Ottawa University rivals and court filings in brief
In Ottawa Today In Ottawa News Briefs, debate participants Vernon Barnes and Don Eilenstine from Ottawa University face McPherson College in a forensic tourney with coach Horton Presley. Two district court actions were filed, including a child support claim by Olive NM Nichols against Henry Leon lull and a claim involving Star Grain and Lumber Company Ot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Univerity
Vernon Barnes
Don Eilenstine
McPherson College
Horton Presley
Olive NM. Nichols
Henry Leon Lull
Eldon, Mo
Star Grain and Lumber Company
Foreclosure Action Filed Against Warren E E and Milten
A legal notice states a party filed to foreclose a mechanics lien against Warren E E, Milten, and additional defendants. The action seeks to establish the lien claim and may affect property interests and related rights of the named parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren EE
Milten
Deaths
Onnie E Harmon 69 of 542 miles northeast of Waverly died suddenly at 8 a m probably of heart condition Retired apartment house owner of Denver he bought and occupied the farm a year ago Born Sept 26 1887 in Long Lane Mo He was a Christian Scientist Survivors include widow Alma Brown three daughters Mrs Tilden F Hall Westminster Colo Mrs Raymond H Laird and Mrs Edwin R Mellicker both of Denver five grandchildren and one great grandchild Body to Lamb Funeral Home Services at 2:00 p m Monday then to Denver for services at Olinger Mortuary Burial in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onnie E. Harmon
Waverly
Denver
Long Lane
Alma Brown
Tilden F Hall
Westminster
Colo
Raymond H. Laird
Edwin R. Mellicker
Lamb Funeral Home
Funeral
Olinger Mortuary
Ordinance Bans False Bomb Scares in Kansas City
City lawmakers pass a new ordinance criminalizing bomb threats false reports and imitation bombs with penalties of a $500 fine, up to a year in jail, or both. A 17 year old boy, Richard Allen Lawrence, admitted making a false alarm at a high school and was cited on a misdemeanor after police interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Independence Police
Richard Allen Lawrence
Oklahoma drought worse than 1936 year dustbowl shocker
Rainfall records from the Oklahoma A and M Meteorology Department show 1956 was worse than 1936 in north central Oklahoma. The year totaled 16.68 inches, a 62-year record, below the 18.29 inches in 1936 and far under the normal 33.55 inches. Sawmills now use high pressure jets to remove bark from trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma A & M Meteorology Department
Northcentral
Oklahoma
Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals Include Several Names
Hospital notes list admissions for Mrs Ora Detwiler at 321 East 4th, Marty Hudelson of Pomona, Mrs Flora May Wenzel route 4 Friday, Sarah Kittough 1414 Spedar, Charles Lee Chrisjohn route 2 Osawatomie, Brenda Ralston 823 Olive today. Births reported for Rowe Redick 827 Ash a son born Friday weight 7 pounds 84 ounces. Dismissals include Mrs Rayeend Seaton 1362 South Main, Jane Fishburn Richmond Friday, Michael LeRoy Campbell route 1 Pomona, Marty Hudelson Pomona today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Detwiler
Marty Hudelson
Pomona
Flora May Wenzel
Sarah Kittough
Spedar
Charles Lee Chrisjohn
Osawatomie
Brenda Ralston
Olive
Rowe Redick
Ash
Rayeend Seaton
S. Main
Jane Fishburn
Richmond
Michael LeRoy Campbell
Adenauer 81 Birthday Draws World Tributes
World-Wide News Briefs report Konrad Adenauer celebrated his 81st birthday with gifts and tributes at the German chancellery as diplomats ministers generals and friends extended goodwill. Khrushchev reappears in Moscow events hosting East German visitors at a Bolshoi performance and British doctors plan new talks on pay under socialized medicine. Pope Pius XII grants audience to Miss Italy beauty queen Maria Paola Carletti and her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Rhine
London
Health Ministry
Vatican City
Pope Pius XII
Maria Paola Carletti
Italy
Ballou Named Superintendent of Kansas Reformatory
Robert Ballou, former assistant secretary under Governor Hall, will take over as superintendent of the Kansas State Industrial Reformatory at Hutchinson on January 10. The appointment was announced by Martin Kiger, new chairman of the State Board of Penal Institutions. Ballou, ex-Dodge City schools instructor, will succeed John Munns, who resumes duties as chief clerk after resigning as acting superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Robert Ballou
Fred Hall
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
Martin Kiger
State Board of Penal Institutions
Ballou
Dodge City
John Munns
Kiger
Munns
Cities Win 1956 Awards for Noise Reduction Efforts
New York City Philadelphia and Memphis received National Noise Abatement Council honors for measures to quiet the excessive din from rapidly growing populations. The awards acknowledge substantial steps in sound control, urban planning, and public awareness programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Philadelphia
Memphis
National
Student Killed His Stepfather After Family Argument
A 17 year old Hutchinson High School student shot and killed his 46 year old stepfather Tru man Reynolds following a minor collision between the men’s cars. The shooting happened on a farm near Langdon Kansas after the stepfather and an acquaintance left the scene of the collision. The teen surrendered to police after the incident and claimed Reynolds drove away first. Reynolds had a prior record with multiple arrests and prior prison time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Stanley Steele
Truman Reynolds
Reynolds
Tim Mesker
Langdon
Kas
Reno
Roy Sheppard
Mesker
Steele
Arlington
FBI
Kansas State Penitentiary
Kansas Bands In Inaugural Parade
Two Kansas bands will march in Eisenhower's inauguration parade. Kansas City Republican committeeman Harry Darby coordinates state plans. Gov elect George Docking may not attend. Participating bands include the Cowboy band from Abilene and the Cherokee Community High School band from Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington l
Kansas
Eisenhower
Harry Darby
Kansas City
Kas
George Docking
Abilene
Land of Columbus
Deeds Recorded in This Week's Credit Bureau Bulletin
Deeds listed include Steve Baker to Joseph W. Ferns Lot 1 Smith Subd 11 E M Mallory to Rado R Mohr Tr NE Sec 35 16 18 Minnie Wells to Frank Betz Lots 6 7 8 Blk 12 Adm Deed E K Krasny to Wesley Stevenson NE and SESE NEY Tr NEW Sec 13 16 19 Ott Bidg & Loan to Robert Adams Tr Lots 2 4 6 8 10 12 Lot 14 Blk 6 Garfield Add Ott Bidg & Loan to H G White Lots 26 28 E 20 Lot 30 Blk 6 Garfield Add Ott Bidg & Loan to Lewey Kittle Tr Lot 48 50 52 54 Blk 2 Garfield Norman Hinrickson to Chas Williamson Lots 20 22 24 Blk 49
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Credit Bureau Bulletin
Steve Baker
Joseph W. Ferns
Smith
E. M. Mallory
Rado R. Mohr
Minnie Wells
Frank Betz
Deed
E. K. Krasny
Wesley Stevenson
SESE
NEY
NEW
Ott. Bidg. & Loan
Robert Adams
H. G. White
Garfield
Lewey Kittle
Norman Hinrickson
Chas
Wililiamson
Blk
Benson opposes no plowing plan for dust bowl lands
Secretary of Agriculture Benson rejects Colorado Governor Johnson by federal law from imposing a no plowing restriction on dust bowl lands sold by the government. He warns permanent deed restrictions may be voided and favors county zoning to curb land use instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Benson
Colorado
Ed C. Johnson
Johnson
Removals in Credit Bureau Bulletin This Week
The weekly Credit Bureau bulletin lists meter connections disconnects and removals including Orren Altic to 119 E Wilson Joe Don Bicking to 834 S Main Pete H Geiler from 727 N Cedar Harley J Harmon to 418 Walnut Mr C Helm from 719 Grant to 721 Willow Victor Hughes from 530 N Cherry to 604 E 7th Kenneth H Jacoby from 721 Willow to Atchison Kas Eva Lee Jones from 739 Princeton to 706 S Poplar David E Johnson to 833 S Sycamore Charles A LeMaster from 211 E 6th to 727 N Cedar Mrs Jimmy Rake from 819 Cleveland to Baldwin Kas Mrs Alma Slingsby from 706 E Poplar to 211 E 5th Harold Smith to 523 E 15th Bud Schaub to 814 S Oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orren Altic
E. Wilson
Joe Don Bicking
S. Main
Pete H. Geiler
N. Cedar
Harley J. Harmon
Walnut
Mr. C. Helm
Grant
Willow
Victor Hughes
N. Cherry
E. 7Th
Kenneth H. Jacoby
Atchison
Kas
Eva Lee Jones
Princeton
S. Poplar
David E. Johnson
S. Sycamore
Charles A. LeMaster
E. 6Th
Jimmy Rake
Cleveland
Baldwin
Alma Slingsby
E. Poplar
Harold Smith
Bud Schaub
S, Oak
Sunday church services and schedules listed across multiple groups
A listing of church denominations and times across Sunday services and midweek activities. Includes Christian Science Society, Sacred Heart Catholic, Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, Assembly of God, Bethany Chapel Baptist, Church of the Nazarene, Church of Christ, and Wesleyan Methodist with specific service times and pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Chapel Baptist
Second
Poplar
Wm. Baley
Church of the Nazarene
Seventh
Elm
J. Russell Smith
Church of Christ
Firth and Cedar
Wesleyan Methodist
N. Main
Wayne E. Caldwell
Church Worship and Bible Study Timetable Digest
A dense church schedule lists service times for numerous congregations on a given Sunday and weekday evenings. It names Church of Christ Calvary Baptist First Methodist North Baptist Free Methodist Federated Presbyterian, Church of the Brethren Grace Episcopal Trinity Methodist Faith Lutheran Garnett Lutheran Mission St Paul A M FE and others with school, worship, sermon titles, and special services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
N. Poplar
C. E. Andrews
Calvary Baptist
Ninth
Hickory
Bil
First Methodist
Fourth
Charles P. Knight
North Baptist
Oak and Wilson
William L. Luce
Wm. Ward
Church of the Brethren
Gerald Mease
First Christan
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Faith Lutheran
Lee Lennon
Garnett Lutheran Mission
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ottawa
Sara Ellis
McVe - Dengel
Louis H. Dengel
Lamb
Harmon—Dnnie E
the Lamb Funeral Home
VT Sc Ooses
Alexander Insurance Agency
Ottawa Building and Loan Association
East 2Nd Street
Dean Berlin
Associated Press
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
State Reformatory
South
Dixie Daredevils
Hell Fighters
OF the Pacific
Brmercrors
Buddy Ebson
Between
Heaven
Hell
Christian Science Society
South Hickory
Sacred Heart Catholic
4Th
Cedar
Mathew Guilfoyle
Kingdom Hall of
Jehnvah’s Witnesses
Quenemo
Watchtower
All People of Good
Assembly of God
B. R Harris
Young Peoples Meeting
C. A. Myers & Sons
Overbrook
Hunt Brothers
Liie Bales
Wesleyan
NSM
N National Selected Morticians
National Selected Morticians
Ferdie C. Jay
Seattle
Washington
Mulberry
Bennie R. Harris
Jay
Call
Jack Nelson
Anderson County
Neill George
Waverly Sale Paviton
Albert Stewart & Son Farm
Albert
Harold
Richter
Fr. Co. Sales Co
Locust & Wilson Streets
Hang Lassen
Kans
Wilson & Locust Streets
H. B. LaRue
Printy & Son Ben Printy
Gordon James
Joan Davis
SUN
Irs
Jack Shelley Palance- Winters
Lor Nelson Lee Marvin Gonzalez Gonzalez
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