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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1958
Page
2
Mudereck School Board has hired Eva Hall of Limon Colorado a former Ottawa University attendee Jay J Scott announced The notice lists her background and positions she may hold within the district plus incidental details about school operations and local notices.
Franklin County schools near Ottawa plan August 29 or September 2 openings for 1958 59. An August 25 28 teachers institute at Lincoln School asks for a $1 registration fee focusing on reading with a Ridgeway Kansas University led workshop and group sessions. Activities cover junior Red Cross curriculum guidance and conservation tours with state and local education leaders guiding sessions through Thursday.
Fry three large onions in butter until golden then fry a pound of beef for calves liver cut in thin strips. Mix the liver with the onions and season with salt and pepper to taste.
A religious artist tours a Buddhist temple in Los Angeles noting Oriental decor incense and a bright robed minister leading a prayer. He observes a global faith with over half a billion followers and compares it to other diverse houses of worship in the United States.
Admitted were Mrs. Margaret Miller of RFD 1, Mrs. Isabella Saffron of 836 Walnut, Dale Klink of RFD 4, Mrs. Lexie Johnson and Miss Helen Cain of Pomona, on Friday. A birth recorded for Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Byrd at 929 S. Hickory, a daughter due today weighing 5 lbs 18 oz. Dismissed Cheryl Miller of Kansas City on Friday. Victoria Ramirez of 131 N. Locust and Ann Averill of Washington DC, Lois Longacre of 803 S. Main noted today.
Kansas reports improved fishing conditions across the state based on a Forestry Department briefing. Farm ponds remain strong while numerous lakes and rivers show good to excellent prospects for black bass, crappie, bluegill, bullheads, channels, and other species across Montgomery County Neosho and surrounding areas.
Gil Turner beat Stefan Red by unanimous decision in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Turner, 27, pressed for a title shot against welterweight champion Virgil Akins, with manager Georgie Katz predicting a big Philadelphia crowd. Officials had Turner 7-3, 6-4, and 5-5 overall. Turner remains active with a 56-17-2 record.
Two local women were cited Thursday after two two car crashes in Owatonna. Virginia Lee Arnold aged 16 of Dundee and Lois Van Loenen aged 46 of South Oak were cited for failing to yield. Arnold's car hit Ponciano Blanco 42 of North Poplar as he stopped for a pedestrian at 2nd and Main. Van Loenen's car backed from the curb on South Main and struck Alva Carlson 60 of Springhill driving south. All cars suffered major damage. Van Loenen's had no damage. Officers reported the incidents.
The page lists cinema times for a few titles. A Man Called Peter shows at 3:10 and 7:00 with 1:15 to 7:10 and 7:10 times noted. Garden of Evil runs 1:30 to 5:20 then 7:15, 3:20, and 9:20 with 9:20 final showing.
Deputy Sheriff Josephine Evans announced the September term jury list mailings. Forty Franklin County residents are summoned to report to District Court on September 22 at 9 a.m. Names include Ted Beauchamp Pomona John Lederer Pomona Edith Caylor Rantoul Ernestine Fisher Cypress C Lane Lloyd Daugharthy RFD 4 Clyde Edwards Richmond Phillip Jacoby Wellsville John Foulkrod Wellsville Nellie Miller Rantoul Byron Robison Princeton Roy Nutt Wellsville Virginia Miller Williamsburg Clara Hobbs Main Frank Boone Wayne Dickerson Elm Evan Dorkins South Mulberry Frank Stulty Quenemo Harold Bones RFD 4 Fred Glanville RFD 2 Mildred Engles Cottonwood W C Crabb Williamsburg Clarence Keith RFD 2 Bill Warnock Wellsville Charles T. Redman RFD 4 William Judd Locust Maude Enei chen Rantoul Leo Ferguson Birch Edith Crites Lane Carl Cayot Ash Flora Finch Rantoul Henry Jackman Pomona Herman Shaw Hickory Richard Sala East 11th Harvey Crow Pomona Robert Ferguson RFD 2 G Ray Evans RFD 2 Elma Skidmore Izag Poplar Harold Heinlein Cherry
Christina Woke, serving as Clerk of the District Court, is noted with the court seal affixed. The brief item confirms official court clerical actions within the district court system.
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