Dad's Night at Ottawa senior high auditorium
School PTA hosts Dad's Night with a film on family life in Ottawa. Other briefs note a state conference attendance by Rev Fredrikson and Raymond Schmidt, a Canton Canton business trip, a Homewood store break in, divorce filing by Maxine McAuley, fines for two drivers, hunting without license, an oyster supper planned by Martin Community club, a GM progress program at Ottawa High, and local magazine donations to Ransom Memorial Hospital.
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P.T. A
Roger F Fredrikson
Raymond Schmidt
BR. Henning
Marfit Bond
Glen Moon
el Dorado
Tuesay
Frank Kepner
California
Deaths and local obituaries mix with moving notices
John Thomas Wells 87 retired parade maker and Marysville native dies at Ransom Memorial Hospital after living with his son Charles. Survived by two sons, a daughter, six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. funeral tomorrow in Marysville. Also Morris Weaver 69 long-time Rantoul resident dies in Princeton Minnesota. service tomorrow in Lamb Funeral Home. Additional local notices cover moving and theft reports, horses in Ottawa streets, and company salesmen traveling to Kansas City.
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John T. Wells
John Thomas Wells
Charles
A. Wells
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Marysville
Cedar House
Ontario
Canada
Presbyterian Church of
Modern
Woodmen of America! Lodge
M. K. Wells
Myrtle Corbin
Greybull
Wyo
J. A. Wells
Shawnee
Okla
Norman D. Wells
Boise
Ida
Mabel Wells
Edith Wells
Campton
Calif
Prices Feneral
Marysville, Mo
Mariam Cemetery
1Marysville
Alice Curtis
W. 5Th
Flora Curtis
Route 1
Ralph Weaver
LaCygne
Claude Weaver
Garnett
Robert Kungle
C. D. Hood
Pittsburg
Kas
N. Main
Joplin
Week
Kungle
Bonnie Montgomery
Ottawa
C. L. Hough
Clarence Z
Hough
Elliott
Flint
Mich
Ernest Wickstrom
Dean
Earl
Albert Champion
James Kennedy
Reuben Fans
Ralph Cope
C. E. Iother
yiRennolds
Kansas City
Funeral services and local notices from Ottawa area
Funeral services for James C. Jackson, elderly farmer found at his Ottawa area home, will be held Thursday at 4 p.m. at MeVey Dengel Mortuary with Rev. Shoemaker officiating. interment in Highland cemetery. Also noted are a BB gun roundup and parent drive in Richmond, poultry award to Mrs. M. J. Sawin, a cited driver’s license case in Baldwin, and various educational and factual bits including New York harbor fish, Japanese jiu jitsu history, and ancient postal systems.
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James C. Jackson
Ottawa
New Hope Baptist Church
Highland Cemetery
R. B. Shoemaker
Four Die in Kansas Highway Wrecks This Week
Four persons died this week in Kansas highway accidents raising the year total to 20, vs 16 a year ago. John Everhart, 48, of rural McPherson County near Canton, died in a McPherson hospital from injuries after a pickup overturn near Roxbury on January 3, marking the county's first highway fatality of the year.
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Kansas
John Everhart
Canton
McPherson
Roxbury
McPherson County
Escapees Caught After Wild Chase
Two teen agers fled the Kansas Industrial School at Topeka on Sunday and carried out a spree including a car theft and a grocery break in. Police pursued at speeds near 90 mph over about 30 blocks before a barricade at 48th and Prospect. The youths, Richard D. Parks, 15, Shawnee, Kas, and Lewis Richards, 14, Independence, Kans, were captured and said to be serving terms for car theft.
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Kansas City
Kansas Industrial School
Topeka
48Th
Prospect
Richard D. Parks
Shawnee
Kas
Lewis Richards
Independence
Hospital Notes and Births Reported Across Communities
Admitted patients include Mrs Noel Wright of Osawatomie and Mrs Kendall Lucas of 833 Cleveland with several others listed from Quenemo Princeton and Morris. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Warren Hughs of Pa Mona a girl weighing seven pounds seven ounces. Dismissals include Mrs Ralph Kramer Richmond Elmer Linderman Reserve Marvin Miller Crescent and others. A note says only about one in fifty radio hams in the United States is a woman.
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Noel Wright
Osawatomie
William Streit
Quenemo
Kendall Lucas
Cleveland
Homer Heckman
Princeton
Sidney O. Morris
S. Locust
Albert Lee Britain
Walnut
Ralph Kramer
Richmond
Elmer Linderman
Kas
Marvin Miller
Crescent
Charles Colan
Fred Lynes
S. ‘Cedar
James Smith
Arkansas City
Gary Hornbuckle
Mulberry
Robert Altic
Dak
United States
Passenger Plane Burns On Takeoff At Pinellas Airport
A National Airlines Lockheed Lodestar crashed and burned on takeoff at Pinellas County International Airport in Florida. Initial reports say ten passengers escaped before flames engulfed the aircraft and no injuries required hospitalization.
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ST. Petersburg
Aera Airlines
Pinellas County
National Airlines
Drys In Blast At Newspapers In Kansas
Roy S. Hollomon accused publishers at the Kansas Press Association convention in Hutchinson of being pressured by the brewers. He noted the luncheon hosted by the United States Brewers Foundation with principal speaker Harry Corbin of the University of Wichita.
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Topeka
U—Kansas
Roy S. Hollomon
Kansas Dry Forces
Hollomon
Kansas Press Association
Hutchinson
United States Brewers’ Foundation
Harry ¥. Corbin
University of Wichita
Still Danger Of Inflation
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey warned of a continued danger of inflation returning if defenses fail. He told U S News and World Report that government programs can curb any revival without sparking a broad business downturn.
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Washington
Humphrey
U.S. News and World Report
Five Youngsters Die in Baltimore Fire
Five brothers and sisters under six perished from asphyxiation in a one alarm blaze in a Baltimore row house. Fire confined to a middle bedroom in minutes. matresses and smoke filled the room where the children slept. Their mother Katherine Harrington, 35, was away visiting, while the father was reportedly serving in Korea with the Army.
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Baltimore
Katherine Harrington
Korea
Navy Coach Eddie Erdelatz Linked to Rams Offer
The Washington Star quotes Navy Coach Eddie Erdelatz saying he has been offered the Los Angeles Rams head coaching job at double his Annapolis salary. The report notes the offer as hard to turn down and references a subcommittee investigation led by Senator McCarthy on subversion and espionage. The article also mentions a jaguar in the Americas and that tangerines are a vitamin C source for children.
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Washington
Washington Star Today
Navy
Eddie Erdetaiz
Los Angeles Rams
Annapolis
Senate
Erdelatz
Communist Party
Prac
National
Naval Academy
Subcommittee
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Erdelatz Set For Rams Move After Duck Hunting
Aides said Erdelatz was unavailable today as he hunted ducks and would depart tomorrow for the West Coast. A columnist noted he had been contacted over the weekend, and reports from The Washington Post say he will accept the Rams offer with an official announcement expected.
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Erdelatz
West Coast
Star
Francis Stann
The
Washington Post
Shirley Povich
Rams
Rams Offer Too Good For Naval Academy Departure
Star quotes Erdelatz saying he dislikes leaving the Naval Academy despite a wonderful tenure and a new home nearby, but the Rams offer is too advantageous to turn down, signaling a looming decision before the week ends.
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Star Story
Erdelatz
Naval Academy
Rams
Ladejinsky Case Stirs White House Reaction
White House officials were irked by Secretary Benson's handling of the Ladejinsky case but believe the administration's security program is sound. An official familiar with the rescue mission said Benson violated a definite rule of procedure and caused an embarrassing situation amid Eisenhower aides.
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Washington
White House
Benson
Wolf Ladejinsky
Eisenhower
Manufacturer dies after repeated blood transfusions
Dallas, Tex. Hubrt Harr is, a 47 year old manufacturer, died early today after being kept alive by more than 168 blood transfusions. He had received over 188 pints of blood due to mysterious intestinal bleeding.
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Dallas
Tex
Hubrt Harris
Sparkman Backs Late Convention To Respect Time Limits
Senator Sparkman of Alabama endorsed a plan to hold next year’s Democratic nominating convention late in August arguing six weeks suffices for a presidential campaign. Indications show both major party conventions may be held later in the summer than in any previous century.
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Washington
Sen
Sparksman
D-Ala
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Phon Herald Office
iMcVey Ambulance
Joe Towner
Larry's Texaco
Williams Insurance
Ohio
Homewood
Earl San
Maxine B. McAuley
Donald Lee McAuley
W. R. Barry
Wichita
Art Jensen
Bob Conaly
Benjamin Bond
Kenneth Cook
James Cox
Olin Minckley
Joe Conconan
Justice Court
Gardner P. Walker
Martin Community Club
Ingella Lesay
Jay Brown
Bill Crabb
General Motors
Sram
Ottawa Senior High Assembly
Chicago
Noel Douglas
Douglas Bros
Paul Gaynor
Quin
George Fowler
N. Mulberry
Robert M. Weaver
Stremme
Star Grange Hall
M. J. Sawin
J W. Catuska
Centropolis
Bob Donaty
I. J. Kioster
Baldwin
Jupiter
Japan
Mmes. W. O. Henderson
G. W. McKenzie
Eva Morris
John Baxter
Lane Cemetery
New York Harbor
China
Louis H. Dengel
Associated Press
Lamb
Weaver
Robert Morris Weaver
Rantoul
Minn
Lamb Funeral
Stanton Cemetery
R. E. Page
Atty. At Law
Earl Hays McGahy
Nelson Hotel
Porter-Spears
Agency
Tom Porter
George Spears
Funeral Home
Warren Hughs
Mona
Texas
Patagonia
Dean Berlin
Star Grain & Lumber Co
Organization of Safe Saving
2D Anchoresavings and Loan Association
William Overton
Kansas City, Kansas
J. Dean Nossinger
Clarence T. Rich
Ladejinsky
By Marvin L.arrowsmith
C. A. Myers & Son
Overbrook
Overbrook BA
Tan
Wilson
William Oest
Michigan Valley
Harold Houston
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Anderson County
Lloyd Ackley
Northwest Corn
Williamsburg
M. E H
Orville Flager
Potona
Neill George
Waverly
Albert Stewart & Son Farm
Albert
Harold 1817
Franklin Co. Sale Co
Santa Fe Stock Yarda
Ray Qater
Ben Printy
N. Mate
Sparkman
Wight
Rkets
Harry Smith
Harry Smith Auto Supply
Wiliamsburg, Kansas
Tequa Ranch
Guernsey
Machnery
Farmalion Rubber
A-C
JD Ensilage Harvester
JD Power
Floyd Ackley
Nat'l Bk
American Legion Auxiliary
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