Car Fire Near Lone Elm Highlights Local News
Car driven by Frances P. Caler of near Kincaid burned Tuesday two miles east of Lone Elm, fire likely from back-fire. Ottawa Garden Club to hear Miss Lora Cooper speak on Wild Flowers at First Methodist church basement, roll call on bulbs experiences, potluck precedes. Funeral attendance for Frank C. Wolfe noted by families from Ottawa and Lawrence. De Molay visit to Prairie Village chapter for initiatory work. W. M. Johnsons return from vacation via Missouri to report good crops and more rain. Grace Episcopal church receives 250-pound bell from Santa Fe railroad via Claude Angleton, to be installed in belfry with ringing schedule.
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Frances P. Caler
Kincaid
Lone Elm
Garden Club
Ottawa Garden Club
Lora Cooper
Garnett
First Methodist Church
Gra _o«e Episcopal church
Santa Fe Railroad
Claude Angleton
Kansas City
Ottawa Church
Jack Sweigart
DeGraffenreid Purchase Moves into Baldwin Home
Police officer and Mrs Eric DeGraffenreid purchased the Pete Warnock residence in Baldwin and moved in today. Warnocks, employed in Kansas City, have relocated.
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Eric DeGraffenreid
Pete Warnock
Baldwin
Warnocks
Kansas City
Welfare talk outlines county program scope at Kiwanis
Mrs Ethel Green county welfare director spoke to Kiwanis on the welfare program scope noting rising demand across all social agencies. She detailed six county services financial aid adult boarding homes child welfare services services to the blind care for five state mental institutions and counseling and vocational referral for disabled individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Green
Kiwanis Club
Topeka Rep Attends Taxation Committee Meeting
Committee Met Rep Robert A Anderson attended a meeting of the taxation committee of the Legislative Council in Topeka yesterday and today. He is a member of the council.
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Robert A. Anderson
Topeka
Taxation Committee of the Legislative Council
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges List
Admitted Mrs. Clifford Fritts route 3 on Thursday. Mrs. Lyle Sutherland Williamsburg admitted Thursday and dismissed today. Morris Brink route 1 admitted today. Dismissed Mrs. Donald Farrell and baby son 216 S Cedar on Thursday. John Beekman 609 E 4th admitted today. Mrs. Daniel Arnold route 3 admitted today.
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Clifford Fritts
Lyle Sutherland
Williamsburg
Morris Brinkman
Donald Farrell
Baby Son
S. Cedar
John Beekman
Daniel Arnold
Driver guilty in fatal highway crash in Kas
George Mattingly was found guilty of negligent homicide in county court for the June 29 crash that killed Miss Ella Mae Holloway. He received 60 days in jail and a $200 fine plus costs, with parole set for two years after the judge consulted the girl’s mother.
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Jola, Kas
George Mattingly
Ella Mae Holloway
Death notices from El Dorado Springs and surrounding areas
Donna Hurt of El Dorado Springs Mo died unexpectedly after a short illness on Wednesday afternoon. Surviving are two brothers Adelbert Hurt Osage City Kan and Minnie Luther Potatello Ida and sister Mrs Floyd Hamner of Kansas City with funeral Saturday at 230 pm at Gwinn Siders Funeral Home El Dorado Springs. Burial in El Dorado Springs cemetery. Mrs Will Feverborn Garnett died at Anderson County Hospital. Funeral Monday at 9 am Holy Angels Catholic Church with Rosary at Farris Funeral Home Garnett Friday and Sunday nights at 8. Mrs W K Rule Rockwell City Ia formerly Ottawa died today at 715 am after a long illness aged 70 born June 18 1885. Surviving husband Homer Rule a brother of Homer Rule Mrs Ethel Seymour and Mrs C G Smith all of Ottawa a daughter Mrs Don Baldridge a son Clark Rule Des Moines and three grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 2 pm Relatives from this area plan to attend.
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Donna Hurt
el Dorado Springs
Floyd Hamner
N. Mulberry
Adel
Bert Hurt
Osage City
Kas
Minnie Luther
Pocatello
Ida
Floyd Hammer
Kenneth Hamner
Kansas City
Gwinn-Siders Funeral Home
Will Feverborn
Garnett
Anderson County Hospital
Holy Angels Catholic Church
Farris Funeral Home
W. K. Rule
Rockwell City
Ottawa
Prairie City
Mr. Rule
Homer Rule
Ethel Seymour
C. G. Smith
Don Baldridge
Clark Rule
Des Moines
Move To Brand Union as Communist Dominated
In a 1954 legal first the government charged the Independent International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers with Communist domination. Atty Gen Brownell filed the charge with headquarters in Denver and hearings are set before the Subversive Activities Control Board.
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Washington
Atty
Gen. Brownell
Independent
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter
Denver
Subversive Activities Control Board
Quilts Top Post At Industrial School
Dr Dale Isaacs superintendent of the State Industrial School for Boys resigns effective Aug 1 announced by state institutional director Dr George W Jackson. Isaacs did not disclose future plans.
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Topekap
Dale Isaacs
George W. Jackson
Isaacs
Evening sale dates announced for multiple Kansas locations
Sale dates list July 30 at Sparkie's Feed Store H equipment, July 30 Ottawa Market Sale one mile east on Wilson, August 2 Debert Preston two miles south Baldwin, August 3 Overbrook Livestock Sale Overbrook Kas. Contact A Myers & Son Ottawa Route 4 phone Centropolis 918 or 17.
Markets At A Glance New York Stocks Mixed Bonds Steady
Markets at a glance show light trading with mixed stock activity in New York. Bonds hold steady as rails improve and cotton remains steady amid buying. Chicago wheat trends easy with house selling, corn steady with most gains eroded, oats mixed with small changes. Hog futures drop 50 to 75 cents with top around 17.00, while cattle steer and heifer prices remain weak, top at 22.50.
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New York
Chicago
Ottawa area farm sale notices disperse dairy herd
A compiled listing shows multiple regional farm auctions and dairy herd dispersals across Kansas towns including Ottawa Waverly Princeton Topeka and Tecumseh. Dates range August and September with sellers such as Harold Van Horn and Glenn Gilliland and venues like sale pavilions and community sales.
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Albert Stewart & Son Rt
Ottawa
Harold
R. M. Elliott
Princeton
John Brown
Gene Powell
Oak
Franklin Co. Sale
Wilson and Locust
D. W. Poole
Topeka
Glenn Gilliland
Harold van Horn
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Gene Hardinger
Ottawa University
Walter Butler
Nelson P. Horn
Baker University At Baldwin
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Nash Statesman
Dodge
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Olds
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Studebaker
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Phi Mu Sorority House
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Italy
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Wis
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Wellsville
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Anderson County
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N. Mate
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Buster Brown
Richardson's
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Joe Towner
N. M
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Mational Dairy Queen Development CO
15Th & S Main
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