Wellsville Area News Highlights Local Celebrations
Mrs Zora Batdorf celebrated her 88th birthday November 29 at her son Ralph Batdorf’s home near Lawn with relatives and friends. Local visits include Art Lidikay Kate Scholl Del Harrison Jessie De Garmo Mildred Nics Louise Wary and Kanda Sur. Kenneth Boone arrived in Kansas City November 27 after a year in Labrador and joined his family at the airport. Special meeting of school district No 1 Jt set for December 10 to vote on selling and disposing of the school cafeteria building and old high school. Funeral services for Ken ny ODea of Le Loup held at the Methodist Church with burial in Baldwin cemetery. Hannah Meeder flew to Chattanooga Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zora Batdorf
Ralph Batdorf
Lawn
Art Lidikay
Alvin Miller
Tonald and
Donne
Lyndon
Roy Childs
Topeka
Raymond Cobb
Albert. Hunzicker
Lawrence
M-Sat
Kenneth Boone
Kansas City
Labrador
New York
Linnie Tyler
Lulu Stephens
St. Joseph Hospital
Charles Caudill
Caudill
Baldwin
Ens
Mary L
Bert Duncan
LeRoy ‘Childs
Donald Coughlin
Lowell Collins
W. M. S. of the Baptist Church
Dee
Aml
Floyd Phillips
Kansas
City
Evan Phillips Tand
Dale Flynn
Pam
Darrell
Joelene Phillips
Art Ellis
Presson‘ville
Little Kenny O'Dea
le Loup
Methodist
Paul Leslie
Baldwin Cemetery
Hannah Meeder
Chattanooga
Tenn
Shaw reports gubernatorial campaign spending
Warren W. Shaw, defeated governor candidate, reported to the secretary of state that his general election campaign cost $1,209,009. He listed contributions of $750 to the State Republican Committee and personal expenses including $46.09 for air travel $267 for car expense $143 for subsistence and $3 for postage.
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Topeka
Warren W. Shaw
Secretary of State
Shaw
State Republican Committee
W. S. C. S. Meeting Attended by Local Ladies
Mrs. Mar Newton, Mrs. Rowena Pinkerton, Mrs. Jermie Lytle and Mrs. Junior Gersage visited a few weeks at the David Mercer home and attended a W. S. C. S. meeting on November 27 at Edgerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Mercer
Mar Newton
Rowena Pinkerton
Jermie Lytle
Junior Gersage
Edgerton
Fewer Work Stoppages Reported in October
Washington's Labor Department said October saw fewer work stoppages than any October since 1946. The bureau reported 225 stoppages began in October, idling 130,000 workers, with 525 in effect overall idling 190,000 workers for about 1 million man days.
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Washington
Labor Department
Department
Statistics Bureau
Subscriptions listed for Ottawa Herald renewals and new names
A catalog of subscriber names and households appears for renewal and new subscriptions to the Ottawa Herald. The list includes individuals and towns such as Baldwin, Osawatomie, Ottawa, Quenemo, Rantoul, Richmond, Waverly, Pomona, Princeton, and Wells, with numerous last names and initials.
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Ottawa Herald
Baldwin
H. G. Seele
Lane
Henry Dunkak
Joe Alexander
Osawatomie
L. A. Walker
Kenneth McMahon
Ottawa
E. W. Howe
F. A. Elliott
J. A. Fisher
Carol Richardson
G. W. Gould
Carver J. Downey
Charlie W. Simmons
Padia
Loyd M. Scribner
Pomona
George
Dillon
Princeton
Enoch Walters
D. L. Mattias
Quenemo
Virl W. Camp
Rantoul
Charles Roseberry
Richmond
William A. Hase
Waverly
George Molter
Wells- Alle
C. B. Coughenowr
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Wellsville
Armroad
E.wilson
Hassocks
Crown’ Drug Stores
Brad
Westinghouse Appliances
Am Aemu
Princess Carol
Crown Drug Store
Whit
Wait's
Green Mountain
Tumus Pe Oes
Squibb Quality Products
Willard
Thornton
Gare Ana
Ale Mehler
Thrifty
Lot Prepan
Kraft Paper
AERO
Edgeworth
Holiday Tobacco
Sb. Wize
Donniford
Johnny Ash
R. G. Dun Cigars
Nestle
Ise