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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1955

Page

6

Rotary convention cheer as Ottawa couple aids Nancy Fahey

Ottawa Rotarians and guests praised at Chicago Rotary International jubilee. Nancy Fahey presented a bouquet to Mrs. Paul Harris on stage before 15,000 attendees, with Nancy’s grandparents Leonard Allen and family seated in a reserved area. Ottawa delegates met Rotarians from many countries and noted the convention’s smooth conclusion Thursday.

Ottawa Rotary International Chicago Nancy Fahey Leonard Allen Paul Harris Rotary Nancy Harris Frank Fahey Dorothy Allen Allen Ottawa Rotary Club

Weather Forecast Partly Cloudy With Showers Possible

Partly cloudy west and considerable cloudiness east this afternoon and tonight. Light showers are expected, with a chance of brief showers in the northeast. Little temperature change, low tonight 45 to 50 northwest, near 55 southeast. High Tuesday around 75 northeast to about 80 southwest.

Ottawa University graduates 77 in impressive ceremony

In a Wilson Wieldshouse ceremony 77 Ottawa University seniors received bachelor degrees before an audience of more than 1,000. John Nuveen urged worldly knowledge to expand US world responsibility. Honorary degrees went to Dr. W J Coppoe, Paul A. Martin, and Rev. C Clayton Browne. Dr W D Bemmels presented and President Andrew B. Martin awarded the degrees. Prof Glenn Dick assisted. The grads attended Baccalaureate services at First Baptist church earlier.

Wilson Wieldshouse Ottawa University John Nuveen Chicago United States W. J. Coppoe New York The Texas Company O. A Coppoe Eleanor Lister Edmund Lister Ottawa Paul A. Martin Lansing Mich Swent Ottawa i Herald Battle Creek Enquirer - News C. Clayton Browne Topeka Kansas Baptist Convention Kansas Baptists W. D. Bemmels Andrew B. Martin Glenn Dick Memorial Auditorium First Baptist Church Martin A. 8. Martin University Clayton Browne Topeks W. D. Bermmels G. Dick

County Board Reconvenes On New Certified Mail Service

The county board reopens to discuss a new Certified Mail service allowing receipts and return notices. Officials note fees, postage rules, and three day processing, with emphasis on equalization and improving communication with residents.

United States of America Board of Sioners Bruce Spears Civilization Princeton M.Y.F

Ford workers wage plan under union ratification likely

The agreement, subject to ratification by more than 50 locals, proposes a guaranteed wage during layoffs of 60 to 65 percent of regular pay plus state unemployment benefits. Coverage lasts up to 26 weeks, funded by a jointly administered trust. Ford contributes five cents per hour per employee for three years, building a $55 million fund.

Reuther Ford

Weather Settles After Tornadoes and Strong Winds in Kansas

The Weather Bureau noted a quiet dawn expected after a weekend of tornadoes, high winds, hail and heavy rain. Tornadoes hit western and central areas, with Mankato hardest hit and damage reported in Garfield and Alden. Weekend rainfall totals topped 2.5 inches in Burr Oak and various other towns across the state. Skies will clear west and cloud up east tonight with light showers possible. Tuesday may be partly cloudy with a chance of brief showers.

Topeka Kansas Buileau Satur Mankato Garfield Alden Burr Oak Belleville Tescott Scandia Wamega Junetion City Emmett and Willand Norton Enterprise Salina Cedar Bluffs Dam Brookville Minneapolis and McFarland Manhattan Herington Blue Rapids Chapman Newton Hillsboro Council Grove Fort Scott Matfield Ponsa Ea Steen Concordia Goodland Emporia Weather Bureau

Ottawa Names New Methodist Pastor Rev Charles Knight

Bishop Dana Dawson announced Rev Charles P. Knight as Ottawa First Methodist Church pastor at the Kansas Conference session. Knight comes from Stephens Memorial in Kansas City and replaces Rev G Russell Fosmire, moving to Central Avenue Methodist in KC. Knight, reared in Blue Mound, is a Baker University alum and has served several Kansas churches. he and his wife have three children.

Ottawa Weather Bureau Knight Kansas River Pomona Meth Blue Mound Baker University Northwestern University

Five Drivers Are Arrested in Weekend Traffic Clampdown

Police report two separate Saturday accidents in the South Locust area involving a 1950 Pontiac driven by S B Weidner Jr and a 1940 Plymouth owned by B W Emery, plus a tractor driven by W E Gilliland. A second crash at Second and Main injured no one, damage pegged at 100 to 150 dollars. Highway Patrol arrested Cannady Ogle Jones for various violations, with fines totaling 100 dollars for Raymond Davis and Sawin fined five dollars plus costs.

South Locust S. B. Weidner, Jr B. W. Emery W. E. Gilliland Ottawa Weidner Emery Second Main Donald Ray Smithey N. Mulberry Silvia Marie DeWald Route 4 Ruby Brown W. Tenth Ted Haas Richard Cannady Wm. F. Ogle Glen Edward Jones Topeka Raymond Lee Davis Williamsburg Milo Harris Robert D. Lawin Princeton Art Jensen Bob Conaty Santa Fe Sawin Samuel A. Priebe Paola Hel

Dr Martin Reveals Gifts To University At Ottawa Commencement

Dr Martin announced a wave of gifts to Ottawa University during yesterday’s Wilson Field events. C C Mammel of Hutchinson gave 50000 for a special project in memory of his wife and son Norman Olaf Mammer. Mrs Arthur Willis of Quana established a 10000 scholarship in memory of her husband from the 1905 class. Coleman Company of Wichita added 10000 for W. C. Coleman’s birthday honoring the founder. A Lulu Brown Inglish scholarship fund has reached 7000, with a drive to hit 10000. Sam Marsh said fund-raising continues to reach the goal.

Andrew B. Martin Ottawa University Wilson Field C. C. Mammel Hutchinson Hater

Senior class honors and Sigma Alpha members named

Senior class honors went to Chonn Pyo Hong of Korea and Eselee McMahon of Paola. Both earned associate membership in Sigma Alpha honors society after passing comprehensive examinations with distinction. Other members listed include Don Barton, Kenneth Blaier, Esther Bremer, Frances Clapp, Alice Emhardt, Eugene Gardner, Lois Hawkins, Shirley Long, Harold Moore, Alice Parks, Rosita Remon, Lois Thomas and Grace Williams. Lamb Ambulance Phone 380.

Chonn Pyo Hong Korea Eselee McMahon Paola Thewo Sigma Alpha

Grads Reunite at Ottawa University Banquet in Wilson Center

More than 500 alumni attended Ottawa University reunions at Wilson Field House. The 1905 class led festivities with breakfasts, a special ceremony, and a large gathering of dignitaries and former students. Decorations included tall blue panels, campus blueprint covers, and ivy-adorned tables.

Wilson Field House Ottawa University David- Lary Lanah Cameron Max Alderman Blaine Rush Smith Center Alumni Association Tom Trigg Ottawa Association Kemot Claude Cochran Kansas Andrew B. Martin Shinn Hobart Large Albuquerque Don Blair Lawrence J.E. Shinn Arthur Willis Howard Hayes Leone Good Adams New Orleans ER. J. Jones Phoenix Homer Goodwin Kansas City Earl Shultz Chicago B. N. Upsham Pittsburgh Roy Barrett Willows Calif Rey

Baby rushed to K. C. Hospital from Ottawa

A week old infant, Robin Ann Norrie daughter of Mr and Mrs Leroy W Norrie of El Paso Texas, was taken by ambulance to University of Kansas Medical Center Kansas City for treatment. Oxygen was given during the ride as the shipps family hosts them at their Ottawa home.

iUniversity of Kansas Medical Center Kansas City Kas Ottawa Robin Ann Norrie Leroy W. Norrie el Paso Tex P Shipps

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