Death notices from Wellsville area medical and church services
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Chilton 84 of four miles south of Wellsville died at Cedar House nursing home Ottawa after months of illness. Survived by three children Mary Ellen Collins Britton Chilton and Henry Chilton and one brother Hiram O Powell. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. Coughlin Chapel Wellsville Rev Loyd Hiatt officiating. Interment Walnut Creek Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Chilton
Wellsville
Cedar House
Ottawa
Harold J. Lamb
Childton
Richard Britton Chilton
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Towner
Fannie Violet Whitley
Williams Insurance
Ing Well
Mary Ellen Collins
Britton
Henry Chilton
Hiram O Powell
Colorado Springs
Coughlin Chapel
Loyd Hiatt
Walnut Creek Cemetery
Byterian Church
Austria
Wenzel F
Barbara Witman
Lena Weaver
Princeton
W. C. Cairn
Pomona
Carl W. Witman
Leo Witman
Mary Witman
Adolph Witman
Lucinda McCormack
Lucinda Mae McCormick
Garnett
S. Hickory
Methodist Church
Michigan Valley
Henry and
Mary (Crum) McDaniel
Firman J. McCormick
Francis Duffy
Abilene
R. J. Tierney
Decatur
W. A.J. McDaniel
Leona Wright
Thelr Methodist Home
Topeka
Woodpeckers target church spires in strange England attack
A flock of green woodpeckers drilled 600 to 1,000 holes in church spires across Southeastern England as experts seek causes for the vandalism. In Ottawa Kansas several local obituaries and notices follow, including deaths of Wenzel Witman 88 and Lucinda McCormick 69 with funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Penter
Ottawa
Essex
Hertfordshire
Kent
Rich
National
United Press Federation
Sidney Larkins
Great Hallingbury
Wheat Prospects Bright After Heavy Snow
TOPEKA heavy snow in the last week left wheat prospects the best in many weeks. The snow protected fall seeded crops from low temperature damage and moisture will leave topsoil in excellent condition for oats and barley. Planting should become active in south central and southeastern counties after a few dry days. Melting snow also raises hopes for early spring pasture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Moler's Cafe Ad Offers Meals and Pies in Town
Moler's Cafe at 112 North Main advertises homemade pies and short orders with daily hours from 5 a.m. to midnight. Owner Mae Chappell promotes the eatery, inviting patrons to enjoy meals in a small town setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moler's Cafe
Moler Mae Chappell
Commemans
What A Difference One Letter Makes
Augusta Kansas tale of a tax service ad mix up where Dick Maddox guides an elderly woman to a wrong address. He realizes she misread the tax service as tax service causing a confusing sequence before the mix up is clarified. The incident centers on a mistaken address swap and miscommunication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Kas
Dick Maddox
Maddox
Tax Service
Augusta Daily Gazette
El Dorado Progresses On Ice Storm Cleanup
Two weeks after an ice storm stripped El Dorado of tree limbs the city continues debris removal. Park superintendent Bob Shook says it may take another week to finish clearing scattered branches and wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Dorado, Kasim
el Dorado
Bob Shook
Important State Witness Returns At Birmingham Concert
A prominent state witness, described as a key figure, returned to Birmingham from Florida to testify in ongoing murder trials. The event interrupted by delays features a campus orchestra program at Ottawa University’s Philharmonic Hall with selections including Camboge Suite and Holst First Suite for Military Band, with no admission charged. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niceville
Fla
Renee
Ottawa University Philhar
Birmingham
Ala
Anim
Taylor
Harmonic Band
Ab-Lcah
Phenix City
White Cornange
A. L. Patter
Pike
Patterson
Harold Hansen
Florida
Ambl
James Ray Taylor
Seine River
Paris
Columbus
King Norodom
Cambodia
Africa
U.S. State Department
Amparito Rocca
Texidor
Midwest
Ho‘wards
Holst
Strauss
Til Eulenspiegel
Walters
Car Crushed Between Trucks Kills Elderly Woman in Pittsburg
An elderly woman, Mrs. Bertha Aiken, 75, of Waterloo Iowa, was killed and five others injured when an auto was crushed between two trucks at Cow Creek Bridge on U S 69 south of Pittsburg Kansas. Mrs Aiken’s daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Rudolph Guenther of Denver Iowa were hospitalized in critical condition. The text also notes there are about 100000 lakes in Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kas
Cow Creek Bridge
Here
U. S. 69
Bertha Aiken
Waterloo
Iowa
Aiken
Rudolph J. Guenther
Denver
Also Mentioned on This Page
WH. Herald Office
SE Mercy Ambulance
Mary Chilton
Minnie Albright
N. Sycamore
C. R. Goodman
Mary G. Albright
Clarence B. Albright
Goodman
Wenzel Witman
Wenzel F. Witman
S. Locust
Col
James W. Davis
U. S. Disciplinary Barracks
Ft. Leavenworth
Smorrow
Franklin County
Louisburg
Don Brown
Ottawa High
Perle
Baston
W. M. Johnson
Mary Black
A. S R. Shannon
Imax Crannell
Max Crannell
Richmond
Willows
Calif
California
Arizona
Hoyt Cran
Nell
Spring Hill
Vern Maxwell
St. Joseph
Hoyt Crannell
Maxwell
Evelyn
Thad
Crannell
Richmond High School
Kansas State College
Manhattan
James C. Washburn
C. A. Washburn
Cedar
Greeley
Colo
Marie Hallenbeck
Washburn
Douglas
Suzanne
Mary Alice Herbert
Washington, D. C
George Washburn
Oklahoma City
Scott Washburn
Kansas City
Mr. Wenzel F. Witman
Richmond Cemeetry
Louis H. Dengel
U. S. Savings Bonds
Case Farm Machinery
OC. A. Myers & Son
Overbrook
Una and
Alvin Lindertter
Wilson
W. W. Tucker
Pearl Bryson
Paul Ha
Jack Nelson
G. A. Diamond
Neill George
Waverly
C. H. Blubsaugh & Sons
North
Westphalia
Bob Lantis
Nouthwest
Albert Stewart & Son Farm
Albert
Harold
L. DeGarmo and Son
W.W. Corner
Franklin County Sale Co
Santa Fe
Wilson and Locust
Ben Printy
N. Main
A. Mitchell
Miles
O. U. Band
Milo Hewitt
Carlife Guaranty
Carlife
Hewitt Cheverlet Co
S. Main
Sweden
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Lamb
Mccormick
Lucinda Mae
Hickory St
Valley Brook Cemetery
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