Wellsville Briefs Highlight Local Events and Notices
The Wellsville Herald reports on senior class activities at the WHS auditorium with an April 27 one night show. Ottawa Bowl awards honor for Muscular Dystrophy fund benefit, SP-3 Carl Monroe reassigned to Japan post. county lakes closed to fishing until further notice. J C Penney store air conditioning work underway. Lt Maurice Murphy reports to Cherry Point base after return from Japan.
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Wellsville
Shoo
WHS
Don Jones
Association of Firefighters
Association
Maurice L. Murphy
Marine Jets
Cherry Point
N. C
Japan
Lawrence Murphy
Local notices and staffing changes from Ottawa area
Wl Mrs H A Wharton at 513 Ash ill with flu at home. Teaching post for Margie Murphy daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Murphy of Wellsville. to teach music in De Soto grade school. will earn Bachelor of Music Education from Kansas University in June. Divorce case testimony heard in district court by Judge Floyd H Coffman in Ottawa. Three Ottawa area servicemen bound for Germany next month under Operation Gyroscope. Pvt Max J Kiefer and Pvt Robert L Roush of Ft Knox assignment. both sons of local families.
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Margie Murphy
Lawrence Murphy
Wellsville
de Soto
Kansas University
Kathryn Snodgrass
Ottawa
Marion Snodgrass
Floyd H. Coffman
District Court
Germany
88Rd
3Rd Armored Division
Ft. Knox
Max J. Kiefer
Ben Kiefers
Route 3
Robert L. Roush
Sees Answer To State Water Problem Through Control Of Stream Pollution
Hutchinson reports on Kansas stream and underground water pollution control as the solution to state water problems. Wichita officials and Harvey McPherson Sedgwick farmers clash over rights. Proposals include a Kansas Water Commission and pollution halting legislation.
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Hutchinson
Kansas
Kansas Water Resources Board
Wichita
Harvey
McPherson
Sedgwick
A. E. Howse
Central Kansas Water Conservation Assn
Fred Diehl
Kansas Water Commission
Hospital Notes Admits Two From Wymore area
Kenneth Richardson of Wymore Nebraska and Mrs. Clifford Dale 427 North Mulberry were admitted Tuesday. Stanley Atkin of 329 FE 12th and Miss Frances Adler 409 South Elm were admitted today. Clifford Haverty Route 1 and Leon Michel 1404 South Cedar were dismissed today.
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Kenneth Richardson
Wymore
Nebr
Clifford Dale
N.mulberry
Stanley Atkinson
Frances Adler
S. Elm
Clifford Haverty
Leon Michel
S. Cedar
Death notices from Ottawa area deaths and services
Sanford Shaw of Richmond learned Sunday of H. S. Shaw s death in Beatrice Nebraska. Funeral will be in Glasco with Sanford and relatives traveling to attend. Survived by wife and sister Leof M Hayes of Amy. Nellie Webb died April 17 in Concordia Sunset Home after a short illness. Burial in Sunset Home cemetery. no immediate relatives. RR Kyle of Manhattan formerly Ottawa died Saturday morning funeral Thursday in Manhattan at 10 am burial Baldwin cemetery at 2:30 pm.
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Richmond
H. S. Shaw
Beatrice
Nebr
Duane Shaw
Sandy
Edna Smith
Nebraska
Glasco
Shaw
Leof M. Hayes
Amy
Kyle
Manhattan
Ottawa
Baldwin Cemetery
Reds Prepare For Atomic War Says Reds Prepare For Atomic War
A Soviet officer who defected to the West four months ago said at a Munich news conference that the Kremlin is planning military aggression with atomic weapons. Lt. Ivan Otchinnikov, 27, claimed Soviet tactics seek to sow disunity in the Western camp.
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Munich
Germany
Kremlin
Ivan Otchinnikov
Soviet Union
Baptist Leader To Speak At Ottawa University
Dr. Ralph M. Johnson of New York, general director of the American Baptist Council on Missionary Cooperation, will speak at Ottawa University next Monday at 11 AM in the chapel. Public invited. He has helped boost American Baptist missionary giving by several million dollars in recent years. the council handled over $8,000,000 last year.
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Ralph M. Johnson
New York
American Baptist Convention Council On Missionary Cooperation
Ottawa University
American Baptist
Push Work On New Turnpike In Kansas City Area
Kansas City report says work on the Kansas Turnpike is advancing rapidly with about 7,500 workers across 100 contractors on the 160 million dollar project from Kansas City to the Oklahoma line south of Wichita. Turnpike Authority members toured the site as Gale Moss announced an eight million dollar payout this month and an average monthly payment near 11 million through completion, targeted for October 15.
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Kansas City
Kas
Kansas Turnpike
L. W. Newcomer
Oklahoma Line
Wichita
Turnpike Authority
Gale Moss
Turnpike
Big Ike Leads in Pennsylvania Primary Contest
In Pennsylvania Eisenhower posts a large lead over Stevenson in a high profile intra party primary. With about three quarters of precincts reported, Ike leads Republicans 761,859 to Knowland 36,151 while Stevenson has 495 to Kefauver 21,726 in the Democratic vote. Voter turnout runs around 25 percent of 4,992,069 registered voters.
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James A. Finnegan
Stevenson
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
William F. Knowland
California
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Caesar names new partner for TV show with Janet Blair
New York Comedian Sid Caesar selects Janet Blair a musical comedy star from Altoona Pennsylvania to join his television program next fall replacing Nanette Fabray. Blair 35 will become Caesar's partner in a long term deal announced by television circles.
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New York
Sid Caesar
Janet Blair
Nanette Fabray
Miss Blair
Altoona
Caesar
Imogene Coca
Miss Fabray
Sheriff Finds Son Killed in Winfield Crash
Sheriff James Dill learned from a truck driver that a car left U S 77 and plunged into a ditch near Winfield. James Darrell Dill, 21, died at the scene. 18 year old Steve Lacy, a passenger, was seriously injured and taken to Winfield. A tire blowout and quick veer to avoid a culvert caused the crash. Dill was home on leave from the Seabees and is survived by his parents a sister and a brother.
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Winfield
James
Young Dill
The
Seabees
Dunaway Couple Receives Marriage Licenses in Paola
Wade Franklin Dunaway aged 50 of Paola and Nellie Dora Dunaway aged 48 of Paola obtained marriage licenses. The union was solemnized by a probate judge.
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Wade Franklin Dunaway
Paola
Nellie Dora Dunaway
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