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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1957
Page
4
Seattle city employees faced bee swarms at traffic lights and will use two beekeeper outfits with veils gloves and a smoker. The budget appropriated for the project totals $10.
Kingstree South Carolina pupils who missed three days of school for a flu outbreak returned to classes on three separate Saturdays to make up the lost instruction.
Kansas City report details Edward L. Williams once worth about three million dollars who says he is broke after marrying model Marion Sutton in 1953. Williams filed in Johnson County District Court at Olathe seeking to modify temporary alimony and attorney fees citing depleted funds. Williams claims his wife calls him a millionaire while she pursues legal action. she accuses him of defrauding marital rights. He previously led a cemetery lot business sold for 2.2 million dollars with large debt and tax burdens looming as payments due over 10 years.
A Rhode Rhedell dealer reported a worm theft after a thief pried into Fred Barker's shop and disappeared with 20,000 fishing worms imported from Africa valued at 3000 dollars. Police pursued the case as a local crime incident with significant losses.
The regular monthly CWF meeting at Christian and Community Church included devotionals led by Genie Howell and a study on personal relations with minority groups. Attendees named: J M Crabb, W C Crabb and Jimmy, Grace Funk, Doris Seward, Elmina Hurley, Carl Taylor, Omolola Andijunobi of Africa, plus Albert and Pomona Smiths visiting Dale Smith's family.
Rocky Ford Colorado farmers renowned for watermelons are asked to plant an extra acre or two for the Arkansas Valley Fair on September 5. Ted Ryan, secretary-manager of the fair association, estimates 25 000 tons of watermelons will be given away at this year’s fair.
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