Ottawa Herald Briefs of Local Notices and Updates
In Ottawa Minnesota today the Herald notes piano tuning times and contact details. Jay Ellis shows marked improvement after a heart attack and will stay home a few weeks. Mrs. Frank Bingaman learns her brother-in-law Oliver Bingaman died in Worden Montana. survivors include widow and several relatives. Harold L. Harris, son of D E Harris of Quenemo, promoted to captain in University of Texas Air Force ROTC. WWII service with Navy. Clifford B Blunt recovering from a stroke and can receive mail at Veterans Hospital Kansas City MO. Larry Joe Krasny cited for failure to stop at a stop sign near Richmond. Hood community club to meet Thursday with pie and sandwiches.
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Frank Bingaman
Willow
Inlaw
Oliver Bingaman
Worden
Mont
Josephine Davis
Lyons
Kas
Lizzie Crane
Larned
Bingaman
Pomona
Silverlake
Warden
Harold L. Harris
D. E. Harris
Quenemo
University of Texas Air Force
Austin
University
United States Navy
Ald
Deaths David Zimmerman 88 Pomona resident
David Morton Zimmerman 88 died yesterday at 9 15 a m at Cedar House nursing home after a week of illness. Born March 15 1868 in Moreise Itown Mo he worked for Missouri Pacific RR before moving to Pomona to farm. Surviving are three daughters three sons six grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Funeral at Greenwood Baptist church Wednesday at 2 pm with burial in Greenwood cemetery. Friends may call Lamb Funeral Home through noon Wednesday.
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David Morton Zimmerman
Pomona
Cedar House Nursing Home
Moreise
Itown
R.T.D. Zimmerman
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Minnie A. Honaker
Margaret E. Delavan
The
Christian Church
Mason and Pomona I.0.0
Ray Jessup
Logan
Kas
W. I. LaRue
Norwalk
Calif
Tom Madison
Santa Ana
David L
Frank E. Zimmerman
Dillon F. Zimmerman
San Diego
Greenwood Baptist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Lamb Funeral Home
Hospital Notes and Local Notices Highlight Community Events
Admissions list includes Stacey Johnson Pomona and Raymond Bledsoe with residences on N Main and Poplar. Births record Charles S Gray and William Anderson spouses with Sunday births. weights 9 lb 244 oz and 9 lb 12 oz. Dismissals note Lannie Morelet and Maye Halforen among others. Ongoing items include need for Ottawa Boys' Club director, a tractor fire due to gas leakage, license tag theft, a hub cap found, a DUI plea, and a dog killed by a car.
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Stacey Johnson
N. Poplar
George Lilly
N. Main
Elizabeth Grimes
Williamsburg
M. Hoagland
Pomona
Raymond Bledsoe
Charles S. Gray
William Anderson
Ottawa Boys’ Club, Inc
Corporation Lo
Sheldon Tractor Company
Two Acquitted Of Assaulting Officer
LIBERAL i A District Court jury acquitted two Hooker Oklahoma brothers Frank and John Humble of a felonious assault charge. The case grew from an incident in which an officer and others were beaten the night of July 7 while investigating a wreck report at the Grimes home near Liberal.
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Liberal i
Okla
Frank
John Humble
Elizabeth Grimes
Thencident
Charles McKnight
John Largent
Ottawas
Damon Smith
T.A. Grimes
Lloyd
Holt
Dougson
Jas Wills
Kansas City
Willie Grimes
Ethel Clark
Liberty
Ralph Bethel
Bob
Grimes
Bingaman Graveside Services Held for Minnie Bingaman
Funeral services for Mrs Minnie Bingaman were held at Princeton cemetery on January 18 with Rev Tom Reborn Jr officiating. Pallbearers included J Wayne Dickerson Carl J Wemmer Garratt H Harms R T Sandow Fred Fellnagle and Clarence F Ward.
Marriage Licenses for Ottawa Pairings and Two Others
John J Kreusch 25 of Ottawa weds Mildred Louise Martin 27 of Ottawa. John D Edmiston 21 of Wellsville weds Earline Ruth Mathia 17 of Wellsville.
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John J. Kreusch
Ottawa
Mildred
Louise Martin
John D. Edmiston
Wellsville
Earline Ruth Mathia
Welleville
To Ease Loans On Soil Bank
Topeka Governor George Docking said steps are being taken to ease farmers access to loans against future soil bank payments. He noted banks lack ready cash and current rules block moving loans to Federal Reserve or city correspondents. He cited soil bank clauses that give the Agriculture Department first claim and block central banks. Docking said the Fed would accept loans if clauses are removed and will contact officials if no progress in days. He also announced plans to deliver his budget message to the Legislature within days.
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Topeka
George Docking
Docking
Federal Reserve Bank
Soil Bank
Focal Banks
Department of Agriculture
Push for Israeli troop pull back at UN and new Gaza plan
Dag Hammarskjold pressed a Thursday deadline to withdraw Israeli forces from two areas in Sinai while Israel proposed continued administration of the Gaza Strip under UN oversight with local Arab police. Washington and London urged UN troops to occupy the contested zones as Israel agreed to pull from most seized areas.
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United Nations
N.Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Sinai
Egypt
General Assembly
Jerusalem
Israel
Assembly
Gaza Strip
U.N
Sharm el- Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
United States
Britain
Washington
Eisenhower
U. S
Harry Truman
Frankfurt
Germany
Franklin D. Roose
Gerryelt
Third Reich
Munich
Maintain Vigil For Monaco Heir
Monaco awaits the birth of a direct heir as Princess Grace and Prince Rainier near delivery. A 24 hour watch includes a port cannon salute of 101 for a boy or 21 for a girl, ship bells, and a motorcycle messenger to signal the event when it happens.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
Aristotle Onassis
Grace
Prince Rainier
Principality
St. Paul's
City Vote On Water System In Easton
Easton residents will vote February 9 on a 37500 dollar bond for a municipal water works system. Mayor Harry E Moulden said no plans are under consideration if bonds carry. The plan includes a 50000 gallon reservoir outside the city and drilling a municipal well to replace private wells.
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Easton
Traffic Deaths In Topeka Kansas Record Summary
State accident records show traffic fatalities in Topeka within the last 48 hours, listing totals as of 1937 and comparing to the same period in 1956. Counts reflect fatalities recorded by the State Accident Records Section, highlighting year-to-year changes.
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Topekap
Kansas
Plane Lands With Damaged Nose Wheel In Tampa
A private four person plane circled Tampa International for an hour 49 minutes with a disabled nose wheel before landing smoothly on a runway slick from soapsuds. Robert Walker of Tampa kept the craft aloft until soap from MacDill AFB was spread. Passengers included Walker's son Jackie 10 Graham Smith and his son Scott 11.
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Tampa
Tampa International Airport
Robert Walker
MacDill Air Force Base
Walker
Jackie
Graham Smith
Smith
Scott
Duke postpones heart-blood renewal for 8 year old girl
Surgeons at Duke Medical Hospital delayed a planned operation on Sarita Ann Boswell, an 8 year old with rare O-Rh negative blood, to renew her blood supply. The heart stop was to last about four minutes during removal of a heart growth. Donor appeals went out across North Carolina.
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Durham
N. C
Duke Medical Hospital
Sarita Ann Boswell
Sarita
North Carolina
Duke Hospital
Rocky Mount
Sarita Ann
Democrats Back Nixon View on Middle East Aid
Senators Sparkman and Douglas voiced support for Vice President Nixon’s call that the Middle East needs economic aid as much as military guarantees against communism. They urged a linked, long-range program and agreed economic help may curb subversion more effectively than troop options. Nixon rejected Democratic attempts to separate economic from military aid amid a Russian Chinese pledge of support.
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Washington
Sparkman
D-Ala
Douglas
D-Ill
Nixon
Middle East
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Youngster Loses Fight For Life In Chicago
CHICAGO an three year old Decatur girl Cindy Evens died after burns covering about 70 percent of her body. She caught fire when her dress ignited near a stove on November 27. Doctors performed a skin graft on December 28 using skin from Gilbert Case, a Chicago boy killed in a car crash during the Christmas holiday.
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Chicago
Phuicky
Cindy Evens
Decatur, I
Children’s Memorial Hospital
Gilbert Case JI
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Jay Ellis
Fred Schnoke
Clifford B. Blunt
Veterans Hospital
Linwood
Larry Joe Krasny
Highway Patrol
Richmond
Hood
Hood Community Club
M. Zimmerman
Lannie Morelet
Maye Halforen
S. Main
Robert Soph
Dan Roehl
Pablo Barron
Edwin Snyder
William A. Fowler
King
John Parkin
Elizabeth Barnett
Park
Minnie Huderson
Diana Abel
Lester Snethen
Centropelis
Franklin County
Sonny Larios
North Hickory
North Main
Gail L. Ball
Eudora
Myron Steere
Ball
George
Cates
South Cherry
South Hickory
Sandra Marie Blunt
J. A. Blunt
H. A. Letchworth
South Cedar
Miss Blunt
Louis H. Dengel
Onassis
Lbzenako Pa Ving
Nester
Concrete Materials & Construction Co
Roadstone — Chips
Porter-Spears
Agency
Tom Porter
George Spears
Jar
Ming ‘Features Syndicate
Tno
Saffron Glass CO
Co. A. Myers & Sons
Centropolis
Overbrook
Oversbrook
Jesse Fielda
Kenneth Haminston
Kansan
Roberts
East 11Th St. Lawrence
Tan
Roberts Market
11Th St
Lawrence
Lyle Clark
Jack Neilson
Anderson County
F. Schultz & Bon
Michigan
Valey
Neill George
Waverly
Albert Stewart & Son Farm
Albert
Harold
H. B. LaRue
Princeton
Raymond Loux
Winson & Locust Sts
Printy & Son
Ben Printy
Main
Gardner C. Finch
Peoria
Gordon James
British Railways
Po Yaa Fhuto Insurance
Alexander Insurance Agency
NSM
National
Morticiana
Ile
Stfa
Via
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