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Ottawa Herald in Ottawa, Kansas

08 Jul 1957

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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1957

Page

8

Entourages and visits in Pomona area society notes

Mrs. Cecil Frieden and Evelyn Biedsee hosted a layette shower for Mrs. Jack Shepheard with refreshments for many local residents. Nearby families and guests from Ottawa Kansas City and Coos Bay Oregon visited relatives, attended dinners and a funeral, or travelled between Pomona and nearby towns. The Rebekah Lodge met with 16 present and officers were installed. A noon dinner honored Mrs. C H Loper’s birthday with guests from Ottawa and California. The town enjoyed multiple weekend visits and departures to California, Oregon and Texas.

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Cecil Frieden Evelyn Biedsee Frieden Jack Shepheard J. A. Hudelson N. V. Hudelson John Hudelson Neal Baxter Ray Hughes E J. Neely Albert Swallow Gene Miller Marlin Rice Vera Vincent Jim Driver Leo Wittman Clarence Swallow C. F. Langendoerfer Lioniel Shaw Robert Horne Donald Horne Ottawa Sam Bellanti Judy Julie Joe C. H Cora Burton Glenn Jones Deborah Marion Smith Alan Robert Lopez Richard Brenda Bobby Jeff Bellanti Kansas City Coos Bay Oregon D. W. Merrow James Lindsey Pete Lindsey Hill City Hattie Lindsey Bethell Messrs Lindsey Morrow Ethel Lindsey Bethell Edith Jones California Harry Bittenbender Jackie Joe Bittenbender Marvin Johnson Hazel Floyd Elizabeth C. H. Lopez Warren Sattler Ronnie Ricky Harvey Crow William Lindberg Billy Rhonda Crow Home A. E. Scott Shirley Billie C . Snow Prairie Village A. D. Sizemore Karl Johnson Lexie Johnson Arl Evans George Gould Larry Donnie Lloyd Coates Elsworth George Coates Minneapolis Minnesota Woodrow Buchanan Avanell Wayne Hollins Mickie Torrence Calif James Driver Bruce Rodgers Winchester Air Force Base Texas Howard Driver Quenemo Karl Anderson Rebekah Vida Dickey Nobel Elsie Collins Cora Button C. H. Loper A. W. Lyon Edgerton Archie Clark Henry Hendrix
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Southern Senators May Talk Down Civil Rights

James Marlow analyzes the Southern filibuster strategy in the Senate against the civil rights bill. He explains two main filibuster forms, ways to end debate, and how Southern senators could exhaust proceedings through extended sessions, germane and non germane amendments, and cloture hurdles.

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Washington Senate Eisenhower South Sen. Krowland California
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Three living Medal of Honor winners hail from Pueblo

Pueblo Colorado reports the city hosts three living Medal of Honor recipients. Set. William Crawford, Lt. Raymond G. Murphy and Lt. Col. Carl L. Sitter are highlighted as the nation’s only city with three living honorees.

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Pueblo Colo William Crawford Raymond G. Murphy Carl L. Sitter
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Returns to Capitol after holiday at Gettysburg farm

President Eisenhower flew from Gettysburg to National Airport at 7 43 a m in a two engine plane returning from a holiday weekend at his farm. He was joined by Maj Gen Howard M Snyder his physician. He spent the week golfing with brief public appearances and hosted Gen Alfred Gruenther and Mr and Mrs Alton Jones before proceeding to the White House.

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Washington Eisenhower Gettysburg National Howard M. Snyder Alfred Gruenther American Red Cross Gruenther Alton Jones New York White House Executive Mansion
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Man Burns While Washing Hair With Gasoline

Melvin Purtle, 32, sustained burns over about one fifth of his body while trying to wash grease from his hair with gasoline. The fumes were ignited by a water heater in his bathroom and his condition was reported fair yesterday.

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Melvin Purtle
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Widow of Calvin Coolidge Is Dead

Grace Anna Goodhue Coolidge, widow of the 30th president, Calvin Coolidge, aged 78, died in Northampton Massachusetts after a period of failing health. Her quiet grace complemented her husband during the 1920s prosperity era, avoiding public comment yet shaping the era’s public image through supportive presence.

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Calvin Coolidge Northampton Mass United States Grace Anna Goodhue
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Vermont-born lawyer and teacher linked to Coolidge era

A 33-year-old Northampton lawyer, like her husband a native Vermonter, born January 3, 1879, daughter of a Burlington Democrat, graduated from the University of Vermont and was a sympathetic teacher to deaf and numb children when she met Coolidge.

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Northampton Burlington, Vt University of Vermont Coolidge
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Refugees form co operative in Nanaimo to build homes

Twenty five refugees from Hungary form a house building co operative in Nanaimo British Columbia. All are qualified journeymen and they plan to construct about twenty brick homes.

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Nanaimo B.C Iungary
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Stage A Parade Despite Rains

Hopkinsville Kentucky Rotarians managed to stage a parade despite rain. Two bands and a drill team scurried for cover while others pressed on led by musicians from another high school amid the wet weather.

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Hopkinsville Rotarians
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Band Parade Delays Mark July 8 Herald Page Five

Spectators recall the day as the band march crossed the railroad tracks but a train halted the procession. Two frightened horses reared and broke their harness causing a delay before the parade continued. It was regarded by onlookers as the most interesting parade ever seen.

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Pomona Fannie Kraus Pansy Bowman Lawrence C. G. Frieden C. F Langendoerfer Burlington Colorado Frank Frieden Wichita Dave Triplett Walter Johnson Ralph Johnson Mrs. Nowling and By James Marlow Associated Press News Heroes Hollywood Capitol Burt Ema We Jody Lawrance State Bank State Bank OF Reep Red Skelton Vivian Blaine Janet Blair Refugees U.S.A Robert Mitchum Ferty Ig apTists Weteast The One Herald Gra Homocen Stuart Devon Orlon Long Rainbow Cannon Edmiston G.E
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