Ottawa News Briefs Chronicle Local Updates and Notices
Today In Ottawa News Briefs reports on community announcements including travel updates for L. Houdashelt and J. Ellis, Garfield PTA speaker Dr J O Cullison on grading systems, hospital observation for Charlene Talbott, a surprise visit by Lt Col John R Fowler, local parking and muffler citations, a $50 bond forfeiture for George Hopkins, graveside service for LeRoy Rush, and theft of a mirror from a 1956 Mercury near the high school with other small notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield P.T.A
J. O. Cullison
Ottawa University
Hospital Notes Admits and Births in Local Notices
Admitted Larry Barnes at 1104 N Oak LeonSpore 832 Hamblin and Mrs Clifford Nutt at 943 S Locust plus Mrs Leonard B Deitrickson Jr at 119 W 10th today. Births to Rex Rowe Route 1 a son born today weight 9 lb 8 oz. Dismissed Pearl Qualls 817 S Cherry and Mrs Milton Hackett Pomona with Jesse Doudna 817 Ash Anna Belle Graves Osawatomie and Mrs James Rogers 314 Main today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Barnes
N. Oak
Leon’ Spore
Hamblin
Clifford Nutt
S. Locust
Leonard B. Deitrickson, Jr
W. 10Th
Rex Rowe
Route 1
Pearl Qualls
S. Cherry
Milton Hackett
Pomona
Jesse Doudna
Ash
Fears Rise Over Weaker Middle East Resolution
Senator Alexander Smith warns it would be tragic to weaken Eisenhower's Middle East resolution or imply lack of confidence in the President. House Democrats discuss a nonpartisan substitute led by Gordon and Zablocki aims to curb Eisenhower's requested military and economic powers to counter Communist expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
Congress
Middle East
Smith
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Gordon
D-Ii
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Dean Acheson
Truman
House
McCormack
Massachusetts
Rep. Zablocki
D-Wis
Foreign Affairs
Eisenhower
No Connection With Mad Bomber
New York police said a Bronx man’s death was not connected to the so called mad bomber case. Deputy Inspector Lawrence J. McKearney announced a police lab review of writings by Andrew Kleenen found no similarity to the bomber’s letters. The investigation was returned to Bronx Park precinct as a routine natural death case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Police Today
Bronx
Lawrence J. McKearney
Andrew Kleenen
McKearney
Bronx Park
Obituary notices for Nelson Peed and Malcolm Dale
Funeral services for Nelson V. Peed who died January eighth were held January eleventh at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev. R B Craig officiating. Pallbearers listed and burial in Hope Cemetery. Graveside services for Dr Malcolm C. Dale who died January seventh were at Central Cemetery south of Pomona January tenth with Rev. John Prentice and Rev. W Newell i Razak officiating. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Rush
Pomona
Woodlawn Cemetery
Rev. Ratzlaff
Leslie C. Hunter
Ivan McMadden
Floyd Richardson
Rodney Pembrook
Elzie Collins
E. M. Hougland
World Wide News Briefs from AP Aboard Tokyo
AP dispatches report Nam Il rejects UN plan for Korean unification via supervised elections. In New Delhi about 15000 teachers strike for higher wages. In Jerusalem an Israeli naval vessel is fired on from Saudi coast but survives. In Istanbul a decree bars extra editions as Turkey clamps down on press with prison terms. In Warsaw Gomulka demands purge of opponents from election lists. Forever Amber novel prints reach 3 million copies. author Winsor earns $200,000 movie rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Saudi Arabian
Straits of Tiran
Gulf of Aqaba
Amber
Kathleen Winsor
Baby Sitter Held At Bay By Irate Dog
Salina a 14 year old Bobby Hamilton babysat Scott Wilson when the German Shepherd Gypsy began guarding the child. The dog cornered Hamilton in the bedroom and growled as he tried to leave prompting a neighbor and police to help. Wilson later calmed the dog and reassured the shaken babysitter. Detroit manager Jack Tighe referenced in text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Darrell Wilsons
Bobby Hamilton
Scott
Bobby
Wilsons
Gypsy
J. D. Beck
New Oil Pool In Marion Co
McPherson Jones and McPherson oil operator announced a new pool in western Marion County. Schroeder No 1 is a mile and a half southeast of Lehigh Field production, tapping Mississippian at 2792 to 2797 feet with gas and oil showings. No tests yet. pump completion now underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson
Jones
Marion County
Schroeder
Lehigh
Bowling Scores Reported By Clubs And Individuals
Bowling scores from multiple clubs and independents listed with high game and series figures. Notable performances include Vogler 179 game and 467 series for Miller's Construction and Maloney 171 with 447 for Cusick's Cafe, plus Pelleteir 142 in North American standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal T
Wolgast
A. Keim
Independents
Harber
Smay
Trout
Blachford
Spot Tavern
Cochrane
Miller
Vogler
Pelletier
Klinger
Cusick
Maloney
Ransom
Hills
Cooking bor Fun AP News Features
A compact recipe feature combines tomato soup clam juice and cooking liquid with celery salt and onion powder, heated gently to serving temperature while stirring. The item notes Clem Labine tied a Brooklyn Dodger record with six NL appearances in 1956 and Johnny Antonelli threw 258 innings for the Giants that year, one short of 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Labine
Brooklyn Dodger
Johnny Antonelli
New York Giants
Ross on Leave During Probe
Assistant Defense Secretary Robert Tripp Ross began a self imposed leave of absence as congressional probes reviewed Wynn Enterprises Inc. oil contract ties to his wife. He severed all connections in 1952 but notes he will stay away until inquiries end. The report also recalls related sports trivia about Hank Aaron and Pete Reiser’s batting titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert Tripp Ross
Ross
Claire Wynn Ross
Wynn Enterprises Inc
Knoxville
Tenn
Senate
House
Sen. McClellan
McClellan
Defense Department
Congress
Department
Wynn Enterprises
Southern Athletic Co
Southern Athletic
New York
Tunnel Of Death Reopened At Ancona For Examination
Ancona Italy ancona's tunnel of death opened for the first time in 13 years to inspect remains of about 500 aid raid victims who died in a November 11 1943 air raid. Authorities say the bodies likely cannot be identified and will be moved to cemeteries after preliminary examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancona
Italy
Peisoners
Ken Wise Son of Milwaukee scout Hugh Wise
Ken Wise, a Los Angeles shortstop in 1956 who batted .287, is identified as the son of Hugh Wise, longtime Milwaukee Braves scout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Wise
Los Angeles
Hugh Wise
Milwaukee Brave
Bank statement figures and sworn attestation from Kansas bank
A 1957 Kansas bank report shows Total Assets 2 413 078 68 Total Liabilities 2 276 987 69 and Capital Accounts 136 090 99. Ed Hosier Vice President Cashier swears the statement is true before a Franklin County notary in January 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Ed Hosier
ED Hosler
F. H. Parks
R. S. Hill
L. Kapp
F. R. Bennett
Florida fullback Rick Casares tops 1956 NFL rushing yardage
Rick Casares, former University of Florida star, led the NFL in rushing yards in 1956 with 1126. The record for a single season stood at 1146 by Steve Van Buren of Philadelphia in 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Casares
University of Florida
Philadelphia
Steve van Buren
Ottawa sales and estate notices listed dates
Sale dates listed for multiple affairs including CG A Myers & Sons Centropolis Ottawa route 4 Jan 15 for Lillie Hales Estate 911 8 Lo cust Ottawa Kansas Jan 16 Overbrook Livestock Sale Overbrook Jan 17 Henry Atchson miles southeast of Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. A. Myers & Sons
Centropolis
Ottawa
Lillie Hales
Locust
Kansas
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Henry Atchson & Miles
Princeton
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Jay Ellis
California
C. L. Houdashelt
N. Elm
San Francisco
James
Earl
Mercy Hospital
Kansas City
Charlene Talbott
Charles Talbott
Tremont
St. Luke’s Hospital
John R. Fowler
Montgomery
Ala
Owen Fowler
Skip Wilson
Olathe Naval Base
Bill Shenk
Lavernon Lohman
Milo Harris
Wyandotte County
East Second
Robert Lickteig
Richmond
South Main
George Hopkins
Roy Jones
W. Seventh
Louis H. Dengel
Ethyl
OPC
Derby Power Control
Wichita, Kansas
R. D. Waymire
S. Main
Ike
Mad
Radio - TV
The
the Keen Co
S. Main Rh
Associated Press
Tokyo
Nam II
U.N
U. N
Pyongyang
New Delhi
India
Istanbul
Turkey
Turkey Today
Warsaw
Poland
Communist Party
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Shirlie Blaney
Windsor
Claremore
Detroit
Jack Tighe
Tiger
America
Evang
Ferdie C, Jay
First Assembly OF God
48Th and Mulberry
Bennie R. Harris
Marion Co
Lesque
Bor
St. Louis Cardinal
Smiths
Robert G
Bobby Gene
Harold R
Milton
Pittsburgh
Paul Smith
Cleveland
al Smith
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee Braves
Brooklyn
Pete Reiser
Alexander Insurance Agency
Topeka
Arthur Murray
Kansas Ave
Topeka, Kansas
Kansas State Bank of
U. S
Epscaeseee Sasa
Cereeneerys
Escennecennes Jvdaew
Jack Nelson
Kas
Anderson County
C. F. Schultz & Son
Michigan Valley
Neill George
Waverly
Albert Stew
Art & Son Farm
Albert
Harold
Hang Lassen
Kans
Fr. Co. Salea Co
Wilson & Locust Streets
H. B. LaRue
Printy & Son
Ben Printy
Main
Gordon James
Saunders
Walter Butler
Lamb's
Needs
Franklin County Institution
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