Local News Briefs from Ottawa and Nearby Areas
Dick Walker, local Gambles manager, left today for Omaha for a national sales and planning meeting. Jay Ellis, 1973-A Mrs. 0. W. Morris will have a public auction at the farm three miles south of Quenemo on Friday January 31 starting at 11 a.m. Darrell Burkdoll Orchestra performs Saturday night at Colbern's. Mary Ann Wells Stevenson, Ottawa, graduates with honors at Kansas State College mid winter commencement, among top 10 percent of her class. Glen Nance, 33, Monroe Court, pleads guilty to drunk driving and open bottle. fined 125 dollars and 30 days in jail. Farmers Co op of Centropolis stockholders meet Wednesday January 29 at 7 30 p m. John D. Crandall promoted to sergeant at U S Military Academy West Point New York. 1953 Ottawa High School graduate in fourth year at the academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
0. W. Morris
Quenemo
Marry Ann Wells Stevenson
Otawa
Kansas State College
Glen Nance
Monroe Court
Winton A. Winter
John D. Crandall
Edward Crandall
S. Cedar
Corps of Cadets
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Crandall
Ottawa High School
Funeral services for William T. Dallison
William T. Dallison died January 22. Funeral services were held January 24 at McVey-Dengel Mortuary with Rev. Roger Fredrikson officiating. Pallbearers included G. D. Weilepp, G. I. Streebin, Walter Hegberg, H. R. Conrad, Duke Baxter, and Glen Happy. Organ music by Mrs. R. L. Stevens. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Dallison
McVey-Dengel Mortuary
Roger Fredrikson
G. D. Weilepp
G. I. Streebin
Walter Hegberg
H. R. Conrad
Duke Baxter
Glen Happy
R. L. Stevens
Highland Cemetery
Gets Jail Term For Fatal Wreck
Ernest L. Yowell 31 received one year in jail and a $500 fine after being found guilty of drunk driving in connection with a collision that killed Mrs. Bette J. Wise, a Wellington music teacher who had married only 10 days earlier. Judge Norman Maben imposed the maximum penalties with appeals announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita UM
Ernest L. Yowell
Bette J. Wise
Wellington
Yowell
Norman Maben
Auxiliary Police Plan Bean Supper in Ottawa
The Ottawa Civil Defense Auxiliary Police will hold a bean supper on March 1 at the Masonic Hall to raise funds for uniforms and equipment. Assistant chief Jay Haggard said several members already have uniforms but more are needed. admission is 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Civil Defense Auxiliary Police
Jay Haggard
APD
Masonic Hall
Hospital Notes Admits Multiple Patients Across Towns
Admitted Max Reimer of 738 Pecan and Mrs Allen Ashcraft from Quenemo on Friday. Also admitted Debra Scalet of 1342 S Mulberry and David and Nancy Kingsborough of Pomona, and Mrs Bill J Hughes of 931 Cypress. Dismissed Arthur Gilbert of 717 S Poplar and Carl Ellison of RFD 3. Glenn W Nicholson of 317 Ash and Mrs F L Baughman of 614 N Mulberry. Monona Burgoon of Osawatomie and Mrs Lennie Everett of 803 S Main admitted today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Reimer
Allen Ashcraft
Quenemo
Bill J. Hughes
Cypress
Debra Scalet
S. Mulberry
David and
Nancy
Kingsborough
Pomona
Arthur Gilbert
S. Poplar
Carl Ellison
RFD
Glenn JW. Nicholson
Ash
F. L. Baughman
N. Mulberry
Ramona Burgoon
Osawatomie
Lennie Everett
Main
Six TV Sets In White House
White House press secretary James Hagerty announced six television sets are on loan from manufacturers to the White House two of which are color models. The sets are for the President Mrs Eisenhower and guests and to monitor news. Hagerty compared the practice to AP and UP providing news reports via teletype. He declined comment on FCC members receiving color sets on loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James C. Hagerty
White House
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Associated Press
United Press
Federal Communications Commission
Weather Delays Thor Missile Firing At Cape Canaveral
Bad weather halted the Thor missile test at Cape Canaveral delaying a high stakes launch. Weather is clearing, raising optimism that a early firing of other missiles may occur soon. Technicians have continued Vanguard work while the Army tower awaits a Jupiter interim test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Thor
Vanguard
Army
To Your Good Health on Exercise From Dr Molner
Reader thanks Dr Molner for advice on daily exercise after a 1954 cerebral hemorrhage. He describes home devices made from cloth bags filled with sand to strengthen leg and foot, plus grips for fingers, enabling daily activity and recovery. He notes rehabilitation is essential and praises simple at home tools.
Multiple Real Estate Transfers From Shaw Ludington to LeLoup
A stream of deeds covers transfers in Kansas cities from Shaw & Ludington Addition to Lane and Wellsville. Parties include Frank Poole to Louis Ames, Gibbons to Calvin Wadkins, Lila Porter to Vertus Crotta, Dale Purcell to Gordon Barnes, Joe Wilbern to Rose Lehew, Jerry Bowman to Robert Bowman, Merle Newton to Z Arthur Nevins Jr, W E Hegberg to P M Porter, Loy F Gerth to City of Lane, J S Lewis to Omer Zook, Charles Brewer to Raymond Scott, and Grace Van Horn to Clarence Marolf, detailing blocks, lots, and tracts with various sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Poole
Louis G. Ames
Shaw & Ludington
Ross Nichola
Skelly
Gibbons
Calvin B. Wadkins
Lila Porter
Vertus I
Crotta
NHV
Dale Purcell
Gordon W. Barnes
W. NW
Secor
Loy F
Gerth
City of Lane
Kansas
Lane
W. J. S. Lewis
Omer C. Zook
Lathrops Aid
Charles E. Brewer
Raymond Scott
Say Three Way Shot Possible
NEW ORLEANS Two Tulane University doctors today said their research shows it is possible to make a single vaccine giving protection against colds flu and polio. Dr William J Mogabgab and Dr William Pelon announced at a Southern section meeting of the American Federation for Clinical Research that influenza virus may be grown in monkey kidney tissue cultures the same method used for polio vaccine. They named the Cold causing virus 2060 and another known as JH as isolated. both may be cultivated in monkey kidney tissues. They said these viruses produce different antibodies so both must be included in a vaccine to protect against coldlike illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Tulane University
William J. Mogabgab
William Pelon
American Federation For Clinical Research
Pelon
Laundry mark clue links Wellington hold up to Uptown Motel
The blurred laundry mark on the pillow slip hood of the Wellington supermarket robber has been identified by the Kansas Bureau of Investigation as from an Uptown Motel. KBI checks cover Topeka Wichita and Eureka motels with that name, with Pratt and Syracuse locations under review. The slit and the wounded manager Jack Rush remain the only solid evidence from the January 11 holdup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Jimmie Little
Little
Kanas Bureau of Investigation Laboratory
Topeka
KBI
Wichita
Eureka
Pratt
Syracuse
Jack Rush
Rush
Air National Guard To Take Over Hutchinson Base
The Air National Guard will take over Hutchinson Naval Air Station when the Navy closes on June 30. About 600 to 700 personnel including trainees will operate at the 2,565 acre facility. A Hutchinson delegation has been in Washington to try to prevent the closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Air National Guard
Hutchinson Naval Air Station
Navy
Air Guard
Washington
Bank of America Robbery in Oakland Leaves One Clue
Three armed men tied up seven employees at the Boulevard-Fairfax Branch in Oakland and escaped with 28 182 dollars in currency after rifling the vault. A single glove was found as a clue. one bandit reportedly hid in the bank overnight and rejoined later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
Bay Area
Boulevard-Fairfax
Bank of America
Garden City show on irrigation gear at Finney County Fairgrounds
A three day display of implements irrigation products and related industry will be staged at the Finney County Fairgrounds in Garden City from April 10 to 12 under sponsorship of the Western Kansas Manufacturers Association Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Finney County Fairgrounds
Western Kansas Manufacturers Assn., Inc
North Baptist Oak and Wilson Sunday schedules listed
Oak and Wilson North Baptist leads a sundry school at 9 45 worship at 10 45 youth 6 30 evening worship 7 30 prayer service Thursday 7 30. Other congregations include Church of Christ 903 N Poplar and 4th Cedar Wesleyan Methodist 615 N Main and Sunday school 9 45 worship 10 50 youth 6 45 worship 7 30 prayer Thursday 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Baptist
Oak and Wilson
Jerry Tyler
Church of Christ, Sun and Cedar
Wesleyan Methodist
N. Main
Wayne E. Caldwell
Church of Christ
N. Poplar
C. BE. Andrews
First Baptist
4Th
Hickory
Roger Fredrikson
Calvary Baptist
8Th and Alchory
Bill Weber
St. Paul A. M. E
Edwin M. O'Neal
Trinity Methodist
N. Cedar
Charles W. Gross
Assembly of God
B. R. Harris
Bethany Chapel Baptist
2Nd and Poplar
William Bailey
Church of the Nazarene
Tth
Elm
Anthony V. Oddo
First Christian
11Th
Cedar
Gordon D. Miller
Bible School
Christian Junior Fellowship
United Presbyterian
3Rd and Walnut
M. Todd Macdonald
Bible
Free Methodist
N. Oak
Earl Fuller
JMS
Manuel Pacheco
First Methodist
Charles P. Knight
Faith Bible
R. D. Clayton
Grace Episcopal
John B. Sweigart
Church of the Brethren
Gerald Meagse
Appanoose Area Family Gatherings Reported
Juanita Hackett of Baldwin formerly of Appanoose visited Appanoose High School Friday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Hamilton Patty and Leroy of Vassar entertained Sunday for a family dinner. Mr and Mrs Bill Ritter Mrs Clarence Woods and Mr Leonard Johnson visiting Irvin Hawkey home. Danny Weese family of Sunflower were Sunday guests of C K Rich family. Loren Rundle spent Sunday with sister Leroy Downs of Topeka. Bobbie Steele of Eudora and Gary Woodland of Topeka visited grandparents Lester and Mrs Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Hackett
Baldwin
Appanoose
Appanoose High School
Ralph Hamilton
Patty
Leroy
Vassar
Bill Ritter
Clarence Woods
Leonard Johnson
Irvin Hawkey
Danny Weese
Sunflower
C. K. Rich
Loren Rundle
Leroy Downs
Topeka
Bobbie Steele
Eudora
Bob Steele
Garry Woodland
Lester Clark
Four Evening Sermons At First Methodist Church
Dr. McFerrin Stowe of St Luke's Methodist Oklahoma City will speak at four special services next week at First Methodist Church. His church seats 5,400 and cost 3 million dollars with an education building. Topics include He Took A Towel on Jan 27, He Took The Bread on Jan 28, He Took A Cup on Jan 29, and He Took A Cross on Jan 30. Music by three choirs accompanies each sermon series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFerrin Stowe
Sst. Luke's Methodist Church
Oklahoma City
Okla
First Methodist Church
Pomona Area Social and Funeral Notices Brief
Local items note family dinners and anniversaries for the Bowmans Priebe and related households in Vassar and Ottawa with out of town attendance for the Pearl Richardson funeral. W.S.C.S. met at the Methodist Church with solos and a piano recital, refreshments for 18 members and seven children. Additional notices cover gatherings hosted by Karl Johnson and family for relatives from California to Wichita and Ottawa accompanied by names and kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lindsey
Janet
Barbara
Bowman
Bill Priebe
Vassar
Pansy Bowman
Lawrence
Minnie Priebe
Joan Priebe
Bobby Scheid
Janet Lindsey
Pearl Richardson
Mal Breshears
Santa Maria
Calif
Joyce Marie Angel
L. i. Richardson
Oakland
Herman Richardson
Wellington
Roscoe Rush
Little Rock
Ark
Ray Rush
Topeka
W.S.C.S
N. W. Hudelson
Marion
Lexie Mae Jones
Colleen
Nina Curtis
Ottawa
Lexie Johnson
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Dick Walker
Gambles
Omaha
Jay Ellis
Darrell Burkdoll
Colbern
Stockholders Meeting of Farmers Co-Op of
Centropolis
C-Lt
Aeeneeaeere Avean
Peeu Reeves
Arn
Louis -H. Dengel
Charles Colaw
Lt. Colaw
Chuck Langdon
Limb Funeral Home
Fallis
W. S. Fallis
Lamb Funeral Home
Joseph G. Molner
Ible
L.E.S
Dr. Molner
Don Murray
Marilyn Monroe
Corral
Marilyn
William Inge
Tally Theatre
Rex A. Myers
Sandra Jo Griffin
Pacific
Louis Zamperini
Japan
Louis
Jesus Christ
Los Angeles
Church Directory
Christian Science Society
William Ward
Sacred Heart Catholic
4Th and Cedar
Faith Lutheran
Rev. Wm. Co. Lohmeyer
Walther League
Gov’t
Fogle Quarry
Bob
Appanoose Area
Max Hetrick
Dean Berlin
First Assembly of God Church
13Th and Mulberry
Bennie R. Harris
R. F. Ashworth
Bennie Harris
Eskridge
Grace Episcopal Church
Kramer
North American
Corn O'Brian
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