Wellsville area brief notes on hires and local events
Miscellaneous notices across Franklin and Douglas counties include Harold Brandenburg named Wellsville high school coach replacing Pat Sands who moves to Emporia high school as head track coach. Also Gordon Grabhorn named Anderson county welfare director. Several farm bureau meetings planned for July 5 to organize a water melon feed on July 17.
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Harold Brandenburg
Baker University
Wellsville
Pat Sands
Wetlt
Emporia High School
Brandenburg
Erie
Gordon Grabhorn
Garnett
Anderson County
C. H. Oman
Franklin County Farm Bureau
S. Main
Paola seniors to intern at Kansas accounting firms
Two Paola seniors Darrell Cain and Paul Smith will intern full time for six weeks with public accounting firms in Kansas and Kansas City Missouri. Returning Lt Gayle Twyman USMC leaves Japan for San Francisco next week or ten days. he is the son of Mr and Mrs W H Twyman. Mrs Twyman, Jan Jones, lives with her parents in Olathe while he is overseas. She will meet him in San Francisco. New Garden Club to meet July 5 at 8 pm at 204 East 14th street. Mrs M R Shoger will discuss roses. Mrs Bob Young has returned from Miami County Hospital Paola. Debra Diane visiting grandparents Shadle. Mrs Jessie Hinchman, formerly of Ottawa, fractured leg in Wichita at Wesley Hospital room 502.
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Paola
Darrell D. Cain
Paul B. Smith
Kansas
Kansas City
Gayle F. Twyman
U. S. Marine Corps
Japan
San Francisco
W. H. Twyman
Twyman
Jan Jones
Roy E. Jones
Olathe
Colo
New Garden Club
Floyd Minnick
East 14Th Street
M. R. Shoger
Bob Young
la Cygne
Miami County Hospital
Debra Diane
Clare. Shadle
Jessie Hinchman
Ottawa
Wichita Masonic Home
Wesley Hospital
Wichita
Hospital Notes Births and Dismissals Ti
Births reported for a daughter to Mr and Mrs Richard Jameson 317 Walnut weight 6 pounds 10 ounces a son to Mr and Mrs Clarence Traul Kansas City Missouri a daughter to Mr and Mrs Alois Madl Baldwin weight 6 pounds 3 ounces yesterday Dismissals listed including Mrs J W Frizzell Kirkwood Missouri Mrs Francis Motter Springfield Illinois Lee Smith 619 Ash Mrs Emma Larson 815 North Poplar Mrs Louis Mumma and infant son Rantoul Mrs Claude Aubry and infant daughter 1t and Mrs Floyde Schmoe and infant son 728 Pecan all today
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Richard Jameson
Clarence Traul
Kansas City
Alois Madl
Baldwin
J. W. Frizzell
Kirkwood
Francis Motter
Springfield
Lee Smith
Ash
Emma Larson
N. Poplar
Louis Mumma
Rantoul
Claude Aubry
Floyde Schmoe
Well Known Franklin County Farmer Dies at 54
George A. Page 54 a noted Franklin County farmer and stockman died today at Trinity Lutheran hospital in Kansas City after an operation last week. Born Lenox Iowa June 4 1901 he was survived by two sons a daughter an adopted son eight grandchildren and five sisters. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. Lamb Funeral home with Rev M M Miles Topeka officiating. Interment Evergreen Mound cemetery northwest of Ottawa.
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George A. Page
Franklin County
Route 3
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Kansas City
Lenox, Iowa
Abraham L
Louise (Dalton) Page
Faye Hoopes
Mr. Page
Christian Church of
Ottawa Lodge No. 18
Shawnee Milk Producers Association
Evergreen Mound Cemetery
Harlan Page
Keith Page
Rantoul
Donald Waymire
Hobby May Resign Soon From Welfare Post
Washington rumor says Oveta Culp Hobby will resign within a week or sooner for personal reasons. President Eisenhower noted she may leave, while her ill husband William P. Hobby, publisher of the Houston Post, is mentioned as a potential successor in official circles with Marion B. Folsom named as virtually certain to fill the role.
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Washington
Oveta Culp Hobby
Eisenhower
Bartlett Jones Marriage Licenses Reported
Bill Bartlett of Ottawa and Charlene Jones of Evanston Illinois, both 31, obtained marriage licenses as listed in local records.
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Bill Bartlett
Ottawa
Charlene Jones
Evanston
Ill
Ike Optimism Welcomed By Soviet People In Big Four Outlook
London dispatch says Pravda rebutted Ike's claim that free determination for Soviet satellites is essential for world peace, but welcomed his optimism about the upcoming Big Four summit. The Soviet press framed the peace angle as flawed yet endorsed the hopeful tone for the conference.
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London
Pravda
Eisenhower
Belief in Coexistence Reaffirmed by Nehru and Tito
In Belgrade Prime Minister Nehru and President Tito reaffirmed that coexistence is the only possible way to preserve peace and ensure human society's progress. The two leaders first stated the principle during talks in Yugoslavia.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Nehru
India
Tito
George A. Lamb, prominent farmer, dies at 54
Franklin County farmer George A. Lamb, 54, died this morning. Funeral services from Lamb Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 PM, Rev. M. M. Miles officiating. Burial in Evergreen Mound Cemetery, 4 miles northwest of Ottawa. Mrs Amos E. B. Loux to have funeral at Sacred Heart Church Monday 9 AM. Interment in St John’s Cemetery Homewood. Casket at Lamb Funeral Home until Sunday noon, then at residence 1007 S Hickory with Rosary at 8 PM.
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George A
Franklin County
Lamb Funeral Home
Loux
Amos EB. Loux
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Homewood
Kansas
The
Hickory
Peaceful coexistence cited during state visits
The text notes adherence to peaceful coexistence as national policy during Tito’s December visit to India and similar declarations made at a luncheon honoring Nehru. Nehru is then on a weeklong state visit to Yugoslavia, underscoring the theme of cordial international ties.
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Tito
India
Nehru
Yugoslavia
Ike And Mamie In Mountains For 4th
The President and Mrs Eisenhower spend Independence Day weekend in Maryland's Catoctin Mountains after a Gettysburg anniversary picnic. They traveled with six couples and celebrated their 39th wedding anniversary with staff gifts of a sofa and an engraved silver tray.
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Camp David
Eisenhower
Maryland
White House
Gettysburg
Catoctin Mountains
Hedge Missing After Overnight in Hamilton Ont
Hamilton police seek the person responsible after a hedge is reported missing from in front of John Finochio's home. He said he found it intact yesterday morning and six hours later all 20 shrubs were gone.
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Hamilton, Ont
Hamilton
John Finochio
Local Markets Grain and Egg Prices Displayed
Wheat Barley Soy Beans Rye Yellow Corn White Corn Light hens Oats Milo and other grains listed with price figures. Butter fat Straight run eggs Graded eggs Heavy hens priced per case or dozen across market lines. Numeric figures show per hundredweight or per case values with cents.
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Herald
Wellsville Garden Club
Henry Todd
Marcelene Todd
Glenn Layton ‘Jr
Jessie McGill
Julia Cayot
Mamie Hill
George Rouse
McKenzie, Tenn
Bethel College
P. W
Buck” Jones
Baldwin City
Jones
Douglas County
Dave Mackle
University of Kansas Medical Center
Charles WL. Perry
Topeka
Lawrence
Baldwin Junction
Franklin - Douglas County
Janet Thompson
P. F. Thompson
W. 19Th
St. Luke's Hospital
Air Force
Bruce Landess
Walter Lan [Dess
Lane
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Robert B. Landess
P.O. Box
Lackland Afb
Bruce
Lane High School
Bruce Studebaker
Navy
SHSSA
USNTC
Great Lakes
Joseph E. Duncan
Howard C. Sutton
Route 1
Greeley
IX Corps
Duncan
4Th Army
4Th Signal Battalion
Fort Riley
Greeley High School
Manhattan Bible College
Charles Howe
Worden
Marla Pauline
Oklahoma
H. N. Flora
Nowata
Okla
H. N. Flora Jr
Eva Clabaugh
Madison
Wis
International Garment Union
Elizabeth Carlliss
George Small,Jr
George Small
Juanita Edwards
Thelma Small
Lester Walker
Larry Hamilton
Marvin Kimball
James Alnutt
Clathe
Marvin Wilson
Karan Wilson
de. Joris Bailey
Mary Carter
Sandraland Tyson Harvey
Sharon Greene
Norvell Cooper
Jimmy Tolson
Sylvester Barrett
Lewis Edwards
Mickey Reed
Anita Vann
Ronnie Small
Joy
Elmer Benson
Wilma Small
Kansas University
School of Business
Ivo H. Feuerborn
Richmond
Wayne L. Wolf
Pomona
Louis H. Dengel
Moler
Moler Mae Chappell
Cadillac
Pontiac
Ike
Mamie
Saffron Glass Co
O. A. Myers & Son
Centrepolis
Jack Nelson
Kas
Ottawa Market
Wilson
J. W. Miller
Aycamore
R. A
Inky) Hughes
J. K. Jameson
Neill George
Waverly
Waverly Sale Pavilion
Waverly Yates Center
Alberts
Albert
Carl Thomps
Franklin Co
Iwart & Son
Harold
Sale
Wilson and Lo
Ben Printy
N. Main
W. J. Carpenter
Ottawa Herald
Pia Weyayt
Peseees
Albright's
Albright
Turkey
Virginia
Ham
Phillips
Hillcrest Drive-in
Dacron and Rayon
U. S
Edgerton
Om “Clothes Shop
Loren Latimer
S.mais
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