Ottawa briefs wrap at local events and meetings
Ottawa University business manager Robert Bundy will attend a national convention in Cincinnati. Church and school updates include choir alumni events in Kansas City, Earlham retreat speakers, and Pomona Assembly revival schedules. Community clubs, insurance meeting attendees, honor roll notices, and a Safeway employees banquet are noted along with a high school band concert and weekend orchestra performances.
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Robert Bundy
Ottawa University
Cincinnati
Edgar D. Kerr
Ottawa U
Westminster Choir School
Kansas City
Country Club Christian Church
Assembly of God Church
Pomona
Pete W. ‘Ratalaff
Lois Hamilton
Ottawa High School
Memorial Auditorium
Deaths for Mrs Henry Anthony aged 91 in Wellsville area
Mrs Henry Anthony 804 Tremont Wellsville dies Saturday at 12 30 pm in Ransom Memorial Hospital aged 91 well known farmer stockman. Survivors include son Walter C Anthony and three daughters with five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral at Lamb Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 pm with Rev Roger Fredrikson officiating burial in Highland Cemetery
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Henry Anthony
Tremont
Ransorm Memorial ‘Hospital
Anthony
Wellsville
Walter C. Anthony
Delta
Colo
Lynn A. Wilson
Washington, D. C
George Adkins
RFD
Laura Gladys Anthony
Lamb Funeral Home
Roger Fredrikson
Highland Cemetery
Jaycees Attend State Convention in Arkansas City
A dozen Ottawans attended the Junior Chamber of Commerce state convention in Arkansas City to witness the election of next year’s officers. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Jim Warnock Mr and Mrs Bill Keefer Mr and Mrs A B Knoeppel Mrs Bob Stewart Mr and Mrs Bid Piggott Charles Magity Jr and Ron Reed. Keith Upson Caney was elected president and Bill Spencer Olathe international director. Dave Hicks Topeka Bill Lipscomb Eureka and Dave Carlson Pittsburg were named national directors and Jim Lowder Kansas City vice president of the 7th district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Arkansas City
Jim Warnock
Bill Keefer
A.B. Knoeppel
Bob Stewart
Bid
Piggott
Charles Magity Jr
Ron Reed
Keith Upson
Caney
Bill Spencer
Olathe
Dave Hicks
Topeka
Bill Lipscomb
Eureka
Dave Carlson
Pittsburg
Jim Lowder
Kansas City
Drowned in Little Arkansas River near Wichita
Mrs Jo Ann Berry 21 and her son were drowned Saturday when a motor boat was swept over a 15 foot dam in the Little Arkansas River near downtown Wichita. Earl Berry Sr. 19, a Birman at Me Ron berry pitcher in the Dee Connell Air Force Base, survived with others treated for shock and exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Jo. Ann Berry
Rarl
Little, Arkansas River
Two Boys Held For Extortion
CHICAGO police turned over two grade school boys to juvenile authorities after they admitted sending extortion notes demanding 20 to 50 dollars from neighbors under threat of harm to their children. Tenants in a Northwest Side housing project reported letters signed The Killer and The Gang.
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Chicago
Lees
Parker
Ottawa
Uoncols
Wichitey
Odt
Wermuth
Patricia
Throckmorton
Deep Sleep Treatment For Neurotics Described
A Canadian psychiatrist describes psychic driving a deep sleep method for neurotic patients. The process uses 30 to 60 days of sleep with barbiturates and tranquilizers, daily meals, electric shocks, and long hours of recorded positive statements to implant new behavior patterns.
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Dallas
D. Ewen Cameron
McGill’ University
Montreal
Canada
Cameron
War Hero Now Serves As Sheriff In Colorado Suburb
GOLDEN Colo War Hero GOLDEN now serves as sheriff of Jefferson County a Denver foothills suburb. 41 year old Republican Art Wermuth known as One Man Army of Bataan is credited with 116 enemy killed in the Philippines. He was appointed last January after a predecessor quit over income tax trouble and says he loves the job. Wermuth has a varied postwar career including flying circus, drug salesman, Wichita city marshal and oil engineer in Venezuela. He and his wife settled at Lakewood and he now runs a 38 member staff over 12 000 square miles and 98 000 people in the county.
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Golden
Cola
Uncle Sam
Bataan
Art Wermuth
Jefferson County
Rocky Mountain Foothills
Denver
TI Love
Philippines
Wermuth
Wichita
Kas
Venezuela
Venchange
Ture
Lakewood
Colo
Cameron
Tex Green
Neuropsychiatric Assn
Conifer
Calo
American
Psychiatric Assn
Handwriting Test Ties Boys to Extortion Notes
Police traced handwriting on extortion notes to two seventh grade boys, Hector Donati, 12, who admitted composing the notes, and Anthony Corona, 14. Detective John Keady said both boys were held for further questioning after their schoolteacher gave pupils a handwriting test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keady
Hector’ Donati
Anthony Corona
Hospital Notes and Congress Oath Takeover
A hospital ledger lists admissions and discharges including William H. Lowe and Mrs. Ronald L. Haug, with births noted for Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Collins. In politics, Congress reconvenes after Easter as Ralph Yarborough and Joseph Montoya are sworn in, replacing deceased or resigned members. Yarborough, 53, from Austin, elected to the remaining Senate term. Montoya fills NM House seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Lowe
Ronald L. Haug
S. Mulberry
Manta J. Elder
S. Main
Marlin Mooney
Quenemd
Bill J. Hughes
Cypress
Waunita Happy
Cedar
Sharon Arnold
Lloyd Neal
Williamsburg
Michael W. Collins
Clifford Wheeler
Elaine Reichard
Hyda McBrier
Cherry
William Shaffer
Pomona
Washington Tu
Congress
Mulberry
Roberti
Stansbury
S. Poplar
Charles
Kansan Killed in Border Accident Near Kansas Border
PaHhUska Oklahoma outlet reports Charles Hyatt 61 of Elgin Kansas was killed yesterday in a one car crash north of town near the Kansas border. Hyde’s son Charles Frank Hyatt 27 and John Hall 27 of Bartlesville were not injured. Trooper Emil Hunt provided the details.
Vandals Strike Fairmont Elementary Damaging School
Principal Lindsey Keeler reports vandals entered Fairmont Elementary in Denver Sunday and caused extensive damage. They broke at least 100 windows, smashed clocks, demolished phones and typewriters, hurled chairs, shattered a piano, shredded records, ruined an athletic trophy, and overturned desk drawers across 12 classrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Lindsey Keeler
Fairmont
Traffic Toll Topeka Kansas 1957 Fatalities Listed
Traffic toll from Topeka Kansas recorded by the State Accident Records Section covers the last 48 hours. Figures show 1957 fatalities at 162 for the period, with 192 for the same period in 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
State Acciden Records
Boeing 377 to 707 Jet Transport Study
Right figures show John Janush stating the 377 707 license. The Boeing Airplane Co. employee references the Stratocruiser known as project 377. The new Jet transport is the 707.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
John Janush
Boeing Airplane Co
Boeing
Conditions In India Are Church Topic
Dr and Mrs Oliver Hasselblad and their three children led an evening service at First Baptist Church discussing conditions in Assam India Dr Hasselblad has run a hospital in Jorhat Assam for 18 years His family recently returned to the United States and his daughters entered Ottawa University The son is in junior high school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Purdy
Anthony
New Hope Baptist Church
Mr. Anthony
John Anthony
Earl Kohler
le Loup
Peoria Methodist Church
William Quayle
Baker University
Oliver Hasselblad
Marva
Wyvn
Carl
First Baptist ‘Church
Assam
India
Hasselblad
Jorhat
United [States
Ottawa University
Masselblad
H Bomb Opposition From Communists
London Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd says opposition to Britain's H bomb tests mainly comes from Communist sources aiming to stop Britain becoming a nuclear power. He minimizes health danger from fallout and argues deterrence benefits for Japan and other Asian nations against communist aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Selwyn Lloyd
Britain
Lloyd
Japan
Six Persons Claim Money Found In Barn
New Castle trooper John Holman holds 150 dollars to give away as six claimants pursue the found money. Albert Beckle George Smarelli and Ronald Newtzie found it as their parents divided and deposited it for safe keeping. Claims filed by James J. Shaw renter and Mrs Harry Klingensmith owner, plus Mrs Ella Kalajainen who says a nephew left the cash years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Pat
John Holman
Albert Beckle
George Smarelli
Ronald Newtzie
James J. Shaw
Harry Klingensmith
Ella Kalajainen
Say Metal Fatigue Caused Fatal Crash
A military investigating committee blamed metal fatigue for the March crash that killed President Ramon Hazatiaey and 25 others. The panel said the fatigue caused a shaft break in the right engine generator after a pencil drive shaft failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Ramon Hazatiaey
The
Armed Services
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Earlham
Ind
Earlham College
St. Paul
Ottawa Insurance
Hutchinson
Kansas State Association of Life Underwriters
Warren Mason
Ottawa Association
Bill Piggott
Glen Bigelow
Leroy Burk
Dolli
Gary Followell
Willis Hawks
Ered’ McClanahan
Mason
Stewarts Fruit & Flowey Eart
George W. Stewart
John Jarrett Clinton
Clinton
J J Clinton
Liberty Community Club
Nancy Blackman
Dorothy Kaub
Alvin Lee Klingler
Richard Schultz
Nora Davenport
Esther Lantis
Gilbert Davenport
Carolyn Kaub
Lacy Pritchard
Mary Newcomer
District Court
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Cooper
Robert Engles
Cottonwood
State Cosmetologist Association
Kayettes
Rose Campbell
Levi Snapp
Coffeyville
Research
Ottawa Safeway
Hotel Jayhawk
Kangag City
Lionel Palardis
Mrs
Macys
Olive ‘Sumastine
Ate
Peoria
Oct
Shudge
Jacob
Beebe Sdristine
Franklin County
Frank
County Register of Deeds
Lizzie Brunton
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
George H. Thomas Circle No. 60
Ladies of
G.A.R
Jaycees
Atuart
Okla
Carl Frazier
Little Ark River
War Hero
Henry Parker
Kansan
McVey
Dengel
Lauis H. Dengel
Safeco
Alexander Insurance Agency
Guneral
Ottawa Herald
Porter Spears
Tom Porter
George Spears
Anchor Savera
Federal Savings and Loan
Membership Insurance Corporation
Organization of Safe Saving
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