Mrs Jimmy Bell one brother John Maurice Ponton grandparents Mr and Mrs A A Ross Waynesville Mo and Mr and Mrs Gilbert A Ponton Ottawa funeral set for Wednesday 2 pm at Towners Funeral Chapel Rev Charles P Knight officiating Burial in Highland Cemetery Rosie E Kirkpatrick dies at 86 in Ottawa after six years of ill health Widow of George Kirkpatrick She had lived in Ottawa 20 years born Paola Dec 25 1871
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Julia Maye Ponton
Maurice Ponton
Maple
K. U. Medical Center
Ottawa Fed
Edith Ruth Ponton
Jimmy Bell
Kansas City
John Maurice
Ponton
A. A. Ross
Waynesville
Gilbert A. Ponton
Ottawa
Towner’s Funeral Chapel
Charles P. Knight
Highland Cemetery
Rosie E. Kirkpatrick
Cypress
George Kirkpatrick
Paola
Detectives Link Red Haired Girl To Bank Robbery
Cleveland detectives William Steele and Joseph David identify a red haired restaurant customer after spotting a two minute film from a hidden bank camera. The footage led to the surrender of Rose O'Donnell 18 Steven Ray Thomas 24 and Wanda Di Cenzi 18 within 36 hours of the St Clair Savings and Loan robbery where $2376 was stolen. Miss O'Donnell drove the getaway car and most of the money was recovered.
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
Cenzi
Orf
Thomas
Indianapolis
Obituary for Church of God and Christ member dies
A church member from the Church of God and Christ family is mourned as survivors include a daughter Zeola Small in Ottawa and son Randle Kirkpatrick in Argentine, with six grandchildren, two great grandchildren and many great great grandchildren. Funeral services are at McVey Dengel Mortuary Thursday at 2 p.m. Rev. Walter Jackson officiates with burial at Hope Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeola Small
Ottawa
Randle Kirkpatrick
McVey- Dengel Mortuary
Walter Jackson
Hope Cemetery
Ottawa Bird Dog Squire Wins At Weekend Shows
An English Setter named Squire of Blue Bar owned by Mr and Mrs Keith Wait of Willow Ottawa earned best of winners at a Wichita show on Saturday and placed best of breed and 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 head on crash
Mr and Mrs Clarence T Rice of Kansas City Kansas were injured in an automobile crash Saturday night west of Kansas City while en route to their home at Quivira Mrs Rice suffered fractures of both arms and legs while her husband sustained rib and clavicle fractures The collision was a head on impact Mr Rice chairs the board of Anchor Savings and Loan Ottawa and Kansas City and is well known in Ottawa
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Clarence T. Rice
Kansas City
Kas
Quivera
Rice
Anchor, Savings and Loan
Ottawa
U S Names Top Defense Contractors in 18 Months
The Defense Department released a list of the 100 largest defense contractors for the 18 months ending last June 30. North American Aviation leads the 18 month period, followed by General Dynamics and United Aircraft, with General Electric and Boeing also among the top five. General Motors, once leader, falls to 14th with about 326 million dollars in contracts, roughly 2 percent of total defense awards.
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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 at School
The Future Homemakers of America will host a parents night chili supper at 7 30 p m tomorrow in Eugene Field School with about 80 members and guests expected. The event features the Mom and Dad Waltz theme and musical numbers and skits with Cabinet members of the Future Farmers of America serving the meal.
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Future
Homemakers of America
Eugene Field School
Future Farmers of America
Eden to be fit to leave hospital in three weeks
Sir Horace Evans said Eden, 59, is expected to be fit to leave the hospital within three weeks after his fourth operation in as many years to remove bile duct obstructions. Doctors at Lahey Clinic reported Eden is fed intravenously and unlikely to eat solid foods for several days as he recovers.
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London
Horace Evans
Anthony Eden
Boston
Hope Eden
Eden
Evans
United States
James E. Fish
Lahey Clinic
Prison Bullet Factory Planned at Homesburg Prison
Inmates at Homesburg Prison in Philadelphia will manufacture bullets for policemen. Edward J. Hendrick, superintendent of Philadelphia prisons, says the foundry will keep prisoners busy and save the city money each year. Bullets will be completed with powder and jackets outside the prison.
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Philadelphia
Homesburg
Edward J. Hendrick
Humboldt Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses
George Weaver Blake and Cora May Noyes, both listed as legal residents of Humboldt, obtain a marriage license. Carl B. Magnuson, 42, and Norma Bloomquist, 42, both of Scranton, also secure licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weaver Blake
Legal
Humboldt
Cora May Noyes
Carl B. Magnuson
Scranton
Norma Bloomquist
Soviet Leader Visits Peiping for 20 Day State Tour
Soviet President Klementi Voroshilov arrives in Peiping aboard a Russian jet for a 20 day state visit. He is greeted by Mao Tze-tung Premier Chou En-lai and other Chinese leaders. From China he will travel to Indonesia to meet President Sukarno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Klementi Voroshilov
Peiping
Mao Tze-tung
Chou En-lai
China
Voroshilov
Indonesia
Sukarno
Western military brass meet in Rocquencourt for four day exercise
In Rocquencourt France top military leaders from fifteen NATO powers joined political chiefs and scientific experts for four days of what is described as a paper command post exercise. The gathering includes generals admirals and air marshals as well as defense policymakers to discuss free world defense in the atomic age.
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Rocquencourt
France
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Robert P. Mize
Henry Manufacturing Co
Topeka
Mize and Houser
Mize
Henry Concern
George B. Reed
N. Main
Jay Ellis
North American Hotel
Mission
Harry Canfield
T. J. Curfimings
Charles S. Williamson
Oakland Community Club
Emery Green Community Club
Vincent ‘LeZotte
Forbes Air Force
Stateline Peace Officers Association
Baptist Church
Willard ‘Lister
Franklin County
Dean Driscoll
Jim Fivian
John 0. Fivian
South Cherry
Kemper Military School
Boonville, Mo
Floyd ‘Raymond Hoskinson
S. Cedar
Shawnee County
iSheriff
Shawnees County
Ottawa Junior High School
Mendaco
Marais Des Cygnes
Joe Lee Mason
Joe
Chuck Langdon
Joe Towner
Central Police Station
The
Church of God and Christ
Clarence Rice
U. S
Prison Bullet Makers
Branson
Etta E. Branson
McVe
Louis H. Dengel
ARROW
Grover Knight
Lee Shelden
Concrete Materials & Construction Co
Ottawa Quarry
S. Main Water Tower
Paris
Hi. B. Snyder Maintenance Co
Porter- Spears Agency
Tom Porter
George Spears
Organization of
Rosavings Sated Loan Association
D. William Overton
Kansas City, Kansas
North American Building
J. Dean Nofsinger Manager
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