Honor Roll Honor in Kemper Military School Dean’s List
Jim Fivian, son of Mr and Mrs John O Fivian of 407 S Cherry, was named to Kemper Military School Boonville Missouri dean’s scholastic honor roll for the last month of the first semester, per Col F J Marston dean office notice. Mrs Vivo H Kiefer Ottawa speech correctionist attends Hearing and Speech conference at KU Medical Center today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Fivian
John O. Fivian
S. Cherry
Kemper Military School
Boonville
F. J. Marston
Vivo H. Kiefer
Ottawa
K. U. Medical Center
Funeral attendance noted for Olson murder victim
Attendees at the Kansas City funeral included F. J. Laus tedt and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lundstedt for August E. Olson, 66, who was killed in a recent incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Laustedt
Lawrence Lundstedt
Kansas City
August E. Olson
Ottawa area briefs span accidents sales and events
A Kansas City Junior College elevator accident killed a 23 year old student, Olson, and a separate obituary notes Olson’s prior ties to Lindsborg families. Raymond Vail announces a dairy cattle and hardware auction on Thursday February 28 at 11 a.m. Wright studio discussion recalls a historical Ottawa ground floor studio once run by Gregory Smith. Job's Daughters plan a rummage sale at Mock Motors tomorrow. Local option petitions in Lawrence seek a city vote on April 2 to decide liquor sales continuance with about 3,800 signatures. Mr and Mrs F H Parks report Brownsville Texas saw a five inch rain recently. H A Wharton visits Coffeyville for weekend with daughter Ben Wiseman. Ottawa Junior High School’s Laff-O-Rama cast includes Lloyd Stafford and six clowns. more details awaited. Dr D L Young and Dr Homer Fleer attended a heart disease seminar in Chanute. Gideon A Blewelt, formerly of Ottawa, died in Redwood City California. Eight Ottawa police parking tickets issued yesterday. Pauline Duyk returns from Lawrence public health officers meeting on preschool and school aged children.
Hospital Notes Admits Several Local Residents
Hospital notes list admissions including Ralph 8 Chandler of Princeton and Frank Spooner from route 3 along with Mrs Margaret Ashton 1108 S Hickory Daniel C Gleddin Williamsburg Mrs E A Henning Osawatomie Thursday Lyman E Brindle Pomona B G Otto 630 N Mulberry today Dismissals include Ewing Lawrence Pomona Earl Mendell 815 N Main Jesse Doudna 817 Ash Sharon Bloomer Rantoul Mrs Quentin Roberts and baby daughter Pomona George V Louderback 1020 S Locust Dwight Brady 107 S Elm today
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Ralph
Mortuary notices for Ira Morgan and John Cunningham
Funeral services were held for Ira William Morgan who died Feb 17 at Appanoose Brethren church with Rev. John Ward and Rev. Ward Nance officiating. A quartet sang with Mrs. Art Skaggs on piano. Burial in Appanoose cemetery, Douglas county. Cunningham's funeral for John F. Cunningham died Feb 16 at Ives Chapel Baldwin with Rev. Willis Warner. pallbearers listed. I.O.O.F. graveside service by James L. Rokes. burial in Sutton Cemetery Baldwin.
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T. R. Johnson
Sutton Cemetery
Baldwin
Deaths LLOYD 8B WILLIS AND MARGARET F FOOTE
Notice summarizes two deaths: Lloyd B. Willis of Boulder Colorado on February 21 after long illness. Margaret F. Foote 70, longtime Ottawa resident and former Baptist missionary widow of John A. Foote, died at Newman Memorial Hospital in Emporia. Details include survivors, service arrangements, burial in Ottawa, and a scholarship fund donation request.
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Lloyd B. Willis
Boulder
Colo
Willis
Katherine Streeter
Princeton
Hawkins and Rantoul
Margaret F., Foote
Margaret F. Foote
E. J. Foote
Ottawa
Newman Memorial Hospital
Emporia
John A. Foote
Japan
Shead
Richard F. Conard
Haviland
Mass
Baptist Foreign Mission Board
Foote
Osaka
United States
Denver
First Baptist Church
Global News Briefs from Salonika Vatican and Budapest
A mob of about 1,000 Greek students stoned the USIA office in Salonika as police used the army to restore order during protests at the UN General Assembly over Cyprus. Pope Pius XII blessed U.S. sailors at his window aboard the Forrestal in Naples Bay. Nepszabadsag attacked Cardinal Mindszenty for persecuting priests in the “peace movement” after he sought refuge at the U.S. legation. In New Delhi, India offered to discuss the Kashmir issue with the UN Security Council president, while not endorsing the U.S. resolution.
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Salonika
Greece
U.S. Information Agency
United Nations General Assembly
Cyprus
USIA
Vatican City
Pius XII
U.S
Forrestal
Naples Bay
Budapest
Hungary
Nepszabadsag
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
New Delhi
India
Kashmir
U.N. Security Council
Pakistan
Kansans May Submit World War II Bonus Plan
The Soldiers Compensation Committee in Topeka debated submitting a voter referendum on paying bonuses to veterans. It eyed financing via bonds totaling about 173 million and considered taxes on cigarettes, liquor, and soft drinks to cover 104 million in benefits plus 71 million interest over 25 years. A two cent cigarette tax could raise 83.6 to 83.9 million annually, liquor taxes would rise about 40 percent, and soft drink taxes were also discussed to fill remaining revenue.
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Topeka
Soldiers Compensation Committee
House
Harold E. Mulville
R-Lakin
F.H. Guild
Legislative Council Research Department
New Comptroller Well Known Here
Keith L. Nitcher aged 33 has been appointed comptroller of Kansas University effective July 1. A Pomona native, he is son of Mr and Mrs Walter Nitcher of Pomona. His wife is also from Pomona, daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Johnson. Nitcher worked in public accounting for Homer Henning of Ottawa from 1951 to 1954, when he earned the Kansas certificate of certified public accountants.
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Keith L. Nitcher
Kansas University
Pomona
Walter Nitcher
Nitcher
Homer Henning
Ottawa
Kansas
Kilooz to retire as KU bursar as office is abolished
In 1954 he joined the accounts and reports division of the state department of administration and rose to chief of the accounting control and service section. After Kansas State Teachers College at Emporia and a stint as a Lebo grade school principal, he served as a master sergeant in the air force. He later earned an A B from Washburn College and will become KU comptroller, replacing Karl Klooz who has served since 1917. Kilooz will be 65 and stay in the business office in a non administrative role.
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State Department of Administration
State Department
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Lebo
Air Force
Washburn College
Topeka
K. U
Karl Klooz
Kilooz
Ottawa
Three Killed Three Injured Near Visalia
Three soldiers were killed and three others seriously injured when a car driven by Pfc. Laverne L Leininger 21 of Fresno struck a highway sign stanchion six miles west of Visalia California. The dead were Leo R Howland 17 of Fresno Sgt 1C Herbert P Farmer 24 Fort Lewis Washington and Pvt Eugene W Clasbill 20 Fort Scott Kansas. The car caught fire but the flames were not the cause of death or injuries.
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Visalia
Calif
Laverne
Leininger
Fresno
Leo R. Howland
C Herbert P. Farmer
Fort Lewis
Wash
Eugene W. Claspill
Fort Scott
Kas
Application To A Federal Court In Oklahoma Rate Case
A Denver federal court was ordered to hear Western Light and Telephone Co. of Great Bend Kansas seeking an injunction against the Oklahoma Corporation Commission. The 10th Circuit set up a special panel after the utility sought rate increases totaling 57 200 across 16 Oklahoma cities. The commission denied the request and the Oklahoma Supreme Court denied a supersedeas bond to allow rates pending final hearing. A restraining order issued February 14 had permitted the action.
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Denverm
Western Light and Telephone Co
Great Bend
Kas
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
10Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Company to Raise Rates by 49200 Under Bond
Special court will hear the case with Judges A. P. Murrah W. R. Wallace and Ross Rizley presiding. The Bingham Canyon mine in Utah has yielded more than 694 million tons of copper in the last 50 years.
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Special Court
A. P. Murrah
W.R. Wallace
Ross Rizley
Bingham Canyon
Utah
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Jay Ellis
Joe's Place
N. Main
Zenith
D. R. Norman
S. Main
Acme Hearing Center
Louis H. Dengel
Kansas City Junior College
Olson
Lundstedts
Lindsborg
Raymond Vail
Wright
First Street
Bridge
Main Street
Gregory Smith
Jasper Davies
Smith
Marais Des Cygnes
Main
Job
Mock Motors
Lawrence
F. H. Parks
Brownsville
Tex
H. A. Wharton
Coffeyville
Ben Wiseman
Lloyd Stafford
Dean Driscoll
Floyd Jacob
Charles Queen
Bruce
D. L. Young
Homer Fleera
Chanute
Dial
California
Redwood
City
Gideon A. Blewelt
Franklin County
Pauline Duyk
Organization of
S. Savings Seed Loan Association
Tasiaoar
Kansas City, Kansas
North American Building
J. Dean Nofsinger Manager
D. William Overton
LLOYD
K. C. Foote
Philippines
Coward
David W. Foote
Torrance
Bradley Johnson
Kellogg
Ida
Margaret, F. Foote
Ottawa University
The
Associated Press
National Selected Morticians
International Association of Funeral Directors
Lamb Funeral Home
Matthew
Richardson
Pontiac
Daytona
America
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