Ottawa Herald Local Notices and Hospital Updates
Today in Ottawa and city officers Bill Wheeler and David Griffin attended the state line peace officers meeting in Mound City. A hospital operation may be needed for A J Nichols and recovery updates for Mrs J W Roberts and John R Christian after recent surgeries. Inductions, forfeit bonds, and local visits accompany community life as residents face health and civic matters.
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Bill Wheeler
David Griffin
State Line Peace Officers Association
Mound City
Ottawa Herald
Herald Earrier
A. J. Nichols
Lawrence’ Memorial
Hos Jpital
Marriage Licenses Issued in Ottawa Area
George Ramon Sharp aged 22 of Ottawa and Shirley Elaine Swearinger aged 19 of Ottawa received marriage licenses. Buddy Charles Schaub aged 19 of Princeton and Marilyn Pearl Beeson aged 18 of Ottawa also obtained marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ramon Sharp
Ottawa
Shirley Elaine Swearinger
Buddy Charles Schaub
Princeton
Marilyn Pearl Beeson
Deaths Fewer Members in Farm Bureau
Miami Beach, Fla. wn The secretary treasurer of the American Farm Bureau Federation reported its membership today at 1,587,107 families down 6,116 from 1955. Roger Fleming said bureaus in 37 states gained. He forecast 1957 membership at an all time high. John Ezra Hay died Sunday at his Lane home aged 86. Born Sept. 12, 1870 in Pocahontas county Iowa he came to Kansas in a covered wagon at age four. He married Missouri Hollinger in 1891. ten children were born, nine survive. Survivors include his wife nine children 26 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren. Funeral tomorrow at 2 p.m. Friends church Lane burial Lane cemetery. Funeral follows five year membership program remark.
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Miami Beach
Fla. Wn
American Farm Bureau Federation
Roger Fleming
John E. Hay
John Ezra Hay
Lane
Bern
Pocahontas County
Fonda
John
Lara Hay
Kansas
John Brown Lookout
Paola
Fleming
Missouri Hollinger
New York State
Thej
State Farm Bureau
Plum Creek
Hay
Lara Crowl
Challous Hay
Charley Hay
Thelma Stockard
Cecil Landers
Raymond Hay
Ottawa
Edith Eastwood
Fontana
Eleanor Kittchen
Odessa Edwards
Osawatomie
Charles F. Hay
Parker
Friends Church
Lane Cemetery
Seize Property of Refugees Amid Hungary Turmoil
The government announced it will seize property of refugees and review property left in Hungary. It plans to inventory assets as part of efforts to quell unrest while transporting workers to jobs in Russian trucks and pursuing a 48 hour strike crackdown.
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Fleming
Buda
Econa1
Hungary
United States
Buda- Baltimore
Air Force
West Central Workers’ Council
Austria
Air Research
Per- I
Patrickdered
Air Force Base
Fla
ARDC
Glenn L. Martin Co
Holloman Air Development Center
Nlm
Hospital Notes Admits Wide List of Patients Today
Admission entries include Mark T. Rice 825 S Main Mrs Leslie Huggins Kincaid Mrs Thomas Poe Rantoul Mrs Jess ie Barnhill route 4 Raymond Feuerborn Princeton Mrs Mary Hughes Pomona Donald Walker 707 Cypress Mrs J W Roberts 234 Elm Mrs Rose Mulcahey Harris Max Riemer 519 King Mrs Robert Stewart 319 S Locust Mrs Myra McDaniel Williamsburg today Dismissed Donald Walker 707 Cypress Mrs Mildred Jeffries 116 5 S Oak Mrs Blanche Hjorth 720 Ash Willard Hardy Topeka Mrs Albert Hoskinson and baby son 740 Olive today
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Mark T. Rice
S. Main
Leslie Huggins
Kincaid
Thomas Poe
Rantoul
Jessie Barnhill
Route 4
Raymond Feuerborn
Princeton
Mary Hughes
Pomona
Donald Walker
Cypress
J. W. Roberts
Elm
Rose Mulcahey
Harris
Max Riemer
King
Robert Stewart
S. Locust
Myra McDaniel
Williamsburg
Mildred Jeffries
S. Oak
Blanche Hjorth
Ash
Willard Hardy
Topeka
Albert Hoskinson
Baby Son
Olive
Showalter Funeral Services For Mrs Ethel J Showalter
Funeral services for Mrs. Ethel J Showalter who died December fifth were held December eighth at McVey Dengel Mortuary with Rev Charles P Knight officiating. Pallbearers included Howard Winner William Abbott Richard Hay John Sumner Albert and Gene Hart. Mrs Eugene Harford sang hymns with Mrs R L Stevens accompanying. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery.
Puts Stress On Right And Wrong In Middle East Debate
National Farmers Union President Patton and former ECA head Hoffman criticise Benson for delaying plans and delaying the referendum on Middle East policy. They say the vote underscored a focus on right and wrong rather than details, and that U.S. actions clarified the core issue.
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ST. Paul
Minn
James G. Patton
Pasadena
Calif
Paul G.farmers Union
Hoffman
Wisen
Bensonhower
Sion
Middle East
Benson
United States
Patton
Institute of World Affairs
Economic Cooperation Administration
Overbrook Livestock Sale Schedule and County Notices
Overbrook Livestock Sale dates listed for Overbrook Kansas with weekly sales on Wednesdays. Notes mention Dec 22 sale and other dates in Kansas including Quenemo Pomona and Anderson County areas. Dutch longevity fact cited and references to local sale listings and pricing contacts.
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Vulawa
Hoffman
Institute
Overbrook
Brook
Kansas
Mary Weegar
New School At State Pen Is Popular With Prisoners
At Topeka state penitentiary a new school has 300 to 400 of 1500 inmates enrolled in daytime classes. The program offers elementary to high school courses, with high school graduates able to earn college credits via KU Extension. A vocational track in brick laying and radio repair is being set up.
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Topeka
State Penitentiary
Arthur Hoffman
Hoffman
University of Kansas Extension Division
Final Christmas shopping trip by terminally ill mother
Asheville widow Mrs Rodie Parks 33 with cancer made one last Christmas outing on an ambulance stretcher. She rode through Iveys stores selecting games and gifts for her four children aged 8 to 12 and relatives. Clerks wrapped packages, a corsage was pinned, and the bill was torn up.
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Asheville
N.C
Rodie Parks
Parks
St. Joseph's Hospital
Red Union Ban Ineffectual Sparks New Action Plans
The article notes the limited impact of Taft Hartley and the 1954 Communist Control Act on punishing Communist led unions. Supreme Court rulings barred penalties on unions for false affidavits, limiting enforcement to officers. Eisenhower planned revised proposals for January, aiming to address Communist influence in unions. A fragment mentions honey from two million blossoms.
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Washington
Supreme Court
National Relations Board
Subversive Activities Control Board
NLRB
NLRP
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