State workshop attendees and local notices in Ottawa area
Four area persons attended a state workshop on teacher supply and salaries in Topeka. Local items include a $2 coyote ear bounty earned by Art Wiswell, travel plans for county clerks to conferences in Wichita and Topeka, and Maurine Neal attending the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. Other notes mention Kansas State College corridor rep Janet Scott,church reunion trips, hospital visits, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas State Teachers Association
Gladys Garrison
Richmond
Willard Binns
Williamsburg High School
Allen Troutman
Appanoose High School
Harold Bethell
Deaths Mrs Dimma Nutt Curry
Mrs. Dimma Nutt Curry aged 86, formerly of Ottawa, died in Houston on November 25. Funeral services held November 26 in Houston. Widow of a Civil War Union veteran. Born on a Franklin County farm, youngest of eight. Four children born. two sons drowned in Ottawa in 1913 during the Ottawa Chautauqua. Survived by two daughters, Mrs Bertha VanStavern of Kansas City and Mrs Leona B Williams, wife of Col Wallace Williams of the Air Force, plus two grandchildren. She had lived in Houston the past decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimma N. Curry
C. E. Moore
N. Main
Dimma Nutt Curry
Ottawa
Houston
Tex
Curry
Franklin County
Theouple
Bertha VanStavern
Kansas City
Leona B. Williams
Col
Wallace Williams
Air Force
Williams
Obituaries note Glenn and Hobson families with services
Violet Glenn married 1948 in Osage City. Surviving are widow, son Verlin Glenn, brother Paul F. Lawson, sisters Mrs Morris Wilson and Mrs Cecil Butler and Mrs Clara Proven Cal. Military services Wednesday 2 p.m. Lyndon Methodist Church. burial Lyndon. Ella Hall Hobson died near Richmond. survived by daughter Miss Genevieve Hobson and son Ray. nine grandchildren. graves at Princeton Cemetery tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. Notes on late husband E J Hobson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella H. Hobson
Ella Hall Hobson
Richmond
E. J. Hobson
Irvan Hirst
Miller
Methodist Church
Genevieve Hobson
St. Louis
Ray
Eskridge
George
Princeton Cemetery
Milwaukee Braves to sponsor Wichita farm club next season
Milwaukee announces it will operate an American Assn farm club in Wichita again next season. President Joseph Cairnes disclosed the plan at the major minor league meetings in Colorado Springs and the club released the news from Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Wichita
Joseph Cairnes
Braves
Colorado Springs
Colo
Four Ottawa area wrecks darken December start
Four traffic accidents marred a weekend in the Ottawa area. A 16 year old, Jesse Garcia, was injured when his stalled car was struck on E68 near Ottawa by Tom Barnard. Garcia and his 14 year old passenger Sara Bonilla were treated and released. Bonilla later rode the train to Chanute. A second crash near Howell and Bedgood involved two drivers and caused major damage. A third collision on South Main involved Nolan Mize and James Lancaster with major damage to both cars. A fourth minor crash occurred at 5th and Main between Cecil Miller and Leo Laird Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Jesse Garcia
N. Mulberry
Willard Lister
Garcia
Tom Barnard
Lister
Sara Bonilla
Chanute
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Miss. Bonilla
Jay Brown
Paul C. Howell
John A. Bedgood
S. Main
Brown
Howell
Mme
Bedgood
South Main
Nolan B. Mize
Wichita
James E. Lancaster
RFD
5Th
Main
Cecil Leroy Miller
Sabetha
Leo Eugene Laird Jr
Yates Center
Quiet Month For Firemen
The Ottawa Fire Department report for November shows three regular alarms five still alarms and four miscellaneous calls. Fire damage estimated at 900 dollars. Regular alarms included a 450 dollar garage fire at Lucille Baldwin 922 King a grass fire at James Wilson 619 King and an overheated dryer at the Co- Op. Still alarms included a 400 dollar fire at Ed Johnson 20 Rockwood Drive a 50 dollar fire in Dr L H Gilley’s car at 3rd and Hickory and grass fires at Virgil Jones 819 S Sycamore Lucille Baldwin 922 King and Eleanor Cox 923 E 9th. Miscellaneous calls were a pile of shingles at the court house a board against the furnace at the Methodist Church burning leaves at 712 Cypress and a resuscitator call at 816 N Cedar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Fire Department
Harry Gilliland
Lucille Baldwin
King
James Wilson
Co-Op
Ed Johnson
Rockwood Drive
L. H. Gilley
Hickory
Virgil Jones
S. Sycamore
Eleanor Cox
Court House
Methodist Church
Cypress
N. Cedar
Ottawa Deaths: Ackley Reed Anglemyer Rites Planned
Mrs. Marion Ackley 49 of 903 N Hickory died yesterday afternoon in Ransom Memorial Hospital after Nov 14 admission. Born Nov 7 1908 Ottawa, she married Marion Ackley Jan 16 1934 Harrisonville Mo. Survivors include widower son Donald and relatives in Topeka Miami and Topeka. Funeral tomorrow 2 p.m. at Towner's Chapel with two ministers officiating. Burial Highland Cemetery. Ells Reed 83 longtime Quenemo resident died Saturday at Cedar House. Born Nov 4 1874 northeast of Quenemo he married Clara Thomass Sept 29 1899 in Ottawa. Survivors include son Lyde Quenemo daughter Mrs H D Hill Ottawa nine grandchildren two brothers and one sister. Service 2 p.m. tomorrow at Federated Church Quenemo. burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Edwin S Anglemyer 94 Pomona Calif former Ottawa resident died Nov 29. Born Feb 22 1863 in Ohio he had four children and many grandchildren. Funeral tomorrow 11 a.m. at Todd Memorial North Chapel. Interment Pomona California Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Ackley
Hickory
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Virginia Aldeene Young
Owen B
Etta Weaver Young
Ottawa
Harrisonville
Ottawa High School
Trinity Methodist Church
W.S.C.S
W.s.cs
Donald Ackley
Miami
Fla
O. B. Young
Topeka
Harlan Young
Louis Young
Tola
Towner's Chapel
Robert Craig
Charles Gross
James Curry
Rex Howard
Frank Stantorf
A. F E. Sullins
Henry Alban
Ralph Kampschroeder
Erwin
Happy
Lawrence Ott
Highland Cemetery
Ellis Louis Reed
Cedar House
Quenemo
Mr. Reed
Osage County
Clara Thomass
Ly 1E
H. D. Hill
George Reed
Dan Reed
Lawrence
Lydia Long
Chicago
Ill
Edwin S. Anglemyer
West Willow
Pomona
Calif
Ohio
First Christian Church
Maud Brown
R. E. Barnhart
Edwin H
Covina
Herman
Lexington
Todd Memorial North Chapel
Reed — Ellis Louis
Federated Church
Richard N. Baker
Oak Hill Cemetery
Death Notice for Miss Mary Ferguson 76 in Ottawa
Miss Mary F Ferguson 76 of 1808 N Sycamore Ottawa died today at 11 45 am at Mary Crum care home born April 28 1881 near Humboldt. She was a stenographer and clerical worker most of life last at Warner Manufacturing Co in Ottawa since 1890 except years in Kansas City. She daughter of David and Mary L Young Ferguson last of her family. Funeral at McVey Dengel Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. Ferguson
N. Sycamore
Mary Crum
Humboldt
Old Warner Manufacturing Co
Kansas City
Kas
Ottawa
David
Mary L. Young Ferguson
J. A. Ferguson
Myrtle Ferguson
Elsie Ferguson
Miss Ferguson
First Methodist Church
Woman's Republic Club
Chautauqua, N.Y
McVey Dengel Mortuary
Ardmore native M-Sgt Charlie Lawson dies in car truck crash
M-Sgt Charlie W. Lawson 39 of Ardmore Oklahoma son of Mrs Frank Lawson Ottawa died from injuries after a car truck accident near Pawnee Oklahoma Friday afternoon. He was born September 14 1918 in Lyndon and lived there until enlisting in the Air Force sixteen years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie W. Lawson
Ardmore
Okla
Frank Lawson
Ottawa
Pawnee
Lyndon
Air Force
Injuries Fatal To KU Coed
Virginia Maddox an 18 year old University of Kansas coed died from injuries after plunging from a fifth floor hotel window in Lawrence. She had been missing three days and reunited with her Tulsa, Oklahoma parents before the fatal fall. The coroner said no inquest was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas Coed
Virginia Maddox
Arthur Maddox
Tulsa
Okla
Kansas City
Hospital Notes Admits and Births Across Several Cities
List of admissions for Mrs. Charles Shaw and others including Earl McKinney and Ricky Patterson. Births reported for families in Hickman Mills Quene mo and 119 W. 10th with weights. Dismissals include Greg and Dan Seymour and multiple families, with dates noted as Saturday Sunday and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shaw
N. Poplar
Earl McKinney
Quenemo
L. C. Geiger
S. Main
W. E. Chapman
N. Main
Eugene Harford
N. Sycamore
Jeff Wesen
S. Elm
Ricky Allan Patterson
N. Oak
Kenneth McMahan
Osawatomie
Ralph Edward Clark
Wichita
Jesse C. Pardon
Hickman Mills
Billy Rose
Leonard Dietrickson
W. 10Th
Greg and
Dan Seymour
Mark Kleinsorge
Westphalia
Robert Haley
N. Mulberry
Elvin Malburg
S. Cedar
Robert S. Phillips
Lena Tulloss
Cindy Likes
Walnut
Cora Lee Davis
Gene Johnson
Baldwin
Harry Lidikay
Adenauer Recovering After Influenza Attack
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer of Bonn is reported to be making good progress toward full recovery from influenza. He is fever-free and the illness is following a normal course after five days at home. A spokesman said he will attend the NATO summit opening in Paris on December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield P.T.A
Nell Barnaby
Carnegie Free Library
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
NATO
Paris
Indonesia intensifies anti Dutch drive amid strikes and ban
Indonesian government escalates actions against Dutch interests including a 24 hour anti Dutch strike, a ban on Dutch residents leaving, and KLM shutdown. Sukarno narrowly escaped an assassination attempt as grenades injured ten and 137 others, mostly children, remained hospitalized. Arrests were reported but details were few.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakarta
KLM
Indonesia
West New Guinea
Netherlands
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
Sukarno
Bogor
Tjikini
Two Kansans Win $400 Scholarships
CHICAGO W awards of 400 scholarships to two Kansas girls were announced yesterday at the national 4-H Club Congress. Sylvia Felt 19 Wellington was one of 12 to win an award in the national clothing program. A sophomore at Southwestern College Winfield she has won state blue ribbons on clothing since 1951 and made more than 120 garments during her 10 years in 4-H. Carolyn Kay Moore 16 Fairview was one of eight winners in the 4-H safety program, writing safety articles, distributing safety literature, inspecting Christmas tree lights, and applying reflective tape on bicycles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas
Sylvia Felt
Wellington
Southwestern College
Winfield
Carolyn Kay Moore
Fairview
Jury Named To Hear Land Case
A District Court jury was selected this morning and began hearing testimony in the appeal of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schamle from a condemnation award for property taken for the relocation of US50. Jurors are Richard V. Fritts, Roger Waggy, Ralph Sand, Earl Hicks, Mrs. Jim Cook, Henry J. Nordeen, Dean Kennedy, T.H. Blunk, Mrs. Alice Maxwell, Carl Moore, Donald Higdon, and Frank Kreusch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schamle
Richard V. Fritts
Roger Waggy
Ralph Sand
Earl Hicks
Jim Cook
Henry J. Nordeen
Dean Kennedy
T.H. Blunk
Alice Maxwell
Carl Moore
Donald Higdon
Frank Kreusch
Jordan Leaders And Day Cenfer
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold pressed Jordanian leaders in Amman with no sign of compromise. A potential open clash with Israel loomed as an Israeli convoy scheduled for Mt. Scopus inside Jordanian territory threatened to trigger shooting if Jordan refused or Israel insisted. Hammarskjold met King Hussein and held talks with Samir Rifai and Premier Ibrahim Hashem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amman
Jordan
P—U.n
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Israel
Mt. Scopus
Hammarskjold
Beirut
Hussein
Samir Rifai
Ibrahim Hashem
Three Cited By Highway Patrol
Three citations were issued Saturday by the Highway Patrol. Albert Joseph Raymond of Las Animas Colorado was cited for hauling an over width and over length load in a manner not exempt. James L. Bachelor of Olathe faced charges of drunk driving and reckless driving and was arrested at the north city limits. Patricia F Baldwin of RFD 2 was cited for driving without a valid license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Patrol
Albert Joseph Raymond
Las Animas
Colo
James L. Bachelor
Olathe
Patricia F. Baldwin
RFD 2
Two Bonds Forfeited In Police Court
In police court this morning Floyd Elmer Gumm 39 of Wellsville forfeited a $25 bond for carrying an open bottle in a vehicle after a Saturday citation in the 300 block on South Locust. Ethel Rule Seymour of 715 E 4th forfeited a $1 bond for overtime housing in the 100 block on East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Elmer Gumm
Wellsville
South Locust
Ethel Rule Seymour
E. 4Th
East
Funeral services for Katie L. Owen at Quenemo Baptist
Funeral services were held at the Quenemo Baptist Church at 2 p.m. for Katie L. Owen who died November 29 at her Quinemo home. Born July 7, 1885, she was buried in Oak Hill Cemetery. Rev. Pete Ratzlaff officiated. Pallbearers were Ray Sutton Jeff Fields Bert Brann Bill Poston Fred Miller and Norvin Spencer. Music by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Driver with Charles Meneley at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uenemo Baptist Church
Katie L. Owen
Quinemo
Pete Ratzlaff
Oak Hill Cemetery
Quenemo
Ray Sutton
Jeff Fields
Bert Brann
Bill Poston
Fred Miller
Norvin Spencer
Roy Driver
Charles Meneley
Navy Chief Shot Down in Florida Shootout
In Osceola National Forest near Sanford Florida Chief Petty Officer William H. Kelly a 22 year Navy veteran opened fire on a sheriff s posse and was killed by a shotgun blast after fatally shooting CPO Floyd E. Dobbins Jr 36 and wounding two others during an argument at the Chiefs club at Naval Air Station Sanford. Cmdr T C Dean stated the incident occurred around 2 a m and that Kelly fired from six to eight yards before being subdued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Cmdr
Lewis D. Tammy
Base J
Also Mentioned on This Page
Art Wiswell
Lincoln
Bruce Spears
Homer Reeves
J. H. Button
Cecil Vining
Maurine Neal
Williamsburg
Sears- Roebuck Foundation
Janet Sue Scott
J. J. Scott
S. Mulberry
van Zile Hall
Kansas State College
Charles P. Knight
Garrett Biblical Institute
C. C. Scott
St. Luke’s Hospital
Harry Brink
Jay Ellis
E. J. Welsch
Joe Domnanish
Hazel Domnanish
Princeton
Wadsworth Hospital
Carl Rubick
Wadsworth Veterans’ Hospital
Wadsworth
Welsch
Domnanish
Lois Smith
Paul Brill
Independence
Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Brill
Wolferman
Ogg
West Side
Wilcomb E. Washburn
Harold E. Washburn
S. Main Street
University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Washburn
Institute of Early American History and Culture
Virginia
Jamestown
Jose Mora
Winton A. Winter
Will Channon
Carl Channon
S. Ash
Alpha Phi Omega
Boy Scouts of America
L. O. Oyler
Centropolis
Bernard Ee Evenson
Warren Weien
Elm
Wichita Farm Club
The
Lamb Funeral Home
Miss Mary Ferguson
KU Coed
Dennis
Shields
Myrtle
Thornton
Stidham
Eel Wael
Towner
Lamb General Home
Seveneereres
Cenfer
Radio & TV Service
Saffron Glass CO
N. Malan
Navy
Keneas
Harry Says
Harry Smith
New York, N. Y
Porter Spears
Tom Porter
George Spears
Organization of
North American Building
William Overton
Nofsinger
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
McVe - Dengel
Wterluary Ed
Louis H. Dengel
Ret Res
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