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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1956

Page

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News Briefs From the Herald and Local Notices

Brief items report a postage award to Jim Warnock at Minnick Motor Co, a Kansas Admission Day picnic in Long Beach with Ruth McGinnis as president, a deed transfer correction for Otto Schroeder, Hall Fasterling and J W Edmiston shopping in New York for spring lines, and David Blair elected president of the South Central Business Association in Kansas City. Also noted are divorce actions, fines for Dean Winters, trial continuance for Kenneth Coons, an arrest for passing in a no-passing zone, a hung jury in a note suit by Elizabeth Sternecker, and retirement of Herald custodian Howard Elder with Gardener Hayden replacing him.

Kansas State Society of Long Beach Calif Bixby Park Longs Ruth McGinnis Long Beath Ave Florence Defidty Haskell Pacific Ave David Blair Ottawan Kansas City South Central Business Association of Stine & McClure Undertaking Co Blair Martin L Carolyn Overland Park John JH. Barry Grand Avenue Bank

Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals

Admitted: Tohn McCullough of Route 1 Ran toul and Mary Bishop of 118 S Poplar yesterday. Dismissed: Mrs A E Nichols 915 Willow Mrs Vernon Parks Pomona and Mrs Ervin Zabel Quenemo today.

Tohn McCullough Route 1 Rantoul Mary Bishop S. Poplar A. E. Nichols Willow Vernon Parks Pomona Ervin Zabel Quenemo

Deaths Charley Ward Moore of Franklin County

Charley Ward Moore, 62, of 904 N Poplar died at home yesterday at 6 p.m. He owned Moore's Refrigeration Service and lived his life in Franklin County. Born June 27, 1898 east of Norwood, he married Alma Powell on December 25, 1915. they observed their 40th wedding anniversary on Christmas Day. Survivors include wife, one son Capt. Charles Powell Moore of the Army Air Force, Warrensburg, Mo., one sister Mrs. W. R. Harbour, Baldwin, and one granddaughter. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at Zowner's Funeral Chapel. interment Highland Cemetery.

Charley Ward Moore Poplar Moore Norwood Franklin County Alma Powell Modern Woodmen of America Lodge Ottawa Sertoma Club Charles Powell Moore Army A.F.B Warrensburg W. R. Harbour Baldwin Zowner’s Highland Cemetery

Baker U Trustees Approve New Girls Dormitory

Baker University trustees in session at Baldwin voted to build a new girls dormitory on campus at an estimated cost of 320000 dollars. The two story steel frame building will house 96 girls and occupy the northwest campus corner atop the old Sigma Phi Epsilon site. Bids open February 24 with construction starting in March and occupancy hoped for the next fall. Buck and Associates of Bartlesville are architects. Financing will come from an endowment investment program and the dorm will be self liquidating over years.

Baker University Baldwin Sigma Phi Spsilon Buck and Associates Bartlesville Okla

VA weighs air conditioning for new Topeka hospital

Washington VA says it is negotiating with contractors on the Winter General Hospital project in Topeka to assess adding a summer winter type climate system. A proposal on added costs will come from the bidders as the agency considers upgrading the conventional heating plan. Also listed are cattle and livestock sale notices from various Kansas locations and dates.

Washington Veterans Administration Topeka

Winter Drought Worst in History St Louis Missouri

The worst winter drought in history grips Missouri. Wheat fields face danger and woodlands become fire risks as less than an inch of rain or snow falls across the state in about 100 days. Paul M. Barnard calls the crop outlook very serious noting winter drought is harsher than summer and threatens winter wheat and other grains.

ST. Louis Missouri Paul M. Barnard Barnard

Business Men Seek Parity Across Economy

Elmo J. Mahoney, former Congress candidate from Dorrance Kansas, told a Democratic Farmer-Labor Party convention in St Paul that business men also need 90 percent parity. He warned falling farm income affects the whole economy and that prosperity hinges on agriculture.

ST. Paul Minn Democratic Farmer-Labor Party Elmo J. Mahoney Dorrance Kas Mahoney

Tokyo cy clotron project completes at Kyoto institute

Japan's largest synchrotron capable of 15 300 000 volts is finished at Kyoto University's Chemical Research Institute. A global news brief notes the milestone as Kyodo News reports.

Kansan to Arizona Dean of Agriculture at Arizona University

Tucson Daily Citizen reports Dr Harold E Myers acting Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station director will be appointed dean of the College of Agriculture at the University of Arizona. He succeeds Dr Phil Eckert who resigned to work for the government in Germany. Myers has headed an agricultural mission to India.

Tucson Ariz Harold E. Myers Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station Manhattan Kas College of Agriculture University’ of Arizona Tucson Daily Citizen Phil Eckert Germany Myers Kansas State College India

Funeral Services for Henry E. Cramer Held at Towner's

Funeral services were conducted for Henry Earl Cramer who died January 12 at Towner's Funeral Chapel with Rev M Todd Macdonald officiating. Pallbearers included Dean Bear Joe Averill Warren Lutz C A Waggy George Barber Albert Hancock Roger Waggy and Frank Mathias. Organ selections were played by Mrs Lawrence Ott. Burial followed in Princeton Cemetery.

Sunday Church Services and Activities Listing

A dense listing of Sunday church services and weekly meetings across multiple denominations in several locations. Includes times for Bible school, morning worship, youth groups, Sunday schools, and midweek services led by various pastors and churches such as United Presbyterian, Christieg Schemer Society, Beered Heart amoth, Watchtower study, and Church of Christ.

William G. Ward First Christian Ernent. Worden Bible School School of Missions Annex North Baptist Qak and Wilson William L. Luce Church School Gracy Episcopal St. Paul Amge G. J. Prince Faith Lutheran B. J. Loeset St Paula First Baptist Roger L. Fredrikson Frofrikgon Trinity Methodist N. Cedar Robert B. Craig God United Presbyterian Third and Walnut M. Todd Macdoniad Christiag Schemer Society Hickory Mathew Gullfoyle Jonahhan Harrell Young Peoples Meeting Bethany Chapel Baptist Second & Pophe Wr. Batley Church of Christ N. Poplar C. H H. Andrews Church of the Nazarene J. Russell Smith Fafth and Cedar Wesleyan Methodist N, Maain Wayne B. Caldwell Wenleyan

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Phen Herald Office Jim Warnock Minnick Motor Company Dodge Honory Society of Accountants Warnock Minnick Usha Herald Wansfer Otto Schroeder Union Cenire Life Insurance Co Rendt Union Central Life Insurafice Co Hall Fasterling J. W. Edmiston Edmiston's Department Stores New York City Eunice F. Lantz Princeton Everett M. Lantz Ronnie J. Johnson Ottawa Shirley Toan Johnson Dean Winters Wichita Art Jensen Bob Conaty Winters Kenneth Coons Coons Benford Scott Elizabeth Sternecker N. Main Juan Martinez N. Locust Howard Elder Gardner Hayden Route 4 Warren H. Kasper Warren AC Kasper First Methodist Church Charles P. Knight Warren American Legion John Gere Nicvey Dengel Louis H, Dengel Dean Berlin Co-Op. Assn Jane Ruswell Paris Virgin Islands Columbus Las Virgenes St. Ursula Sink Lester Sink Towner's Chapel Joe Towner Kansas State Bank Kansas Tomain Poucchon Teres U. S Bank Premiays Mons Pies Creseeee Rudalvnods Acagnats Burplus Cominon Trettaeeer Ed Hogjer EQ Hobler Bennet Querce B Vincent William Bonnet State of County of Franklin Apoer Bw. Miller Beal Baker U C. A. Myers & Son Centropolis Robert's Lawrence Kaa Overbrook Liomal Bhaw Millenat South Pomona Roberta Haat Jack IN Anderson County Jack Quaintance Milem Albert Stewart & Son Albert Wilson and Locust Franklin Co Salo Harn Wilson & Locuat C. I. Kapp Don Jansen Sant Princeton Cemetery Printy & Son Ben Printy Mata Peoples National Bank of Ottawa Bank of Friendly Service Britain England Continent Stockholm Sweden Stalldalen Herleshausen Soviet Union West Germany Stuttgart Walter Gieseking Herel Kansan Arizona Lamb Funeral Home Minnick Motor CO Dodge Plymouthes Lucky Motor Line Derby Derby Powre Control TR Loa AS S. Main R. D. Waymire Plymouth Jerome Minnick Frank Thayer Floyd Minnick Dodge - Plymouth S. Hickory Lawrence Welk Channel
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