Rotary notes and local awards in Ottawa brief
Rep Robert A Anderson spoke on new laws at the Rotary meeting. Robert B Anderson resigned as club president. Rev W E Berger elected president through June 30. James Curry promoted to sergeant in the ROTC program at Kansas University. West Scipio school visitors included twins Gail and Dale Kueser and Larry and Terry Gretencord. Agnes Rubick undergoes major surgery in Kansas City. Velva Massey’s divorce from Glenn Massey affirmed for gross neglect. Dillard Jones pleads guilty to forgery and is sentenced. parole total granted.
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Robert A. Anderson
Rotary Club
Robert B. Anderson
Rev
W. E. Berger
Kermit’ Oakes
Emporia
Ward Spielman
A. E. Preston
Baldwin
Harvey Reed
East Chicago
Ind
William Mohrman
St. Louis
James Curry
James M. Curry
Hickory
Kansas University
School of Education
Scipio School
Anderson County
The
Herald
Gail
Dale Kueser
Larry
Terry Gretencord
West Scipio
Dale Anderson
Judy Gretencord
Mary Hulett
Myrna Bures
Gary Hulett
Connie Kueser
Joyce
Norman Mathews
Glen Bures
Dean Gretencord
Leland Kueser
Fern ‘Clinton
Ed Anderson
Jim Kueser
Frank Gretencord
Mike
Pete Bures
Diane
Floyd Hulett
Velva M. Massey
Ottawa
Glenn D. Massey
John B. Pierson
Dillard Jones
S. Oak
Jones
Bob
Don White
Grace Episcopal Guild Food Sale at Gas Service Office
Grace Episcopal Guild holds a Friday morning food sale at the Gas Service office. Mrs. R. W. Pope plans a trip to Portland, Ore., to visit until June 1. Her son-in-law, Dr. V. S.
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Grace Episcopal Guild
R. W. Pope
Portland
Ore
V. S
Ottawa Schools To Compile Health Records For Pupils
Ottawa school nurse Mrs. Pauline Duyk announced a program to create complete health records for children entering kindergarten this fall. Parents with enrolled children received envelopes with blanks to be filled and dates for conferences at Lincoln Hawthorne Eugene Field Garfield schools. Registrations and conferences will be held with PTA volunteers assisting. children will be entertained during the sessions.
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Ottawa
Pauline Duyk
Lincoln School
Hawthorne
Eugene Field
Garfield
Fogdall takes friend to Portland dean from Lewis and Clark
The report notes Dr. Fogdall, dean at Lewis and Clark College, traveling with a friend to Portland after attending a deans conference in Lafayette Indiana. Also listed are a community hospital address for Mrs Faye Cameron, a US Army APO listing for Pvt Jacob Dragieff in Germany, a Willis Nursery fire at 439 S Cherry, and other brief items on posted job openings, discontinued Scrip Day, a district postmasters convention in Garnett, and a Green Dell School basket dinner marking the last day of school.
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Fogdall
Portland
Dr. Fogdall
Lewis and Clark College
Lafasette
Ind
Germany
Jacob W. Dragieff
George Dragieff
Princeton
Repl Co
APO
New York
Green Dell School
Ottawa
Lawrence Woman Heads State PTA
Mrs Ray Wright of Lawrence was elected president of the Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers at the state convention. The election was reported from Hutchinson Kansas and marks leadership of the statewide PTA group.
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Lawrence
PTA
Hutchinson, Kas
Ray Wright
The
Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Americans Take Out About 40 000 Patents Each Year
The article notes that the United States grants roughly 40,000 new patents annually, highlighting a strong pace of invention and intellectual property activity. It mentions the roles of inventors and the patent system in promoting innovation and economic growth.
Hospital Notes Admitted and Dismissed Patients List
Hospital notes list admissions for Mrs. Jessie Willis of Osawatomie Mrs. Ralph Crane of 731 S. Oak Boyd Farney of Williamsburg Wednesday and Miss Irma Lancaster of 215 W. Std today Dismissals include Mrs. Max McCready and baby son 814 N. Poplar Mrs. Gene Monroe and baby son Richmond Mrs. Keith Gifford Waverly Simon A Nitcher Richmond Mrs. A M Sieg 715 N. Oak and Mrs. Clarence Miller Westphalia today
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Jessie Willis
Osawatomie
Ralph Crane
S. Oak
Boyd Farney
Williamsburg
Irma Lancaster
Max McCready
N. Poplar
Gene Monroe
Richmond
Keith Gifford
Waverly
Simon A. Nitcher
A. M. Sieg
N. Oak
Clarence Miller
Westphalia
Hire Man To Head Home Econ Department
MANHATTAN Kansas. Richard L. D. Morse 38, a professor of family economics at Florida State University since 1947, will head the Kansas State College School of Home Economics department this summer. He will succeed Florence McKinney who resigned last summer to lead home economics programs at the University of Nebraska.
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Manhattan, Kas. W
Kansas State College School of Home Economics
Richard L. D. Morse
Florida State University
Morse
Coretta M. Schlaphoff
Florence McKinney
University of Nebraska
Refugees Describe Escape by Flying Over Iron Curtain
In Frankfurt a Czech youth and his companion recounted how they overpowered a guard and escaped by stealing a small sports plane. Karel Kucera, 20, said he had only five minutes of flight time before taking off, while his 19 year old partner Zdnek Machilner had no prior flight experience. A crop-duster demonstrated basic controls to Kucera.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Karel Kucera
Zdnek Machilner
Kucera
Open House at Osawatomie State Hospital Plans May 1 1955
Dr Wilbur G Jenkins announces Open House for National Mental Health Week at Osawatomie State Hospital to welcome visitors May 1 1955. Relatives and the public invited with tours of Occupational Therapy Recreation and farm areas, programed 1:00 pm to 9:30 pm with performances by Kansas City Ottawa University Baker University and local talent. Contact Robert O Perry for more information.
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Kansas City
Ottawa University
Baker University
Robert O. Perry
Start Polio Shots In Ellis County
First and second grade pupils in Ellis County schools began receiving the Salk polio vaccine yesterday at four rural locations. In Hays first and second graders started the inoculations. In El Dorado Butler County also began inoculations for first and second grade pupils Friday.
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Hays, Kas
Ellis County
Hays
EL Dorado, Kas
Butler County
Avery Raises Legal Question in Proxy Fight
Chicago Montgom ery Ward & Co asks if Louis E Wolfson and two associates can serve on its board amid a looming proxy battle. Wolfson calls the tactic desperate and notes their attorneys are prepared. The challenge cites ties to a competing paint company.
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Chicago
Montgomery Ward & Co
Louis E. Wolfson
Wolfson
Ward
Resigns From State Position
TOPEKA Kansas William E Stillings assistant general counsel of the Kansas Corporation Commission announced today he is resigning effective May 15 to join the law firm Ball Lowry and Page at Atchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
William E. Stilllings
The
Kansas Corporation Commission
Ball, Lowry and Page
Atchison
Violence Flares In Sperry Strike
LAKE SUCCESS NY violence continued at the Sperry Gyroscope Co plant for a second day as CID electrical workers joined mass picketing. About 300 pickets blocked main entrances, damaged nonstriking workers’ cars, and tore radio aerials and rear-view mirrors from vehicles amid a dispute over a new contract leaving two men injured.
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Lake Success
N. Y
Sperry Gyroscope Co
CID Electrical
Climate Variations Noted In Frost Towns Frost, W Va and Frostproof Fla
Town names Frost West Virginia and Frostproof Florida illustrate regional climate differences across the United States, highlighting how similarly named places experience diverse weather patterns.
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Frost
W. Va
Fla
U. S
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Fresno
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Belle Johnson
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Persacar Foo
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Sinaia
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Neill George
Kas
Yates Center
Charles Perry
Ted Dillard
Melvern
Kansas
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Albert
Franklin Locust Sts
C. P. Richmond
Franklh Locust
Sale Co., Wilson and
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N. Main
Lottie Moler
Red Jacket
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