Ottawa briefs recap of local notices and updates
Ottawa items report a motor vehicle incident involvement and court appearances, local graduation notices, East Central Star session plans in Topeka, major surgery recovery in Halstead, a grass fire, fines for improper registration, bond forfeitures, extra recreation class sessions, livestock judging, parking and drunk cases, a savings and loan dinner, new state trooper, pre enrollment, jazz concert, a divorce suit, school program, welding clinic, Florida trip news, and Navy ROTC selections for Kansans.
State Official Claims He Is Victim of Frame
NAVARRE Kas wh District Highway Commissioner Elmer F Anderson accused two Jewell County politicians of trying to frame him over a report that he offered road projects for a Republican state convention delegation friendly to Gov Fred Hall Anderson denied any barter or bribe Attorney L M Weltmer and Dick Long said they left a Wichita meeting with the impression that support for the governor would influence roads Weltmer claimed a wire recorder captured the discussion and said the delegation did not favor the proposition Gov Hall was in Washington when asked for comment and 22 delegates named for the national GOP convention included both anti and pro Hall figures Anderson warned Weltmer not to misuse the recording and suggested a bluff may be involved noting he did not tell the delegates how to vote
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navarre
Kas Wh
Elmer F. Anderson
Jewell County
Fred Hall
Wichita
Anderson
L. M. Wellmer
Dick Long
Mankato
Weltmer
Kansas
Ottawa High School class of 1955 and local activities
Vernon Hay of route 1 Ottawa earned part of the 35 Kansans selected from 25 000 high school seniors and graduates nationwide last fall. Hawthorne teacher Irma Lancaster broke her arm Friday. Mrs Jack Sullins substitutes. Mr and Mrs M J Flanagan and family visited Kansas City with Mrs Flanagan’s parents. Ottawa square dancers attended the 4-Corner Square Dance Association meeting in Olathe with Cadmus admitted. Ottawa group considered moving dancing dates to the first and third Tuesdays pending local club approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Hay
Route 1
Ottawa
Hay
Ottawa High School
Irma Lancaster
Hawthorne School
Jack Sullins
Olathe
Osawatomie
Garnett
Leavenworth
DeSoto
Gardner
Cadmus
Reid Harder
Don Barnes
Leo Beller
Glenn Trout
Haydn Shaw
Hospital Notes Admits and Births Reported
Patient admits list includes Aliie Smith Melvern Nelson Peed 128 N Cedar Samuel Pacheco 815 King Irene Hart 205 E 5th Ada Crow 916 W 6th George Mounte Cedar House Ora Kenneth Johnson Rantoul George Dillon Jr Pomona Ray Tillery route 4 Sunday Births report Mr and Mrs Donald Ripley 723 S Poplar daughter born Saturday weight 7 lb 1 oz Mr and Mrs Lonnie Cox route 2 Pomona daughter born Sunday weight 7 lb 1 oz Mr and Mrs Jon Stouppe Baldwin daughter born today weight 6 lb 15 oz Dismissed list includes Mrs William K McCall Richmond Marion Johnson Pomona Saturday Donna Green Quence mo Stanley Taul Baldwin Mrs James L Turner and infant son 727 S Mulberry Mrs Samuel Pacheco 815 King Sunday Mrs James LeValley 846 Willow Mrs Phillip Kramer 537 N Cherry today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliie Smith
Melvern
Nelson Peed
N. Cedar
Samuel Pacheco
King
Irene Hart
Ada Crow
George Mounte
Cedar House
Ora Kenneth Johnson
Rantoul
George Dillon, Jr
Pomona
Ray Tillery
Renee and
Renetta Engles
Cottonwood
Donald Ripley
S. Poplar
Lonnie Cox
Route 2
Jon Stouppe
Baldwin
William K. McCall
Richmond
Marion Johnson
Donna Green
Quencemo
Stanley Taul
James L. Turner
S. Mulberry
James LeValley
Willow
Phillip Kramer
N. Cherry
Meet To Plan HDU Programs
A program planning meeting is set for Wednesday April 18 at the Co-Op building announced by Mary Dean Holle Franklin county home demonstration agent Attending will be home economics advisory committees from township groups These committees collected ideas from residents and will relay results to the Extension Service Kansas State College Manhattan to outline the year’s program for Extension specialists for 1957
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Op
Mary Dean Holle
Franklin County
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Saffels Heads State Democrats Rally Leads Kansas Party
Rep. Cal Saffels of Garden City is elected president of the Kansas Democratic Club at a state rally in Topeka. Mrs. Paul Aylward of Ellsworth is secretary treasurer. Rep. Worden Howat says he will not run for governor, while Leigh Warner may pursue national committeeman or governor. George Docking seeks renomination for governor, and Max Jones enters the race for Congress in the 6th District with Leo Mahoney also seeking a seat. Newell A. George plans an early declaration for the 2nd District congressional nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Cal Saffels
Garden City
Kansas Democratic Club
Eisenhower
Washington
Paul Aylward
Ellsworth
Worden Howat
WaKeeney
Kansas House
Leigh Warner
Cimarron
George Docking
Lawrence
Max Jones
Leo Mahoney
Dorrance
Newell A. George
Kansas City
Official To Speak At C U Church Ottawa Service
Dr. Stanley I. Stuber, secretary of the Council of Churches of Greater Kansas City, will speak at Ottawa University chapel Tuesday at 11 oclock. He is a noted figure in interdenominational work, former chairman of the Baptist World Alliance commission on Religious Liberty, and author and editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley I. Stuber
Council of Churches of
Greater Kansas City
Ottawa University
Commission On Religious Liberty
Baptist World Alliance
American Baptist Convention
Twentieth Century Quarterly
U. Choir Back From Spring Tour
The Ottawa University concert choir after a 12 day spring tour returns with 37 musicians, reporting good audiences. They will perform the tour program next Sunday at First Baptist in Ottawa, after a final Topeka concert. All members were healthy and present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
Edgar D. Kerr
Ottawa
First Baptist Church
Topeka
Kerr
Final expenses life policy offer for seniors
People 60 to 80 may apply for a $1,000 life insurance policy to cover final expenses without burdening family. Handle transaction by mail with Old American or Kansas City. No obligation and no calls. Write for free information by mailing a postcard or letter stating age to Old American Ins. Co. 3 W. 9th, Dept. L415B, Kansas City, Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old American
Kansas City
Ins. Co
W. 9Th
Dept
Pond Development Demonstration at Jack Lawin Farm
A farm pond development demonstration will be held at the Jack Lawin farm one mile west and a half mile north of Princeton cemetery on Thursday April 19. Don Brown Franklin county agricultural agent announced. Demonstration includes plantings landscaping and pond development as a family recreation area led by George Halazon wildlife control specialist and Harold Gallagher Extension forester from Kansas State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lawin
Princeton Cemetery
Don Brown
Franklin County
George Halazon
Harold Gallaher
Kansas State College
Funeral services for Clarence Smith tomorrow at 2 pm
Clarence Smith, who died Saturday morning, will have funeral services tomorrow at 2 p.m. at McVey-Dengel Mortuary with Rev. William Luce officiating. Burial will be in Lane Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. Smith
William L. Luce
Lane Cemetery
Kansas
Clarence Smith
McVey - Dengel Mortuary
William Luce
Jack Cassini Led Stolen Bases Across Four Leagues
Memphis manager Jack Cassini topped four minor leagues in stolen bases across his career. He led the Ohio State League in 1940, the Pioneer League in 1941, the Texas League in 1947, and the American Association in 1948, highlighting his speed and versatility as a baserunner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cassini
Memphis
American Assn
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A&b Cafe
Drake’s Bakery
Kenneth Lee Bishop
Bishop
Franklin - Douglas County Line
Douglas County
Eric DeGraffénreid
Bob Conaty
Eugene F. Uphoff
Joe Uphoff
Westphalia
Fort Riley, Kas
Arthur L. Miller
8. L. Miller
82Nd Airborne Division
Fort Bragg
N. C
Grand Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
H. R. Webster
Lamar Phillips
Webster
Phillips
Union
Raymond Smith
Leroy Hood
Albert Goll
Halstead Hospital
Halstead
Kas
Arthur Jones
S. Hickory
Walnut
Robert Cox
Waverly
Rschel Harper
Robbie Twiehaus
Recreation Commission
Council Grove
S. S. Bergsma
Parker
Alfred Hopkins
Charles Perry
Perry
Anchor Savings & Loan Association
Mission
Ronald Johnson
LeRoy
Johnson
Swing Kings
Memorial Auditorium
Ronnie J. Johnson
Shirley Jean Johnson
Davy School
Gertrude Phillips
South
Glen A. Hayward
Wayne E. Gilliland
Florida
Gillilands
Dixie Gilliland
Miami
Hayward
Hialeah Race Track
Navy
Naval Reserve Officers Training
Louis H, Dengel
Smith
Grover Knight
Lee Shelden
M. J. Flanagan
Sharon
Merlynne
Pat
Campbell Personnel Service
Garlinghouse Bldg
Topeka, Kansas
Quincy St
Saffels
Democrats
Paul Butler
C. U
U. Choir
Arizona
OLD Line Legal Reserve Life Insurance
A. Myers & Son
Centrepolis
Jack Nelson
Anderson County
Neill George
E. Weatlaken
Homewood
Albert Ste Farm
Wart & Son
Albert
Barold
Baldwin Impl. Co
Bullard School
Franklin Co
Bale, Wilson & Locust
Ottawa Riding Club
Wilson St
Rodeo
Ben Printy
Sale, Wilson & Locust
7 & SON
Jim Fredricks
Mack
S. Main
KODAK
Herald
M. K. Pettit
S. Cassida
National Selected Morticians
Porter-Spear's Agency
Tom Porter
George Spears
Anchor
Amy
Cera
Organization of Safe Saving
the Anchorosavings and Loan Association
D. William Overton
Kansas City, Kansas
North American Building
J. Dean Noflinger Manager
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