Ottawa area notes from August events and community updates
Local news items record FFA trip by Kews Briers to Colorado State University for the American Institute of Cooperation, Lutheran area evangelism planning with Ottawa chairs, summer AFROTC cadet training in Laredo, and various community notices. Also mentions church services, Kayette camp departures, Sterling College enrollment, rabies scare resolution, and local officials’ movements.
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FFA
Williamsburg
Kia
American Institute of Co-operation
Colorado State University
Collins
Cola
Earl Anderson
Roger Bush
Ira Hudelsten
Robert Anderson
Leon Warbritton
Kansas
Larry Lee Barnett
Lee D. Barnett
U.S. Air Force
Laredo
Tex
Barnett
Kansas State College
Air Force Reserve
Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals Listed
Hospital notes show admissions for Earl Morrow RFD 1 Baldwin and David Vane Prall 1026 S Cedar, plus James L Anderson RFD 2, Mark Falls 134 Maple, Vicki Lynn Orr Lee's Summit Mo and John M Dodd Newton. Dismissals include Mrs Florence Bruce 603 S Poplar, Mrs Bert L Franks RFD 3, Esther Kratz Pomona, Mrs Earl Huston Overbrook, and Mrs Billy Romans and baby daughter 404 E 5th Clark E Shepherd Pomona. A transfer to a Kansas City hospital occurred today for medical clearance.
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James L. Anderson
RFD
David Vane Prall
S. Cedar
Mark Falls
Maple
Vicki Lynn Orr
Lee's Summit
John M. Dodd
Newton
Florence Bruce
S. Poplar
Bert L. Franks
Billy Romans
E. 5Th
Clark E. Shepherd
Pomona
Esther Kratz
Earl Huston
Overbrook
Kansas City
Salt And Mayonnaise Barrage Halts Bandit
In Atlanta a grocer, Ora Rowe, aged 57, drove off a would-be robber with an improvised barrage. The suspect entered the store, demanded money, brandished a knife, and fled after Rowe hurled a pound box of salt and several jars of mayonnaise at him.
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Atlanta
Ora Rowe
Richmond High Reaches staffing for upcoming term
Richmond High School has completed its teaching staff for the coming term. The lineup includes Frank Borgna as principal handling American history and government, Pearl Mathias in commerce and mathematics, Mrs. Frank Cox overseeing home economics biology and science, John J. Landers for physics and mathematics, Mrs. Lloyd Miller in English library and dramatics, Betty A. Smith in music, Harold Norris in industrial arts driver education and athletics. Registration is set for Aug 26 with seniors at 8 am juniors 9 am sophomores 10 am and freshmen 11 am.
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Richmond High School
Frank Borgna
Pearl Mathias
Frank Cox
John J. Landers
Lloyd Miller
Betty A. Smith
Harold Norris
Lane School Adds True as Science Teacher and Coach
Lane School announces one new faculty member Clay ton True who will teach science and coach athletics. A new fully equipped shop joins the campus. Existing Lane faculty include Mary McMahon Nona McQuade Ethyle Welton Bill Quaintance as principal and grade lead. High school staff covers English home economics commerce and more under Superintendent L A Green. Oscar Rutledge to serve as custodian and bus driver. Quaintance and Jerry Triplett to drive large buses.
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Clayton True
Lane
Mary McMahon
Nona McQuade
Ethyle Welton
Bill Quaintance
Oscar Rutledge
Mr. Quaintance
Jerry Triplett
Birds count sets province record in Saskatoon
The Saskatoon natural history society reported a spring bird count of 2,703 birds representing 104 species. The organizers called it an amazing total and a record for the province.
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Saskatoon
Saskatoon Natural History Society
Funeral services for John D. Hughes announced
Funeral services for John D. Hughes will be conducted from the Lamb Funeral Home Sunday afternoon at 2 30 o clock. Rev. Charles P. Knight will officiate and burial will follow in Woodlawn Cemetery.
GOP Firm On Civil Rights
Rep. Martin says Republicans stand firm for a stronger civil rights bill than House Democrats. Capitol chatter suggests next week a compromise bill with a modified jury trial amendment, sponsored by Rep. Celler, may pass both chambers. Martin met with President Eisenhower at the White House and declined to forecast signs on the Senate proposal. Eisenhower objects to mandatory jury trials in federal contempt cases.
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Washington
Rep
Martin
R-Mass
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Celler
D-Ny
White House
Collor
One Case Heard In Police Court
Four cases were scheduled for hearing in Ottawa Police Court this morning. One was heard, one continued and two forfeited bonds. The case heard was a speeding charge against Thomas Marks, Ottawa, found guilty and fined $25 and costs. William Gossett, Ottawa, forfeited a $25 bond on reckless driving. Rex J. Drake, Galesburg, Ill, forfeited a $100 bond on petty larceny tied to groceries from Peace Food Market yesterday. Dale Wesen, Ottawa, driving under the influence, was continued until next Saturday.
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Ottawa
Thomas Marks
Milo Harris
Marks
William Gossett
Rex J. Drake
Peace Food Market
Dale Wesen
Corbin Jailer Counts Eight Arrests Missing
In Corbin Kentucky the jailer reported no arrests for eight days as cells stayed empty. A patrolman quipped that Corbin might be a very good town or that the police department is no good.
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Corbin
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George Medlock
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