Local Briefs Highlight Auctions And Community Notes
Community items include a rummage sale on Feb. 11 at No Main, a Junior Chamber of Commerce auction at the National Guard Armory on March 7 to fund Kansas City convention costs, and an American Legion district meet at Ottawa High School tonight. Nearby notices cover honors for Navy recruiting, funeral attendances, nursing talk by Gwen Cook, and legal actions involving Standard Products, Reno Locker Plant, and J B Osgood Coffee. 50 free tickets for Kansas City Golden Gloves distributed to Ottawa Boys Club members.
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A Chamber of Commerce
National Guards Armory
Kansas City
Gwen Cook
Ottawa
Ottawa Steel Products
Kansas City Golden Gloves
Ottawa Boys Club
Sonny Harford
Bob Burnett
Jay Todd
Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals Record
Hospital entries list admissions for Mrs Delia Bay at 133 S Elm and Edgar Peters at 714 N Poplar. Dismissals include Mrs Sophia Bates Mrs Orletha Holzapfel Miss Esther Kuykendall and a Theodore Norton with infant son in Toronto Saundra Sumner route 3 Floyd Rochenower Princeton and Miss Jesse Brown with infant daughter Baldwin. The hardy kittiwake is sometimes called the frost or winter gull due to cold tolerance.
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Delia Bay
S. Elm
Edgar Peters
N. Poplar
Sophia Bates
N. Mulberry
Orletha Holzapfel
Olive
Esther Kuykendall
S. Hickory
Theodore Norton
Toronto
Saundra Sumner
Floyd Rochenower
Princeton
Jesse Brown
Baldwin
Deaths Mrs Marcellia Waddell of Edgerton
Mrs Marcellia Alamode Waddell 80 of Edgerton died yesterday at Cedar House Ottawa. Born Sept 20 1875 in Geornsey county Ohio she spent most of her life around Wellsville. She is survived by two sons J Ray Waddell and Claude Waddell and three grandchildren. Funeral Sunday 2 30 p m at Coughlin Funeral Home Wellsville with interment in Edgerton cemetery. Grant W Ingle 86 of Lawrence died yesterday at home. Survived by wife two sons Charles and Merle a daughter Edith LaDuke seven grandchildren three great grandchildren two sisters. Funeral Saturday 2 p m Evangelical church Lawrence.
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Marcellia Alamode Waddell
Fof Edgerton
Cedar House
Ottawa
Gernsey County
Ohio
Edgerton
Wellsville
S. Cedar
Claude Waddell
Lake Forest
Edwardsville
Kas
Coughlin Funeral Home
J. C. Doudna
Edgerton Cemetery
Grant W. Ingle
Kentucky St
Lawrence
Charles Ingle
Pomona
Merle Ingle
Baldwin
Edith LaDuke
Lecompton
Rose Swimley
Helen Hall
Emmett
Ida
Evangelical Church
Mulvany and Whitlatch funeral services listed
Funeral services for Mrs. Julia BE Mulvany who died Feb 5 were held Feb 8 at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev H E Manewal and Rev Frank Bogard officiating. Burial at Stony Point cemetery northwest of Baldwin. Also funeral services for Mrs Maude M Whitlatch who died Feb 7 were held Feb 9 at Towner's Funeral Chapel with Rev John Ward officiating. Burial at Woodlawn cemetery Pomona.
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Frank Kaub
Dale Mulvany
Rodney Fritts
Roger Fredrikson
J. R. Henning
Stony Point Cemetery
Baldwin
Prisoner Joe S. Stroud Dies in Kansas Prison Hospital
Joe S. Stroud a convicted slayer from Sedgwick County died today in the Kansas Prison hospital at age 79.
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Lansing
Kas
Joe S. Stroud
Sedgwick County
Kansas Prison Hospital
Negro coed seeks readmission to Alabama University
Autherine Lucy, the first Black student at the University of Alabama, files two federal petitions seeking readmission to classes and dormitory and dining hall access. She accuses trustees dean Adams and others of permitting riotous acts to bar her, seeking damages and contempt sanctions with hearings set for February 29 before Judge Hobart Grooms.
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Birmingham
Ala
University of Alabama
Autherine Lucy
U.S. Dist
Hobart Grooms
Miss Lucy
Grooms
Lucy
Board of Trustees
William F. Adams
State University
Sarah Healy
O. C. Carmichael
Adams
Predicting Tornadoes With Sferics Tech Advances
Oklahoma experts at a regional Institute of Radio Engineers conference outlined a new method using sferics, electrical impulses detected by radio direction-finding gear, to gauge storm intensity and predict tornado formation. They cited 15 to 20 impulses per second as indicators and noted last year’s Blackwell twister yielded 26 to 39. Challenges include integrating radar data and identifying storm type, with Air Force and Oklahoma A&M stations contributing observations.
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Oklahoma City
Institute of Radio Engineers
Blackwell
Okla
Air Force
Amarillo
Tex
Kansas City
Shreveport
Oklahoma A&m
Stillwater
The
U. S. Signal Corps
Shrimp Appetizer with French Dressing and Avocado
A first course dish marinating cooked shrimp in seasoned French dressing. Each shrimp is impaled on a toothpick with a wedge of avocado and served with tomato juice.
Injured Prisoner To Pen Hospital In Omaha Flight
Dale Konvalin an Omaha ex convict is in the State Penitentiary hospital for safekeeping after a crash that killed his brother Russell during their flight from Missouri police. He faces an Omaha hold up charge and was moved from St Joseph to Omaha then Lincoln by ambulance and plane amid bond posts and court orders. Surinam declared independent after formerly Dutch Guiana notes end of item.
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Omaha
Dale Konvalin
Bob Cornett
Dale
St. Joseph
Konvalin
St. Joseph Court
Cornett
L. Ross Newkirk
Patrick Corrigan
Corrigan
Lexington Sheriff Silence Sparks Tax Ranger Remark
Lexington Kentucky Sheriff Wallace Jones remains tight lipped about his new title after a dissatisfied taxpayer sent a note addressed to him as Taxes Ranger. The odd misspelling and ambiguous greeting drew attention but he offered no further comment.
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Lexington
Wallace Jones
Jones
Surge in U S Marriages Expected Around 1960
Statisticians predict a sharp rise in U S marriages around 1960 as sociocultural factors push more couples to wed soon after the prior era. Analysts note demographics and economic stability as key influences shaping the trend.
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U. S
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Phone Herald Office
Dairy Queen
Sale
Jaynes
Navy
Navy Department
Ah. J. Kittle
Vic Church
Ottawa High School
Julia Mulvany
Robert Mulvany
Robbie
Josephine Mul
Vany
Billy Ray Mulvany
Dallas
Ed Cunningham
Jerry Smith
Dick Smith
Elmer Richardson
Ft. Scott
Joe Gallegor
John Howard Love
Joe Lee
Plattsburgh
N. Y
Charlie Baker
Dora Roles
Paola
Lucille Seymour
T. E. Kinder
S. Poplar
Gordon James
Odessa
Kinder
Lloyd Ferguson
Standard Products Company of
Wichita
Earl Sexton
Ottawa Flying Service
Reno Locker Plant
Reno
Gerald Smith
J. B. Osgood Coffee Company
Mike Dyster
N. Cedar
Dyster
Osawatomie
Ncvey
Dengel
Perea
Louis H, Dengel
Star Grain & Lumber Co
Fourth & Walnut
Scouts of America
State Bank
R.S. Hill
Ed Hosler
FDIC
Marcellia Waddell
O. A. Myers & Son
Centropolis
Roberta Market
Overbrook Livestock Sales
Overbrook
Ora Bowen
Lane
Jack Nelson
Anderson County
A Neill George
Waverly
A. BE. Carter
Albert Stewart & Son Farm
Albert
Harold
Franklin County
Wilson and Tloeunt
Dale Sutton
Kansas
Oliver Ness
C. L. Kapp
Don Jansen
wuuLrl
Harve McCullough
Rantoul
Jim DeVore
Franklin County Sale
C. J. Downey
Franklin County Sale Company
Wilson and Locust
Printy & Son
Ben Printy
N. Main
Alabama
Pen
Surinam
Dutch Guiana
South America
Glidden
Malott
S. Main
Russell Stover
Valentine Candy
Nuzman Lumber Yard
MPRC
Association of Funeral Directors
Bince Veee
National Selected Morticians
Holy Bible
Jesus
Simon Peter
Christ
God
Indhiacoaa
Pevet
America
Hz Anchor Savings and Loan Association
Kansas City, Kansas
Savery
D. William Overton
J, Duan Nofsinger
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