Ottawa Herald Items Include Concerts and Travel Notes
Today in Ottawa N notes a piano concert at St Paul A M E church with Jaz Ellis and Paul Barnett as soloists, plus travel plans for Rev and Mrs Roger Fredrikson to New York and Manchester College. It covers Kansas Day events in Topeka, a Wichita speaking engagement by Andrew B. Martin, and camp plans at Hi-V Camp Wood near Emporia. Forfeit reports list four Ottawans with $1 bonds for parking violations. Funeral notices include Mrs. W H Twyman’s Chicago trip for daughter and Ottawa connections to Kirkwood and McDonagle families, plus a Los Angeles funeral for Mrs. W D McDonagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Fredrikson
New York
National Baptist Board of Education
Manchester, Ind
Bisir Hekman
Ottawa
Hospital Notes Add New Admissions and Births
Admitted Max Spooner of 624 N Cherry today. Births: Mr and Mrs Duane Young of Melvern. Patricia Sheldon of 1344 S Poplar born Friday. Mrs Thomas Fine and baby son of Quenemo. Sharon Hill igoss 336 S Cedar. Mrs Harold Horton Tremont. Higinio Escobar 825 King. Larry Bicker staff Rantoul. Fred Haney Princeton. Mrs Winona Shirley 703 Cleveland transferred to a Kansas City hospital today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Spooner
N. Cherry
Duane Young
Melvern
Itsalsee
Patricia Sheldon
S. Poplar
Thomas Fine
Quenemo
Sharon Hilligoss
S. Cedar
Harold Horton
Tremont
Higinio Escobar
King
Larry Bickerstaff
Rantoul
Fred Han
Cleo A Wills Funeral Rites Held in Garnett
Cleo Edward Mills aged 40 formerly of near Richmond and last appointed as undersheriff of Anderson County, died January 16 at Vetrans Hospital Wadsworth. Funeral Jan 21 at First Baptist Garnett with Rev Myrle A Horner and Rev Charles Priddy. Adopted son of Ralph Otis and Maude Wills. Served five years in U S Army beginning 1940 as technical sergeant flight engineer and tail gunner with two missions over Italy France and Germany earning Air Medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo A. Wills
Cleo Edward Mills
Richmond
Anderson County
First Baptist Church
Garnett
Myrle A. Horner
Charles Priddy
Ottawa
Wills
Veterans’ Hospital
Wadsworth
Ralph Otis
Maude Wills
U. S. Army
Italy
France
Germany
New Vehicle Registrations and Honors Mentioned
December registrations list numerous names and vehicle makes across Pontiac, Dodge, Chevrolet, Buick and Oldsmobile. Included are awards like three bronze oak leaf clusters and one silver oak leaf, the Good Conduct medal, and the American Defense service ribbon. A marriage, birth, illness note, burial at Ft. Leavenworth, and home cooking tip conclude the segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth Briggs
Luis Vega
Pontiac
N. G
Mary BE. Kristenson
Dodge
M.E
Julia M. Koehenower
Chevrolet
Neal B
Lois C. Baxter
C. A
Or Ruby
Novak
Buick
Porter + Spears Ins
Agency
J. F. Barr
Ella Anna Flager
Howard
Christina McCurdy
Ralph Brinkmeyer
Ford
Jesus Cruz
E. P. Yellon
Grace P. Pattie
Ralph Wolfersperger
Oldsmobile
Harry and
Rose May Keller
Plymouth
J. W
Alice M. Burke
Imperial
Richard Cruces
W. E
Thelma Skilling
Maxor Doris Hunter
Leo. A. Akers
Lester Davis
Studebaker
Maryin E. Dahl
Alton F. Carey
Glenn Woods
Homer A. Reeves
Mayd
Betty Kaub
Clarence
Dryden
Vera Parks
Glen Edward
National Military Cemetery
Ft. Leavenworth
Paris Spring Fashions Display Contrast With Crab Weather
Paris showcases spring styles as designers present white ed brocade suits and silk waist jackets under gray skies. Gabrielle Chanel and other designers show bold edges, black silk trims, and floral motifs. editors note tall models in high heeled shoes, with mixed opinions on the looks and outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Gabrielle Tan
Chanel
France
Botticelli
Veteran Legislator Returns To Topeka After 25 Years
Rep. Walter Cram of St. Francis returns to the Kansas Legislature for the first time since 1921. Now 70, he notes the state’s bigger budget and broader services after a 35 year absence. He recalls Topeka’s growth, highway programs, welfare funding, and the shift from dirt roads to modern capital amenities, and says the main issues are finances and water. He approves of the electric voting machine and laments traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Walter Cram
St. Francis
Kansas
Cram
Cheyenne County
Highway Commission
George Docking
Kansan
Jayhawk
Capitol
National Hotel
Kansas City
St. Francis Rotary Club
Probe May Price Increases Dominates Senate Debate
A congressional probe into rising oil and gasoline prices looks likely with the Senate Commerce Committee seeking 50000 for an inquiry. Twenty senators urge a special committee. Humphrey asks the Small Business Committee for a study of the impact on small business and Justice Department involvement. Independent Petroleum Association president Wood defends the rise as needed to curb Middle East dependence and cover rising costs, noting the general adjustment is the first since 1953. Dodgers star Duke Snider hit 199 in a season twice, and Macalester College unveils a new 400000 fieldhouse for multiple sports and basketball practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate
Sen
Humphrey
Dminn
Senate Small Business Committee
Humphey
Atty
Gen
Brownell
Justice Department
Congress
Robert L. Wood
Independent Petroleum Assn, ‘of America
Wood
United States
Middle East
Europe
El Dorado approves bonds for water line project
El Dorado voters approved a $71,000 bond issue for the city’s share of a Mulvane water line improvement. The plan, two years in progress, aims to increase water flow. In San Antonio Earl Emery, age 9, and his 4 year old sister Elan Irene died yesterday after being trapped in an abandoned ice box on their front yard, with three boxes on the lawn. Their mother worked at a nearby laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Dorado
Mulvane
Cde
San Antonio
Grover Earl Emery
Elan Irene
Carnes
Kansas River
Sil
Atasta
Skelly
Ceafe
el Dorado Refining Co
Ane
If Ata
Socony Mobile Oil. Co
Augusta Fren
Milk group picks Salina leader as new KAMSA president
Dean Duke of Marion was elected president of the Kansas Association of Milk Sanitarian at the 27th annual meeting held Friday. Augustine Sauer of Topeka was named first vice president and Sam Hoover of Junction City became second vice president. F. L. Kelley of Topeka was re-elected secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Dean Duke
Marion
The
Kansas Assn. of
Milk Sanitarians
Kenneth Tichnor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jaz Ellis
St. Paul A, M.E
Paul Barnett
Cherryvale
Wichita
Andrew B. Martin
Ottawa University
Fraf
E. G. Dick
Camp Wood Committee
Emporia
Elmdale
B. F. Bowers
Ward Page
Florida
L. Kirkendall
Willow
Jimmy Jobes
Palatka
Fia
St. Augustine
Lport
Kirke
Jeg Perthes
Kirkeidalls
Ottawans
Clyde Smith
Alfred Pelletier
Oak
C. F. Boston
Walton
East Third
Rodney ‘Shade
West Third
Ion North Main
W. H. Twyman
Chicago
F. E. Gibson
Green Bay Avenue
Lansing
Wilbur Kirkwood
Marinda Kirkwood
Kirkwood
Adrian Spotts
W. D. McDonagle
Los Angeles
Calif
Worden
Mont
Oliver Bingaman
Frank Bingaman
Chester Crane
Ottawang
Crane
Herald
Doerr Metal Products Company
Mortuary
Louis H. Dengel
Alexander Insurance
Nineteenth and Main
Loux Hatcheries
Jamesway
Turkey
Pax Turkey
Lyon Electric
Buckeye
International
Brower
Chuck Stewart & Son
Kane
Kansas State Bank
Duke Snider
Dodgers
Macalester College of
Pee Eae
Walter Medlin
Paola
Drexel
Comrinit
Sita
John Deere Co
Osiwatomie
A. Myers & Sons
Tan
Overbrook
Kanags
Fab
Roberts Market
Banatuth
Lawrence
Kanaas
Lyte¢ Clark
Miles
Eurora
Wilson & Locust
Kas
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Neill George
Waverly
Albert Stewart & Son
Albert
Harold
Lahue
Princeton
Raymond Louxz
Main
Franklin County
Franklin Co
Wilson and Locust
C. L. Kapp
J. W. England
TIL
Virgin W. Kunard
Pressonville
Wilson
Locust
Printy & Son
Ben Printy
Gordon James
Erby Flexgas
ETHYL
OPCN
R. D. Waymire
Rly
National Selected Morticians
Association of Funeral Directors
Lamb Funeral Home
Heads Milk Group
Bennett's
Flavor-of
Bennett
Bennett Creamery Co
N. Walnut
Organization of Safe Saving
William Overton
Kansas City, Kansas
J. Dyan Nofsinger Manager
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