Ottawa News Briefs Highlight Local Mix Of Petty News
Today in Ottawa brief items report a cattle purchase by Guernsey owner Albert J. Winn, field training in Germany for Pvt. John D. Robertson, and no charges in a dog death case. Also noted are meeting changes, improved illness recovery, traffic citations, and upcoming fundraising for polio with a March of Dimes dinner and money drive kickoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Robertson
Ralph Robertson
Baldwin
8Th Infantry Division
Germany
Robertson
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Army
Homer Davis
Rotary Club
Davis
National Polio Foundation
Harold Telwiler
Franklin County March of, Dimes
Local Farm Sales and Livestock Events Schedule
A dense list of upcoming sales and dispersals across Kansas communities. Entries name buyers sellers and locations including Overbrook Ottawa Pomona Waverly and Princeton with dates primarily in January. Livestock and dairy sales cover Holstein cattle and farm equipment with venues at farms, markets, and auction houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Myers & Sons
Centrovolis
Ottawa
A. E. Mesenheimer
Overbrook
Roberta
Lawrence
Kansas
Hunt Brothers
Pomona
Tan
Bales Estate
Breust
Jack Nelson
Kas
Anderson County
Holstein Castle
Neil Geer
Waverly
Waverly Sale Paviion
Albert Stewart & Son Farm Rt
Albert
Harold
Carl Nutt
Kfr. Co
Saled
Locust & Wlson
Ottawa High School
E. M. Mallory
Richter
Go, Sales Co
Locust & Wilson Streets
Lassen
King
Fr. Co. Sales Co
Wilson & Locust Streets
Hospital Notes and Births and Dismissals Summary
Hospital notes list admissions for Mrs John Parkin Mrs Hardin Watkins Mrs Minnie Hudelson and others from Pomona Richmond Green Jay Wellsville Rantoul and Waverly. Births include a Cearfoss daughter weight 8 12 born Monday Magrath Harris Hoopes son weight 7 14 born today. Several dismissals and transfers to St Luke's Kansas City and other addresses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parkin
Pomona
Hardin Watkins
Richmond
Minnie Hudelson
Marion Honn
Green Jey
Kenneth Coffman
Wellsville
George Eneichen
Rantoul
Alden Cearfoss
S. Cedar
Monsday
Hugh Magrath
Harris
George Hoopes
Waverly
Mary Anthony
Tremont
Jane Fishburn
Flossie Burns
St. Luke’s Hospital l
Kansas City
LaVern Cannon
Raymond Feuerborn
E. 14Th
Oren Jones
Dallas
Tex
Leo Mealman
Cypress
Clayton Martin
Princeton
Saarland Returns to Germany Celebrations Begin New State
Saarland residents celebrated joining West Germany as the 10th state with fireworks notes. The 990 square mile region saw the German flag raised publicly as Chancellor Adenauer called the move a sign of eventual unity for Germans in the East and West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saarbruecken
Germany
Saarland
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Saar
East
West
Deaths Garnett Man Died After Stroke
Clausie W. Smith sr of Garnett died Monday evening shortly after a stroke. He was brother to Mrs. Harry Brink of Kid S. Cedar and father of Clausie Smith jr, a Ottawa University student employed at the Herald. Surviving are Clausie Jr, Gene Ruth, and Mrs. Brink. Funeral will be Thursday at 3 p m at Garnett Methodist Church. No flowers. contributions to Camp Theodore Naish Memorial Fund through Orville Cole of Garnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett
Clausie W. Smith, Sr
Harry Brink
Kid S. Cedar
Clausie Smith, Jr
Ottawa University
The
Herald
Garnett City
Boy Scouts
Anderson County
Clausie, Jr
Gene Ruth
Brink
Garnett Methodist Church
Camp
Theodore Naish
Orville Cole
Funerals for Mrs Mary Hughes and Infant Robert Mealman
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Hughes who died December 27 were held December 20 at Pomona Methodist Church with Rev Charles P Knight officiating. Burial followed at Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona. Pallbearers included W W Clevenger Ralph Hunt Jr Emory Frack D T Pierce Neal Baxter and Bill Dusin. Roy Driver and his wife sang hymns with organ by Mrs Ewing Lawrence. Infant Robert A Mealman, son of Mr and Mrs Leo Mealman, also had services December 29 with Rev R B Craig officiating. Burial was at Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona.
Storm Prevents Mountain Rescue On Mt Blanc
In Chamonix France an 80 mile per hour wind and heavy snow again prevented rescue teams from reaching two frostbitten climbers stranded 12 000 feet up Mt Blanc for 11 days. A crashed helicopter left four crew and four soldiers nearby as temperature dropped to 30 below zero. Separate reports note avalanches and skier fatalities in the southern Alps with rescue efforts slowed by snow. Meanwhile Washington reports a record 760 600 veterans enrolled for education and training under the GI Bill this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamonix
France
Mt. Blanc
Jean Vincendon
Francois Henry
Southern
Alps
Washington
Veterans Administration
Eden To Cancel Russian Visit
The Evening Standard reports Prime Minister Eden is likely to cancel his spring trip to the Soviet Union due to Moscow’s hardening stance toward the West and satellite states. Edens decision was not formally announced, but cancellation appears almost certain under current conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Standard
Eden
Soviet Union
Kremlin
West
Selwyn Lloyd
Russia
Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Britain
Den
Lloyd
Evening Standard
Lord Beaverbrook
Spokes
Eden Cancels Invited Trip Not Mandatory If He Declines
Men at No 10 Downing St Eden's official residence declined to comment but a government source stressed that conditional acceptance of the invitation allows a formal announced cancellation to be unnecessary if Eden chooses not to travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 10
Downing St
Eden
Quintuplets Born Near Pondicherry First in India
In Madras India police cordoned off the hospital to manage crowds gathering to view the first quintuplets in Indian history. All five girls, born to a 29 year old servant near Tiruvannamalai, arrived New Year’s Eve with birth weights ranging from 3 pounds 5 ounces to 4 pounds 6 ounces. They will be named on the tenth day per Hindu custom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
India
Pondicherry
Tiruvannamalai
Muriahe Corneille
Egypt Ends Suez Treaty After British Attack
Egypt formally ends the 1954 agreement granting Britain troop rights in the Suez Canal zone. A decree by President Nasser cites the British armed assault on Oct 31 and the subsequent seizure of bases and seizure of stores as the breach. The move removes Britain’s ability to intervene against an outside power in the region, a potential strategic setback for Western defense planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CATRO
Egypt
Britain
Suez Canal Zone
Middle East
Nasser
Russia
Turkey
Teast
West
Asia
Europe
U. N
Monoxide Fumes Fatal To Girl
In Junction City a 16 year old girl Sandra McFerron died from carbon monoxide fumes in a car with 19 year old Cedric Seley who was unconscious. They were found in the garage at the Seley home by his father after a New Year’s Eve outing. Seley was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction City
Sandra McFerron
H. Dy McFerron
Cedric Seley
C. 3. Seley
Seley
Young Seley
City Hospital
Miss Mclerron
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Day Ellis
Vern Ritchal
Otawa
Winn
Albert J. Winn
Burlington
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Franklin County Humane Society
Main Street
Humane
Leo Edington
Society
Valley View
Harold Tarpley
Tarpley
S.south Main
Cherry
Bruce Spears
G.A.R
Harry Loyd
George Hopkins
South Oak
Paula Ivey
Robert Chambers
Beech
South Main
Hermann Freuhauf
New York City
C. N. Anderson
Fruehauf
M. R. Stoerger
Terry Lee Roberts
Naas
Kingsville
Edgar Roberts
S. Oak
R. McCandless
South
Hickory
Whirlwinds
Fred 3Irch, Jr
Japan
San Francisco
Louis H. Dengel
Printy & Son Kinty
Gordon James
Alu
Anne i
WWENY
Keokuk
Iowa
Pasadena
Calif
California
Suez
Lamb Funeral Home
National Selected Morticians
Coats
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