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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1957

Page

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Christian education conference in Green Lake Wis gathering Ottawa group

Miss Vera Goodman and Mrs. C W Henning with daughter Margaret attend a Christian education conference at the American Baptist Assembly Green Lake Wisconsin from August 17 to 24. Ottawa groups have joined summer sessions at Green Lake as a vacation plus study retreat. Also notes of farm sales, road repairs, police reports and local Rotary Club programs follow.

Vera Goodman C. W. Henning First Baptist Church Margaret American Baptist Assembly Green Lake Wis Ottawa

Death of Joe Howser at Nelson Hotel

Joe Howser aged 79 died in his room at the Nelson Hotel likely in his sleep but not found until afternoon. Born July 14, 1878 in Centropolis, he lived many years in Portland, Oregon returning in 1951. Survived by sisters Mrs Ed Smith and Mrs John Kinsley of Centropolis and brother William Howser of Modesto, California. A barber by trade, he belonged to the Barbers Union in Portland and the Portland Masonic Lodge. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. Lamb Funeral Home with Rev John Ward of the Church of the Brethren officiating. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery, Pomona.

Joe Howser Nelson Hotel R. S. Roberts Centropolis Portland Ore Verline Crow Ed Smith John Kinsley William Howser Modesto Calif Barbers Union Portland Masonic Lodge The Lamb Funeral Home John Ward Church of the Brethren Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona Howser Joe Ottawa Franklin County John M. Ward

Drake Funeral for Friend Clark Held at Lamb

Funeral services for Friend C. Drake, who died August 17, were held August 20 at Lamb Funeral Home. Rev Gordon Miller officiated with pallbearers Orda Mills W D Bancroft Arthur Harris Rollie New W A Bromert and Ray Farris. Raymond Schmidt sang hymns with Mrs J R Henning accompanying. Burial followed in Oakwood Cemetery Baldwin.

Clark Drake Lamb Funeral Home Gordon Miller Orda Mills W. D. Bancroft Arthur Harris Rollie New W. A. Bromert Ray Farris Raymond Schmidt J. R. Henning Oakwood Cemetery Baldwin

Victor Warren Dean Funeral Services

Funeral services are planned for Victor Warren Dean. The family has released details for the ceremony and burial arrangements. Further information will be provided by the funeral home.

Victor Warren Dean

Hospital Notes Chronicle Local Admits and Births

Admits include Lyle Pipperger of Pomona and Joanne Loving with multiple addresses and dates noted. Births: couple Bernard B Bru ner welcome a daughter, 6 pounds, Tuesday. Dismissals include Everett Harding of Kansas City and several individuals listed with Wellsville and towns. Graden Griffin and other names appear among entries.

Lyle Pipperger Pomona John Wassater S. Hickory Joanne Loving Helen Staadt Lyle D. Sparks Everett Harding Kansas City Kas Homer Perry RFD Wellsville Marjory Ween Joe McGilvray Daneler W. 10Th Graden Griffin G. A. Dunlap N. Poplar Edgar Reeves

Anthrax Vaccination Starts in Southeast Kansas

OSWEGO Kan vaccination against anthrax has begun in southeastern Kansas as officials aim to curb a growing outbreak. G H Mydland head of federal veterinarians said Kansans were reluctant to vaccinate after a 1952 Franklin County outbreak. The new vaccine is reported highly effective and the program covers Montgomery Labette and Cherokee counties where 10 to 15 new cases appear daily, 350 to 400 cattle lost and 180 herds under quarantine.

Oswego Kan Kansas G. H. Mydland Oklahoma Franklin County Mydland Montgomery Labette Cherokee

Funeral services for Ren Dean in Peoria Cemetery

Ren Dean died August 17. Funeral services held August 19 at Lamb Funeral Home led by Rev. Anthony Oddo and Rev. Carl A. Grondorf. Pallbearers included Charles Finch Max Wichman Jimmy Thomas Kenneth Evans Dwight Detwiler and David Finch. Mrs. Carl Grondorf sang with piano by Mrs. J. R. Henning. Burial in Peoria Cemetery. Large attendance and profusion of flowers noted.

Ren Dean Lamb Funeral Home Anthony Oddo Carl A. Grondorf Charles Finch Max Wichman Jimmy Thomas Kenneth Evans Dwight Detwiler David Finch Carl Grondorf J. R. Henning Peoria

Two Hired To Teach Here In Ottawa Schools

The Ottawa School Board hires two new teachers for the coming term. Mary Louise Risdon will teach kindergarten at Lincoln School replacing Maude Adams who moves to Ottawa University. Ellouise Sellers will teach English and speech at Ottawa High School replacing Colleen Recob who leaves for marriage after graduation and prior teaching at Clearwater and Richmond High Schools.

Ottawa School Board Henry Parker Mary Louise Risdon Ellouise Sellers Risdon Prairie Village Lincoln School Ottawa Pittsburg State Teachers College Recob Sellers Pittsburg Clearwater High School Richmond High

Bank holdup in Kansas City yields $12100 loss

Kansas City bank officials say the Twin Cities State Bank at 43rd and State Line suffered a loss of 12100 after two armed men and their driver fled two minutes before police arrived. Earlier estimate put loss at 7000 as search for suspects continued.

Kansas City Kan Lpot Twin Cities

Killough Awarded Contract on K-33

The Killough Construction Co of Ottawa won a 31,095 dollar contract to lay base course and asphalt on 1.7 miles of K-33 from the FranklinDouglas County line south and east/north of Wellsville. The work completes road improvements including a modern concrete and steel viaduct replacement.

Killough Construction Co Ottawa Franklin- Douglas County Wellsville State Highway Commission Topeka Killough

Two Arrested For Drunken Driving

Two Ottawa drivers were arrested yesterday on drunken driving charges and pled not guilty in Police Court this morning. Frank Ledom, 49, of 107 S Oak, was arrested at 11:45 a.m. and Leo Clarence Miller, 1420 S Hickory, arrested at 9 p.m., both pleaded innocence before Judge Milo Harris. Trials set for Aug. 31 with bonds fixed at $150.

Wellsville West 2Nd Herman K. Gilborn Ralph O’connor Jimmy LeValley S. Willow North Main Ottawa Junior Chamber of Commerce JayCee Rooms S. Main Ottawa Frank Ledom S. Oak Leo Clarence Miller S. Hickory Milo Harris

Soviet Offer to West Germany Reported by Moscow

A Moscow report says the Soviet Union secretly offered West Germany a seven billion mark trade pact worth about 1.66 billion dollars. The disclosure outlines a major East–West economic negotiation amid Cold War tensions.

Berlin Moscow Russia West Germany

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