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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1957

Page

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Lions Club to Meet First and Third Wednesdays

The evening Lions Club, newly organized, will meet the first and third Wednesdays monthly at the North American location. This Wednesday the group will gather at Bob's Truck Stop at 6 45 p m. Rural notices follow including a rummage sale on April 20 at 122 South Main and local moves.

Lions Club Bob's Truck Stop So. Main Appanoose Baptist

Kansas State honors 45 juniors with Gamma Sigma Delta awards

Harold Van Horn of Pomona among 45 juniors at Kansas State receiving agriculture and veterinary medicine scholarship honors from the K State chapter of Gamma Sigma Delta national honor society of agriculture. Army staff sergeant William Van Winkle, 19, son of Garnett residents, is in the 11th Airborne Division's 603d Infantry in Germany after enlisting in May 1955. Ottawa police issued parking and speeding citations as noted. Two local residents Perry Kramer and Clinton Everson enlisted in the United States Navy in Kansas City after Ottawa recruitment, with nine weeks of recruit training at Great Lakes and 14 days of passes forthcoming.

Harold van Horn Pomona Kansas State Veterinary Medicine Gamma Sigma Delta National Honor Society of Agriculture Army William van Winkle William van Winkle, Garnett 11Th Airborne Division 603D Infantry Germany Kincaid Rural High School Perry Keith Kramer Quenemo Clinton Gary Everson Cypress United States Navy Kansas City Kramer Martha Kramer Everson Velma -Everson Ottawa Great Lakes Naval Training Station

Funerals for Local residents held in multiple churches

Funeral services were conducted for Wilbur V. Horne who died April 3 with Rev. W. Newell Razak at Williamsburg Methodist Church. Pallbearers included Pattie Thornton Fritts Turrell Goodwill and Sutherland. Burial at Mt Hope Cemetery. Also services for Mrs Joel H. Lockwood and Thomas J Heathman with local pastors and pallbearers, interments at Princeton Cemetery and Wellsville Cemetery respectively.

Wilbur V. Horne Williamsburg Methodist Church J. H. Lockwood Joel H. Lockwood The Lamb Funeral Home Wayne E. Caldwell T. C. Bruner Marion Vail Ross Brewer Charles Roseberry Frank Davidson Dave Mathias Caldwell Waunlla Happy J. R. Henning Princeton Cemetery T J. Heathman Thomas J. Heathman Towner’s Chapel Lynn Hollingsworth Kenneth Coffman Lloyd Daugharthy Norman Sharks Clyde Newby Jim DeWitt Kenneth Charles Riddle Lawrence Ott Wellsville Cemetery

Three More Bodies Found in Montreal Fire Wreckage

Montreal officials raise the death toll to 17 after three additional bodies are recovered from the wreckage of a suburban home for the aged following Saturday’s deadly blaze. Authorities continue investigations into the cause and circumstances of the fire.

Montreal

Hapless Jordan surrounded by four nations in crisis

Beir ut reports four countries occupy or threaten Jordan as Syria Saudi Arabia Iraq and Israel amass troops near Amman Mafrak Aqaba Jericho and Jordan’s northeast border. King Hussein fears collapse amid internal crisis and calls for outside aid to prevent a national death.

Beirut Lebanon Jordan Mafrak Syria

New Look In Foreign Aid Under Study

A Senate foreign aid survey group began work on a report likely to back Secretary Dulles on the broad outlines of the new look program. It may criticize past ICA actions and favor a revolving fund for easy term loans to underdeveloped nations and a transfer of foreign military aid to the Defense Department, though Republicans split on the latter. Senator Smith praised the fund as a potential economic saver for Eisenhower’s 4.4 billion plan and urged aid recipients to request what they need directly from the U.S. government.

Washington Tf Senate State Dulles International Cooperation Administration H. Alexander Smith R-Nj Sparkman D-Ala Dulles Special Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees Defense Department Sen. Bridges R-Nh Smith Eisenhower Doan

Deaths: Silas C. Hinkle 85 Paola farmer dies

Silas C. Hinkle, 85, retired Paola area farmer, died today at 8 a.m. after long illness. Born near Rantoul March 21, 1872, he married Frances Ann Mace in Ottawa on December 30, 1893. Survived by one daughter, five grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren, two great great grandchildren, and his widow. Funeral at Lamb Funeral Home Saturday at 2 p.m. Burial in Stanton Cemetery.

Silas C. Hinkle Paola Rantoul Ottawa Frances Ann Mace W. B. Rodgers RFD Lamb Funeral Home Stanton Cemetery

Mrs Richard Garrison Funeral to be Held Friday

Funeral services for Mrs. Richard Garrison 94 who died yesterday at Cedar House will be held Friday at 3 p.m. at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev. Roger Fredrikson officiating. Burial in Highland Cemetery. Born October 6 1862 in Mannsville New York she was the seventh of ten children. Survives include daughter Esther Garrison two grandchildren and seven great grandchildren with son Paul R. Garrison deceased in 1942.

Richard Garrison Cedar House Nursing Home Lamb Funeral Home Roger Fredrikson Highland Cemetery Elcee Rounds Mannsville N. Y New York State South Dakota Garrison Richard Ottawa

Marriage Licenses for Foster and Blochberger in KC

Emmett L. Foster aged 18 and Gloria R. Blochberger aged 19, both of Kansas City Missouri, obtained marriage licenses. The filing lists their ages and hometowns with no additional spouses or prior filings indicated.

Emmett L. Foster Kansas City, Mo Gloria R. Blochberger

Net Victory For University Tennis Team

Ottawa University tennis players defeated Kansas City University six matches to one in Kansas City. Key results include John D Aboy defeating Lou Carpenter 6 1 6 1, Ken Cochran beating Mike Ireland 6 1 6 2, Bill Zell downing Tom Knez 6 0 6 1, Vince Driski defeating Bill Blackshire 6 0 6 4, Hisham Afghani over Ed Salyer 6 3 5 7 9 7, and D Aboy Driski defeating Carpenter Cochran 6 3 6 4. Ireland Zell beat Knez Blackshire 6 1 6 0.

Ottawa University Kansas City University Kansas City John D’aboy Lou Carpenter KCU Ken Cochran Mike Ireland Bill Zell Tom Knez Vince Driski Bill Blackshire Hisham Afghani Ed Salyer D’aboy - Driski Carpenter Cochran Ireland - Zell Knez-Blackshire

Barefoot Babe Dashes For Aid in Oklahoma

Three year old Chris Long, barefoot and in a nightgown, ran through rain to a shop asking for help. She said she had locked her mother in a closet and could not free her. Clerk Mrs Herbert Aston rushed to the scene and found Shirley Long trapped in the closet.

Mcalester Okla Chris Long Herbert Aston Shirley Long

Scott Denies He Killed His Wife

DETROIT Dotted with bold denials Scott, a retired Los Angeles investment broker, fights extradition to California for the murder of his wife Evelyn Throsby Scott. Arrested at the Canadian border after posing as an unlicensed driver, he calls the charges asinine and insists on innocence as authorities pursue removal to face California murder charges and a May 7 hearing.

Detroit Ewing Scott Los Angeles California Scott Canadian Canada Lewis B. Stewart U.S United States Federal District Court Thomas P. Thornton Evelyn Throsby Scott Bel Air

Two Cars Damaged In Richmond Mishap

Franklin County's new under sheriff Willard Lister investigated his first auto accident in Richmond on Main Street. A 1956 Dodge driven by Adrian Taylor of Princeton collided with a 1954 Chevrolet driven by Anna Marie Wolken of Greeley. Taylor stopped to talk to a friend, and Wolken could not stop in time, swerving to avoid the car but failing to clear it.

Franklin County Willard Lister Richmond Adrian Taylor Princeton Anna Marie Wolken Greeley Lister Taylor

Claim Appraisal Is Too Low for Turtle Creek Land

In Topeka, appraisers for landowner Dr. Nathan D. Harwood testified the government offer for 252 acres in Blue Valley is too low as Turtle Creek Reservoir will inundate the parcel. Harwood's experts valued the land between 136,399 and 138,657, calling it excellent farm land capable of high yields. He seeks a jury verdict to set a higher price.

Topeka Turtle Creek Nathan D. Harwood Manhattan Blue Valley Harwood

Navy Recruiter Speaks At Two High Schools

Victor Church of the U S Navy recruiting office in Ottawa presented two programs on career opportunities. At 10 10 a m he spoke at Pomona High School and at 2 20 p m at Appanoose High School. The students also saw two movies The Forrestal and Waves at Work.

Victor Church U. S. Navy Ottawa Pomona High School Appanoose High School Church

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