Ottawa News Briefs Roundup of Local Events and Honors
Dr and Mrs R C Capron return from Artesia New Mexico with son Stanley and family. Robert Beeler recovered from minor surgery at KU Medical Center and is much improved. Mrs W A Penny extends visit in Denver with daughter Muriel Boreing for three to four weeks after a broken wrist in December. First Great Books program meeting in Ottawa at 7:30 p.m. Monday led by Raymond Johnson from Dallas. Red Cross first aid class begins Monday Jan 11 at City Hall with John and Mrs Long teaching. five weeks, cost 75 cents for text plus supplies. Capt and Mrs A E Melcher and son Jeffrey left for Grand Forks NC after visit with Cora Melcher and the Ewings. Ottawans Roger Bell and Emery Corbett to receive BS in Agriculture from Kansas State University this month. Kenneth Jameson to receive MS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Penny
Denver
Muriel Boreing
Red Cross
City Hall
John Long
Lawrence
Roger Bell
Emery Corbett
Kansas State University
Kenneth Jameson
Ottawa
Local soldiers train in Germany and Oklahoma activity noted
PFC Jimmy L. Detwiler and Sgt. Gerald D. Gifford, both of the 8th Division and 101st Airborne Division respectively, participated in field training and alert exercises in Germany and Kentucky. Pvt. Willard L. Brewer completed eight weeks of advanced infantry training at Fort Riley. Ottawa PTA to meet for nominating committee. police reports include several local incidents and a hospitalized man after a fall near Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy L. Detwiler
James W. Detwiler
RFC
18Th Infantry
Germany
Appanoose Rural High School
Willard L. Brewer
Charles E. Brewer
Hickory
Ft. Riley
Wellsville High School
Gerald D. Gifford
Robert L. Gifford Sr
Garnett
101St Airborne Division
Ft. Campbell, Ky
Garnett High School
Ottawa Pta Council
Car crash injures Patsy Crouch near Pomona
A car driven by Patsy Ruth Crouch, 21, Pomona, lost control on Rock Creek Road three and a half miles southwest of Pomona yesterday. Major damages reported as sheriff's officers investigated the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Ruth Crouch
Pomona
Rock Creek Rd
Spears and Porter file quiet title petition in Franklin County
George H. Spears and Thomas F. Porter filed a quiet title petition in District Court against John G. Smith and others. All land involved is in Franklin County according to court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Spears
Thomas F. Porter
John G. Smith
Franklin County
McClain Sentenced 90 Days For Public Disturbance
Charles R. McClain, 53, ran amok and was charged in County Court with disturbing the peace and being drunk in public. He pled guilty yesterday and received a 90 day jail sentence, court records show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. McClain
Rantoul
Quenemo Teen Hurt In Morning Car Crash
Billy Ragan 15 of Quenemo sustained leg injuries when his car collided with a vehicle driven by Albert Knight in Quenemo. Both cars were heavily damaged in the morning crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Ragan
Quenemo
Albert Knight
Wellsville Cafe Opens Under Caulk Management
The Wellsville Cafe opened Saturday under Mrs. Marie Caulk with staff including Mrs. Frank Sloan Mrs. Verne Isenhower and Dana Shipps. It will operate seven days a week features wall lights booth pictures and a window display of potted plants a recreation room called Eagles Nest will be open for local youth. Golden Hours class at New Hope Baptist Church met with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Stevenson. Virgil McMahan led opening prayer Mrs. Frank Miller spoke on New Year’s Outlook for Christians. The meeting, led by Mrs. Emil Kirchoff, planned a pancake supper for Jan. 27 and a potluck Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Marie Caulk
Frank Sloan
Verne Isenhower
Dana Shipps
New Hope Baptist Church
Wesley Stevenson
Virgil McMahan
Frank Miller
Emil Kirchoff
Paul Garrett
Retailing Career Film Touts Opportunities for Youth
A 10 minute color filmstrip titled Retailing A Choice Career aims to attract high school students to retailing as a career. It highlights the field’s size, economic impact, and favorable advancement opportunities. The piece is produced by the National Retail Merchants Association through its Careers in Retailing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On
The
National Retail Merchants Association
Wellsville Man Recalls Chisholm Trail Memories
Len Bell of Wellsville recalls the final Chisholm Trail herd crossing led by Chauncey Dewey, noting a thousand white face cattle crossed Wolf River in western Oklahoma. He recalls watching a five mile long line from a hill, railroads replacing cross country drives, and his own pioneer moves from Oklahoma to Colorado before returning home to Wellsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Chisholm Trail
Wellsville
Len Bell
Bell
Chauncey Dewey
Wolf River
Oklahoma
Dewey
Texas
Black Jack
Baldwin
Cherokee Strip
Kansas
Arkansas River
Perry and
Mulhall
Oklahoma State Line
Kansas Line
Beaver County
Panhandle
Perry
White Rock
Gage
Colorado
Woodward County
Pollution Of Drinking Water A Major Problem
AP science writer reports that hundreds of new chemicals pollute drinking water with unknown health effects. H W Poston warns standard methods cannot remove viruses or predict impacts. calls for expanded research and higher funding for water protection amid rising populations and "super-cities" along waterways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
H.W. Poston
Poston
American Assny
U.S. Public Health Service Division
Arve H. Dahl
Washington
D.C
USPHS
Washington, D.C
Dahl
Hospital Notes and Birth Dismissals Reported Friday
Admissions include Amos Richardson Pomona Dan Cotter North American Hotel Mrs William B Morrow Williamsburg Jill Brown Richmond Mrs Sara Hull Cedar House nursing home Friday Births Mr and Mrs Russell Wiggles worth 315 W 4th daughter born Friday weight 8 lb 1 oz Dismissals include Mrs Ronald D Ball and baby son 609 E 5th Mrs Coleman Lackey and baby son Baldwin Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Richardson
Pomona
Dan Cotter
North American Hotel
William B. Morrow
Williamsburg
Jill Brown
Richmond
Sara Hull
Cedar House Nursing Home
Richard Hewitt
1113
College
Duane
J. Lyons
Overbrook
Russell Wigglesworth
Ronald D. Ball
Coleman ‘Lackey
Baldwin
Cranberry Growers Get US Aid Under Emergency Loans
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department designated New Jersey as an area for Farmers Home Administration emergency loans to cranberry growers through June 30. Many growers faced losses due to a drop in demand after the FDA linked some berries to a weed killer contaminant, raising cancer concerns in rats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
New Jersey
Farmers Home Administration
Department
Food and Drug Administration
Ike Resting At Farm Home In Pennsylvania
President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower rested at their Gettysburg farm home during a take it easy weekend. They arrived by car from Washington Friday and planned to return to the White House Sunday evening or Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Washington
White House
Funeral notices for Matesson Foulks and Moss at Towner's Chapel
Funeral services for Kenneth D. Matteson and James Willis Foulks will be at Towner's Chapel on Tuesday and Monday at 2 p.m. Rev. Floyd Moss of Independence will officiate. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth D. Matteson
Towner’s Chapel
James W. Foulks
James Willis Foulks
Floyd Moss
Independence
Wellsville
Highland Cemetery
Foulks
James W. “Chub” Foulks
Highland
Hayakawa Endures Poor Food and Zen Faith Across Continents
Hollywood icon Sessue Hayakawa explains his Zen Buddhist tolerance of bad meals during filming and reflects on his global life. He notes four homes in Tokyo New York and Paris plus a Paris stay during the war and a Hollywood house torn down by a freeway. He plans 39 TV films in Tokyo as a police inspector for American TV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Tobago
West Indies
Family
Robinson
Sessue Hayakawa
Hayakawa
New York
Tokyo
Paris
Joe Friday
The
Rising Sun
Henkle Won't Run For Lt. Governor
TOPEKA AP Lt. Gov. Joe l Henkle says he will not seek re election and supports reports he may run for another state office or U S senator The Great Bend Democrat is in his second term and will not be a candidate for reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Joel Henkle
U. S
Henkle
Great Bend
Wife of Soviet Attache Cited for Shoplifting
In Washington two store detectives accused Galina Glinsky wife of Cmdr Vladimir F Glinsky assistant naval attache in the Soviet Embassy of shoplifting a 256 meal. She sought release on diplomatic immunity while the store charged mistreatment by officials. The embassy sent Second Secretary Viktor Osipov who took the statement and did not return it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Galina Glinsky
Cmdr
Vladimir F. Glinsky
Glinsky
Viktor A. Osipov
Osipov
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. C. Capron
S. Main
Artesia
N.M
Stanley
Robert E. Beeler
Beech
K. U. Medical Center
Raymond Johnson
Dallas
Southwest Area
Great Books Foundation
Ronald Wagers
Millie Engles
A. E. Melcher
Jeffrey
Grand Forks
N. C
Cora Melcher
Ewing Lawrence
Ellis
Wayne Vincent Keim
Thomas King Hulse
Tulsa
Wilbur McQuay
Walnut
Orville Hayward
N. Main
Lane
Joe Alexander
Ransom Memorial Hospital
County Rock Quard
Princeton
Alexander
Minnie Lee Kelly
William Kelly
Winona, Miss
Lawrence King
Wellsville News
Bernice Holden
Dorothea S. Kopplin
Women's Missionary Society
Wellsville Baptist Church
Hugh Cramer
Central Theological Seminary
Kansas City
Kas
Lenora Milbern
Bernard Fleming
Hazel Todd
Don Shipman
Betty Bachelor
Cypress
Goodyear Service Store
Glen Underwood
Clarence Ward
Donald Coleman
Paola
Glen
Karl Jesdinsky
Montgomery Ward
Ward
Lester Moore
Moore
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile, Inc
Midwest
Lester
Oldsmobile
GMC
Ford
Falcon
Lyle Grier
Mozelle Gagne
Wilma Hickman
Wilma
S. Oak
Shipman
Chisholm
Abilene
Thomas County
New Mexico
No-Man's- Land
No-Man’s-Land
Tonkawa
Ponca
Ponca City
Ponca Indian Reservation
Billings
Okla
By Alton Blakeslee
Howard Brodie
Pierre Delattre
Beatnikland
San Francisco
North Beach
Pierre
Ike
Woodsum—Funeral Ser
Mary B
Woodsum
Towner's Chapel
Pleasant Hill
Towner
MASS
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