Various Local Notices and Short News Briefs
A Missouri car was ticketed for overtime parking in the 100 block on West 2nd. Mary Lowella Stewart Jones of Ottawa will receive a Bachelor of Science in elementary education at Kansas State College summer commencement Aug. 2. Two local drivers were cited for parking on Main after 1 a.m. Lee E. Carter and Pat Gebhard. Robert Lee Eastridge of Kansas City was cited for speeding 40 in a 30 mph zone, forfeiting a $20 bond. Two suits were filed in District Court: Empire Finance Co. v Carter A. and Beulah Keith, and Larry J. Stevenson v Barbara K. Stevenson for gross neglect of duty. Princeton Alumni Ice Cream Social is set for July 30 at Princeton City Hall. Hurst Coffman, son of Judge and Mrs. Floyd Coffman, is improving after bicycle collision with a truck. Zenith Hearing Aids ads note sales, service, and parts from Acme Hearing Center.
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Mary Lowella Stewart Jones
Ottawa
Kansas State College
Empire Finance Co. Inc
Carter A
Beulah Keith
Larry J. Stevenson
Barbara K. Stevenson
School Aid Bill Seen As Major Campaign Issue
The House vote on the school aid bill frames GOP and Democratic strategies ahead of the 1958 elections. Democrats argue incumbents who opposed the bill face campaign challenges, especially in districts with strong African American votes due to an antisegregation clause. A White House spokesman lamented the decision, while Republicans see the vote as less influential nationally. The 1958 pattern showed Republicans losing seats after a similar division.
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Washington
Dean House
Joud-Fense
Eisenhower
Congress
House
White House
Repubblicans
Church Prayer Vigil Aids World Woes For Seven Years
In Oklahoma City the Corpus Christi Roman Catholic Church sustains a perpetual prayer vigil begun during the Korean War. About 1,500 members take one hour shifts daily, with 750 participants total and a 92 year old volunteer among regulars. The vigil, blessed by Pius XII, aims to ease world tensions and has seen no vandalism since it began. The war’s end and relative world calm are cited as outcomes.
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Oklahoma City
Corpus Christi
Church of Perpetual Prayer
Father Walde
Pius XII
Rome
Ord
Father Welde
H. J. Stieferman
Korea
Two Close Run For Bolt In Eastern Open Round
Tommy Bolt trailed Doug Ford and Fred Hawkins by two after three rounds on Mount Pleasant as Ryder Cup hopes heat up. Hawkins sought a spot on the 1 man team with six birdies in a 72, Ford matched par at 69, while Hawkins and Ford vie for a share of the $20,000 event with Hawkins 11th in Ryder standings and Bolt within striking distance.
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Baltimore
Tommy Bolt
Bolt
Doug Ford
Mahopac
N. Y
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Tommy
Mount Pleasant
Ford
Hawkins
Ton Fairfield
Casey
Los
Galf
Notes Of Churches Updates For Ottawa Area
The Walther League meets Sundays at 7:30 p.m. in the Faith Lutheran Church basement. Rev and Mrs William Sassnett, Peru missionaries, speak Thursday at Calvary Baptist at 7:45 p.m. The First Methodist youth choir sings at 8:30 a.m. Sunday under Mrs R K Walters. Faith Lutheran pastor Rev Lee W Lenton Jr has returned from treatment at KU Medical Center and will be semi invalid for two months. First Baptist changes its Sunday school to 9:45 a.m. with worship at 10 a.m. Horton Presley of Ottawa University will preach at North Baptist both morning and evening and play marimba at the evening service.
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Church of Christ
N. Poplar
Andrews
Elder
Christian Science Society
Hickory
Faith Gulheran
Lee Lennoh
Walther League
Garnett Lutheran
Sinn
Garnett
Homer Kurich
First Baptist
Roger Fredrikson
Calvary
Bill Weber
Wiliam Werd
North Baptist
Oak and Wilson
William L. Luce
Renee
Faith Bible
R. D
Clayton
Bible School
Macred Heart Catholic
Paul A. M. FL
Edwin M. O'Neal Prater
Church School
Trinity Methodist
N. Cedar
Charles W. Gross
United Presbyterian
3Rd and Walnut
M. Todd Macdonald
Assembly of God
FE. Yorth
B. R. Harris
Bethany Chapel
Gantist
William. Halley
Church of the Nazarene
7Th
Elm
Anthony V. Oddo
Michoust
Charles P. Knight
Walther League of Faith Lutheran Church
E. 12Th
League
William Sassnett
Peru
Calvary Baptist Church
First Methodist Church
R. K. Walters
Lee W. Lenton Jr
Cedar
Faith Lutheran Church
K. U. Medical Center
First Baptist Church
Horton Presley
Ottawa University
North Baptist Church
Hoffa Emerges as Likely Beck Successor at Teamsters
Chicago sources report Jimmy Hoffa gaining strength to replace Dave Beck as president of the Teamsters Union. About 800 leaders endorsed Hoffa for the $50,000 a year post, amid Beck's resignation amid Senate Rackets Committee charges. Hoffa had been acquitted of bribery and conspiracy charges tied to the committee.
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Chicago
Jimmy Hoffa
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Beck
Senate
Hope Revolt Is At End In Trucial Oman
British RAF uses leaflets over rebel areas in Oman after three days of attacks. Leaflets urged support for Sultan Said bin Tamur and for rebels to surrender. Air operations paused but likely to resume if no clear end signal emerges amid talks with Imam Ghalib Ben Ali.
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Oman
Royal Air Forces
RAF
London
Iman Ghalib Ben Ali
Elizabeth Taylor Admitted To Hospital
New York movie star Elizabeth Taylor, awaiting a child in October, entered a hospital on Thursday due to premature labor pains. Her condition is described as satisfactory. Taylor, wife of Mike Todd, was admitted to Harkness Pavilion of Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center.
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New York
Elizabeth Taylor
Miss Taylor
Mike Todd
Hark’ Nuss
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Plans Stymied for Oklahoma City Lawton Turnpike
Gov Raymond Gary said the Lawton to Oklahoma City turnpike is stymied for now as Bernard Smith Barney & Co. reports bonds cannot be sold at present. The firm suggested raising the annual guarantee of 504000, and Gary noted continued efforts to finance the project, tying hope to Will Rogers Turnpike results and upgraded access roads. Revenue from the new oil road has been below expectations but may improve once roads are finished.
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Oklahoma City
Raymond
Gary
Lawton
Smith, Barney & Co
Chicago
Tulsa
Joplin
Monkeys Enjoy Day In The Park
Davenport Town reports a lively outing as Mrs Lucky the spider monkey led her baby Penny and two others out of their cage in the children's zoo The group swung among trees for about an hour before hunger drew them back to the cage where park attendants had laid out treats for them.
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Davenport
Lucky
Mrs. Lucky
Penny
Retired Wheat Farmer And Wife Found Dead
In Plains Kansas a 53 year old retired wheat farmer Ward Pippitt and his wife were found shot dead in their home last night. Meade County Sheriff W E Carmichael ruled murder and death by own action. The couple were discovered by their son Ward Pippitt Jr. A .22 rifle lay near the bodies. The sheriff said Pippitt shot his wife then killed himself after recent health issues and hospital release. A coroner's inquest was planned for today.
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Meade, Kas
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges List Names
Admitted patients include Mrs Eva Reed at 810 Naple, Mrs Augustus Long at 915 N trickory, Mrs Arthur Hopkins in Pomona. Discharges note Mrs John Kreusch and baby daughter from RFD 2 Pomona, and Mary Ybarra at 916 N Locust. Ongoing entries mention several mothers and newborns at various addresses with dates.
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Eva Reed
Augustus Long
Trickory
Arthur Hopkins
Pomona
John Kreusch
Mary Ybarra
Donald Anderson
N. Mulberry
Joe Exley
Willow
Donald Howell
Don Madison
Hickory
Ralph J. McGinty
Library Has Vacation Plan
The Carnegie Free Library extends summer borrowing to 10 adult books or non fiction for the season, five for children, with some popular titles limited to shorter loans. Vacation loans due Sept 16. Borrowers should mark books as vacation loans to avoid confusion.
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Carnegie Free Library
Nell Barnaby
Mendota Sweet Corn Festival Promises Free Ears
Mendota celebrates its 16th annual sweet corn festival with abundant ears expected to total 10 tons to be given away to guests. The event features film screenings including Lucy Gallant and Texas with Ford and Holden, and runs through Aug. 6.
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Mendota
Lucy Gallant
G. Ford
Wm. Holden
Texas
Louisville snaps Wichita streak in 6-2 win
The cellar-dwelling Louisville Braves halted Wichita's 10 game winning run with a 6-2 victory. St Paul rose to third behind Minneapolis as St. Paul beat Omaha 9-2. Denver defeated Minneapolis 6-5 to take its first series at Metropolitan Stadium 2-1. Indianapolis Indians beat the Senators 6-1. Eddie Phillips homered, Carleton Willey tied it 2-2 late, and Louisville plated four in the eighth to seal the win.
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Louisville
Wichita
Colonels
Braves
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Saints
Joe Lains
Omaha
Denver
Metropolitan Stadium
Indianapolis’ Indians
Churlesoon
Senators
Eddie Phillips
Carleton Willey
Phil Paine
Local Church Directory and Market Listings
Free Methodist at 735 N Oak lists pastor Carl Adolphson with Sunday school and worship timings. Notes on youth group, midweek service, and Sunday evening service appear amid scattered garbled text. Market section references soybeans, rye, corn, oats, milo, butterfat and eggs with pricing and grading terms.
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Free Methodist
N. Oak
Carl Adolphson
Asay
JMS
Ottawa Herald Classified Notice Fragment July 27 1957
Viret Christian at 3348 order Gordon D. Miller minister Bible school and altar worship service at 9 45 CYF R listed in Ottawa Herald.
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The
Ottawa Herald Age
Viret Christian
Ordar
Gordon D. Miller
Cyf R
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