Vacation Pack service and local notices in Herald
Vacation service offered to Herald readers with no extra charge, delivering copies published during absence. Also local briefs include piano tuning, Rotary talk by Don Cordes, auto accidents near Ottawa, fire report, court fines, party leadership choice, burn injuries, drunkenness fines, parking violations, and obituary for Mrs. Cora Penry with funeral details.
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Herald Office
Herald
Herald Circulation Department
Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals Listed
Hospital notes list admissions for Calvin Hicks 728 N Oak Miss Ida Winkler 524 N Oak Mrs Coburn Parkin Pomona and others on Wednesday Dismissals include Henry Fishburn Overbrook Mrs Coburn Parkin Pomona and multiple individuals plus two infant births with listed addresses today
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Calvin Hicks
N. Oak
Ida Winkler
Coburn Parkin
Pomona
Henry Fishburn
Overbrook
David Johnson
Topeka
Dennis Conger
Willow
Irwin Heth
Williamsburg
Clarence Reay
Drumright
Oklo
Clyde Romstedt
E. Logan
Clarence Carpenter
Clifford Adkinson
S. Poplar
Accident Damage Near Ottawa on One-Lane Bridge
An accident yesterday afternoon caused damage to two autos on a one-lane bridge one mile south of Ottawa on County Road The mishap involved estimates of property damage and occurred on a rural bridge, with no further injuries reported in the readable text.
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Charles C. Story
Baldwin
C. J. Burlingham
Rt. 3
Ottawa
Hickory
Darrage
Alvin R. Miller
Esther M. Sleichter
Ottawa-ons County
Funeral rites for Myrtle Suttle held in Lane area
Funeral services for Mrs Myrtle Estella Suttle former resident of Lane were held August 13 at Lamb Funeral Home with Dr W A Elliott officiating Pallbearers included J P Kirk Phillip Kirk Leo Howard Bruce Allison D B Runnells Kirk Runnells Kyle Clint and Roscoe LaFollette organ music by Mrs J R Henning Burial followed in Lane Cemetery A separate note mentions Moe Dra bowsky a Trinity College star who signed with the Chicago Cubs and was born 21 years ago in Ozanna Poland.
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Donald Max Hagerud
Glenville
Minn
Ellsworth
Edward Sharbonne
Newton
Cora Penry
Wellsville
Miami
Lyon County
Miami County
Charles Penry
Vernon Smeathers
Paola
Belle Eckerson
Bernice Henry
Kansas City
Grace Leslie
Shreveport
Wellsville Methodist Church
Floyd Moss
Kas
Wellsville Cemetery
Myron (Moe) Drabowsky
Trinity College
Chicago Cubs
Ozanna
Poland
Woman In Coma 100 Days Expecting Birth Of Baby
NEWCASTLE England A woman in a coma for 100 days due to a brain injury is pregnant. If she does not regain consciousness soon doctors warn her husband may face a choice to save the mother or the unborn child. The baby is due in three months.
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Newcastle
England
Elen Moore
Paul
Kenneth
Deny Rehearing On Gas Prices
The Kansas Corporation Commission denied a royalty owners request for rehearing of its past purchases ruling in the Hugoton field gas case. J. F. Austin and Southwest Kansas Royalty Owners Assn sought accounting and future price compliance. The KCC order sets Aug 31 in Wichita for further hearing.
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Wichitap
Kansas Corporation Commission
KCC
J. F. Austin
Southwest Kansas Royalty Owners “Assn
Magnolia ‘Petroleum Co
Cities Service Gas Co
Magnolia
Kansas
Cities Service
Federal Power Commission Authority
Hugoton
Wichita
Machinists Set Strike Deadline for United Airlines
The International Association of Machinists sets August 25 as a strike deadline if wage talks fail with United Airlines. The union, representing about 8,000 workers, seeks 27 cents an hour more, with current average pay around $2.32. The Federal Mediation Board urged postponement to renew talks begun in June.
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Washington
International Assn. of Machinists
United Airlines
Federal Mediation Board
Frank Heisler
Heisler
Businessmen Are Carrier's Subs In Dodge City
Six experienced substitutes filled Kenny Shearon's Dodge City Daily Globe route while he attended a church camp at Ashland. The former Globe carriers, led by Lawrence Drehmer and Trohman Robinson, lent a hand with daily rotations. Jess Denons Jr. accompanied the group as editor and publisher of the Globe.
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Dodge. City
Kenny Shearon
Dodge City
Globe
Ashland
Kenny
Hywanna Nicholson
Lawrence Drehmer
Drehmer Insurance Agency
Trohman Robinson
The
Jack Eckles
Eckles Dept. State
Milton Skaggs
McCay Skaggs Motor Co
Dodge City Industrial Development Corp
County GOP Backs Shaw for Governor in Election Message
Vernon Chesbro newly elected Shaw county Republican chairman assures full party backing for Warren Shaw in the gubernatorial race. The letter, mailed from Shaw headquarters, notes past primary differences are set aside to unite the committee for November. The accompanying minutes memorialize the resolution to support Shaw and all GOP candidates.
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Franklin County Republican Central Committee
Warren Shaw
Shaw
Vernon Chesbro
Teller
Sshaw
Fred Hall
GOP
Chesbro
Cooler Weather To Miss Kansas
Kansas residents face continued heat with no significant cooling from a cold front. Forecasters predict hot weather through Friday with scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly in the northeast. City highs near 100 plus. Topeka 97 yesterday, Chanute 109, Wichita 107, and other stations in the 102 to 109 range. Lows ranged from 57 to 79. A separate Miami story notes divorce clerk Miami moves and a couple planning November wedding.
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Topeka
Weather Bureau
South Dakota
Kansas
Chanute
Salina
Russell
Wichita
Pittsburg
Emporia
Miami
Kansas City
Circuit Court
Louie C. Sneeden
Joan Cournoyer
Subscriptions Listed in Ottawa Herald and Deaths Report
Subscribers new and renewal subscriptions to the Ottawa Herald include Baldwin Homer Clary Garnett F J Smercick Rt 3 Ottawa Vivian L Devin Rt 4 Ottawa Harry Smith Quenemo Van B Cadev Rantoul Lawrence Eneichen Lois Kirkland and Mrs Claude Smith Richmond JO Higdon Waverly Gerald Clarkson Williamsburg Ralph B Logan Mrs E Price and Pansy Snodgrass. Diseases of the cardiovascular system took 810 000 lives in 1955 accounting for 53 per cent of all deaths last year.
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The
Ottawa Herald
Baldwin
Homer Clary
Garnett
F. J. Smercick
Rt. 3
Ottawa
Vivian L. Devin
Rt. 4
Harry Smith
Quenemo
van B. Cadev Rantoul
Lawrence Eneichen
Lois Kirkland
Claude Smith
Richmond
JO. Higdon
Waverly
Gerald Clarkson
Williamsburg
Ralph B. Logan
E. Price
Pansy Snodgrass
Taylor Holds Narrow Lead In Idaho Democratic Primary
Former Senator Glen Taylor leads by 36 votes with 9 of 893 precincts still uncounted. Frank Church trails Boise lawyer by a slim margin as recounts loom, while incumbent Hersman Welker has won decisively in Idaho’s GOP contest.
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Boise
Idaho
Glen Taylor
Taylor
Frank Church
Yes
Hersman Welker
Welker
Sen
Dworshak
Church
Charges Pile Up One After Another
Williamson son detained for operating a motor car without a license. Patrolman Schwindt towed the car to the police station and found brakes defective. The vehicle jumped the curb and struck a parking meter, causing about 50 dollars in damage. Police Chief May notes the meter will be paid for.
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Great Bend
Roy Williamson
Ed Schwindt
Williamson
Jim May
Local Auction Schedule and Sale Listings in Kansas
Auction and sale notices list multiple dates and locations across Kansas towns including Pomona Ottawa Overbrook Waverly and Melvern. Entries name buyers sellers and sale types such as dairy livestock Holstein Breeders Association and church benefit auctions with dates August through September and contact notes.
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C. A. Myers & Son
Ottawa
Richmond
Alfred Seele
Lawrence
C. R. Goodman
Pomona
Jack Nelson
Kas
Anderson County
Overbrook
W. F. Eichinger
Bruce Rough
Kansas Holstein Breeders Association
Bill George
Waverly
Quenemo
Kaa
Albert Stewart & Son Farm
Albert
Harold
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Chas
Loney
Floyd Barnett
Logan Street
Hiway
Hutchinson
Cedar
Franklin County
Wilson and Locust
Damages Sought Against Officers in Caney Arrest Case
William B. Barry of Copan Oklahoma filed a 90000 dollar federal suit against Montgomery County Sheriff Floyd Jug gins and deputies Hal rold Soles and Larry Miller and the bonding firm. Barry alleges he was arrested after a recent gate accident near Caney Kansas, struck on the head with a night stick, jailed for four hours without food water or medical care, moved to a hospital and only regained consciousness April 20. He seeks 8500000 from officers and 5000 from the bonding company.
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Wichita
William B. Barry
Copan
Okla
Floyd Juggins
Montgomery County
Barry
Caney
Kas
Halrold Soles
Larry Miller
Boles
Ite
Si Hospital
Bonding Company
Stassen Withdraws Support Amid Nomination Talks
Harold Stassen, President's disarmament aide, withdraws backing from Gov. Her for tit nomination as local market convention chairman remains unresolved. raises questions about party support and forthcoming race dynamics.
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Harold Stassen
Gov. Her
Herter Unwilling To Be Candidate At Republican Convention
In Boston Massachusetts Christian A. Tlerter stated he would not run for the presidency if nominated at the Republican convention in San Francisco next week. He added he would urge US Representative Joseph W. Martin of Massachusetts to consider the position.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Christian A. Tlerter
San Francisco
Joseph W. Martin
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Jay Ellis
Brockway
D. C
Bennett
Madison's Jewelers
Drake's
Rotary
Don Cordes
Great Britain
Rotary Foundation
Rotary Club
K. U
George Hedrick
Ralph Graber
Don Nutt
Marvin Knauff
New Manchester
Ind
R. E. Me
Cord
Clarence Coffman
Warren Wesen
David Clark
Highway Patrol
William A. Willis
Charles W. Marvin
Wichtilta
Douglas Shade
Harald F. Scherman
Theodore Crawford
Sherman
Crawford
Rachel McQueary
Oliver Neis
Thelma Williams
Robert Stowers
Connie
Ble
DET
PLO
Louis H. Dengel
Shere
Prince
Pauper
Kramer Drug Store
Altend
Carrier
County Gop
Printy & Son Ben
Herter
Hollywood
New
Litwin's
Western Wranglers
Orlon
Shipons
Cardigans
Parkas
Litwin
Cee
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