Army Pvt Snell expert in firing M 14 at Fort Riley
Army Pvt James N Snell of Ottawa qualified as expert in firing the M 14 rifle at Fort Riley Kansas on April 20. Also notes list other brief items including a big smorgasbord at a Coffee Shop Sunday 11:00 am to 2:30 pm and community notices about a revival meeting at Faith Bible Church and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James N. Snell
Ottawa
Fort Riley
Kan
ARMY
Roger L. Ball
Gerald E. Ball
Fort Riley, Kan
Deaths Mrs H R Hayden at 90 in Cottonwood Falls
Services for Mrs H R Hayden aged 90 who died April 23 in Cottonwood Falls were held today at Brown Funeral Home with burial in Elmdale Cemetery. Rev Wilbur Purvis officiated. She was mother to Mrs Vic Ruckert Richmond and Herbert Hayden Garnett. Survived by daughters Gertrude Willey Manhattan and Mary Wolfe Great Bend, three sons Floyd Miami Florida Frank and Eugene at home, ten grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. One son Samuel and one daughter Dorothy are deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R. Hayden
Cottonwood Falls
Brown Funeral Home
Elmdale
Wilbur Purvis
Richmond
Vic Ruckert
Herbert Hayden
Garnett
Oter
Gertrude Willey
Manhattan
Mary Wolfe
Great Bend
Floyd
Miami
Funeral services for Walter J Rosenbaum held at Towner's Chapel
Walter John Rosenbaum died April 21. Services were held April 24 with Rev. Roy Armstrong officiating. Pallbearers named Roscoe, W Cain, Charles Bush, Ralph Johnson, Theodore Smith, Warren Gorton. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Driver and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Driver sang hymns with Mrs. J M Kilgore. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J, Rosenbaum
Walter John Rosenbaum
Towner’s Chapel
Roy Armstrong
Roscoe and
W. ©. Cain
Charles Bush
Ralph Johnson
Theodore Smith
Warren Gorton
Jim Driver
Joe Driver
J. M. Kilgore
Woodlawn Cemetery
Pomona
Kansas City Market Report Cattle and Hogs Summary
KC Markets reports mixed livestock moves with cattle moves up to 50 higher on cows, calves and feeders steady, good to 21.25 for heifers, and cows 13.50 to 15.00. spring lambs 19.00 to 24.00, hogs weaker with barrows yields 13.25 to 14.50 and sows down to 11.50 to 13.00, all relative to last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Marriage Licenses for Bob L. Peck and Rose Adams
Bob L. Peck, 36, of Ottawa, and Rose Adams, 40, of Ottawa, apply for marriage licenses in the local court records. The couple is listed as engaged to wed pending official license issuance and ceremony arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob L. Peck
Ottawa
Rose Adams
Communist Party Eyes US Comeback
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports the Communist Party in the United States, led by Gus Hall, seeks a comeback by wooing youth and civil rights activists. It faces defection, limited Negro support, and dwindling Moscow backing, while plotting a summer convention and new front groups to influence politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party
United States
William L. Ryan
Communist Party of the
Hall
Labor Youth League
Mortimer Daniel
Danny) Rubin
Midwest
Minnesota
Arvo Mike Halberg
Mexico
Moscow
FBI
U.S
Worker
4-H Sunday Observed by County Clubs at Church
The county wide 4-H Sunday services will be held at 7 30 p m Sunday April 26 at the First Methodist Church All 17 county 4 H Clubs will participate in the service an outgrowth of Rural Life Sunday first observed in 1929 at the suggestion of the International Association of Agricultural Missions The County 4 H Chorus composed of the Princeton Jolly Workers and two members from each club will sing Let There Be Peace On Earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Rural Life
International Association of Agricultural Missions
Princeton Jolly Workers
Princeton Jolly
Four Men Cited For Violations In Village Police Records
Four men face citations from recent city police actions. On April 24 John E. Wise, 21, 928 Cypress, charged with defective mufflers. Byron R. Harms, Pomona RFC 2, charged with careless and inattentive driving. On April 25 Gary L. Prager, 20, 1146S, Main, charged with careless and inattentive driving, and James F. Graham, 18, 5 Brookside Lane, charged with careless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Wise
Cypress
Byron R. Harms
Pomona
Gary L. Prager
Main
James F. Graham
Brookside Lane
Wellsville area events include horse show and society meeting
A Wellsville horse show by the Wellsville Royal Riders is set for Sunday April 26 one mile west of Wellsville at 1 p m with eighteen events and a rain date May 10. The Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Hays Hall on April 16 with plans to host dinner for the Ottawa District MYF Spring Convention on April 26. The dinner committee includes Mrs. Warren Warnock Holtwick Barnett and others to benefit youth programs. W E Peterson of Syracuse Kansas visited Wellsville April 19 and planned to attend a Kansas City school administrators conference April 20 21. The Wellsville High School Pep Club hosts a bake sale at Hostetter's Hardware on April 25. Susan Gleisberg, a 1963 graduate, recently finished at Hays School of Hairdressing April 15 and had a tonsillectomy at Gardner on April 17. she is the daughter of Mrs Frances Gleisberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Paul Warren
Bill Warnock
J.W. Tomlinson
J. Linn Holtwick
Edward Barnett
Susan Gleisberg
Wellsville High School
Susan
Hays School of
Mission
Gardner
Foundation Gifts 300000 for Kelleg Community College
The Albert L. and Louise B. Miller Foundation of Battle Creek Michigan gave 300000 to cover half the cost of a physical education building at Kelleg Community College in Battle Creek. The Millers have deep Ottawa ties and historic newspaper holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L
Louise B. Miller
Miller
The
News
Federated Publications
Journal
Lansing
H.C. Branson
Ottawa
Louise Branson
Battle Creek
Robert Miller
A. L. Miller
Ottawa High Doins Tornado Week Activities and Notices
Ottawa High students attend the State FBLA convention in Pittsburg with 11 members and two sponsors. They toured the Census Building and heard Gladys Peck speak, then joined a large pep rally and bank visits for seniors. The RECORD newspaper earned first class rating but missed All American by 180 points. Elections for senior high A Team cheerleaders were held, naming six winners. Notices include clemency petition for William Bennett and county board of equalization meeting announcements and estate proceedings for Nancy J. Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OHS
F.B
Ottawa
Future Business Leaders of America
Pittsburg
Don Peters
Glenna Hettler
Ruby Milliman
Sheila Mulcahey
Shirley Korkames
Eloise Montgomery
Bonita Mendell
Sue Judd
Marie Girard
Leroy Bailey
Gladys Peck
Louisiana
F.B.L.A
George D. Butler
Electra Mfg. Co
Independence
Rose Shular
Orlis Cox
Ottawa Banks
W. P. Shepard
Record
National Scholastic Press Association of Minnesota
Kay Reams
Roxy Lennard
Debby Reddick
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in Local Ledger
The list records multiple hospital admissions including Mrs. Dale Goforth of 711 Pine, Mrs. Maude Adkinson of Paola, and Roger Zimmerman of Osa watomie among others. Dismissals include Leonard Allen bound for K U Medical Center and Mrs Jessie Mundy of 1112 S Main, with several others noted for Friday or Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Goforth
Pine
Maude Adkinson
Paola
Euell Baker
Williamsburg
Frank Emery
Hamblin
Roger Zimmerman
Osawatomie
Herbert Brooks
S. Hickory
Leonard Allen
K.U. Medical Center
Jessie Mundy
Main
Harry Lantis
Pomona
Cleo Shade
Bob Cook
Ben Heidner
Viola Montague
Overbrook and Nearby Livestock Sales Listings
Weekly livestock sale notices include Overbrook Livestock Sale in Overbrook Kansas every Wednesday and Allen County Livestock Auction in Gas City, plus Council Grove Livestock Auction in Council Grove every Saturday. Harold Stewart contact CH 2 4836 provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Kas
Overbrook
Kansas
Allen County
Gas City
Council Grove
Harold Stewart
YFF Club Members Recall Origins and Bridge Winners
Notes from Lane Area recounts Thursday gathering of the YFF Club with 14 members at Mrs. W. M. Christian’s home. Edith White won bridge high, Clara Hiles high honors, Esther Lombard traveling, Ida Kimball and Florence James no play prize. Members discussed joining year. Gladys Henderson and Jessie Stevenson are charter members. The club, also called Yours For Fun, formed in 1928 by Masonic wives whose husbands attended lodge. It started with 16 members. Clara Hiles was the first member after organization. Monthly meetings continue. Lane Club seeks older clubs in Miami or Franklin Counties for comparison. Mrs. William Owens presides, Mrs. Earl Lombard is secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YFF Club
W. M. Christian
Bridge
Edith White
Clara Hiles
Esther Lombard
Ida Kimball
Jow
Florence James
Christian
Gladys Henderson
Jessie Stevenson
John Burkdoll
Ottawa
Miami
Franklin Counties
William Owens
Earl Lombard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bill Broers
Friday
Faith Bible Church
N. Poplar
Clifford Lewis
Ray Howell
S. Oak
Retired Civil Service
Belleville
Eagles
Bob Brockus
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ellis
New York
Mosccow
U. S
R.B. Shoemaker
Rantoul
Joel Nordeen
Marilyn Wasmund
County 4.H Council
Sharon Rice
4-H Council
Roger Biddle
Baldwin
Wellsville Area News
M. Y.F. Institute
W. E. Peterson
Syracuse
W.H.S
Hostetter’s Hardware
She Is the
Frances Gleisberg
Lloyd Gleisberg
Cyclone Doins
Ottawa High
Teresa Morrisey
Legals
William Edward Bennett
Anderson County
Topeka
KSP
County Board OF Equalization
Board of County Commissioners
Franklin
County Commissioners Office
Bruce Spears
State of
Franklin County
Said
Nancy
James W. Riley
Nancy J. Riley
Linda Smith
Gilmore Mason
Ernor
Topeka, Kansas
Admiral Gilmore Mason
Carlisle’s
Clark
Turner, Kansas
Farmall
Otasco
Oklahoma and Tire Supply Co
Woolworth’s
Mr. Cook
General Services
Lee Carter
Standard Rendering Co
Charles Redman
Herald
Claude
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
North
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
N. Main
Furniture and Alpliance
Printy’s
Todd Mobil Homes
Jack Nelson
Ottawa-Topeka
J. L. Bailey
Sherwin,Williams Co
Box
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