Herald Briefs: Local notices and incidents
News briefs cover church officer elections and appointments, a traffic collision between a 1948 Studebaker and a 1950 Ford with no injuries, a drunkenness citation, garbage dump complaints, and a missing red cocker dog named Chief. Names include Mrs. Elsie Garrett Mrs. C M Ames Buford Beeson Lee DePriest Ira Happy and Cecily J Gilmore Jr with others.
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Phone Herald Office
Elsie Garrett
Ing
C. M. Ames
Waunlla Happy
Lee DePriest
Ira Happy
Buford Beeson
Ottawa Sertoma club aids with Fourth of July event
Ottawa Imes News notes the Ottawa Sertoma Club raised 375 dollars from a Fourth of July activity with prize drawings. The top prize, an air conditioner, went to Owen Atchigan of 748 Olive. Other items include local promotions, military updates, surgeries, and community notices.
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Ottawa Boys Club
Ottawa Sertoma Club
Sertomans
Owen Atchigan
Olive
Deaths in Ottawa area after collision and long illness
Mrs. Charles Ott of Williamsburg dies at 2:30 a m after a collision a mile north and a half mile west of Wil- son with several Ott family members and others present in Ottawa. The obituary notes a long illness and references Mildred Swenson of Clay Center, Jason Ott a KU senior, and a son. Funeral plans include attendance by Mr. and Mrs. Ott, Mrs. Hanes and Miss Ott. Neighbors and relatives visit Ottawa, with multiple social calls and gatherings reported across the area including Baldwin and Wichita.
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Mildred Blunk
Kansas
Fred Crosno
Enid
Okla
City
Jack Tilley
Gage
Joe Blunk
Mary Ferguson
Earl Anderson
N. Sycamore
Crosno
Kansas City
Peoria
Edna Lucas
Ray Detwiler
J. W. Lucas
Fredter
Detwiler
Franklin County
Maude Evans
Crosnos
Till Te Jall
Glenn E. Hudson
Husby
Ferguson
Elsie Wichita
Druyiband
Fredonia
Kas
R. W. Barn
Fred Weaver
Hizel
N. Oak
Hudson
Santa Fe
Topeka
Ottawa
Joe Lawrence
S. Mainning
Firsts
Adell Deans
Pest Methodist Church
Belssid
L. C
Cocks of
Charles Ott
Wil
Charles EF. Ott
Waliamsburg
Keeney
R. G. Hanes
Eunice Ott
Bob Conaty
C. M. Ott
Mildred Swenson
Clay Center
Ottawa Laten
K. U
Ottawa University
Jason
Ott
Charles Detwiler
Baldwin
Fred Detwiler
Weavers
Junior Detwiler
Mary Mack
Willie Williams
Patricia
L. C. Babcock
Wichita
M. L. Dean
Lenexa
Ira Dean
Ernest Lovell
Clete Shenks
John Shenk
Raymond Mundell
Loretta
Harry Greenup
Alta Conley
Art Meiser
Ira Deana
A. C. Johnson
Everett Stark
Adell Dean
L. C.’ Babcock
Lee, Marlyn and
Jeanie
Woman Hits Rich Uranium Strike in Canada
Dorothy Madigan, 48, of Silver Lake near Akron, bought a Geiger counter and traveled to Canada after a prospector friend doubted her luck. She claimed a uranium find described by Atomic Energy Commission spokesmen as the second best assay in the world so far.
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Akron
Ohio
John Madigan
Dorothy Madigan
Silver Lake
Canada
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Several Patients
Hospital notes list admitting Seymour S Gordon Quenema Fletcher Hunt Baldwin Mrs Letha Allshouse Tulsi Okla Thursday Mrs Sidney Burns Pomona Mrs Nell Johnson 1011 S Main St today Births Mr and Mrs Hibbard Baldwin son born Thursday weight 7 lbs Dismissed Mrs Charles L Falls and baby son 613 Maple Jay Brown 305 S Main today
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Seymour S
Gordon
Quenema
Fletcher Hunt
Baldwin
Letha Allshouse
Tulsi
Okla
Sidney Burns
Pomona
Nell Johnson
S. Main
Hibbard
Aul
Charles L. Falls
Maple
Jay Brown
Safeway Denies Trust Violation
Fort Worth Texas authorities report Safeway Stores Inc president says the chain has not violated antitrust laws and argues that meeting competition in good faith should not be criminal. A federal grand jury indicted Safeway and two officers on antitrust charges in Texas and New Mexico.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Safeway Stores Inc
Safeway
Texas
New Mexico
Unemployment Hits All-Time Peak in June
Washington reports a record number of Americans unemployed in June, with 2,679,000 jobless. The rise, aided by a small increase of 190,000, marks one of the slowest monthly gains since World War II. Experts note the peculiar insect analogy used to describe persistently juvenile workers.
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Washington
U.S.D.A
Appanoose Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Picnics
Appanoose residents hosted and traveled for family gatherings over the weekend and holiday period. Numerous visits spanned across Niceville Florida Eureka Colorado Topeka and Topeka areas with extended family and friends from Otav a Overbrook Lawrence Lawrence Wiscombe Long Beach and other locations. A large birthday picnic at a residence in Topeka featured many relatives and neighbors from multiple towns.
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Donald Gottschamer
Niceville
Fla
Harold
Gottschamer
John Snyder
Ivan
Harold Hill
Gene
Canon City
Colo
Miles Hil
Eureka
William Hufford
Howard Morgan
Eirene Fishburn
Alice
Red Oak
Iowa
Robert Steele
Clarence Fowler
Grace Steele
Ottawa
Lawrence Steele
Greeley
Topeka
Nannie McClellan
Earl Scoville
Gage Park
Mike
Ricky
C. K. Rich and
Shirley
Clyde Morgan
Howard Morgans
I. D. Haas
Overbrook
Richard Haas
Gregg
Willie James
Jan
Fred Walker
Arch Catlin
Nancy
Russell Baker
Lee
Sunflower
C. K. Rich
Larry
Wilbur Lauver
Derrell
Wendell
Lauvers
Lauver
Minnie Shoemaker
Mr. Lauver
Ada Lauver
Long Beach
Calif
Charles Maubry
Sandy
Marjorie
Ada Marie
Richard
Overland Park
Owen Johnson
Bonnie Berryton
E. E. McKinley
E. E. McKinley, Jr
Eddie
Floyd Johnson
F. D. Binney
Jackie
Linda Sue
Sally Ann
Harry Johnson
Alma Hess
Suspend Liquor Dealer Licenses TOPEKA
State Liquor Control Director Charles Pratt suspended four retail liquor licenses for issuing insufficient fund checks to wholesalers. Effective July 11, Harold L. Cockrell of Kansas City receives 30 days for a second offense. Fannie E. Wiseman of Topeka John L. Brose Jr. of Marion and Mrs. Ethel Estelle Maddox of Wichita get 7 days each for initial offenses.
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Topeka
Charles Pratt
Harold L. Cockrell
Kansas City
Fannie E. Wiseman
John L. Brose Jr
Marion
Ethel Estelle Maddox
Wichita
Pratt
Cockrell
Markets At A Glance
New York stocks edged lower as trading stayed quiet while bonds showed irregular movement. Cotton was mixed with evening-up operations, Chicago wheat firm on mill buying, corn projections optimistic, oats mixed with small price changes. Hogs remained steady to strong with top at 19.00 dollars. Cattle steers and heifers were nominally steady with tops around 25.00 dollars.
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New York
Chicago
Stock Market Ends Mixed Gains Amid Debate on Split
In New York trading the stock market slid late afternoon with some pockets of strength. Sears Roebuck rose about six points on the day for a weekly gain near twelve, as reports suggested directors might discuss a stock split. Small gains ranged 1 to 3 points in the west, while losses hovered around two points on the outskirts.
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New York
Sears Roebuck
Mill Buying Lifts Wheat
CHICAGO mill buying lifted wheat a cent or more in active dealings on the Board of Trade today. The rest of the market failed to follow wheat higher, though late session improved after early easiness. Splendid crop prospects discouraged demand for corn oats and soybeans. Buying by mills in wheat easily absorbed modest hedging pressure.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
16000 Dogs But Only One Bite Ends City Count
WICHITAW The city's census counts 16000 dogs to date with only one bite. City license collector Fred Denny says Leo Hahn Jr. was bitten. the bite was minor and Hahn received a tetanus shot. By July 15 the count is expected to reach about 20000 dogs.
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Wichitaw
Fred Denny
Leo Hahn Jr
Hahn
Denny
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Jude Adams
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Ie Des Roy
Louis H. Dengel
Dean Berlin
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Anderson County
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K. A
Inky) Hughes
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Bale
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Ay M. Ddan
Malott's
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Malott
Appanoose
Ruth Morgan
WorullZer Pianos
Saunders
Abeveen
Curry Auto Supply
Merchants Service Plan
P. O. Box
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Jack W. Keller
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Ottawa Herald
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15Th & South Main
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