Ottawa briefs mix fires visits and civic notes
Ottawa notes report small town items including a car engine fire on North Locust Street no damage. Gary Cooper’s car fire on Poplar caused about $50 damage. Sgt George V Paul a Fort Lee, Va stationed visitor. Miss Nancy De Long Nebraska City visits. Niles Pearson cited for no passing zone. Gladys Orsbourn Kansas City talks farm near Ottawa. Ottawa post office vacations include Eldon Schnoke Bert Vogler and William Story. Mrs Otlie Amstot improving in Kansas City hospital. Sheldon Truck Legion meeting at post home. $61.80 taken in break-in. Ruth M McMillen divorce affirmed. John Lawrence sells Jayhawk Plunge to Sol Kunz Lawrence. Fishing licenses brisk with 250 sold in Franklin County. Funeral for J R Bridwell announced.
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Herald
North
Ourjwice
Gary Cooper
Friends
George V. Paul
Eagle
Colo
Fort Lee
Hospital Notes Admits and Births Across Counties
Admitted Lloyd A Shea Quenemo and Herbert Hornberger Baldwin along with B H Anderson Rantoul and Keith A Barge Paola. Births include Mr and Mrs Charles Falls 613 Maple a son born Sunday weight 6 lb 15 oz and Mr and Mrs Everett Roecker Williamsburg a son born today weight 8 lb 7 oz and Mr and Mrs Roger Scott route 4 a son weight 8 lb 1 oz. Several discharges and transfers noted including Alden Cearfoss transferred to KU Medical Center Saturday and Mrs Velva McKay discharged from 113 W 7th Saturday.
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Lloyd A. Shea
Quenemo
Herbert Hornberger
Baldwin
B. H. Anderson
Rantoul Ntis
Keith A. Barge
Paola
N. C. Louk
Springfield
W. M. Roberts
E. Logan
Charles Falls
Maple
Everett Roecker
Williamsburg
Roger Scott
Route 4
William Henry
Velva McKay
Alden Cearfoss
S. Locust
K. U. Medical Centre
Don Sellers
S. Oak
Ernest Casten
Floyd Ogg
S. Main
C. W. Traul
Baby
Kansas City
T. T. Beauchamp
Pomona
John A. Anderson
Esther Coward
Annie Brown
Pearson Nursing Home
Key Stocks Pace Advance
New York market shows broad gains as key stocks lead. Du Pont rose about 11 points at one point while most issues gained 1 to 5 points and aircraft shares lagged. Volume ran around 2.7 million shares, above Friday’s 2.54 million.
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New York
du Pont
Deaths James R. Bridwell in Topeka at 64
James Roy Bridwell of Topeka aged 64 died at his home 735 Wayne on Sunday. Born February 8 1891 in Martin County Indiana he lived in Ottawa until 22 years ago. Bridwell was a real estate agent and is survived by his family.
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Kenneth D. Bridwell
J. JR. Bridwell
Wall- Diffenderter Funeral Home
James R. Bridwell
James Roy Bridwell
Topeka
Ottawa
Wayne
Martin County
Ind
Wheat Stages Late Advance On Chicago Board
Wheat rose on the Chicago Board after absorbing hedging pressure with limited price loss. The late advance pushed prices several months above the prior close as mills and traders noted the market’s resilience and ability to withstand selling pressure.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Red Cross Aids Thousands Under Relief Programs
The American Red Cross reported support last year through 318 relief programs, delivering emergency assistance to 62,000 families and long term aid to 7,100 families.
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American Red Cross
Local Markets New York Wheat and Stocks Report
Market roundup shows wheat at 1.88, stocks higher with notable pivots. Soy steady amid rye demand, cotton irregular with hedging and liquidation. Chicago wheat mixed on good straight run, eggs rally. graded eggs and corn firm on export demand. Hogs steady to 50 cents higher, butter fat top 21.00, cattle steers up to 25.75 highlights.
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New York
Chicago
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Nancy de Long
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Miss de Long
Niles Pearson
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Gladys Orsbourn
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Clarence Ebeck
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Bert Vogler
William Story
Otlie Amstot
St. Mary's Hospital
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Luke Mowbray
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Sheldon Truck Legion
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Terry Harriss
Thomas L. McMillen
Wells
Velma Pearson
Rich Ville
Ruth M. McMillenmond
Harris
Earl J. Harris
Loy Laws
John Lawrence
Lawrence
Sol Kunz
Emporia
Bethany Chapel Church Bible School
Fof
Bruce Spears
Spears
Franklin County
Louis H. Dengel
Moler
N. Main
Moler Mae Chappell
Saunders
Malott's
Malott
Skelgas Store
Kansas
Sea Dean Berlin
C. A. Myers & Son
Centropolia
Jack
Kas
Lawa
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Anderson County Bate
W. Miller
Sycamore
R. A
Inky) Hughes
D. K. Jameson
Koa
Neill George
Waverly
Thartdey Cavalry
Slsere Stewart & Son
Airatta
Harold
Carl Thompson
N. Poplar
Franklin Co. Sale
Wilson and Locunt
Albright's
Albright
Ben Printy
Main
W. J. Carpenter
North Main
Porter
Tom Porter
George Spears
Studebaker
Stewart & Son
Kansas State Bank
Nuzman Lumber
Johns Manville
Fir Lumber
Nuiman
Anchor
Organization of Safe Saving
She Anchoresavings Safe Loan Association
William Overton
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J. Dean Nossinger
North American Building
Clarence T.rice
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