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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1956
Page
7
A fellowship dinner and program honored new Methodist minister Leo Sandon at Edgerton. The event featured introductions by the Sunday school superintendent Ital Eberhart, prayers by Rev. Sandon, musical numbers, and a corsage presentation to district WSCS officer Mrs. Ora L. Hunter.
The document shows Total Capital Accounts 41,087.95 and Total Liabilities and Capital Accounts 984,018.45. It references a ban on Common stock with total par value of a stated amount.
The State Park Authority visited Kanopolis Dam today as part of a two day tour of prospective reservoirs for a state ut elor Parma project.
Bill Haury was brought home by ambulance from St. Joseph Hospital after surgery in Kansas City. A son weighing 6 pounds 11 ounces was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Patton July 11 at Olathe Hospital, who then returned home. Dr. N. E. Naylor received about 400 birthday cards on July 6. The Willhites named their daughter Karen Wynne. Sterling’s Bill Culbertson, grandson of the Barnetts, heads to Morristown New Jersey for a month with his seeing eye dog. Walter Price works as a butcher at Newtons. Ida McCoy of Richmond bought the Clarence Coffman rental. the Kinders have moved to Mrs. Talbert’s home. The Cedar Bluff and Fall River reservoirs were visited by a five-member authority seeking a feasibility study for a state park program. Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins and Richard Moherman of Kansas City were wed at St. Georges Episcopal in Kansas City. Wellsville attendees listed. The Moherman party and others joined Nancy Miller’s 11th birthday celebration. The Young Adult class surprised Sally Miller with a Dallas Alams visit. Mrs. Merle Newton returned from Troy Hospital. Mrs. Lucy Cayot and family planned Minnesota trip. Miss Sally Sue Good's engagement to Harry DeGarmo, both WKSH graduates, was announced. A miscellaneous shower for John Yakle occurred July 8 at Black Jack hall, with concluding event July 13 in Baptist basement. Irene Brown and children moved to 5th and Locust rental. Russell Lambert and family featured.
Capt. George H. Wiedman 41 and wife Ruth 38 died in a two car crash on U S 81 eighteen miles north of Enid Oklahoma. The chaplain at Fort Riley Kansas and their three hospitalized children were named in the incident.
Salina men Ernest Buck about 30 and Max Schur 58, both of Salina, were electrocuted yesterday when a 25 foot channel iron they were moving touched a power line. Two others on a construction project at the Salina Water Department plant were injured. Herald Want Ads get results.
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