Eugene Field kindergarten enrollment scheduled
The Ottawa Herald notes that next year’s kindergarten attendees will be chosen tomorrow from 9:15 to 11:30 a.m. and 1:15 p.m. at Eugene Field. The notice includes local ads for piano tuning and repairs, and a police speeding citation for John D. Coffman of 1128 North Sycamore. Another item reports the Franklin County Tuberculosis Association received 3148.64 from Christmas Seal sales with allocations to state and local programs. Bernhardt School of Dance reopens with a regular schedule starting Monday.
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Eugene
Edmiston
S. Adv
Franklin County Tuberculosis Association
State Association
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Franklin County
Kansas
W. A. Larson
Ottawa
Oneida Hays
John B. Pierson
Deaths reach Pomona and Garnett in brief notice
Mrs. Sadie Eaton 80 of Pomona died Sunday at Crestview nursing home. Services Tuesday at Pomona Methodist Church with Rev. R A Trowbridge officiating. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona. Born December 29 1882 she married Joseph H Eaton in Pomona August 25 1907. Surviving are two nieces Wilda Rodgers Pomona and Mrs Charles C Barker Benson Arizona. William Rommelfanger 70 retired Greeley businessman died this morning at Anderson County Hospital Garnett after illness. Surviving are wife Matilda, son Francis Omaha Ned two daughters Irene Renzenberger Garnett and Mary Nell Kimball Lane and brothers John Kansas City Joe Rommelfanger and Nick Rommelfanger of Greeley.
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Sadie Eaton
Pomona
Crestview
Pomona Methodist Church
R. A. Trowbridge
Woodlawn
Eaton
Joseph H. Eaton
Wilda Rodgers
Charles C. Barker
Benson
Ariz
William’ Rommelfanger
Greeley
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
Matilda Rommelfanger
Francis
Omaha
Ned
Irene Renzenberger
Mary Nell Kimball
Lane
John
Kansas City
Joe
Nick Rommelfanger
Two Charged By Policemen
Orville E. Ray of Parker faced arraignment before Police Judge Robert L. Pinet on driving while intoxicated or under the influence of drugs reckless driving and driving without a valid license. Bond was 315 dollars with trial set for May 16. Bill D. Miller of 824 S Willow pleaded guilty to littering and disturbing the peace and was fined 75 dollars. Norman Warburtton of Garnett, cited for littering and disturbing the peace, posted 75 dollar bond and failed to appear, but is summoned to police court Thursday.
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Robert L. Pinet
Orville E. Ray
Parker
Bill D. Miller
S. Willow
Norman Warburtton
Garnett
Kansas City Market Report Cattle and Hogs Mixed
KC Markets Kansas City AP cattle receipts 12 500 calves 350 slaughter steers heifers cows 25 60 lower calves and wealers steady to weak feeders steady to 50 lower good and choice steers 22.00 75 good and choice heifers 21.00 22.00 utility and commercial cows 15.00 17.00 good and choice feeder cattle 24.00 29.00 good and choice steer calves 26 010 30.00 hogs 7 500 barrows and gilts weak to 50 lower sows weak to 25 lower 1 3 190 240 lb barrows and gilts 13.60 75 1 2 215 225 lb 13.85 1 3 240 255 lb 13.75 2 3 240 260 lb 13.25 60 227 375 lb sows 12.15 sheep 3.00 slaughter lambs 95 75 higher ewes steady feeders steady choice and prime spring lambs 21.75 92.25 call to good ewes 7.00 00 feeder lambs 16.00 16.00
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Kansas City
Herald offers weekly $5 for best reader news tip
The Herald announces a weekly award of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by a reader. Tips must be timely and verifiable, with clearly defined news value. Submissions should include contact information for follow up.
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the Herald
Reader
Berlin Issue First Says Khrush MILAN Interprets Berlin over disarmament
Soviet Premier Khrushchev warned that settlement of the divided Germany problem, especially Berlin, must precede disarmament and other world issues. He blamed the United States for deadlocked talks, urged acceptance of Soviet inspection terms, and tied nuclear test agreements to German peace and Berlin tranquility. He also denounced naval armaments near the Vatican and Cuba tension, citing NATO and China disputes as part of broader Cold War strain.
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Italy
Khrushchev
Germany
Berlin
Il Giorno
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Geneva
Kennedy
Mediterranean
Vatican
John XXIII
U.S
Canada
Europe
America
Cuba
Caribbean
China
Moscow
Peking
Ann Landers advice column letters on rules and family
A reader asks why a husband breaks rules and traffic laws, suggesting arrested development. Ann Landers replies the man needs help. A second letter from a step family notes neighbors revealing step relationships and urges patience, fairness, and direct honesty. A teen seeks channel control. Landers cites Sydney Hook and recommends reading and a guidance booklet.
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Ann Landers
Sydney Hook
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births and Dismissals
Hospital notes list admissions for John Bennet Williamsburg George Mesight Pomona Thomas Frazee Kansas City Robert Dodd 412 W 9th Sunday F C Sanford RFD 2 Mrs Clifford Nutt 225 Willow Michael Thompson 824 Sycamore Carl Yohe 210 Oak Don Caldwell 1011 S Hickory Monday Births to Desmond Wohlite 904 Maple son Sunday weight 6 lb 44 oz to Jay Whitaker Melvern son Sunday weight 6 lb 6 oz Dismissals Chester Gates Baldwin Mrs David Burgoon and baby son 620 S Poplar Mrs Henry LeValley and baby daughter 718 Cypress Sunday Mrs Winton Winter and baby daughter 312 Ash Robert Dodd 412 W 9th Sheryl Finch RFD 1 Rantoul Mrs Louie Mumma 303 S Sycamore Thomas Frazee Kansas City Monday
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John Bennet
Williamsburg
George Mesight
Pomona
Thomas Frazee
Kansas City
Robert Dodd
W. 9Th
F. C. Sanford
RFD
Clifford Nutt
Willow
Michael Thompson
Sycamore
Carl Yohe
Oak
Don Caldwell
S. Hickory
Desmond Willhite
Maple
Jay Whitaker
Melvern
Chester Gates
Baldwin
David Burgoon
S. Poplar
Henry LeValley
Cypress
Winton Winter
Ash
Sheryl Finch
Rantoul
Louie Mumma
S. Sycamore
Marriage License for Four Couples Listed
Eugene A. Schneider age 33 of Wathena and Ruth Ann Tinder age 23 of Platte City Missouri obtain a marriage license. Elroy W. Olson age 65 of Lawrence and Olive G. Sweem age 62 of Lawrence also obtain a license.
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Eugene A. Schneider
Wathena
Ruth Ann Tinder
Platte City
Elroy W. Olson
Lawrence
Olive G. Sweem
Dr. Roy L. Smith Dies Methodist Leader at 76
Roy L. Smith, 76, noted Methodist leader and author of Sunday School lessons, died Saturday in San Bernardino California. He wrote for The Ottawa Herald and many papers, edited the Christian Advocate from 1942 to 1948, and served as pastor at First Methodist Church Los Angeles before later roles. Funeral services planned in Nickerson Kansas. He was born in Nickerson and studied at Southwestern College Winfield. He served as circuit rider in Sumner County and pastored at Cimarron. He also worked for newspapers in Hutchinson Winfield and Wellington. He authored 30 books and wrote a church column.
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Roy L. Smith
San Bernardino
Calif
Ottawa Herald
Nickerson
Kas
Southwestern College
Winfield
Sumner County
Cimarron
Hutchinson
Wellington
The
Christian Advocate
First Methodist Church
Los Angeles
Three Street Collisions Reported in Ottawa
Investigators logged three Saturday accidents in Ottawa with one citation issued and no injuries. In the first, Francis Flora and Melvin Hoover collided in the 300 block of Red Jacket, damage $16 and $146. The second crash near 7th Ash involved Gladys Humphrey and Max Sander, damages $250 and $450, Humphrey cited for running a stop sign. The third, in West Third, matched Delmar Robinson and Clifford James backing from opposite sides, with damages $50 and $5.
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Ottawa
Francis Flora
RFD 3
Williamsburg
Melvin Hoover
Red Jacket
Flora
Hoover
Gladys L. Humphrey
RFD 2
Pomona
Max Sander
Victoria
7Th
Ash
Humphrey
Sander
West Third
Delmar L. Robinson
Baldwin
Clifford James
Princeton
Robinson
James
Hints From Heloise on Cookies and House Tips
Hints from Heloise share a cookie rolling method using half flour and half sugar to ease rolling and prevent toughness. The column also offers tips on removing odors from plastic bowls and knots in children's shoelaces with a nut picker. Includes probate notices for Scottie Bingaman, James T. Magrath, W. A. Larson, and Bert McCune with appointment and filing deadlines.
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Heloise
Lou Penny
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Hugh A. Magrath
Bowers & Bowers Attorneys
Bert McCune
Carl Wemmer
Said
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Joe Button
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W M
Clarence E. Rea
Sec’y
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Gambles
128 S
Motorola TV & Stereo
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Church Fruit Farm
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Bob Tarpy
Glenn Miller
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Rawleigh
Iowa
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Lawrence - Ottawa
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Topeka
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Lee Carter
Underwood
Conrad
Standard Rendering Co
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Jack Nelson
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Bank
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Harold Stewart
East Ith Street
H. P. Peffly
West Wilson Street
Neohso Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Ben Print
Chas. O. Ekel
Myers Bros. Phone Centrapolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Gate Company
Kans
Lloyd Schweitzer
Clinton
H. P. Briggs
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