Vacation Pack and local notices in Ottawa Herald
News briefs compile vacation service details from the Ottawa Herald office and a string of local items. Reports cover piano tuning, bakery offerings, club talks, parole notices, a truck fire, travels, visitors, Eastern Star events, church groups, taxes, hospital news, weight loss class results, fair judging, Osawatomie fair, and military graduations.
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Herald
Herald Circulation Department
Jay Ellis
Beers Celebrate May 18 1944 Kansas City Marriage
Brief notes mention neglect of duty and division of property related to the Beers couple, who wed May 18 1944 in Kansas City Missouri. Other items note a Dodgers Redlegs junior league game at Forest Park, the White Sox routing the Yankees 10 to 0 with Dennis Smith earning his eighth straight win, and funeral services for Dr Drury R Thorn from Wellsville with graveside rites at Wellsville cemetery after a 12:30 p.m. service in Kansas City.
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Beers
Kansas City, Mo
Dodgers
Redlegs
Forest Park
White Sox
Yankees
Dennis Smith
jSox
Yanks
Drury R. Thorn
Wellsville
Stine & McClure
Kansas City
Blacktop
Briles
Ottawa
Hospital Notes Admits and Births in Local Addresses
Admission notes list Frank L. Tedrow and Mrs. Arthur Jones among others. Births record Mr. and Mrs. Adkinson, Remstedt, Hensley, Nichols, Carpenter with newborns and weights. Dismissals include Mrs. Owen Brooks and baby daughter. Overbrook and Garnett residents named with current day.
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Frank L. Tedrow
N. Mulberry
Arthur Jones
S. Hickory
Clifford Adkinson
S. Poplar
Clyde Remstedt
E. Legafi
Jack Hensley
S. Mulberry
Bill Nichols
Sycamore
Clarence Carpenter
Owen Brooks
Overbrook
Gale Gilbert
Rantoul
Kathy Kimball
Lane
Clarence Rockers
Garnett
Anita Stankard
Deaths Marie Reader 79 Waverly
Mrs. Marie Reader 79 of Waverly was found dead at her condemned home as the moving process for a new school nears. Coroner Harold Westly placed time of death about 7 a.m. She leaves a sister, Mrs. Bertie Shepherd, and nieces including Mrs. Bessie Garrison. Funeral at Towner's likely Thursday 4 p.m. Body to be transported to Cypress Lawn Cemetery, San Francisco.
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Marie Reader
Waverly
Bessie Garrison
Christian Church
Pleasant Wil
Eastern Star Lodge
San Francisco
Bertie Shepherd
Garrison
Towner
Shepherd
Cypress Lawn
Lawrence
Kas
Calif
Funeral services for Briles and Burnett held
Funeral services were conducted for Mrs. William C. Briles who died August 4 at First Baptist Church with Rev R B Shoemaker presiding. Pallbearers included George W Gould and others. burial in Highland Cemetery. Separate services were held August 10 for Sp 3c Clyde I Burnett who died July 28 in Germany with military honors by Fort Leavenworth company. pallbearers listed.
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Edward M. Lape
Vincente F. Manglona
Manning M. Kaneshire
Fred H. Wyatt
Paul M. Lienhardt
Raymond Schmidt
R. L. Stevens
Highland Cemetery
Sgt
Lape
V.F.W. Post
Robert Compton
Connor
Oscar C. Connor
Bethany Baptist Church
William Bailey
Hope Cemetery
Banquet Entertainment Becomes Hobby of New Ottawa Leader
Lowell Gish, new Ottawa High School vice principal and eighth-year educator, pursued an English degree at Southwestern and a KU MS. A former Wilmore superintendent and Kinsley principal, he led student councils, earned UNESCO presidency honors, served in the Merchant Marine, and has three children. His hobby is banquet entertainment and public speaking.
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Lowell Gish
Ottawa High School
Norris Burke
Leroy E. Hood
Garden City
Gish
Wilmore
Herald
Bailey
South, Western
Winfield
Wilmore High School
Kinsley
University of Kansas
Southwestern
Unesco
Kingman
Merchant Marine
David
Juanita
Stephen
Bob
Donna Cheney
J. R. Cheney
Little Rock High School
L. N. Gish
Federated Church
Kiwanis Club
McMillan Funeral Rites for Dora Dean McMillan
Funeral services for Dora Dean Dode McMillan who died Aug 9 were held August 11 at Rosemont Methodist Church with Rev. W N Razak officiating. Pallbearers named. large attendance. burial in Pleasant View cemetery.
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Pleasant View Cemetery
Former College President Dies at 70 in Kansas City
Dr. George W. Diemer, longtime president of Central Missouri State College Warrensburg for 19 years retired 1950 and former president of the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education in 1948 died yesterday at age 70 after a period as hospital patient. A native of Lost Springs Kansas he began teaching at 19 and held a master’s from Columbia University in 1923. He is survived by his widow a son and two daughters. U S Savings Bonds are safe.
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Kansas City
George W. Diemer
Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
International Council of Teaching
American Assn. of Colleges For
Diemer
Lost ‘Springs
Kas
Columbia University
Fixes Deadline For Soil Bank Program Entry
Washington announces winter wheat growers have until September 21 to enter the 1957 soil bank. Farmers will receive an average of 1.20 dollars per bushel, the same as 1956. County ASC committees will accept acreage reserve agreements late this month. details for other crops to follow.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Democratic Keynoter Lived Up To Advance Billing In Speech
Tennessee governor Frank G. Clement delivered a rousing keynote in Chicago praising his party and lambasting the GOP. He assailed Nixon Dixon and Yates, Benson, Ezra B, and Eisenhower, while praising farmers and home team harmony. Delegates cheered as Clement’s energy and breath control carried his lengthy, metaphor rich oratory.
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Benson
Eisenhower
Jim
Clement
CBS Replies To Butler Charge
New York CBS president Frank Stanton defended CBS free press limits in a telegram to Paul Butler of the Democratic National Committee. Butler had criticized CBS for not televising a movie from the Democratic convention titled Pursuit of Happiness and threatened to demand a later broadcast. Stanton rebutted that no commitment or agreement existed and condemned Butler’s attack as inflamatory and misinformed.
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New York
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
Paul Butler
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Butler
CBS
Haggerty Deflects Comment On Clement Remarks
White House press secretary James C Hagerty refused to comment on Tennessee Governor Frank Clement s sharp attack on the Eisenhower administration. He said he would have no comment on anything said at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago last night while noting Clement s criticisms of President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon.
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Washington
James C. Hagerty
White House
Frank C. Clement
Eisenhower
Tennessee
Chicago
Nixon
Clement
Hagerty
Segregation Confronts GOP At National Convention
SAN FRANCISCO reporters note a Republican National Convention subcommittee facing a dispute over Mississippi’s 18 convention votes as two delegations clash on segregation. The scene highlights party tensions over civil rights and voting power within the GOP.
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San Francisco
Mississippi
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