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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1957

Page

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Naval Officers' Candidate, Glee Club to perform in festival

Charles J. Hawley, at Newport Naval Officers' Candidate School, joins the OCS Glee Club for the Newport music festival. Ottawa briefs note Beauty Shop, a blind pianist entering KU Medical Center for observation, and other local happenings including a liquor case, a dog hit by a car, and upcoming moves and studies.

Charles J. Hawley Naval Officers’ Candidate School Newport R. J OCS Glee Club Rob Beeler Beech Ottawa K. U. Medical Center Charles P. Knight

Hospital Notes and Obituaries Retold in Ottawa Area

Hospital notes list births and dismissals at Ottawa area facilities including Ralph Bird and Donald Cain newborns, and Mrs Eva Reed dismissal. Obituaries memorialize Mabel Fisher of Ottawa and James Robert Barnett of Wellsville with service details at Coughlin Funeral Home and gravesite info. Zora Batdorf obituary notes Richmond residence and Wellsville connections with funeral at Wellsville.

Test Delayed at Atomic Energy Site in Nevada

Unfavorable winds force a 24 hour postponement in the Atomic Energy Commission’s lab test code named Shasta near the Nevada facility. Detonation of the device is delayed while weather clears and safety procedures precede.

Nev Atomicenergy Commission

Mrs Lillie Carpenter Scott 82 Baldwin

Mrs Lillie Carpenter Scott 82 of Baldwin died today at 3 am in Osawatomie state hospital. Born July 26 1875 in Wollsville she married John Scott in 1902 who died in 1948. Survived by sons Winfield Baldwin and Jay J Ottawa, three grandchildren one great grandchild, brother Albert Carpenter Wellsville and sisters Mrs Ella Smay and Miss Mary Carpenter Ottawa. Funeral Monday 2 pm at Towners with Rev Charles P Knight. burial West Baldwin Cemetery.

James Robert Barnett Wellsville Cora Batdorf Harry Emporia Floyd Clathe Eugene Charlotte Culbertson Sterling Doris Coffman Mary Morganstein Kansas City Ruth Crawford Paola Edward Ottawa Lizzie Kimble Osawatomie Minta Smith Robert Coughlin Funeral Home Carl Leslie Walnutcreek Cemetery L. Carpenter Scott Lillie Carpenter Scott Baldwin Wollsville Ezra A Susan Ratdorf Carpenter John Scott Scott Wellsville High School Emporia State Teachers College Valley Chapel Methodist Church Winfield Jay J Albert Carpenter Ella Smay Mary Carpenter Towner Chanel Charles P. Knight West Baldwin Cemetery

Funeral notices and odd inquiries for Franklin County agent

Funeral services were held for Ornan Read who died July 30 at McVey-Denger Mortuary. John Frederick Berlin died July 28 in Tucson and was buried at Highland Cemetery. Franklin County Agent Don Brown says he is asked unusual questions, such as how to dry corn like grandmother did, and advises cooking, shaving kernels, sun drying, and sealing in jars. He also covers mosquito control sprays, tree removal on neighbors’ property, and thinning fruit via sprays.

Ornan Ornan Read McVey-Denger Mortuary W. A. Elliott Ernest Watkins George Royer Walt Wilson Liomal Shaw Mark Yates John Allen Gordon Noland R. L. Stevens Highland Cemetery John Frederick Berlin Tucson Ariz McVey-Dengel W. B. DeVilbiss Ralph Dickinson Paul Heckman Albert John‘son Perry Porter Fred Theilen Don Waldo Ottawa Building and Loan Association Don Brown Franklin County Brown

Crime Increase Hits London

London faces a sharp rise in indictable offenses with a 14 percent jump last year. Police credit national trends, citing violent crime spikes and a young offender cohort among arrestees. Officials warn residents to stay vigilant as break-ins and prostitution add to public concern.

London Londonex Jane

Wreck Kills One Six Hurt Near Big Springs

A crash on US 40 east of Big Springs killed a 6 month old boy and injured six others. John Coch rane, 28, of Fort Riley Co D 69th Armored drove into a parked car driven by Aston Albert Womack 40 of Topeka the Womack car caught fire. Darrell Wayne Womack 6 months died. Survivors include Womack and his son Jimmy 10 and daughter Judy Ann 6. Cooperating soldiers William Dalton and Daniel Grove also injured.

Big Springs Kasi U. S Here State Highway Patrol John D. Cochrane Co. D 69Th Armored Fort Riley Aston Albert Womack Topeka Womack Jimmy Judy Ann Cochrane William Dalton Daniel Grove Dalton Grove

Liar claim on spray linked to fruit tree yield later

Brown defended a controversial spray remark saying it is the same solution used later to increase fruit tree yield. He welcomed questions of all kinds and added that if he lacks answers he will make every effort to find them.

Brown

Emergency Landing For NATO Commander Norstad

An airliner carrying American General Lauris Norstad and other passengers made an emergency landing at London Airport after engine trouble. The NATO commander and all aboard escaped unharmed as the Constellation plane returned from Goose Bay to Paris with one engine out.

London Lauris Norstad NATO Norstad Goose Bay Labrador Paris Air Force Constellations

Traffic Toll Topeka Kansas 1957 and 1956 Records

State Accident Records Section reports last 24 hours traffic totals for Topeka Kansas with 1957 figure 289 and prior year 1956 figure 364. Data reflects daily tolls from the state records, listing comparative counts for the two years.

Topeka Kansas

Puzzle In Man's Death At Chicago Hospital

Coroner reports Joseph Olson age 59 died July 24 from arteriosclerotic heart disease and a foreign body in the abdomen. A pair of surgical forceps was found in Olson's small intestine during autopsy by Dr. Francis A. Archer. The jury ruled the foreign object likely entered during an operation on June 28 at Woodlawn hospital. surgeon Dr. Edward Goldberg said the forceps could not have been left in the body. Olson's wife Doris, 69, said he had complained of pains after the June 28 procedure.

Orgun Francis A. Archer Qison Edward Goldberg Olson Woodlawn Hespit Doris Genie

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