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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1955

Page

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News Briefs From Ottawa Area Hints At Local Happenings

Ottaw a area briefs report on police activity in town, driver education training for high school students at the University of Kansas, soldiers bound for Europe from Fort Riley as part of Operation Gyroscope, and town updates. Other items include a fuel plant cleanup in Quenemo, a large Minnesota fishing trip, wire theft, Labor Day closures, a rattlesnake sighting in Ottawa, a speeding fine in Topeka, a parole violation pickup, the Denji Cox farm sale near Wellsville, and local church and school notices.

Ottawa University of Kansas Charles F. Jones Lyndon del Garrison Quenemo Jack Biden Garnett Chamber of Commerce Ludelliof Le 3 Neilson Roy Yost

Hospital Notes And Births At Local Homes Reported

Reward offered by Cornelius Construction of Paola for information leading to arrest of van diggers at the National Guard Armory in Admitted Imperia. Births: Judy Bell Gardens California. weights 6 lb 6 oz. Parents Harold Liggett and Judy Bell Gardens. Parents Roy Webber Pomona visited. Dismissals include Mrs. Nickel and baby, Mrs. Trader and baby, Mrs. Medlen and baby. Domicile notes for families and visitors.

Cornelius Construction Company Paola National Guard Imperia Highteenth Mer Alfred Mathias Pomona Harold Roy Webker Pao- Graves Freda Comila Weight Judy Bell Gardens Charles Wakefield Harold’ Day Liggett Robert Nickel William Trader Logan Earl Medlen Rantoul

Deaths of Mrs Emma Olson in Wisconsin former Ottawa resident

Mrs Emma Olson of 1126 Swift Ave Sheboygan Wisconsin died today at 3 am after a fall followed by gallbladder infection and recent surgery Born in Sweden she came to Atchison Kansas in 1873 later moving to Ottawa Le Loup and Wisconsin She was a Swedish Lutheran church member Survivors include ten children Arthur Lake City IA Clarence Bode TA Will and Roy Sac City and others

Emma Olson Swift Ave Sheboygan Wisc Ottawa le Loup

Local Mission Group Awards $100 Scholarship

Thaida Vann secretary of the Baptist Training Union and Mrs Ethel Spottsville treasurer of the Ministers and Deacons Wives Union with Evelyn Lewis auditor and Anita Vann Youth Auxiliary VP, announce a $100 Adult Mission Department scholarship to Phyllis Graham of Ft Scott for entry to nurses training this fall.

Thaida Vann Baptist Training Union Ethel

Elected Leaders at Neosho Valley District Session

Rev William Bailey pastor of Bethany Chapel Baptist Church and several church members attended the 51st Neosho Valley District Association session in Chanute where Bailey was elected moderator and others also received offices.

William Bailey Bethany Chapel Baptist Church 2Nd and Poplar Neosho Valley District Association Chanute Bailey

Funeral Rites Noted for Mrs Pearl Clark

Funeral services for Mrs Pearl Clark will be held Saturday at 2 p m in Bethel church east of Overbrook with interment in Highland Union cemetery three miles northwest of Centropolis. The body remains at Baker Funeral Home Overbrook until noon Saturday.

Fred Sheboygan Eph Larson Eat Moore Ottawa Len Rice Wichita Gus Teske Waukegan Arvid Gustafson Larson Rice Towner's Funeral Chapel Charles P. Knight Hope Cemetery Pearl Clark Bethel Church Overbrook Highland Union Cemetery Centropolis Baker Funeral Home

Surplus Food Flows to Flood Sufferers

Secretary of Agriculture Benson announced vast stores of government foods are now available for flood refugees.

Washington Secretary of Benson

Markets At A Glance New York Stocks Lead Steels Rise

New York stocks advanced with steel shares leading gains while bonds showed irregular firmness. Cotton was quiet amid hedging and liquidation, Chicago wheat eased with mild hedging pressure, corn mixed with September easy and other months firm, oats eased with hedging. Hogs were steady to 25 cents higher with tops near 17.00, cattle steers steady to weak with top around 22.25. Savings Bonds are safe.

New York Chicago

Many Kansans Have Not Renewed Driver Licenses

About 400000 Kansans have not applied for renewal before the September 11 deadline as warned by State Motor Vehicle Commissioner Ed Camp. Col. Tom Glasscock of the State Highway Patrol says those overdue will face arrest for driving without a valid license and may need driving examinations upon renewal. Only two of 83 Michigan counties have renewal issues.

Peka Ed. Camp Tom Glasscock Camp

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