Scouts honor court awards badges in Quene mo area
The quarterly Court of Honor for Troop 105 Quene mo awarded twenty merit badges to Jerry Criqui Bob Jaillette Mike Cecil and Jere Jaillette. Eldon Criqui received a Tenderfoot Investiture service. Mick ey Fine earned First Class and Jere Jaillette Life Scout. The troop charter was presented to Rev. Baker for Quenemo Federated Church.
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Boy Scouts
Quenemo
New Scout Hall
Jerry Criqui
Bob Jaillette
Mike Cecil
Jere Jaillette
Eldon Criqui
Mickey Fine
Rev. Baker
Quenemo Federated Church
Ottawa Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses
Roland D. Turner, 21, of Ottawa, wed Ne Darlene Henning, 20, of Ottawa. Gary Lawton Boyer, 17, of Garnett, married Neva Lea Mills, 15, of Ottawa.
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Roland D. Turner
Ottawa
Darlene Henning
Gary Lawton Boyer
Garnett
Neva Lea Mills
Funeral Notices for Collins Maxson Hodge Williamson Ferguson
Funeral services were held for Grace Collins Adelbert C. Maxson Jennie W. Hodge Arthur D Williamson Miss Mary F Ferguson with Rev. Jack Harrington Rev. Gordon Miller Rev. Wayne Caldwell officiating. Pallbearers included Emmett McEvoy Charles ONeill Robert LaRoe and others. Burial at St Patrick's Emerald Highland Peoria Hope cemeteries.
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Grace Collins
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Emerald
Jack Harrington
Margery Hogan
Anthony Corbe
Emmett McEvoy
Charles
John L. O'Neill
Charles Collins
Leslie Mallory
Pat Collins
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Albert G. Maxson
Adelbert C. Maxson
McVey - Dengel Mortuary
Gordon Miller
Robert LaRoe
Robert Moore
Jay Stoddard
William Gott
Max Porter
Joe Jones
Howie Helgeson
R. L. Stevens
Highland Cemetery
Jennie Hodge
Jennie W. Hodge
MecVey-Dengel Mortuary
Wayne Caldwell
William Hazen Jr
Franklin Hazen
Virgil Croucher
Karl Romstedt
Hugh Jackson
Emil Collins
Ray Horner
Peoria Cemetery
Deaths: Mrs. Fred M. Noel, 83, Ottawa resident
Mrs. Alberta May Fowler Noel died at Ransom Memorial Hospital in Ottawa at 9 p.m. She was born in Bellaire Ohio on August 9 1874 and lived in Ottawa for over 52 years. She was the last member of her family and a member of the Presbyterian group of the Federated Church. Funeral services will be at Lamb Funeral Home Thursday at 2 p.m. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery Baldwin. Also infant death: Wilhite infant daughter born December 1 died at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Burial at Worley tomorrow at 10 a.m. Reverend Roger Fredrikson to officiate.
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Fred M. Noel
S. Elm St
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Alberta May Fowler
Bellaire
Ohio
Franklin County
Fowler Mound
le Loup
Noel
Presbyterian
Federated Church
Lamb Funeral Home
Oakwood Cemetery
Baldwin
Wilhite
Fred Wilhite
Bonnie
Margaret
John
Carral
Lester
Fred Jr
L. P. Wilhite
John Lester
Towner’s Chapel
Waverly
Alberta May
Fred M
Farm Price Index Shows An Increase In Kansas
TOPEKA The index of prices received by Kansas farmers for all commodities rose 3.5 in November 15, placing it 7 points above a year earlier. Grains beef cattle and eggs led gains while livestock products stayed higher overall except hogs chickens and milk. All grains rose 7 points from the prior month but were 28 points below a year ago. Wheat averaged 1.91 dollars per bushel up 6 cents from last month and 16 cents under the year before.
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Topeka
Kansas
Doctors Urged To Fight Socialized Medicine
In Philadelphia AMA President Dr. David B. Allman urged 165000 members to oppose national health legislation seen as leading to socialized medicine. He warned the Forand bill would expand Social Security funded hospital and surgical benefits and shift federal control over medical care.
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Philadelphia
David B. Allman
The
American Medical Assn
AMA
Aime Forand
D-Ri
Forand
House of Delegates
Allman
Atlantic City
Head of Paper Empire Dies at 81
Rochester publisher Frank E. Gannett died at 5 a.m. at age 81 after a long illness following a 1955 vertebra fracture. He built a $3,000 stake into a media group owning 22 newspapers, 4 radio and 3 TV stations, with major holdings in New York. He retired as president last year and served as president emeritus. He once sought the Republican presidential nomination in 1940 and was active in GOP affairs.
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Rochester
N. Y
Frank E. Gannett
Gannett
Gannett Co., Inc
Iare
New York State
Gannett Co
Frank E. Gannett Newspaper Foundation, Inc
Philadelphia
Wendell Willkie
Republican National Committee
Simpson Bound Over For Trial In Larceny Case
Henry Simpson, recently released from Lansing Prison and returned to Ottawa, was bound over for trial in District Court on four grand larceny charges. He faces one count of stealing grain, a radio phonograph, a doll and a chest from Joe Button in Pol is, and three charges of stealing soy beans from Clarence Moldenhauer in Wellsville. Bond set at 2500 dollars.
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Henry Simpson
Lansing
Ottawa
Jay Brown
Winton A. Winter
Simpson
Joe Button
Centropolis
Clarence Moldenhauer
Wellsville
Fort Scott Widow Dies In Home Fire
Mrs. Elizabeth Velma Cooney, 45, a widow, died early today in a fire that destroyed her one story rented home in Fort Scott. Noah Bright, 56, who roomed at the home and operated a barber shop there, escaped uninjured. Origin of the fire was not determined. county coroner Dr. L L Cooper scheduled an inquest for this afternoon.
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Fort Scott
Elizabeth Velma Cooney
Noah Bright
L. L. Cooper
Two Cars Damaged In Alley Mishap
An alley accident east of Main between 4th and Sth damaged two cars. Willard Emerson Bitts of Pomona parked in the alley. Donald Wayne Smith attempted to pass when Bitts opened a car door, striking Smith’s right rear fender.
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Main
4Th
Sth
Willard Emerson Bitts
Pomona
Donald Wayne Smith
Bitts
Smith
Protests Move Kansas Truck Tax Case To Court
The Kansas Supreme Court ordered acceptance of 1957 state property taxes on trucks paid under protest and to hold those payments in a special account pending final court action. About 750,000 dollars in truck taxes are involved with unclear figures on protest payments. A district commissioner ruled much of the 1955 and 1956 taxes on motor carriers valid, with a refund of about 54,000 dollars for 1956 taxes paid under protest. The ruling deemed intrastate and interstate certificates of convenience and necessity taxes unconstitutional while upholding the tax on motor carriers equipment.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Supreme Court
No title found for Lamb Funeral Home notice
Ottawa resident for 52 years Alberta Noel wife of Fred M. died last night. Funeral from Lamb Funeral Home Thursday at 2 p m interment Oakwood Cemetery Baldwin.
Docking Blasts Pike Chiefs Over Turnpike Policy
Governor George Docking of Kansas criticizes the Pike chief decisions and calls for new appointments to the turnpike commission. He questions the routing study and says Kansas should have built the route to Kansas City, noting ongoing linkage to Oklahoma and potential to break even once complete. Docking spoke at an Interstate Oil Compact Commission meeting.
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Tulsa
George Docking
Kansas
Turnpike Commission
Docking
Topeka
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Paralyzed Boy Wins A Grades Through Telephonic Schooling
A Dallas area story follows 10 year old Joe Rowe who cannot walk due to polio yet earned straight A grades last semester and skipped a grade. He attends Dan D Rogers School via telephone with teachers in a room near a listening box and replies by telecommunication. Joe writes and paints with his toes and uses a typewriter. His teacher Mrs Childress and mother helped him through early grades, and his father recalls a summer fishing tale. Joe spends nights in an iron lung and enjoys outside activities when possible.
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Dallas
Joe Rowe
Joe
San Antonio
Dan D. Rogers
Schooroom
Sidney Rowe
Schamle Awards Increased By Jury
A District Court jury awarded Mr and Mrs Charles Schamle 3216 for property taken for the relocation of US 50. The original condemnation was 2961. A jury was chosen to hear the appeal of Joseph and Stewart Hiatt. Jurors include Jewell Chapman Dean Kennedy Horace Avery Henry J Nordeen John L Ward Ernest Lawrance Warren Baker James Harrell Lester Pegg Philip Jacoby Richard V Fritts Earl Bartlett.
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Charles Schamle
US 50
Joseph
Stewart Hiatt
Jewell Chapman
Dean Kennedy
Horace Avery
Henry J. Nordeen
John L. Ward
Ernest Lawrance
Warren ‘Baker
James “Harrell
Lester Pegg
Philip Jacoby
Richard V. Fritts
Earl Bartlett
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Briefly
Admitted Mrs. A. C. Gray of Quenemo and Robert Kerr of 1141 N Cedar and Peatt Taylor of 319 S Poplar Monday. Dismissed Ricky Allan Patterson of 1116 N Oak Monday. Mrs. Alfred Green and baby son of Osawatomie to Kuy.
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A. C. Gray
Quenemo
Robert Kerr
N. Cedar
Peatt Taylor
S. Poplar
Ricky Allan Patterson
N. Oak
Alfred Green
Baby Son
Osawatomie
Touy
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Towner's Chapel
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