Mrs J B Nichols returns from eye surgery in Kansas City
Mrs J B Nichols of 7145 Oak has returned from eye surgery at University of Kansas Medical Center Kansas City Kas and is recovering satisfactorily. Dr Thornburg's office will close May 2 through May 7 for Kansas State Dental Meeting in Wichita. Franklin County Tuberculosis Society closed and audited accounts for year ending March 31 and set a budget for coming year. Christmas seal sale brought 2896.61 with 96 percent to state and national orgs and the rest to the county. Largest annual budget item is 800 for clinics at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Store household goods safe from fire at Ottawa Transfer and Storage Co. Adv Robert Eugene Black 17 of 7365 Sycamore cited for passing stop sign and to appear in Police Court Tuesday. Allen Bishop reports theft of a boy's bicycle. Ronald Wagers working at Elias Beauty Salon. Mr and Mrs C C Adamson travel to Kansas City for postal supervisors meetings at Town House Hotel. Adamson is superintendent of mails at Ottawa post office. Mac's Cafe on Highway 59 reopening 7 days. Cecil McArdle proprietor. Ady
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Franklin County Tuberculosis Society
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Robert Eugene Black
Sycamore
Allen Bishop
Oak
Ronald Wagers
Elias Beauty Salon
C. C. Adamson
Kansas City
Kas
Town House Hotel
Adamson
Ottawa Post Office
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported
Admissions list includes Samuel Ayobahan West Dorm D A Mrs William M Miller 727 S Mulberry Friday Richard Patrick Walsh 1233 S Main Matt Motelet 710 S Locust Today Births announce Arlo Norton Williamsburg daughter born Friday weight 7 lb 1 0 2 Mr and Mrs Louis Williams 1288 Poplar son born today weight 6 lb 10 14 07 Dismissals include William Hazen and baby son 832 Ash Friday Tony Webker RFD Osawatomie Mrs Willard Mitchell and baby son RFD Wellsville Mrs Donald Morris and baby son 723 S Poplar Mrs Neal Finch and baby son 309 E 5th Donna Kay Gentry Williamsburg today
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Samuel Ayobahan
West Dorm
D.A
William M. Miller
S. Mulberry
Richard Patrick Walsh
S. Main
Matt Motelet
S. Locust
Arlo Norton
Williamsburg
Louis Williams
William Hazen
Tony Webker
Osawatomie
Willard Mitchell
Wellsville
Donald Morris
S. Poplar
Neal Finch
Donna Kay Gentry
Rhee Mourns Political Heir At Seoul Funeral
Syngman Rhee mourns Lee Ki-Poong, his political heir who died in a family suicide pact after unrest sparked by Rhee’s vice presidency. Four Lee caskets lay on an improvised altar as nearly 309 mourners and about 3,000 at graveside services heard a chaplain say responsibility was shared by the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Lee Ki-Poong
Lee
Rhee
Eisenhower Arrives at Gettysburg Farm for Weekend Golf
President Eisenhower landed by helicopter at his Gettysburg area farm for a weekend of golf and leisure. He was joined by friend George Allen and his son, Maj. John Eisenhower, after a flight from Washington.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Washington
George Allen
Maj
John Eisenhower
Auto Safety Month Observed In May By Shipman
In May the Herald will publish an notice detailing safety checkpoints for autos to earn a blue and white Kansas State Highway Safety sticker. Authorized Ottawa check points include Al Beets Rambler Bob White Motor Co. Crite Body Shop Reiter Motor Co. Moores Chevrolet Olds Shipman Motor Inc Price Motor Co and Robertson Motor Co. Mrs Lee Shelden has joined the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Ottawa
al Beets Rambler
iBob White Motor Co
Crite Body Sho Reiter Motor Co
Moore’ S
Chevrolet - Olds- Shipman Motile Inc
Price Motor Co
Robertson Motor Co
Down payment cuts for FHA home loans announced
Washington AP reports smaller down payments were authorized for FHA mortgages on homes costing 15 000 dollars or more. The new minimums drop to 600 dollars for a 35 000 dollar home and 900 dollars for an 18 000 dollar home. The move aims to ease credit conditions and spur home building as Eisenhower administration cites tight money.
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Washington
Julian H. Zimmerman
Goss’s
Marie Enyart
Congress Shop
Zimmerman
Eisenhower
FHA
Lillie Washabaugh Pushes Printing Out Of Politics
Kansas state printer could be replaced by a hired manager as Democrat Lillie Washabaugh argues the printing plant serves only government agencies and belongs under the Administration department. She testifies before the Legislative Council amid budget session concerns over rising costs and a delayed bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Lillie Washabaugh
Department of Administration
Search Launched for Gluckmann in Pacific Ocean
Coast Guard planes comb the waters and islands from Honolulu for 34 year old Peter Gluckmann the San Francisco watchmaker aiming for a nonstop light plane record from Toyo to New York. He vanished after taking off from Tokyo three days earlier and radioed he might be forced to land on an island 150 miles from Hawaii.
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Honolulu
Coast Guard
Watersand Islands
Pacific
Peter Gluckmann
San Francisco
Gluckmann
Toyo
New York
Bandera
Tex
J. E. Sifferlin
Seattle
Wellsville News Women Hold Spring Rally at Church
The Miami Association Woman’s Missionary Society spring rally at Wellsville Baptist Church drew about 125 attendees. Highlights included an oagan prelude by Mrs. J. C. Jones Jr., devotions by Mrs. Allen Epps, a skit by Ottawa North Baptist Church, and music by Mrs. Vinton Cramer. Dor. Raymond P. Jennings of Ottawa First Baptist delivered the missionary message. Mrs. Caroline Busboom presided, visitors included Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Crispin of Kansas City, and Phil Berg announced a move to Kansas City. Berg, a math teacher at Wellsville High, will commute rest of the year. Regular surgery updates and local health notes follow.
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Miami Association
Missionary Society
Wellsville Baptist Church
J. C. Jones Jr
Allen Epps
Gardner
Ottawa North Baptist Church
Mrrs. Vinton Cramer
Dor
Raymond P. Jennings
Otttawa First
Phil Bergs
Kansas City
Berg
Wellsville High School
Skids Big Jet In Safely Skids Big Jet In Safely
Captain Eugene Gerow guided a TWIA Boeing 707 off a rain slicked runway at Kansas City Municipal Airport to avoid a crash after landing from Los Angeles. The 101 passengers escaped with minor jolt like sensations as the jet traversed mud and water. Passengers and officials praised the pilot’s quick actions and the crew's calm as the plane stopped near the runway’s edge.
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Kansas City
Eugene Gerow
Municipal Airport
TWIA
Los Angeles
Lynne Dougherty
Morris Guralnick
San Francisco
Guralnick
J. A. Demaree
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Capt. Gerow
lLos Angeles
Funeral services for Marvin William High held at Towner’s Chapel
Marvin William High died April 26. Services were at Towner’s Chapel April 29 with Ell der C. E. Andrews officiating. Pallbearers included Clyde Mock Victor J Sowers Grover Knight Merlin Casteel Samuel Johnston and James Alexander. Hymns sung by Mrs Fred Kissinger Robert Andrews and Kenneth Andrews with Mrs Lawrence Ott. Burial at Highland Cemetery.
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Imarvin W
Marvin William
Hight
Towner’s Chapel
Ellder C. E. Andrews
Clyde Mock
Victor J
Sowers
Grover Knight
Merlin Casteel
Sameul Johnston
James Alexander
Fred Kissinger
Robert Andrews
Kenneth Andrews
Lawrence
United Dry Forces Back Anderson in Gubernatorial Bid
Topeka AP report notes Kansas United Dry Forces executive committee recommended Atty. Gen. John Anderson for governor. He is one of three candidates seeking the Republican nomination to challenge Democratic Gov. George Docking seeking a third term.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Executive Committee of
Kansas United Dry Forces
Attorney General's
Toiday
Anderson
George Docking
Broadcasters Meeting Speakers Named for Kansas Event
The Kansas Broadcasters meeting in Wichita announces speakers for the annual convention May 2022. Rep. William H. Avery, Oliver Gramling, Walter Telch, Oelwein’s John Meagher and AP assistant GM Wendell Hicks are listed as featured presenters. The Junior Class rehearses Our Girls with a May 16 performance in Topeka.
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Topeka
Kansas
Assn. of Broadcasters
Wendell Hicks
Wichita
William H. Avery
Oliver Gramling
Associated Press
Walter Telch
KOEL
Oelwein
Iowa
John Meagher
The
National Assn. of Broadcasters
Dick Clark to Be Quizzed Again by House Panel
Washington AP Dick Clark faces further questioning Monday as House investigators probe payola ties. Clark admits accepting a fur store and jewelry worth 4400 from Lou Bedell but says gifts were relunctant and no quid pro quo. he and his wife also returned a 300 check. He asserts no intent to favor Bedell’s Eva and Dore records.
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Washington
Dick Clark
House
John B. Bennett
R-Mich
John E. Moss
Calif
Clark
Lou Bedell
Eva
Dore
Bedell
Local Markets Grain and Livestock Prices Snapshot
Market list shows barley soybeans wheat rye and corn with various prices. Oats Milo and butterfat figures appear alongside egg prices and poultry classifications including heavy hens light hens and cocks.
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J.B. Nichols
University of Kansas Medical Center
Ottawa Transfer & Storage Co
Mac's Cafe
Mi. N
Hiway
Sun
Cecil McArdle
Ady
Ike
Albright Sewing Circle
King
Humane Society
Dave Cox
Don Shipman
Lee Shelden
Lloyd Bryson
Onera
Ltor
Ot‘lawa
Lloyd
Harry Brown
Brown
Havasu Lake
Arizona-California
James Martin
Mana- Ren
Woolworth's
Clovis, N. M
Martin
Robbin Kay
Denney
Raney Frexall Drug
Harry Willams
Kramer Drug Store
Leo G. Beller
Bill Wright
Kansas Professional Photographers
Kheo Broadview Hotel
Thurman Jamison
Waymire Army Surplus
Ralph Robertson
Studebaker Lark
South Bend
Ind
Ralph
Louis N. Speer
Charles Rose
Proving Grounds
Rose
Lillie
Shwanes
Willian Shanes
Rober
Princeton Cemetery
McVey-Dengel Mortuary
Robert Barnes
Princeton
Ferguson
J,.d
Oliver Combine
Wetmore Hammer Mill
New Holland
Demster
Walter Hegberg
Claude Meyers
Gordon James
Audi
First National Bank
Wellsville News
C. E. Crispin
Hugh Cramer
Jim Russell
St. Joseph's Hospital
Delbert Shawen
Veteran's Hospital
Southwest
Rock Island Rocket
Eudora, Colony
Humansville
Galveston
Texas
Robert Phillips
Will Jacobs
Slis
Baldwin
Alton Williams
Capt
Gerow
Safari Room
Olathe
United Dry Forces
Ottawa Boller Rink
TS Ascream
Clark Carroll Gable
Baker
Lee J. Palmer
Cobb
Tom Comet
Diane
Hillcrest
Fogle Quarry Crushed Stone Ag
By & P
Lord of Thanks
Clinton
Montgomery Ward
Firestone Rider
Fairview
Warmer Bros
Carroll Baker
Roger Moore
Walter Slezak
Katina Paxinou
Henry Blanke
Ram Butler
Irving Rapper
S. Main St
Overbrook, Kansas
National Cash Register
Hamilton Beach
G. H. Bones
Ben Printy & Son
First National Bank of
Overbrook
State of Kansas
Franklin Gounty
Ward County
Adna
Joseph Keyes Strider
Kelsey & Winter
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Pasabbilitea
Edmiston’s
Nevada
Ant
A. J. Grenn
P. D. Box
Dallas
Wooleworth Company
Avon Cosmetics
Patricia Lackey
Emporia
Avon Calling
Avon
General Services
Vrontnes Haat
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