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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1955

Page

2

Dodge City sends Fred Hall off with horn tribute

Hundreds gathered in Dodge City on Tuesday to honor Fred Hall as he prepares to become Kansas governor. The send-off included an honorary Boot Hill marshal badge and a seven foot steel horn set as townspeople voiced support for Hall. The piece notes Kansas governors often fade back to local life after service, speculating Hall’s post term path remains uncertain.

Dodge City Fred Hall Kansas Boot Hill

After All Stray Thoughts by Elm and That

A collection of humorous reflections on modern life and culture. Notes on publicity vanity convenience conformity and fashion shift through 1950s sensibilities. Contains observations on mail, trash disposal, car and shoe trade ins, pink shirts fashion, and TV reducing reading.

Franklin farmers to share 1939 conservation funds

The Herald reports about $100000 in payments for compliance with the 1939 agricultural conservation program to be distributed among 1200 Franklin county farmers. The items note a long list of nominations for postmasterships including Edward Neeley of Pomona.

Franklin County Congress Edward Neeley Pomona

Hope Reveals Trials Of Entertaining Large Crowds

In a New York interview Bob Hope recalls touring in gyms, hangars, and baseball parks to entertain vast audiences. He described Greenland filming for a TV show, a New Year’s Eve performance for Air Force troops, and a Goose Bay layover in a snowstorm. He discussed handling voices, accents, and reliance on writers for his TV shows.

New York Bob Hope Greenland Hope Bill Holden Anita Ekberg Marilyn Monroe Thule North Pole Air Force Goose Bay Mld Cand Shangar Fis Hope Agmie Bhat Hope Hope Ee Cee Tee Cleveland Ball Park Baseball Roosevelt

Advises To Pick College Near Home By Dr Crane

A reader asks whether Betty should study in Ohio or California. Dr Crane urges choosing a college within about 300 miles to avoid high costs and homesickness, favoring home-town attendance for savings and early independence. He notes small colleges often offer more personal attention than large universities and suggests a test for good teachers.

Betty J California Betty Ohio New York Vermont Dr. Crane Crane Hopkins Syndicate Melott Ind Psychological Cnarta Hopkins Syndicate Inc

Ottawa Herald tribute and subscription notice incomplete

Publication details from the Ottawa Herald show incomplete postal and editorial credits with subscription rates missing or truncated. The fragment mentions editors Don Huis and Don Shipman along with Howard Hoadle and rate ranges for within and outside trade areas, but crucial numbers and dates are unreadable.

Ottawa Herald Watesed Postoffice Ottawa Kas F Harris Don Huis Don Shipman Howard Hoadle Mail One South Mall

Television Program Guide for Jan 3 5:00 PM Through Midnight

Channel listings from multiple stations show a dense schedule of 1940s era programs. Highlights include Jackie Gleason, Mickey Rooney, Imogene Coca, Saturday Night Fights, Wrestling, Dumont Wrestling, The World of News, This Is Hollywood, The Search, and many variety shows. The guide also notes later Sunday and Monday airings with The Guiding Light, Captain Video, Howdy Doody, Lone Star News, and sport programming.

Moles Purple Sage Horace Heldt S—Ramar God Jackie Gleason Mickey Rooney Dotty Mack Imogene Coca Mark Saber Texaco Theater Mark Baker Cieat Theatre Dumont Wrestling City Detective S—Facts Forum Easy Chair Sandman Theatre S—Studie Charles Antell Robert Q Lewis Les Miss Marlowe Mr. Sweeney United Nations Pinky Lee Hiid Karnivall Frontier Theatre Studio Rouse Bowlin Mole News Star News

Radio Schedule Fragments for KMBC WDAF and Partners

A scrambled radio timetable lists KMBC and WDAF programs with names such as Jack Benny Amos and Andy and The Abbott and Costello Show. It shows multiple time slots and show titles across stations, including news, music, comedies, and variety programs, reflecting a bustling broadcast day.

KMBBC Jack Benny Ron Ant Andy Bixgun Rane EMBC Little Margeore Abbott Edgar Bergen Whashisleck Holmes WDAR Nasy Money KMBC Kepat Bergen Gene Autry Ct McGee WDAF Ateetha KMBO Newa

Williamsburg Wildlife Meeting Attracts Fifty In Blizzardy Weather

About 50 attended the Williamsburg Wildlife meeting at the Legion club rooms Tuesday night despite bad weather Harold Ensley sportsman friend from KCMO TV was guest speaker Refreshments were served Dinner guests included Alfred Hammond Lorraine Ronny Jimmie Rob erts Mrs Charles Smith Mr and Mrs Harvey Smith Jim and Larry Knight of Lebo Mr and Mrs Gerald Hammond and Gean of Osage City Also Ed Wilson and Ray visited as afternoon callers and supper guests

Williamsburg Legion Club Rooms Harold Ensley Sportsmans Kcmo TV Alfred Hammond Lorraine Ronny Jimmie Roberts Charles Smith Harvey Smith Jim Larry Knight Lebo Gerald Hammond Gean Osage City Roy Kennedy Ed Wilson Ray

Seventy New Firms Locate In Kansas

Seventy new manufacturing firms selected plant sites in Kansas in 1954 according to the State Industrial Development Commission. John B. Sutherland, KIDC director, said this week the number is expected to go higher when final reports are in. He termed last year one of the best in history for Kansas manufacturing and said prospects for 1955 are just as good or better.

Topeka Kas Kansas State Industrial Development Commission John B. Sutherland KIDC

State Liquor Revenue Rises in November

TOPEKA Revenue from the states liquor gallonage tax climbed to 259,864 in November up 28,405 or 13 percent from the same month a year ago The state Liquor Control Office said November tax collections brought revenue from that source to 1,064,121 for the current fiscal year This compares to 1,034,702 in the same period last year

Topeka State Liquor Control Office

Rails Agree To Extend Hay Rates Sunday Church Notices

A dense church notices page lists services across many groups in Topeka including Loran Pugsley as pastor and speakers like Jim Treat Kermit Munk and Prof. B. Smith Haworth. It notes Bible school schedules and sermon topics at First Baptist First Methodist Federated Faith Lutheran Trinity and more along with weekly prayer meetings and youth activities. Also mentions Kansas Corporation Commission chair Jeff Robertson announcing a 50 percent reduction in rail shipping day rates for intrastate shipments and a science note about mine shaft air density.

Faith Bible N. Poplar Loran Pugsiey Jim Treat Apeaker Kermit Munk United Presbyterian Third and Walnut Bible School B. Smith Haworth Ottawa University Wm. EB Berger Faith Lutheran East 12Th Forth Lutheran Fellowship F. A. Wegener Trinity Methodiat N. Cedar Robert B. Craig Holy Coromunion Wesleyan Methodist Main Harold B. Hotchkiss Kingdom Annet Jehovah's B. Andrews Ree Methodist N. Gak C. B. Howell Topeka Jeff Robertson Kansas Corporation Commission Grace Episcopal Kansas

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