Ottawa area notes and upcoming events brief
Donald Paul Morris of Ottawa has been admitted to Baker University for the 1957-58 fall semester. Ottawa Assembly of God plans an Ottawa Forest Park softball game with a Calvary Church team tonight at 7 30. Rev Kenneth Losh, former Garnett pastor and Ottawa University graduate, spoke at Ottawa First Baptist and heads to the Philippines for Baptist Foreign Mission youth work. Robert Hendrix of Yakima, formerly Ottawa, dies. funeral Wednesday. George L. Medlock becomes executive representative at Topeka Veterans Employment Office after retiring as Ottawa KS Employment Service manager. Medlock family relocation planned. Town notices include citations for Main Street parking violations in Ottawa and Johnson County.
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Donald Paul Morris
Sidney O. Morris
S. Locust
Baker University
Baldwin
Ottawa
Kenneth Losh
Ottawa University
The
Baptist Church
Deaths and notices from Ottawa area obituaries
Clarence Olson of Bode Iowa former Oakland resident injured in a farm mishap last Wednesday after falling from baled hay his neck struck a fence post and he is in Fort Dodge hospital Alfred Leland Graham 79 died at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a week’s stay born Sept 17 1877 moved to Ottawa after railway mail service retirement in 1939 married Florence Dulfin Quenemo Dec 4 1901 Charles D Kings Spanish American War veteran cited for reckless driving case continued at Po jhe. Funeral and burial details given various local officials and veterans groups Hawkins Grange Well Child Clinic and other local notices listed plus crime and traffic notes and updates on Hurst Coffman injuries and recovery.
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Clarence Olson
Bode
Iowa
Oakland
Olson
Fort Dodge
Towa
Eph Larson
Ottawa
Alfred Leland Graham
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Quenemo
Robert L
Julia Mitchel
Graham
Kansas City
Kas
Florence Dulfin Quenemo
Charles D. Kings
Edlice Court
Bellwood Camp
George W. Reed
N. Cedar
State of
Kansas
First Methodist Church
Torrance L
Madison
Wis
Felix McWhirter
Indianapolis
Ind
Phoenix
Ari
Jimmis Mitchell
C. O. Conner
Homer M. Limbird
Herman Weidman
Dr. Helman
4. C. Lindgreen
Albert Dawson
Loren Larimer
Grover Knight, QC
R. Norman
Charles Carey Sr
Perry Burrows
Dean Berlin
J. R. Henning
Oak Hill Cemetery
Quenenio
Traffic Toll Totals From State Accident Records
In the last 48 hours tolls are listed by the State Accident Records Section. To date in 1957 the fatalities reach 295. For the same period in 1956 the toll was 471.
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Topeka
Kansas
Hospital Notes Admits and Births in Local Area
Admitted: George W. Reed 619 N Cedar Roy C Taylor 923 W 6th Mrs Gene Ames 3142 Walnut Mrs Billy Romans 404 E Sid Mrs Howard McCurdy 110 N Main Jephthae Bennett 60 Willow births to Mr and Mrs Kenneth DeWald 616 N Cherry daughter 7 lb 10 oz Wellsville couple Mr and Mrs Wiley Broers son 8 lb 12 oz Mr and Mrs Floyd Schmoe 72 Pecan son 10 lb 11 oz Dismissed: Mrs Max Houchins RFC 4 Sunday Mrs Jonnie Ruiz and baby son 709 N Main Mrs Walter Supernaw and Lois Supernaw Williamsburg Mrs Albert Kunkel Waverly Mrs Miguel Garcia 1002 N Mulberry Mrs C W Barbie Baldwin Mrs Billy Romans 404 Bath Sunday Miss Katie Wingert Wellsville Mrs John C Embry Richmond today
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George W. Reed
Cedar Roy C. Taylor
W. 6Th
Gene Ames
Walnut
Billy Romans
E. Sid
Howard McCurdy
Main
Jephthae Bennett
Willow
Kenneth DeWald
N. Cherry
Wiley Broers
Wellsville
Floyd Schmoe
Max Houchins
RFC 4
Jonnie Ruiz
Baby Son
N. Main
Walter Supernaw
Lois Supernaw
Williamsburg
Albert Kunkel
Waverly
Miguel Garcia
N. Mulberry
C. W. Barbee
Baldwin
Bath
Katie Wingert
John C. Embry
Richmond
Nixon Plans A Vacation
Vice President Nixon announced plans for a two week vacation in California after Congress adjourns. He will spend one week in northern California and one in southern California. He offered no comment when asked about politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
California
Congress
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Goodwin J. Knight
State Office
GOP
County Officials Study New Personal Property Tax Law
The county clerk and treasurer have received instructions on the new law governing personal property tax on motor vehicles. Officials will explain the provisions before the November tax collecting period and have provided forms for vehicles bought after tax assessing time or purchased from dealers who already paid the tax.
Ottawa Woman Amey E Waring Probate Will Filed
The will of Amey E Waring longtime Ottawa resident who died recently was filed in probate court. It lists bequests including 500 dollars to friend Bess Youngberg of Kansas City. a house at 431 Locust to Irma and Marjory Lancaster. 80 acres southeast of Ottawa to cousin Robert Hill with life income to Kate Waring Taylor, who is named executor and who inherits the remainder. The document bears a February 29 1956 date.
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Amey E. Waring
Ottawa
Bess Youngberg
John Youngburg
Kansas City
Irma
Marjory Lancaster
Robert 5. Hill
Kate War
Ing Taylor
Graham Blames Parents For Delinquency
Evangelist Billy Graham told 19,200 at Madison Square Garden that parents are to blame for juvenile delinquency. He urged a six point program to rear children, including time with family, moral guidance, Bible reading, and regular church attendance, amid rising youth violence in New York.
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New York
Billy Graham
Graham
Madison Square Garden
Evantist
Castro Rebels In War Of Nerves
In Havana rebels led by Fidel Castro fight Batista government, with Paola native Max Foote Jr. injured when a bulldozer struck a hole and hurled the 11 year old from the machine. He was taken to the University of Kansas Medical Center for treatment of a severely injured hand and facial lacerations.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Max Foote Jr
Max Foote
Batista
Paola
E. J. Foote
Long Livelottawa
Videl Castro
Young Foote
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Ottawa to Host Inter-Agency Committee Meeting
Leonard Dworsky of Kansas City KS discusses plans to hold the Missouri Basin Inter-Agency Committee meeting in Ottawa this November. The panel includes governors from 10 basin states and various federal agencies planning water and flood control work. An Aug 30 planning session in Ottawa is also planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Dworsky
Kansas City
Ottawa
Missouri
Corps of Engineers
Uig
Army
Bureau of Reclamation
Department of the Interior
Soil Conservation Service
Department of Agriculture
U. S. Public Health Service
Department of Commerce
Federal Power Commission
Peg Carr
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Employment Sought Through Office Here
In July Ottawa employment office directed by Robert Wasson saw 102 new applications filed for Franklin Anderson and Miami Counties. Of these 46 were female and 22 veterans. Eighty two placements followed 11 referrals. forty four placements were women workers. Unemployment claims rose to 103 in July from 73, weather reducing construction work, with expected upswing as construction resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Robert Wasson
Franklin
Anderson
Miami
Cuba in turmoil as Batista suspends guarantees
Rumors spread that Batista's government collapsed while rebels leafleted Hav ana urging workers to stay home. Early reports say most workers returned to jobs, but a Havana TV station's artists and technicians went on strike as police seized the facility. Censorship of stations and papers follows the 45 day suspension, with authorities claiming calm and normalcy nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batista
Havana
Cuba
Egypt Blacklists Italian Freighter Monte Pellegrino
Port Said Egypt authorities have blacklisted the Italian freighter Monte Pellegrino for carrying cargo from Israel. They announced yesterday as the ship entered the Suez Canal that it would not be sold supplies for fuel in Egyptian ports. The blacklisting does not bar it from using the canal.
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Egypt
Monte Pellegrino
Israel
Suez Canal
Bill Would Add Federal Judges in Kansas Illinois
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved bills authorizing extra federal district judgeships. The northern district of Illinois would gain two judges, and Kansas would receive one additional at large judge.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kansas
Ilinois
Senate
Illinois
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Delpha Fields
Lebanon
C. C. Potter
Norman Wolgast
Harold
Dorina
Lou Anne
Emporia
C. A. Nearmyer
Opal
Robert Hendrix
Yakima
Wash
Hendrix
Mary Striplin
Walter Mann
N. Locust
Harry Smith
Cypress
George L. Medlock
Veterans Employment Office
Kansas Employment Service
Anderson Counties
Robert F. Wasson
Medlock
Medlocks
Ash
William Drake
Wright Studio
Franklin County
Main Street
North Main
Johnson County
South Main
Kitty Buller
Concord
N. C
John Buller
Kitty
Prince
Jay Ellis
Hawkins Grange
Hawkins School
Well Child Clinic
Fairmount Hdu
Terry Gene Paul
T Locast
Seventh and Main
Larry Dale Forsythe
Maple
Jay Scot
Colorado
Darlene Larkin
Hurst Coffman
Floyd Coffman
Hurst
Alfred L. Graham
Fisher
Mabel Fisher
Nighland Cemetery
McVe
Louis Hw, Dengel
Oakhill Cemetery
McCall's “Siier
Renue
Castro
Paola Boy
Everythi W
Saffron Glass Co
Ottawa Herald
Engree
Benee
State
Ashley
Budge
Porter Spears
Tom Porter
George Spears
Doeskin
John G. Kaiser Drug Store
Rexall
Pho
Bill Boatright
Storrs-Schaefer Tailoring Co
Grover Knight
Organization of
Anchor Savings and * Loan Association
D. William Overton
Kansas City, Kansas
North American Building
J. Dean Nofsinger Manager
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