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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1958

Page

3

Dean's scholastic honor for Kemper School student named

Bob Custer, son of Mr and Mrs Robert E Custer Lane, named to Kemper Military School dean's scholastic honor roll for the second grade month of the second semester Booneville Missouri The Well Child Clinic sponsored by the Fairmont DA will be held 9 am to 12 noon Wednesday in the Co-Op room Children through S years are welcomeAppointments by calling Mrs Harley Hume at 848 W 3 Western Autos for TV Service 118-¢-51

Bob Custer Robert E. Custer Lane Kemper Military School Booneville Well Child Fairmont DA Harley Hume Carolyn Sue Mitchell Geny Mitchell A. &. Mitchel W. C. Sypol

Arthur Farr Deaths Leaves Rantoul Resident at 90

Arthur Lorenzo Farr 90 died at his home near Rantoul Saturday after three years of ill health. Born July 2, 1867 in Morganton North Carolina he lived in Ottawa Morganton and finally near Rantoul. Survived by widow Julia Hays Noy daughter Franz Aubry two grandchildren two great grandchildren and three half sisters. Funeral at Towner's Chapel tomorrow at 2 p.m. with Rev R B Shoemaker officiating. Pallbearers listed and burial in Highland Cemetery.

Arthur Lorenzo Farr Rantoul Iill Franklin County Itanoul Morganton N.C Julia Hays Noy Peter Kaiser Ottawa James Mary Patton Farr Clém Annie Farr Ireland Franz Aubry RFD Tullie Moses Mary Williams Otte Franklin Morgantown Towner's Chapel R. B. Shoemaker Torest Burgoon Eber Swanson Thomas Enelhen Paul McCracken Everett Blankenship Earl Phares Lloyd Griffith Fayne Lathen Lawrence Ott Highland Cemetery

Twister Causes Minor Damage Near Junction City

A small tornado struck a rural area 30 miles north of Junction City Kansas last night. Police said a soldier named Merbert Fenner of St Riley was not injured after his car was knocked into a ditch on U S Highway 77. No other damage was reported.

Junction City Kan Kansas City J. L. Durkee U.S. Highway 77 Set Merbert Fenner St. Riley Sal. Durkee

Hospital Notes and Obituaries From Kansas City Records

Stormy weather fills hospital notes with tornado mentions across Kansas delaying warnings. Obituary reports Elvin H. Negley of Chanute, formerly Ottawa, died April 17 after a long illness, aged 79, with survivors including a widow and two daughters. Also noted are AP tribute, Philadelphia Bulletin leader McLean, and Truman denial regarding unemployment figures in a banking committee hearing.

McLean Philadelphia Bulletin Worldwide Newsgathering Cooperative Washington Harry Truman Arthur Krock New York Times Kréek U.S House Rep. Talle R Lown

Edwards Pleads Guilty to Leaving Scene in District Court

Jesse Edwards pleaded guilty in District Court to leaving the scene of an accident and received 40 days in jail with 8 days credit. The felonious assault charge was dismissed. He also pled guilty in County Court to driving without a license and driving an improperly registered vehicle, with fines and costs assessed.

Warren G. Odom Jesse Edwards Udge Floyd Coffman Ewards Coffman Edwards John Springer N. Oak Garnett Ottawa Edwards Winton A. Winter

Burglary Charges Dropped for Jim Smith

Jim Smith of 1130 North Cherry had burglary charges dropped due to insufficient evidence but remains jailed on a state parole hold. The county attorney noted the parole board hold. Smith had faced charges for breaking into the Deitrich Mercantile Store and City Cafe in Richmond and the Fred Taylor farm home west of Ottawa on March 19.

Jim Smith N. Cherry Don White Smith State Parole Board Lansing Deitrich Mercantile City Cafe Richmond Fred Taylor Ottawa

Editors Laud McLean For Objective Reporting Standards

Publishers and editors from across the nation, allied with the AP, gathered at a Waldorf Astoria luncheon to commend McLean for upholding high standards of objective reporting.

Waldorf- Astoria Mclean

Hold Wool Show Opens Week in Kansas City

Kansas City Stockyards schedule lists the 22nd annual Kansas Lamb and Wool Show on Wednesday, the 8th annual Kansas Ram Sale also Wednesday, and the 4th special commercial stocker and feeder cattle sale of the year on Thursday.

Kansas City Kansas

Queen Elizabeth Marks Birthday With Quiet Windsor Observance

A military band at Windsor Castle played Happy Birthday as Queen Elizabeth II hosted a small family luncheon. In Hyde Park the Honorable Artillery Company fired 62 ceremonial rounds. No further official celebrations were planned as the official birthday is in June for better weather.

Windsor England M—A Windsor Castle Elizabeth II London Hyde Park The Honorable Artillery Company

Three Wrecks Reported Here In Ottawa Saturday

Three auto accidents occurred in Ottawa Saturday causing major damage to four cars and two arrests. Cecil Mills, 37, Kansas City, cited for running a red light after colliding with Dr. L. N. Speer, who was turning left onto Main from 3rd. Mills pleaded guilty in Police Court and was fined.

Ottawa Cecil Mills Kansas City Kas L. N. Speer S. Hickory Mills Winton A. Winter James Shepard South’ain

Two OU Seniors Honored For Outstanding Work

Ottawa University seniors Flusser and Smith received prestigious awards for summer research and graduate study. Flusser, a mathematics major born in Austria, will join Oak Ridge National Laboratory in health physics, and Smith, a sociology major, earned a Woodrow Wilson fellowship to study at a Chicago graduate program.

Ottawa University Princeton Peter Oak Ridge National Labor American Association of Unitary Oak Ridge Tenn Alfred Smith Association of Graduate Wilson National Foundation The Carnegie Corporation Ship General Education Board Flusser Austria Shanghai China Columbia University New York U. U. Ast Kansas University of Kansas Graduate School Los Angeles Chicago Lester C. Wilhome Woodrow Wilson Griffith Park Willis

Drowns When Boat Upsets In Saffordville River

Mrs. Mary Jo Phillips, 17, wife of Emporia policeman Tom Phillips Jr., drowned yesterday evening when a fishing boat capsized on the Cottonwood River near Saffordville. Her husband and two teenagers in the boat swam to safety as searchers scoured the riverbank for the body. the couple were expecting their first child in June.

Saffordville i Cottonwood River Mary Jo Phillips Emporia Tom Phillips Jr Phillips Chase County

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