08 Dec 1955
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1955
Page
1
Rotary club officials discussed topics at a Topeka Herald meeting. Ottawa residents Homer J. Hen Wing, Mary Ware Martin, and others joined rotating events and local notices. Updates include new employees, honors, legal actions, and a traffic speeding roundup with fines.
Burial for 38 year old David G Monroe at the national cemetery in Fort Leavenworth is planned for Tuesday morning after he died of a heart condition at the John Gaynor farm. Relatives arrived yesterday and funeral arrangements were made. Monroe had worked as a handyman for Gaynor.
Hospital notes list admissions for Mrs Harry Stern 1031 N Poplar Mrs Guy Robbins Agricola Carl Barnhart 225 N Cedar Wednesday and Mrs Thomas Sims 1334 S Oak today Discharges include Mrs Dale Lanning and baby son 713 Pecan Mrs Floyd Robertson and baby daughter 1021 N Poplar Mrs John Yeager and baby daughter route 1 Ernest Finch 530 S Locust Mrs Alex Murdock Edgerton and Mrs Howard Curtis route 1 today
Wylie H. Gailey 75 of Ottawa formerly Richmond died today at Ransom Memorial Hospital after three years of illness. He leaves a brother Alvah Gailey Osawatomie and Colorado relatives. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. at McVey-Dengel Mortuary with Rev. M Todd Macdonald. burial Berea cemetery. Charley Tice 51, Richmond native, died at Boeing Aircraft Wichita while at work. Surviving family includes Mrs. Ivan McLees of Richmond. funeral plans pending. two sons in service including one in Hawaii.
New York, J. Addington Wagner national commander of the American Legion urged that U S efforts must target the collapse of Communism rather than coexistence. In a speech for the AFL CIO merger convention he said the United States cannot win the cold war by negotiating with Communism and urged psychological resilience to resist any form of attack.
Baker Universitys 60-voice choir previews its Christmas Vespers with two performances next Sunday at Princeton and Williamsburg high schools. The program features unusual carols plus classics, with the Baker Quartet mixed trio girls trio and multiple soloists supported by pianist organ instructor Miss Alice Callahan and others. Dr William C Rice directs the production.
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