Ottawa Kiwanis elects new officers for 1958
Robert Bundy will become president of the Ottawa Kiwanis Club in January 1959, succeeding Joel Nordeen. Don Capper and Lowell Gish are named first and second vice presidents, with seven directors listed. Also in the brief, Brown Community Club Christmas party announced at Brown School with Mae Marshall organizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bundy
Ottawa Kiwanis Club
Joel Nordeen
Don Capper
Lowell Gish
W. D. Bemmels
Harold Bundy
Jim Chandler
Rod Capp
Bernard Didde
C. W. Henning
Raymond Gillette
Brown Community Club
Brown School
Mae Marshall
Death notices for D. Funk in Ottawa Kansas area
Dewey Funk 58 of 815 Cleveland Kansas City died at Menorah Hospital after a stroke. A tool maker for Ottawa Warner Co. since age 16 he moved with the company to Holden Missouri last September. Born July 1 1899 in Dunlop Missouri he lived in Ottawa since 1902, formerly from Trenton Missouri. Survived by widow Anna Oman two daughters five grandchildren two sisters and two sisters in law. Funeral Monday 2 pm at McVey-Denger Mortuary with burial at Evergreen Mound Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Dewey Funk
Cleveland
Menorah Hospital
Kansas City
Ottawa Warner Co
A.F
A.M
Anna A. Oman
Clifford Fritts
Lester Wells
Ottawa
William McFarland
Turlock
Calif
Wayne DeWald
RFD
McVey-Denger Mortuary
Evergreen Mound Cemetery
Funeral services for James Gibbons at Towner's Chapel
Funeral services for James Gibbons who died December 9 were held December 11 at Towner's Funeral Chapel with Rev. Ralph Hunt officiating. Pallbearers listed. Burial in Garnett Cemetery. Also funeral arrangements for Mrs. Anna Belle Stewart set for Saturday at 2 p.m. with Elder C. E. Andrews and Lloyd Wilkinson officiating. Burial planned in Highland Cemetery.
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James Gibbons
Towner
Ralph Hunt
Jim Hasty
Joe Burgoon
Marvin White
Francis Gibbons
Eugene Burgoon
George Holzapfel
Albert J. Williams
Lawrence Ott
Garnett Cemetery
Anna Belle Stewart
C. E. Andrews
Lloyd Wilkinson
Clarence Keith
A. L. Rumford
Dave Sharp
Fred Kissinger
Clyde Mack
Robert Andrews
Kenneth Andrews
Highland Cemetery
Bids Sought for KU School of Business Building
Topeka reports the state will open bids January 14 for a new four story University of Kansas school of business building estimated at 1.25 million dollars. The structure will house general and special classrooms a reading room a lounge and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
School of Business
University of Kansas
Dulles Arrives in Paris to Ease French Tensions
Secretary of State Dulles lands in Paris for NATO talks as France seeks to calm anger over alleged U S British push for nuclear weapons. Police tighten security amid Communist agitation and right wing protests. Eisenhower may intervene if talks stall. missiles debate looms with Western Europe as France and Bonn weigh responses. Paris, Bonn, and Washington watch closely as alliances face pressure.
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Paris
U.S
State Dulles
Western Alliance
NATO
Hisenhower
Tito
North Africa
NATO Front
Mon Continental
Wesern
Europe
European
Russia
Washington
London
Bonn
Italy
Norway
Denmark
Union Pledges To Oust Thugs
Atlantic City AFL-CIO vows to redouble efforts to purge crime racketeering and corruption, threatening expulsion of Teamsters and two smaller unions. It aims to restore prestige after Senate Rackets Committee disclosures while urging action against management malpractice as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Afl-Cio
Teamsters Union
Federation of the Teamsters
Senate
Senate Committee
Publisher's Father Dies in Kansas Funeral
J L Johnson of Wamego Kansas, 86, father of Chanute Tribune editor E W Johnson, died at home from a heart ailment. He had retired after running a grocery store for more than 65 years.
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Wamego
Kas
J. L. Johnson
E. W. Johnson
The
Chanute Tribune
Johnson
Battle Expansion At Fort Sill
About 100 residents from southwestern Oklahoma formed the Southwest Oklahoma Survival Assn to oppose Army plans to expand Fort Sill north and west for guided missile test ranges. The group says the project could displace about 31,000 people across Caddo Comanche and Kiowa counties and would affect some 321000 acres. They urge testing missiles on government land already held, while supporting national defense.
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Hobart
Okla
Oklahoma
Southwest Oklahoma Survival Assn
Ft Sill
Army
W. A. Trawick
Ft. Sill
Kansan Survives as B52 Crash Kills Eight at Spokane
Eight men died when a B52 bomber crashed on takeoff near Fairchild Air Force Base in Spokane. The sole survivor, Sgt Gene L Graye of Augusta Kansas, reported fear and injuries while the tail gunner escaped. Col Clarence A Neely, commander of the 92nd Bomb Wing, was among the dead. The Air Force noted nuclear weapons could be carried, but could not explode in a crash. The crash appeared to be a routine takeoff before the nose rose, the plane pitched, and exploded into a mushroom column of smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Strategic Air Command
Air Force
Clarence A. Neely
Sioux City
Town
Rockford
Fairchild Air Force Base
Gene L. Graye
Augusta
Kas
Eisenhower to present 1958 program January 9
The White House announced that President Eisenhower will submit the outline of his 1958 legislative program to Congress on January 9, two days after the session reconvenes. It is unclear if he will deliver the State of the Union in person, a practice kept each year except 1956 due to his recovery from a heart attack. He is currently recovering from a slight stroke.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals Listed
Admitted George Manlove 816 E seventh Chris Alan Fawl Overbrook Mrs Georgia Larson 1204 S Cedar Mrs H B Willis Baldwin Thursday Dismissed Mrs Bobby Soper 500 W 10th Earl McKinney Quenemo Thursday Teddy Haworth 839 S Mulberry Joe Rogers Waverly Milo Harris Jr 1328 S Poplar today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Manlove
Chris Alan Fawl
Overbrook
Georgia Larson
S. Cedar
H. B. Willis
Baldwin
Bobby Soper
W. 10Th
Earl McKinney
Quenemo
Teddy Haworth
S. Mulberry
Joe Rogers
Waverly
Milo, Harris Jr
S. Poplar
Warm Applause For Organist At Ottawa Univ Dedication
Frank Asper wowed a large audience at Ottawa University auditorium with the new electric organ. The Salt Lake City organist performed works by Handel Bach Haydn Boellmann Franck Rogers Bedell Mulet and more. President Andrew B Martin offered a brief dedication for the organ gifted by Mrs. M H Forester in memory of her husband the late M H Forester. Carol Wiles Springfield of Chanute spoke for the students. A post concert reception at the Kerr home followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Asper
Ottawa University
University
Salt Lake City
Handel
Bach
Haydn
Boellmann
Franck
Rogers
Bedell
Mulet
Andrew B. Martin
M. H. Forester
Carol Wiles Springfield
Chanute
C.W
Red Forces On Constant Alert Heightens Cold War Tension
Soviet military newspaper declares a constant alert for armed forces across the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. Moscow radio blasts anti NATO notes to United Nations members as it denounces NATO as incompatible with UN principles. Observers say the propaganda aims to spur Western neutrality while signaling readiness against perceived American aggression.
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Moscow
Europe
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
Paris
Kremlin
United Nations
U.N
Middle East
Soviet Aviation
Red
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Nelson Show
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de Molay Mothers Circle
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L. A. Wilson
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Dewey) Funk
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