Ottawa briefs cover benefits and local notices
Jobless federal workers can file for unemployment benefits at Ottawa employment offices starting this week under a new federal law. The maximum weekly benefit is 28 dollars. Open house for the American Legion post is planned at its redecorated home tomorrow night. A divorce suit, traffic school attendance, and a Wolf Drive event are also noted with details on locations and times.
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Ford
Gunkel
Emporia
George Medlock
Ottawa
Kansas
Medlock
State Employment Service
American Legion
Harvey Stephens
Peoples National Bank
Second and Main
Court House
E. W. Flaherty
Police Department
Flaherty
Joe Towner
Deaths Lane farmer dies after tractor accident
George William Stremme 66 of 34 miles northeast of Lane died at Research hospital Kansas City from injuries suffered December 22 when a tree pulled with a tractor struck him. Born September 12 1888 in Brown county TL he lived near Lane since 1898. Survived by siblings and nephews nieces. Funeral arrangements by Lamb Funeral Home with Lane cemetery burial.
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George William Stremme
Lane
Research Hospital
Kansas City
Brown County
Ralph L. Stremme
Will Waddle
S. Cedar
Jessie Waddle
Floyd Waddle
Ottawa
Howard Jackson
Fontana
Lane Methodist Church
Lamb Funeral Home
Lane Cemetery
Wellsville
James R
Cora (Batdorf) Barnett
Floyd Barnett
Harry Barnett
Emporia
Gene Barnett
Mary Morganstein
Charlotte Culbertson
Sterling
Ruth Crawford
Doris Coffman
Coughlin Funeral Home
Paul Leslie
Lamb Funeral
Ray Wilson Hogue
Horton
Richmond
G. R. Fosmire
Highland Cemetery
Hogue
Robert Schuetz
Schuetz
Ray Neidinger
Brown ‘County
Jennie Elizabeth Hughes
N. Jackson
Topeka
Walter C. Hogue
Pueblo
Colo
N. R. Holcomb
Eugene
Ore
Stremme
George W
Kas
Hospital Notes Readmission and Births Across Several Homes
Admitted Charles Colaw at 1022 Cottonwood and Janice Whitcomb at 545 N Cherry today. Mrs Paul Cellar of Waverly admitted Monday and dismissed Tuesday. Births recorded for Max Willian Bill and Mrs Seymour at 421 Sycamore, a son born today weight 8 lb. 902. Dismissals include Mrs Catherine Jones of Oklahoma City. Mrs Loren Higginbotham and baby daughter from Wellsville. Mrs Milton Hackett and baby daughter from Pomona today.
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Charles Colaw
Cottonwood
Janice Whitcomb
N. Cherry
Paul Cellar
Murder Charge Against Mrs Callahan in Kansas Funeral Death
Mrs Mary Callahan was charged with first degree murder today in Shawnee Village Kansas. Authorities say her husband John Joseph Callahan aged 31 was shot Sunday while he rested in their home. She has maintained her innocence.
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Clathe
Kas
Mary Callahan
Shawnee Village
Callahan
John Joseph Callahan
Robber Shot In Holdup At New York Trust Bank
In Manhattan garment district a robber was killed by gunfire during a holdup at a New York Trust Co bank. A bank guard Edward Kaszuba 38 was wounded. The suspect Ellison Gaylord Grey 20 of Kansas City was shot by former city police man William Rettig. Robert Barnett 52 died attempting to intervene.
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New York
New York Trust Co
Manhattan
Garment District
7Th Ave
49Th St
Ellison Gaylord Grey
Benton Blvd
Kansas City
Edward A. Kaszuba
William O’ Rettig
Kaszuba
Rettig
Franklin Savings Bank
Robert Barnett
Seek Bids on US50 Project
Sealed bids for the improvement of US50 north of Ottawa to a point just south of the Franklin Douglas county line will be received at the county clerk's office until January 20 and opened publicly. The project aims to obtain about 60 feet of additional right of way along US50 beginning north of the Santa Fe overpass, widening the road to 24 feet, removing two curves, widening a bridge north of town, surfacing with two and a half inches of sheet asphalt, widening shoulders to 10 feet, and adding new drainage ditches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Franklin-Douglas
State Highway Commission
Community Thursday Night Auction Sale Ad
BEN PRINTY Auctioneer promotes weekly sales every Thursday night at 136 North Main. Contact phone 846-1 for details. Local notice highlights regular auctions at the specified address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Printy
More Registered For Employment In Ottawa KS Office
The Ottawa office of the Kansas State Employment Service reports 423 people registered for work at end of December 1854, up 105 from November. Compared with a year earlier 431 were registered, with 312 in November. Seasonal weather slows construction and trims agricultural placements, while non agricultural placements stay steady. The office serves Anderson, Miami and Franklin counties.
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Ottawa
Kansas State Employment Service
George Medlock
Ventory
Anderson
Miami
Franklin Counties
Local Markets promote savings on U S Honda models
Local Markets highlights a new savings plan for U S Honda vehicles. The promotion emphasizes affordability and dealer incentives aimed at increasing sales across regions.
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Harald
Phon
Herald Office
McVey Ambulance
Ine Towner
Larry
Texaco
N. Main
Williams Insurance
Ottawa University Home Arts Department
Lily Johnson
Home Service
Kansas City Powder and Light Company
Opeen 16-He
Amanda Rossenquist
Home Arts Department
The
University
Dorothy’ Jo Osburn
William L. Osburn
Floyd H. Coffman
Gleason & Gleason
Plain Institute
M. A. Milestiff
Manhattanstate
Kansas Christian Ministers’ Institute
Waverly Junction
US 30S
Bob Conaty
Lester Mulson
Neosho Rapids
Richard Brown
Brown
Art Jensen
Bob Conray
James Weidher
Wilfred Smith
Wichita
Parker
R. F. Hanes
S. Locust
South Walnut
Doris R. Wendorff
Rt. 2
James H. Wendorff
Princeton
Hillcrest
Neral
Louis H. Dengel
An Duce RC
US Cri Ie
Foch
United States
Anchor Savings & Loan Ass'n of
Dean Nossinger
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Sport Coats
Hyde Park
Marbury and
Kenyon
Marx
Roger Field
Cravenette Suede
Lortwineton
Mlens
Coats
C. A. Myers & Son
Centrepolis
Canton
Wilgon
Overbrook
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Anderson County
Garnett
Floyd Ackley
Willamsburg
Neill George
Waverly
Leland Logan
Albert
Tewart & Son
Harold
Earl Hays McGaha
Nelson
LAMB
Funeral Home
America
U. S
Ray Wilson
Horton, Kas
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