Santa Fe Carloadings and Rail Activity Report
Weekly Santa Fe carloadings for April 13 1957 totaled 22208 down from 25053 in the prior year. Connections received 11473 versus 12372 last year. Total cars moved 33681 vs 37425. Santa Fe handled 34455 in the preceding week. Community notes cover local events including a roller skating party by Ottawa Junior Chamber of Commerce and Jaycees, Easter church activities, and a KU ceramics exhibit acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Ottawa
By Pass Condemnation Protest and Local Court Notices
Vel Rene Beamy shop files eighth appeal in condemnation case over US50 by pass award of 7217.75. Frank D. Cook fined 1 bond for overtime parking in 15 minute zone. KS student Jim Beauchamp elected treasurer of Block and Bridle Club. Nichols cited for speeding and reckless driving, fined 50 bond. Kayettes announce junior high officer elections. Baby picture mix up noted for Jimmy Ferguson and Kevin Moherman. parents named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Wolf
Frank D. Cook
East Second
Jim Beauchamp
Pomona
Riley Converse Nichols
Wellsville
Jimmy Lee Ferguson
Kevin Scott Moherman
Herald
Jim Ferguson
Eudora
Miss.Scott Moherman
Jordan Forms Moderate Cabinet After Six Day Crisis
King Hussein strengthened by Bedouin troops and loyal police swept Amman as a seven member government led by Hussein Fakhri Khalidi took office. Suleiman Nabulsi returns as foreign minister amid partial alliance with the former premier's party, signaling cautious Westward tilt.
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Hussein
Arab Legion
Amman
Hussein Fakhri Khalidi
Suleiman Nabulsi
Hig
National Socialist Party
Nabulsi
Chamber of Deputies
Funerals for Mrs P G Shanklin and Mrs Henry Fishburn
Funeral services were held for Mrs. P G Shanklin who died April 10 with Rev Roger Fredrikson and Dr W A Elliott officiating. Pallbearers included Kenneth Manchester and Charles Shanklin. Burial at Highland Cemetery with attendance by G A R Ladies Circle Army Mother's Club and First Baptist Church groups. Funeral services for Mrs Henry Fishburn who died April 7 were held April 12 at Appanoose Brethren Church with Rev J M Ward and Rev Ward Vance officiating. A quartet sang hymns, six sons served as pallbearers, and burial followed at Appanoose Cemetery.
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P. G. Shanklin
Lamb Funeral Home
Roger Fredrikson
W. A. Elliott
Kenneth Manchester
Charles H. Shanklin
Roy E. Gutridge, Jr
Frank H. Bronson
Royal S.bronson
David K. Gutridge
Frank Thayer
J.B. Henning
Highland Cemetery
The
Army Mother's Club
Chandler-Ward
First Baptist Church
Henry Fishburn
Appanoose Brethren Church
J. M. Ward
Ward Vance
Wilbur Lauver
Harold Huston
Everett Simmons
Ralph Ikenberry
Arthur Skaggs
McKinley
Maurice
Cecil
Dorsey
Ezra
Theodore Fishburn
Appanoose Cemetery
Marriage Licenses Richard Paul Arodorti and Margaret Rose Jiminey
Arodorti Paul Arodorti aged 20 of Hanover Pennsylvania and Margaret Rose Jiminey aged 47 of Ottawa are listed in the marriage licenses record. The notice notes their intent to wed and the jurisdictions involved.
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Richard
Paul Arodorti
Hanover
Margaret Rose Jiminey
Ottawa
Death of Ottawa Resident Mrs. Elsie Garrison at 94
Mrs. Elsie E. Garrison longtime Ottawa resident widow of Richard Garrison died today about 1 p m at age 94 Her passing ends a long life in the community leaving a family of relatives and neighbors who knew her well.
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Elsie Garrison
Elsie E. Garrison
Ottawa
Richard Garrison
Mrs Etta Branson 66 Died After Long Illness in Ottawa
Mrs Etta T Branson 66 died at her home 135 S Oak Sunday after a seven year illness She was born November 14 1890 in Nashville Tennessee and had lived in Ottawa since 1910 Survivors include her son Herbert F Branson of Ottawa daughter Mrs Louise B Groom of Kansas City three grandchildren and one brother Raymond Templeton of Nashville Funeral services will be at McVey Dengel Mortuary Wednesday at 2 pm Rev M Todd Macdonald officiating Burial will be in Hope Cemetery
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Etta T. Branson
S. Oak
Nashville
Tenn
Ottawa
St. Louis
Jesse H. Branson
Eastern Star
Herbert F. Branson
Louise B. Groom
Kansas City
Raymond Templeton
McVey- Dengel Mortuary
M. Todd Macdonald
Hope Cemetery
Branson
Eden Sits Up After Surgery At Boston Hospitals
Sir Anthony Eden, former British prime minister, sat up in a chair for the first time since his operation for a bile duct obstruction and was fed nourishing fluids. Lahey Clinic reported a comfortable night and satisfactory progress on the third day after surgery. Eden had sat up in bed twice yesterday, and the British consulate noted he received about 700 messages during his hospital stay.
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Boston
Sir Anthony Eden
Lahey Clinic
Eden
New England Baptist Hospital
Lady Eden
Sir Anthony
Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals Listed
Admitted Earl Kern RFD 4 on Monday. Dismissed Mrs Ralph Schoonover 744 Walnut. Mrs Josie Hall 407 W 3rd. Donna Allcorn Osawatomie Monday. Mrs Thomas Harrell and baby daughter 722 S Mulberry. Mrs Joe Green Quenemo. Mrs Dena Geringer Wellsville today.
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Ralph Schoonover
Walnut
Josie Hall
Donna Allcorn
Osawatomie
Thomas Harrell
S. Mulberry
Joe Green
Quenemo
Dena Geringer
Wellsville
Cincinnati editor Dave Roberts wins Twain award trip
Dave Roberts travel editor for the Cincinnati Enquirer roved across the world reporting on Russia. His series earned the top Mark Twain award for Midwest writers at a trade association convention, granting him a trip for two to Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Dave Roberts
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Russia
Mark Twain
Hawaii
Richmond Church Plans Old Time Easter Service
An unusual Holy Week observance at Methodist Community Church Richmond features a simple Communion of Bible times, a pre-supper meal, and brief song and prayer. The 38 hour Good Friday service runs noon to 3, with the theme The Seven Sayings From the Cross. Easter begins with a sunrise service and breakfast by Youth Fellowship, plus music from Senior and Carol choirs and a sermon I Believe in Immortality by Rev. Cecil M. Orr. Evening Easter worship will be song only.
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B. Smith Haworth
Ottawa University
Union Church
Paola
Linn County School Board
Mound City
Methodist Community Church
Richmond
Youth Fellowship
Cecil M. Orr
Christ
Light early voting in New Jersey governor race
Newark early voting in New Jersey's primary election showed very light turnout. Sen. Wayne Dumont Jr. of Warren County and Sen. Malcolm S. Forbes of Somerset seek the Republican nomination to face Gov. Robert Meyner in November. Sunshine and warm weather accompanied the day statewide.
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Newark
N.J
New Jersey
Associated Press
Wayne Dumont Jr
Warren County
Malcolm S. Forbes
Somerset
New York City
Robert B. Meyner
Virginia
Smallpox Fear Hits Colombo Port Area in Ceylon
Health officials declared an area north of Colombo dangerously affected by smallpox. The port of Colombo, a key stop from Europe to the Far East, is included. For nearly a month cases have appeared across Ceylon and compulsory vaccinations are under way in many regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombo
Ceylon
Europe
Far East
County Clerk’s title misprint in official directory
Milwaukee County Clerk Herman Kubiak discovered a printer error in the annual public officials directory. On page 17 his title appeared as County Kubiak, an embarrassing misprint blamed on the printer.
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Milwaukee
Herman Kubiak
Kubiak
Austrian Farmer Killed by Border Guards
Austrian authorities report that Hungarian border guards fatally wounded an Austrian farmer near the Neusiedier border lake while he was cutting reeds in shallow waters. He died from his wounds at a hospital in Sopron, leaving a family of four children.
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Eisenstadt
Neusiedier
Sopron
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Jay Ellis
Lamar Phillips
E. C. Itschner
Washington, D. C
Army Corps of Engineers
Paul K. Elben
Elm
University of Kansas
Wichita Art Association
Wichita
Harold Wingert
Sertoma Club
North American
Vel Rene Beamy
Kayettes
Ottawa Junior High School
Jordan
By Tom Masterson
James P. Richards
Eisenhower
Middle East
Earl Kern
RFD
Dean Berlin
C. E
Bud” Fowler
Herald Advertising Department
N. Mulberry
Fowler
Lyndon High School
Lyndon Peoples Herald
Dengel
Louis H. Dengel
Phillips 66
Phillies
Pullurs Petroleum Company
Phillips "66
Vicinty
Bob
Granger
Jersey
Safeco
Eury
Clinton
Lauson
Sheldon Truck
Briggs & Stratton
Wisconsin Power Products
Bevane Tees
Cail Terminix
Ottawa Lumber Co
Pomona Lumber Co., Pomona
Chicago
Department Store
State Bank Bldg
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Franklin County
Member
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