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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1956

Page

11

Couple Found Shot To Death In Farmhouse

In Concordia Kansas a man and his wife, Lee Vanek and his wife, were found shot in their two story farmhouse living room. Sheriff Harry Sterling labeled it murder and suicide. Dennis Barker reported arriving and discovering the bodies. Mrs Vanek suffered two gunshot wounds and Mr Vanek one, no note found. Coroner Dr Frank Kinnamon estimated death 5 to 8 hours prior. Domestic trouble was unconfirmed.

Concordia Kas Harry Sterling Lee Vanek Sterling Dennis Barker Vaneks Barker

Jackie Cochran Wins Nomination in Riverside Race

Jackie Cochran Odlum a famed aviatrix and cosmetics heiress wins the Eisenhower Republican nomination for a seat in Congress. The naturalized Hindu judge and Cochran are set to contend in the November election with Cochran noted as the first woman to fly faster than the speed of sound.

Riverside Calif Coness Jacqueline Cochran Odlum

Democrats pick Sound in township court race for Congress bid

The party nominated Dalip S. Sound for the 29th District congressional seat. He pledged to visit the Middle East and India if elected, presenting himself as an exemplar of American democracy in practice. Jackie Cochran and Judge Saund will oppose retiring Rep. John Phillips in the race.

Dalip S. Sound Middle East India Jackie” Cochran Judge Saund Dist John Phillips

Army to discharge 475 ready reserves in year long screening

Washington reports the Army will discharge 475 ready reservists and move 500000 others to the standby list in a year long screening starting July 1. The goal is to purge World War II and Korean veterans while keeping fit, qualified personnel available for immediate active duty during war or national emergencies. Savings Bonds Safe investment.

Washington Army Congress

Central Princeton Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits

The Busy Bee club met with Mrs. Frank Hahner while neighbors and friends from Richmond Morrison Big Cabin Ottawa Wichita Table Rock and Manhattan visited area households including the Adams Stankard and Sutton families. Teens attended a M Y F league party as Nylon first publicly announced in 1938.

Busy Bee Club Frank Hahner Noah Hutchinson Richmond Carl Adams Charles Masketer Wallace Jones Wilma Jean Duane Downey Morrison Okla Fred Freeman Big Cabin Kansas City George Stankard Russell Retters Lloyd Means Earl Moody Wichita George Stankards Patsy Martin Manhattan Billy Demoret Princeton Don Cook Dale Reeder Harvey Reeder Ottawa Emery Burgoon Bill Suttons C. W. Martins

Report US Angry Over Tito Visit

Moscow talks claim Washington is furious over Tito's visit to Moscow with satellite and Austrian Communist press reporting a great success. The Volksstimme says U.S. and British papers are angered as Congress campaigns, led by Senator Knowland and Senator McCarthy, seek to end financial aid to Yugoslavia.

Vienna Russia Washington Tito Moscow Communist Party Austria Volksstimme U. S American Congress Sens. Knowland California McCarthy Wisconsin Yugoslavia

Moving week in Rantoul features several relocations

Last week in Rantoul saw many residents moving to nearby towns and new homes. Snowden Moon and Marsha relocated to Junction City while Harold Richards and Debra moved their trailer to Stockton. Others shifted to Ottawa Wellsville and Paola areas. The Rantoul cafe closed Thursday and local school boards elected new treasurers. Ottawa churches extend welcome.

Rantoul Snowden Moon Marsha Junction City Harold Richards Debra Stockton Vivian Craig Ottawa Thomas Poe Carolee Jack Madrid New Mexico Merle Caylor Betty Bob Harold Martin Paola Hay Charles Goodwin

Fire destroys Safeway store in Hutchinson

A fire of undetermined origin destroyed a Safeway grocery store four blocks from downtown Hutchinson early today. William Houpt, district manager, declined to estimate losses until a full inventory and survey. The fire, discovered after midnight, began in the rear and was out of control before firefighters arrived, but remained confined to the Safeway building. One firefighter was hospitalized for smoke inhalation.

Hutchinson Safeway William Houpt

Community Notes From Appanoose and Nearby

Appanoose residents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maubry and family of Overland Park hosted Saturday supper with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Lauver and sons. Arthur Mesenhimer attended a niece Marjorie Evans wedding to Jack Harden in Topeka last Sunday. Clyde Morgan visited Mr. and Mrs. Jess Shoemaker in Tongano xie last Monday. Charles Ingle joined the Fishburn Powell reunion at Lone Star church last Sunday. Dick Stevens and Arthur Mesenhimer hosted Sunday afternoon calls. Charles Price joined guests Sunday night. Howard Morgan also in attendance.

Charles Maubry Overland Park Wilbur Lauver Arthur Mesenhimer Marjorie Evans Jack Harden Topeka Clyde Morgan Jess Shoemaker Tonganoxie Charles Ingle Fishburn-Powell Lone Star Church

Dinner Guests and Overnight Visits List Party Attendees

Mike and Ricky were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Hufford. Dr and Mrs A L Hull of Kansas City were dinner guests last Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Tkenberry. Mr and Mrs Richard Haas Gregg and Gayla of Topeka were overnight guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walker. Mr and Mrs Fred Louk of Kansas City were callers Sunday afternoon of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Lauver and Derrell visited Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Morgan Tuesday evening. Mrs George Carothers and son Walter Kinsley were overnight guests last Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. C K Rich and family.

Mike Ricky William Hufford A. L. Hull Kansas City Otis Tkenberry Richard Haas Gregg Gayla Topeka Fred Walker Fred Louk Wilbur Lauver Derrell Clyde Morgan George Carothers Walter Kinsley C. K. Rich

Turkey Adopts Tough Press Law

ANKARA Turkey's Parliament adopted a harsh new press law granting prison terms for newsmen and suspension for newspapers publishing false news. The measure, proposed by Premier Adnan Menderes, passed after an all night session marked by fist fights and a revolver skittering across the chamber floor. The law takes effect immediately amid widespread criticism tied to Turkey's economic troubles.

Ankara Turkey Adnan Menderes

Porter house tip for grinding tail meat

A kitchen tip notes that tail meat on a porter house steak is less tender and should be ground by the meatman to improve texture. The guidance suggests trimming or grinding the tail portion to avoid chewy bites. This practical advice targets home cooks seeking extra tenderness in a premium cut.

Pleasant Valley News Social Roundup in Em poria and neighboring towns

Mrs Mattie Ninesteadt and Henry Fietler dined with Mr and Mrs Carl Scott Wednesday. Vernon ve and daughter from Kansas City visited Wednesday evening. Bert Broer joined Mrs Marie Broer for supper last week. Memorial Day guests included Joe and Bert Broer. Mr and Mrs Paul Heckman visited Sunday evening. Warsaw Indiana visitors joined Alba Ellenwood at Alba. Hattie McVey and Delvie visited Mrs Everett Chronister Monday. Numerous calls came from Wichita Ottawa Wellsville Lenox Kansas City and Mission. Birthday party planned with a chocolate initial cake and candles.

Mattie Ninesteadt Emporia Henry Fietler Carl Scott Ninesteadt Wenit Vernon Ve Kansas City Bert Broer Marie. Broer Joe Bert Wiley Broer Paul Heckman Wayne Scott Dale Koffman Warsaw Indiana Alba Ellenwood Homer Matile Hattie McVey daugh_ter Delvie Augusta Everett Chronigier Wilbur Hanson Mission Art McLaughlin Everett Pete Edelbrock Dora

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