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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1955

Page

2

Editorial predicts farmers reject wheat marketing quotas this summer

Editorial Rep Cliff Hope forecasts farmers will vote against marketing quotas for wheat, prompting elimination of price supports. He argues a rejection ends parity subsidies, leads to unrestricted planting, lower farm incomes in Kansas, and erosion-control risks, questioning the wisdom of scrapping the current program without a ready replacement.

Cliff Hope Secretary of Agriculture Hope Kansas

Ottawa university marks 90th birthday milestone

The Privilege Is Ours notes Ottawa’s oldest continuing institution, chartered April 21, 1865, as it celebrates 90 years. It highlights community value, long-standing attendance, and the university’s role in drawing students from across the U S and abroad, praising its impact on Ottawa’s quality of life.

Ottawa University Goon Ottawa University

South Main repaving planned. local Cub Scout interest rises

A city project to repave South Main from 15th to 15th was approved years ago, with progress noted as two blocks of alley gutter completed on North Locust. Amid civic updates, Cub Scouting interest grows. 1930s vehicle tag enforcement begins. barley and soybean farming outlook mentioned. local residents Bert Hudson and G W Saunders family notices appear alongside family visits.

South Main North Locust

Too High Falutin Graduation Speeches Critique

A columnist urges shorter commencement talks held in May classrooms. He criticizes polished language, advises down to earth messages about farm life and small towns, and recommends speeches under twenty minutes to aid recall for graduates and parents.

THIS AND THAT Fitting Climax

Churchill has read his obituaries as his career nears a climactic close. May is a month of TV references from Easter Parade to White Christmas. Radioactivity in Ohio River water reportedly follows hydrogen bomb explosions in the Pacific. Topeka zoo adds boa constrictors iguana parrot toucan and three monkeys. Zoo keeper jokes about cost and animals. State Dept says more housewives apply for passports than any other group. People are funny about everyday risks and technology. Color television seems near universal but may require heavy servicing. In Chicago two youths are arrested for holding up a loan shark. The charge? Unfair competition.

Far Pacific Ohio River

Unit Learned About Ironing by Local H D A Members

The Better Living H D A met Tuesday with Mrs. Wittman leading the ironing lesson. Members shared sewing and quilting activity notes as the May meeting is set with Mrs. Chambers. A Mother Daughter banquet with western theme followed by performances featured students in various acts.

Joe Wittman St. There Arathy Kipper Mraitt McDonald Richmond H. D. A. Mets Delmar Bowman Mary Dean Holle Kenneth Bowman Mmes Bennie Stinson Clifford Briggs Elsie Mctlinte Herbie Wolfe Doris Wolfe Bob Kuiken Harold Guy James Greishar Louis Flowers Don Easton Eugene Bump Jerry Milchelt Albert Mr Herb McClureen Dunbar Glen Lewis Louis Riebe Allen DeGarmo

Retired Man Seeks Outlet For Ability

Gregory R age 65 after retirement asks Dr Crane what jobs suit Americans past 65. He urges seniors to assist churches and communities by visiting, organizing talent catalogs in churches, running nursery schools, and aiding voter registration, with rewarding health benefits rather than cash pay.

Gregory R Gregory Church Land Nation Dr. Crane Hopiting Syndicate Melott Ind Hoi

Homewood Friendly Club Hosts All Day Meeting

Mrs E E Hendrix and Mrs Ruth Ratliff entertained the Friendly Club at an all day meeting Wednesday at the Hendrix home. Dinner was served at noon cafeteria style. Those present were Mrs Pete Henry Geiler and San.

E. E. Hendrix Ruth Ratliff Friendly Club Hendrix Pete Henry Geiler San

Ottawa Herald Broadcast Schedule Fragment

A fragment from the Ottawa Herald lists TV and radio programming across channels, with times and shows for April 23 24 and surrounding days. It includes Western Theatre, Jackie Gleason, Ozark Jubilee, Captain Video, and many other programs, plus weather and local notices.

Western Theatre Fider Unas Bowlin Molen Shakespears K.cg Jackie Gleason Inner Sanctum Corliss Archer

Radio schedule highlights from Brush Creek area

A dense listing of radio programs and times across KMBC KMEC WDAF and related stations for Monday April 4 including news weather sports variety acts and musical features. The schedule mentions hosts Amos and Andy Gene Autry and the Band of America plus multiple regional references and audience notices.

Amy Venderbitt Arthur Godfrey Sheilah Graham Stunny Nest Guiding Light feeNcamma Kathleen Coster Dally Dousie Robert Q. Lowie KMEC Rudy Vallee WDAF KMBC Rudy Valnee KNEC Gene Autry Waar Pibiae McGee Maot Morgen Beatty EMSC Henry Taylor EMBC Keen KTJO RMBC Godfrey Etto—Relletous Porry Como Broadway Arta Band of America Amos and Andy WDA Metine Tenn Emile Erjo Poundtable Wdaf—Winze Tomorrow Emec—Orchestra Melody Lane Wdaf—News EMEC

News From Rantoul and Surroundings

Rantoul notes include Mrs Gale Gilbert and Harry Hendrix visiting relatives during a weekend visit from Great Lakes Naval while stationed there. The piece mentions Mr and Mrs Max Wilkerson, cousins and friends in Rantoul, along with Mr and Mrs Roy Beck and other local names.

Harry Hendrix Max Wilkerson Great Lakes Naval Kansas City Mra. Chester E. E. Hendrix Jackson Mr. Jackson Naval Base Roy Beck

Church Names New Officers North Baptist church

North Baptist church elected officers for May 1955 to January 1956 with Clarence Keith as moderator and Max Shoemaker as assistant moderator. Deacons, junior deacons, trustees, treasurer, building fund treasurer, church clerk, head usher, pianist, Sunday school leaders and board members listed. aviation fact placed after.

North Baptist Church Clarence Keith Max Shoemaker C. L. Kirkendall Harry Pratt Floyd Perkins Don Blunt Claron Coble Jimmie Richardson Wesd Ay Dyer Clifford Slipp Robert Barnhisel Frank Wise Fred Kaub Clifford Stipp Clarence Teath Ruth Christy Emmett Taylor Patsy Richardson Wilma Shipps Harald Schamann Board of Education A. D. Dyer Wesley Dyer

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