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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1955

Page

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Ottawa News Briefs Include Elections And Appointments

Eight youth delegates from the Ottawa United Church will attend the Muzil National Youth Conference at College Camp Williams Bay Wisconsin. Rev. and Mrs. M Todd Macdonald and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Paul accompany them by car. Rev. Carl Adolfson to pastor Ottawa Free Methodist Church replacing Rev. O E Howell transferred to Hutchinson. LeRoy rural high school district votes set for Sept 6 with separate town and country polls. A new flood control structure on the Switzler watershed near Burlingame completes a 26120 cable yard dam. J L Carnahan funeral held in Geneseo Illinois. family from Ottawa attends. Sheriff investigates a county road collision two miles east and a mile south of Ottawa.

Ottawa M. Todd Macdonald Merle Paul Carl Adolfson Iola Ottawa Free LeRoy Jay Brown

Ottawa News Briefs Reflect Local Incidents and Moves

A two-vehicle collision near Ottawa damaged a 1951 Plymouth driven by Ruth Hoopes and a 1953 Chevrolet driven by Earl Nelson, with $150 and $200 damages respectively. no injuries reported. Leave and hospital updates include Pvt Ronnie Stout’s 30 day leave before Japan duty and Bob Beeler’s recovery from surgery. staff transfers to Kansas City revenue headquarters. hospital visits and vacations noted.

Ruth Hoopes Ottawa Earl Nelson

Deaths and Twin Babies Reported in Area Obituaries

Dr Andrew Bruce Waring 76 of 836 S Cedar died Saturday at St Luke s Kansas City after a week s illness Born in Ottawa March 29 1879 he practiced dentistry 45 years in Kansas City retiring to Ottawa He is survived by two sisters Amey Waring and Mrs Fred Taylor Funeral Tuesday 4 pm Lamb Funeral Home Rev William G Ward officiating Interment Hope Cemetery Twin babies a boy and girl born Saturday at Ransom Memorial Hospital Richmond died Sunday The girl 2 9 died early Sunday The boy 3 pounds died 2 11 pm Bodies taken to Farris Funeral Home Garnett.

Andrew Waring Andrew Bruce Waring S. Cedar St. Luke’s Hospital Kansas City Ottawa Waring School of Dentistry Shubert Grand Ave Elks Club Ransom Memorial Hospital Frank Jackson Richmond Farris Funeral Garnett

Hospital Notes And Births At Local Hospital

Admitted Charlie Jones 613 W 3rd Alvin Crawford 326 Walnut Mrs R J Rayback Sunday. Births Mr and Mrs George A Zook 712 Pecan daughter born Sunday weight 7 lb 2% oz. Mr and Mrs Robert Redick 845 S Cherry daughter born today weight 6 lb 5 oz. Dismissed Mrs Thomas Wilson and baby daughter 218 W 10th Mrs Lauren Gaddis route 2 Mrs Albert Schulz and baby son Rantoul Pete Swindell 725 Cypress W R Smith Pomona Sunday Mrs E E Hendrix Williamsburg today.

Charlie Jones Alvin Crawford Walnut R. J. Rayback George A. Zook Robert Redick S. Cherry Thomas Wilson Lauren Gaddis Albert Schulz Rantoul Pete Swindell Cypress W. R. Smith Pomona E. E. Hendrix Williamsburg

Buckners and Roush Return From Vacation Trip

Mr and Mrs L N Buckner of Wilsey Kansas and Mr and Mrs Max Roush returned from a two week vacation. They attended the Victory Insurance Co convention at Edgewater Beach Chicago the 7th straight year the trip was expense paid for Mr Roush and his wife. They visited relatives in Cleveland and Coopersville and drove through Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa on the way home. Also noted James Durbin underwent kidney stone removal at Ransom Memorial hospital and is allowing visitors.

C. E. Buckner Winter General Hospital Topeka Max Roush Victory Life Insurance Co Edgewater Beach Chicago Roush Cleveland Ohio Coopersville Mich Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa James Durbin S. Poplar Ransom Memorial Hospital

Sale Dates Co. A Myers & Son Livestock Sale Preview

August listings include Overbrook Livestock Sale in Overbrook Kansas and Densil Coz sale one mile north Wellsville Kansas with contact Ottawa Route 4. Phone Centropolis 918 or 17.

Community and farm sales listings in Kansas area

A compiled notice lists multiple weekly farm sales and auctions across Kansas towns including Pomona Ottawa Waverly and Lebo. Entries cover dairy cattle beef cattle milk equipment and general dispersal events with dates and farm locations such as Wil son Lebo Homewood Ottawa Wilson and North Locust.

Albert Stewart & Son Rt Ottawakee Harold Glenn Gilliland Ottawa William Haag Homewood Franklin Co. Sales Co Wilson and North Locust Russell Everson North Rex Berndt Franklin Co Wilson and Locust J. W U.S Franklin Go Bale Wilson and Locuat Harold van Horn

Ben Printy Auctioneer Phone 846-J

Community case every Thursday night at 1136 North Main. Auctioneer Ben Printy lists contact 846 J for details.

Ben Printy N. Main

Notice of hearing in Keezel estate probate case Kansas

The Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas hears a petition by Concrete Materials and Construction Company of Cedar Rapids Iowa owner of the real estate in Section 6 Township 17 Range 20 and all other property of George J Keezel at his death. Defenses must be filed by September 6 1955 at 10 a.m. in Ottawa Kansas. If not, judgment will be entered. Anderson Byrd Attorneys for petitioner.

State of Kansas Franklin George J. Keezel Franklin County Kansas Township 17 Range 20 George J. Keazsel Ottawa Concrete Materials and Construction Company Cedar Rapids Iowa Petitioner Anderson & Byrd

Markets At A Glance New York Stocks Mixed Bonds

Markets at a glance show New York stocks lower and quiet, with mixed bonds and narrow changes. Wheat at Chicago weak to new lows under hedging pressure, corn firm on a technical rebound, oats firm with corn, hogs mostly steady with early sales up to 25 cents to 17.10, and cattle steers and heifers steady with tops around 25.25.

New York Chicago

Quiet Sag Marks Slow New York Stock Session

In New York the stock market sagged in one of the slowest sessions in two years with most price changes fractional and many leading issues unchanged. About 1.2 million shares traded, well below the year's daily average, while Friday's total was 1.53 million. The market ended slightly higher after Du Pont fell 6 points on news of a $1.50 dividend, then partially recovered.

New York Mmany du Pont

Local Markets Report Mixed Wheat and Feed Grain Prices

Feed grains held up fairly well with corn gains cut to about one cent by close. Wheat receipts rose as spring wheat moved into northwest terminals and Minneapolis saw price declines. Soybeans and white corn show around 2.10 and 1.50 respectively, eggs and hens listed in cents per dozen.

Ipathy Northwest Minneapolis

Wheat Futures Dip to Seasonal Low on Hedge Pressure

Chicago wheat futures fell to new seasonal lows as expanded hedging pressure weighed on the market. Rye and soybeans also eased, signaling broad weakness across the grain complex amid active trading and near-term supply concerns.

Chicago Board of Trade

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Merald the Herald Intel Mary A. Walker Weran Hope Cemetery Otta, Frid C. B. Walkig Elkhart Californias Roger Fredrikson Santa Monica Calif Fredrikson Parsons Mrs. J M. Davies Janice Kay Zook Jim Hill Davies Janice Kay Jim Kilgore Leavenworth Switzler Jack Jennings Burlingame Geneseo Ill J. L. Carnahan Carnahan Willa Moses E. B. Simmons Ash H. B. Moses Bruce N. Poplar John Moses Lydia Stewart Baldwin Rosalee Simmons Ray Seibel Louis H. Dengel Wightmans Star Grain & ‘Your‘ Lumber Nui Hese Prices Lumber Co.iber Ronnie Stout L. E. Stout Willow Stout Japan George Medlock Calvin Medlock Atchison Valley Falls Dennison Cemetery Clarence Strickland Ottawa Post Office National Guard Lee Finch Bill Story Bob Beeler Beech K. U. Medical Center N. B. Beeler R. L. Scott Paul Thompson U. S. Revenue Kas City Hall Wichita Lamb Funeral Home South Cedar Street The Hope Cemetery Edmiston Che Edmiston Way Melvern L. N. Buckner Wilsey Purina Jack Nelson Ottawa Market Wilson Anderson County Ed Roberts Lebo Neill George Waverly Tee Center Friay Legals Baltimore 3 Francis Ta Taleing Hore FR Co Hillcrest Warner Bros Bros Sportsman Gillette Eversharp Schick Gem Pal Major Merchandising Corporation P. O. Box Clayton Missouri Western Auto Porter Spears Agency Tom Porter George Spears Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation F.D.S.C F.d.sc Board of Directors F.D.I.C Mid-America Group of Banks Garnett State State Bank Pomona, Kansas Walnut and Hepler Pleasant Hill Odessa Lathrop Norborne, LaMonte and Rockport Citizens Bank
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