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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1955

Page

3

Princeton jolly workers hold 4 H meeting and tours

The Princeton Jolly Workers 4 H club met Monday July 11 with a safety with a gun demonstration by Bobby Thompson and a health talk by Arlene Cannady. Music appreciation by Ila Jean Cannady, planning for a county fair booth, and demonstrations were noted. The club meets Friday July 15 at city hall for a clean up and hayride after a project tour Sunday July 10 visiting Pointer’s and Cannady’s, Hulls, Martins, Weiderholt’s, and Jansen’s. Local drives and a forest park swim followed by a wiener roast.

Princeton Jolly Bobby Thompson Arlene Cannady Ila Jean Cannady County Fair Donald Cook Don Gary Hull City Hall Pointer's Roy Earl Cannady's Arlene Ila Jean Hulls Garys Martin’s Roxie Weiderholt’s Rosemary Jansen Herbie Thompson Jerry Bobby Forest Park Hawkins School Janette Dawson Katie Chism Elaine Gaddis DeLoss Precetrea David Middleton Elaine LaRue Linda Nelson Gaddis Figgins Morgan Lowell Janice Shaff Ottawa Fair

Can't Keep Dog For Fifty Years

Wigan court found Frank Hodgetts guilty of clubbing his Alsatian to death. He was fined five pounds and banned from holding a dog license for 50 years, after admitting he killed the animal in a temper when it pulled up plants in his garden.

Wigan England Frank Hodgetts Hodgetts

Kamen Wins Passport Settlement Over Allegations

Atomic scientist Martin D. Kamen reached a state department accord retracting its claim that he sought travel abroad to aid communism. After eight years the department granted his passport to Washington University in St Louis professor. Kamen had sued to compel the passport release and both sides agreed to file the stipulation in records.

Washington Atomic Scientisst Martin D. Kamen State Department Dr. Kamen Washington University St. Louis Kamen

Appanoose News Highlights Local Social Visits

Widely spread social notes from Appanoose recount dinners and gatherings among Steele, Fitzgerald, Hilding, Dillon, Hetrick, Vail, Snyder, Price, McCain, Mesenhimer, Wiscombe, Teeslink, Weese, Rich, Gillard, Lauver, and Clark families. Grace Steele travels to Evans Colorado with Devena Steele. Juniors Camp aids Derrell Lauver. Washington Creek Church youth hosted a program at Appanoose church with refreshments afterward.

Grace Steele Ottawa Devena Steele Evans Cole A. W. Hilding Paola Robert Steele Raymond Fitzgerald Raylene Colo St. John Garden City Mae McCain Fred Walker Janice Mesenhimer Lawrence Arthur Mesenhimer Clyde Wiscombe Larry Shirley Craig Gillard Vassar Walter Clark Derrell Lauver Mt. Herman Camp Tonganoxie Washington Creek

Report of Condition Citizens State Bank Pomona 1955

Report of condition for Citizens State Bank of Pomona Kansas as of June 30 1955 shows assets total 886246.26 with cash balances United States Government obligations and loans and discounts including 630.58 overdrafts. Liabilities list demand and time deposits totaling 1 - 2 ................................................................

Pomona Kansas Gol. Wection United States OFA Ter J. A. Hudelson John F. Hudelson Robert L. Hudelson State of

Eden Confers With Churchill Over Big Four Talks

Prime Minister Eden held a secret meeting with Sir Winston Churchill last night to discuss the upcoming Big Four conference. The meeting's details leaked as Eden prepared to fly to Geneva tomorrow for talks with President Eisenhower.

London Eden Sir Winston Churchill Geneva Eisen

Wide area rain and storms sweep across nation

The Associated Press reports a rainy day over a broad region from the Gulf states to Minnesota with a belt from southern Lower Michigan to central Mississippi. Light to moderate rainfall fell in the central plains and Central Plateau, whileKentland Indiana recorded the heaviest at 4.17 inches. Austin Texas endured violent thunderstorms with underground transformer fires, prompting evacuations in six blocks. two men were injured in Kilgore and other storms struck North Fort Hood, Texas, setting 10 oil tanks ablaze.

Gulf States Minnesota Lower Michigan Indiana Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi Plains Plateau Kentland Ind Austin Tex North Fort Hood Texas Kilgore

Premier Eden Meets Old World War II Statesman at Hyde Park Gate

British Prime Minister Eden visited his 80 year old predecessor at Hyde Park Gate for about an hour. The meeting occurred after talks with leaders including Soviet Premier Bulganin and French Premier Faure, highlighting the enduring role of the elder statesman in postwar diplomacy.

Hower Bulgaria Faure Eden Hyde Park Gate Roosevelt Stalin

European Heat Wave Ends in Western Europe

Fierce thunderstorms ended an eight day heat wave in parts of Western Europe while Scandinavia remained hot. About 100 deaths were reported from drownings and storms with six killed by lightning in Britain yesterday. Temperatures fell overall with 91 in Norwegian cities and Oslo authorities urging water conservation. No risk.

London Europe Scandinavia Britain Norway Oslo

Red Coats Urged For British Army Revival

London editorials urged the British Army to discard khaki for red coats recalling fashion plates. They claimed atomic weapons remove the necessity for camouflage and called a return to historic uniform styling.

Red Coats London Tallor and Cutter Yesteryear

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