Ottawa News Briefs Highlight Debates and Local Updates
Vernon Barnes and Don Beilenstein of Ottawa University won all four debates in McPherson with coach Horton Presley planning more tournaments at Baldwin and Liberty. PTA Council meets, Dr Richard Schiefeliusen speaks on Special Education. Lily Blooming reports Sacred Lily of India in Ottawa. Injured uncle of Mrs Shadle yard worker Herman Gooden in Houston. Chihuahua Toby reported missing. Parking violators pay $1 bonds. Barbershop chorus rehearsal tonight. 24 couples attended Four Corners Square Dance in Osawatomie. Midwest Retail Imniement Hardware Assn convention in Kansas City runs through Wednesday.
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Vernon Barnes
Don Beilenstine
Ottawa University
McPherson
Horton Presley
Presley
Baker University
Baldwin
D. U
William Jewell College
Liberty
Hawthorne P.T.A
Richard Schiefeliusen
University of Kansas In Law Terce
Kansas City
Budge Reusch
Harry Rybolt
Budge’s Hardware
Midwest Retail Imniement and Hardware Association
Hoffine and Johnson Pair Named in Local Notice
Ray G Hoffine aged 28 from DeSoto and Trina Ellen Johnson aged 19 from Kansas City Missouri are identified in the readable portion of a local record. The fragment provides names and ages associated with a notice and lists their origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray G. Hoffine
DeSoto
Trina Ellen Johnson
Kansas City, Mo
Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals Across Town
Hospital notes list admissions for Douglas Kasper Judy Stevenson Mrs Owen Atchison Mrs Floyd Gates Diana Lynn Michael Dean Pearson Connie Davis and others with addresses in Wells ville Pomona Williamsburg Osawatomie and Richmond Births record Mr and Mrs James Lee with a son weight 7 lb 914 oz Dismissals include Mrs Alden Cearfoss and baby daughter Mrs Grace Warner Fred Armstrong and others with multiple routes and streets in Osawatomie Williamsburg and Golden City Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Kasper
N. Cedar
Judy Stevenson
Wellsville
Owen Atchison
Olive
Floyd Gates
Pomona
Diana Lynn
Michael Dean Pearson
Connie Davis
Williamsburg
Ray Farris
James Lee
J. Greeley
Alden Cearfoss
S. Cedar
Grace Warner
Fred Armstrong
Golden City
Sarah Killough
Charles Lee Chrisjohn
Osawatomie
Clarence Davis
Andrew Johnson
Cypress
A. L. Flanner
Brenda Ralston
Hardin Watkins
Richmond
Peggy Richardson
Beech
Roy Woods
Baby Son
Job Lytle
One Killed In Airliner Crash Near Tulsa
An American Airlines Convair crashed six miles north of Tulsa Municipal Airport in a wooded area. One passenger, Nell Tobler, 70, Tulsa, died. Six passengers and three crew members were hospitalized but not in critical condition. Co pilot Paul Johnson, 33, Tulsa, and pilot Wesley G. Mims, 34, Tulsa, survived. Cause not disclosed.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tulsa Municipal Airport
American Airlines
Nell Tobler
Paul Johnson
Providence
R. J
Wesley G. Mims
Death notices for Leroy Rush and Mrs Bennett in Pomona area
Leroy Rush aged almost 52 and a Pomona native died in Kansas City yesterday. Born January 14, 1905, he attended Pomona High School, studied at Kansas State College and served in World War II. Surviving siblings are sister Pearl Richardson and brothers R. R. Rush and Ray Rush. Funeral arrangements are pending. Mrs. W. L. Bennett of 422 E Logan died today at home. Lamb Funeral Home to announce funeral plans.
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Leroy Russ Leroy Rus
Pomona
Kansas City
William
Mahala Evans Rush
K-State College
Peggy Lou Rush
Pearl Richardson
R. R. Rush
Little Reck
Ark
Ray Rush
Topela
Funeral services for Virgil C. McDowell
Funeral services were held today at 2 p m in Runyan Chapel Paola for Virgil C. McDowell 87 retired farmer of 822 N Main who died Saturday at 11 20 a m in Ransom Memorial hospital Ottawa pastor Rev William Luce officiated burial was in Louisburg cemetery McDowell born Kentucky April 7 1869 was a long time Paola resident before moving to Ottawa in July 1954 He was a Baptist church member Survived by his wife and two sons in Kansas City
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Virgil C. McDowell
N. Main
Runyan Chapel
Paola
Ransom Memorial Hospital
William Luce
Ottawa
Louisburg Cemetery
Kentucky
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Eliza Beth Foster Ottawa Native
Funeral services for Mrs Eliza beth Foster longtime Ottawa resident aged 99 were held at the Methodist Home for the Aged chapel in Topeka with Rev W S Hastie and Rev Green officiating and C A Byers directing graveside rites at Baxter cemetery. Born December 6 1857 in Largo Indiana she moved to Kansas in 1867 and lived at 125 Maple Ottawa. Surviving nieces and nephews include Harold Miller Emile Barnes Bert Troxel Cora Crites Merle Mitchell Fred Gardner H B Perrott Allene Romstedt Robert Cochran Arthur Barnes Ernest Barnes and Claude Teghtmeyer.
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Elizabeth Foster
Ottawa
Methodist Home For the
Topeka
W. S. Hastie
Osawatomie
Green
C. A. Byers
Will Scovill
B. H. Durrett
A. H. Christanson
Baxter Cemeery
Wail-Diffender
Mortuary
Maple
Ottawa Methodist Church
Foster
Harold Miller
Emile Barnes
Bert Troxel
Cora Crites
San Diego
Calif
Merle Mitchell
Los Angeles
Fred Gardner
Singer
H. B. Perrott
Brookfield
Allene Romstedt
Whittier
Robert Cochran
Springfield
Arthur Barnes
Kansas City
Ernest Barnes
Brea
Claude Teghtmeyer
Trapped Ships Freed In Suez
PORT SAID Egypt thirteen ships from seven nations were finally moving out of the Suez Canal more than two months after the invasion. Wrecks obstructing the canal remained a navigation challenge as Col Mahmoud Yunes estimated the removal could take until Thursday. Egyptians themselves conducted the freeing, spurning U N salvage help, and cleared ships and bridges sunk after bombing began October 31.
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Port Said
Egypt
Suez Canal
Mahmound Yunes
Suez Canal Authority
U. N
Jewish Refugees Tell Of Terrors
A shipload of Jewish men women and children arrived in Naples from Egypt recounting terror imprisonment expulsion and property loss. An Egyptian official aboard Misr denied the tale saying the Jews were well treated and left willingly.
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Naples
Italy
Egypt
Misr
Alexandria
France
England
Cairo
Papr
Mixed Reaction to Eisenhower Middle East Program
The Eisenhower doctrine drew mixed reactions across the Arab world and Europe. In Cairo the response was cool and cautious with hopes for strong U S support dimmed. Beiruts opinion ranged from disappointment to noting potential benefits like implied backing for independence movements.
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Eisenhower
Middle East
Moscow
United States
U. S
Congress
Cairo
Nasser
Egypt
Soviet Bloc
Beirut
Livestock Sales and Estate Auctions Listed for Ottawa Area
C A Myers & Sons contact Centropolis or Ottawa route 4 lists sales from Jan 9 Overbrook Livestock Sale in Overbrook Kansas to Jan 17 Henry Atchison sale miles southeast of Princeton. Other auctions include Hunt Brothers dispersal of Holstein cattle near Pomona and Roberts Market in Lawrence with dates January 10 12 15 16 17.
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C. A. Myers & Sons
Centropolis
Ottawa
Overbrook
Kansas
Hunt Brothers
Pomona
Roberts Market
E. 11Th
Lawrence
Little Bales
Henry Atchison
Princeton
Dack Nelson
Kas
Anderson County
C. F. Schultz & Son
Michigan Valley
French walkout threat over Algeria at U N Assembly
Paris reports Foreign Minister Christian Pineau warned France would boycott any U N debate on Algeria if the Assembly takes up the nationalist rebellion. France regards Algeria as a domestic matter and would seek a ruling on jurisdiction. The Asian African bloc has renewed its complaint to the Assembly this session.
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Paris 4
U. N.assembly
Algeria
Chris‘lian Pineau
U. N
New York
U.N
France
Pineau
Exile Ukrainian Council office break in reported in Munich
World-Wide News Briefs describe police findings in Munich as theft of documents and membership lists from the exile Ukrainian National Council. A rival group is suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Germany
Ukrain National Council
Osage County Principals Meet at Quenemo
The Osage County School Masters Club met January 3 in Quenemo with dinner at Corner Cafe. Guest speakers were Mae Pever of KSTA and Paul Crawford, county superintendent. Attendees included district superintendents and principals from Osage City Burlingame Melvern Lyndon Overbrook Quenemo and Michigan Valley with discussion on NEA and KSTA values and teacher recruitment literature. The next meeting will be in Osage City.
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Osage
Paul Crawford
Osage County
Osage City
Ernest A. Uhrlaub
Oliver
Arlan Bryson
Melvern
Lauren Y. Gaddis
Rural
Overbrook
Warren D. Ruble
Lyndon
Clifford Shenk
H. S. Lippert
Michigan Valley
Richard Barnes
Ken Leake
Burlingame
Robert E. McAdoo
Willis Bennet
Paul W. Crawford
Bert H. Eklund
Miss Mae Pever
K.S.T.A
Topeka
C. K. Wilcox
Carbondale
K. W. Thistlethwaite
Maurice Ponton
Quenemo
John W. Hedges
Trini Island Remains Uninhabited After Territorial Dispute
The Brazilian island of Trini Dad, about 750 miles east of the Brazilian coast, remains uninhabited. It was once claimed by Britain, but those claims were withdrawn after Brazil objected.
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Trinidad
GIVES UP ON ANIMAL HELP IN PIPE TEST
Woodbridge New Jersey story reports Louis Salamon failed to coax rats and mongooses through a 730 foot pipe under the New Jersey Turnpike. About 500 spectators watched as three mongooses were released. none emerged. The T J Cope Co of Colleyville Pennsylvania will try again with a float attached cable to run through the conduit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbridge
N. J
Louis Salamon
New Jersey Turnpike
T. J. Cope Co
Colleyville
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Knights of Columbus
Four Corners Square Dance Association
Johnnie LeClare
Wyoming
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Forrest Bond
O. M. Milliken
Jr. District
W. L. Bennett
E. Logan
Lamb Funeral Home
Suez
Lamb
Associated Press
Neill George
Waverly
Waverly Sale Pavilion
Albert Stewart & Son Farm
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E. M. Mallory
Richter
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Locust & Wilson
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Kans
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Wilson & Locust Streets
H. B. LaRue
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Cap
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Gordon James
Nagasaki
Japan
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Tsushima Island
Madras
Pondichery Hospital
National Selected Morticians
International Association of Funeral Directors
Porter Spears
Tom Porter
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Peoples National
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