Ottawa Briefs Roundup Of Local News And Events
Ottawa items include district meeting of Safe Employees Association in Topeka with officers elected, fire crew responding to a wiring short in a car owned by Bill Lantis, and Miss Frances Adler preparing for surgery after a hip injury. Also notes on school visits, band and orchestra concerts, student council treasurer race, a missionary conference at Faith Bible Church, bike theft report, found clothing, senior play, a truck accident near Tequa Hill, and Pvt. L. F. Welch assignment at Fort Polk plus Russell Criles addressing Paola Chamber on Hillsdale reservoir plans with about 150 in attendance.
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Paola
Russell Criles
Marais
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges With Details
Hospital notes list admissions for Mrs Richard Thomas at 9th and S Oak Streets and for Larry De Garmo at 908 W 6th, plus Mrs Raymond C Ford of Wellsville and a son born today weighing io lb 10 oz. Discharges include Robert H Jones at 817 Cherry on Thursday and Mrs Kenneth G Heiiby with infant son, Pomona, and Mrs William LeValley with infant daughter at 1135 N Hickory today.
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Richard Thomas
9Th
S. Oak Streets
Larry DeGarmo
W. 6Th
Raymond C. Ford
Wellsville
Pei
Warren C. Hughes
Weight
Robert H. Jones
Cherry
Kenneth G. Heiiby
Pomona
William LeValley
Hickory
Prodigal World For Methodists in Minneapolis
About 8000 people including delegates to the Methodist General Conference watched a two hour documentary drama in Minneapolis municipal auditorium. Actors singers and speakers presented moving pictures depicting sin and wrongs of the earth as a call for forgiveness and reflection.
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Methodist General Conference
Minneapolis
Municipal Auditorium
Governor Hall Plans Southeast Kansas Speaking Tour
Gov. Fred Hall will visit southeast Kansas next week to meet supporters and speak at events. Engagements include Oswego Lions Coffeyville Rotary Independence Lions Parsons Kiwanis Iola Rotary and a Pittsburg Republican meeting. Tour travels through Yates Center Toronto Oswayo Coffeyville Cherryvale Neodesha Parsons Pittsburg Chanute Humboldt and Tola.
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Topeka
Fred Hall
Kansas
Oswego Lions
Coffeyville Rotary
Independence Lions
Parsons Kiwanis
Iola Rotary
Pittsburg
Yates Center
Toronto
Oswayto
Coffeyville
Cherryvale
Independence
Fredonia
Neodesha
Parsons
Chanute
Humboldt
Tola
Kansas Wheat Storage Reaches Record April Total
Kansas reports 262,047,000 bushels of wheat in storage as of April 1, the largest April 1 figure since 1946. Of this, 124,384,000 bushels are in interior mills, elevators and warehouses, 22,940,000 in merchant mills, with the rest in terminals and CCC in transit or under CCC control.
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Topeka
Kansas
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation In Transit
Deaths Mrs A E Macoubrie of Ottawa dies at 71
Mrs A E Macoubrie formerly Edith Almira Willis, age 71, died at home in Ottawa after months of ill health. A practical nurse active in the city, she was born March 5, 1885 in Carrollton Missouri and married in 1902. Survived by two sisters and three brothers, funeral details listed with Lamb Funeral Home Ottawa and services in Carrollton.
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A. E. Macoubrie
A. FE. Macoubrie
Maple
Macoubrie
Ottawa
Edith Almira Willis
Carrollton
Arthur E. Macoubrie
First Baptist Church
Philathea
G. G. Club
Tacille Butler
Ruby Dunlap
Kansas City
Rey
Emmett Willis
Clifton Willis
Carrallton
Lamb
W. A. Elliott
Garrollton
Roger Fredrikson
Three Kansans Die In Wrecks This Year
Three Kansans died in separate traffic crashes yesterday, raising the state’s 1956 road-death toll to 780. Opal Smith 45 of Valley Center died after a crash near a Wichita bridge abutment. Lena Gillman 65 near Independence died from injuries suffered in an April 18 crash. Manuel Martinez Jr. 19 of Chanute died from injuries from a one car crash south of Chanute on April 18.
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Opal Smith
Rt. 2
Valley Center
Wichita
Lena Gillman
Independence
Manuel Martinez Jr
Chanule
Chanute
Ten Killed In Building Blast In Pulaski Va
Pulaski Virginia restaurant owner strikes a match to a gas heater triggering an explosion and fire that leveled a three story brick building. The blast damaged a restaurant two shops and a Salvation Army transient home with seven families in upper apartments. Four survivors were hospitalized and one body found. police feared 10 to 12 remains in the ruins. The operator Mahaffey, in his seventies, was hospitalized with unknown injuries. his wife escaped via a drain pipe.
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Pulaski
Salvation Army
G. J. Bouldin
W. J. Mahaffey
Mahaffey
Mehaffey
Crash Injuries Fatal To Woman In Independence
Mrs. Lena Gillman, 65, died in an Independence hospital after injuries from an April 18 automobile crash. She was the wife of George Gillman of near Independence.
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Independence
Lena Gillman
George Gillman
Near Independence
Woman crushed by family car in apparent runaway incident
Cape Girardeau Missouri tragedy reports Mrs. red Bendel, 33, killed yesterday when the family car rolled toward her as she attempted to stop a driverless vehicle. A 16-year-old son Raymond told police he could not start the car earlier.
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Cape Girardeau
Red Bendel
Raymond
Capper Stock Sale Clash Draws Kansas Officials
In Topeka officials at Capper Publications oppose a bid to acquire stock control. Philip Zach seeks to vacate a 1953 order transferring 25,000 shares to the Capper Foundation. Zach group offers 250000 to fund the foundation and asserts Schenck and Bailey declined to join a purchase, pledging to bid if stock is offered.
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Topeka
Capper Publications Inc
L. H. Schenck
W. A. Bailey
Capper Publications
Shawnee County
Philip Zach
Capper
Henry S. Blake
Senator Capper
Capper Foundation
Zach
Schenck and Bailey
Foundation
Blake
Mosby Sues Minister Over Dalmatian Eye Injury
John C. Mosby head of a medical publishing firm filed a $50,000 suit in St. Louis County Circuit Court alleging a Dalmatian owned by Dr. Edgar C. Taylor, an Episcopal minister and headmaster of the Taylor School, bit him in the eye on February 12 during a visit at Taylor's Clayton home.
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Mosby
St. Louis County
Edgar C. Taylor
Taylor
Taylor School
Clayton
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Bafeway
Safe ~ Employees Association
Richard Pleit
T. A. Bischoff
South Main
Bill Lantis
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Frances Adler
S. Elm
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Princeton
Osawatomie
Missouri Pacific
Hillis Nursery
Ottawa Herald
Forest ‘Park
Ndonald Hull
Johnny Stottiemire
George Fuller
Sheryl Geringer
Marie Coats
Ricky Snider
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Kenneth Froggate
Janice Welch
Cathy Smith
Linda Lloyd
Dean McBride
James Ratliff
Gerald Holmes
Roxanne Martin
Jerry Cole
Mrs. Yerkes
Ottawa Senior High School
Memorial Auditorium
Janet Cox
Dennis Ssmith
Conference
Faith Bible
N. Poplar
Belgian Congo
Philippine Islands
New Mexico
James Harvey
S. Main
Ottawa High School
Tequa Hill
Williamsburg
Dean Driscoll
Earl Casteel
Little Rock
Ark
Casteel
Driscoll
Pvt. L. F. Welch
Sonya
Oak
1St Armored Division
Fort Polk
G. H. Stinson
Dengel
Louis H, Dengel
Prodigal World
Methodists
Minneapoli
Smith
de Molay
Franklin County
Masonic Temple
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Dennis Conger
Larry Worsythe
Frank Johnson
Larry Wright
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Darwin Barnhisel
Dale Watts
Joel Gerglund
David Hilligoss
John Going
Morgan Williams
Marshall
Bud Gollier
Dennis Ainsworth
Keith Thompson
Jerry Thompson
Terry Vogler
Larry Bancroft
Lauren Ward
Dave Sutherland
Sentinel
Meredith Williams
Don Morris
Steven Mundrick
Don Sexton
James A. Endicott
Milton J. Davis
Jim C. Heotis
Paul O. Sanford
William J. Silvey
Val Petrus
David L. Rohovit
James ‘Hornbuckle
C. C. Faulkner, Jr
Kansasity, Mo
International Supreme Council
Raymond Hilligass
Petunias
Verbena
Phlox
Yes
Herald
Paeeves
C. A. Myers & Son
Centrepolig
Roberta Maret Bale
East 11Th Bt
Lawrence
Kas
Overbrook
Kays
Russel Sanders
Baldwin
Stoberts
East 1Th St
Ella Scott Eat
North Main
Jack
Albert Stewart & Son Farm
Albert
Harold
Franklin Co
Wilson & Locust
Ottawa Riding Club
Wilson St
Bnl Ransom, Jr
Guernsey
Sale
Irranklin Co
Printy & Son
Ben Printy
M Community Anie
N. Main
H. R. McCurdy
Meee
Davis Paint Store
Main
Reno
Chuck
Dundee
Financial Tipi
Bank of Ottawa
The
Bank of Friendly Service
George H. Swank
Doris May Goforth
Otttawa
U. S
Rlin
Bennett
Bennett Creamery CO
N. Walnut
Ottawa Sewing Machine Company
Frank Bogard
Mr. Bogard
New Norge
Norge Appliances
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