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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1956

Page

4

Ottawa Boys State returns four attendees home

Dr. Joe R. Henning says Ottawa residents can discuss politics with four returning Sunflower Boys State delegates Gary Hornbuckle Dennis Conger Joel Berglund and Bob Kyle. Joe Henning Jr. delivered the youths from Wichita with local Legion escorts while city officials report Ottawa Main street resurfacing moves forward and police urge children to stop playing ball in the streets for safety and ordinances compliance.

Joe R. Henning American Legion Sunflower Boys State Wichita Gary Hornbuckle Dennis Conger Joel Berglund Bob Kyle Joe Henning, Jr John Gere George Medlock Warren C. Black Ottawa American Legion C. L. Hough

Ottawa Dean Heads to Minnesota Workshop on College Problems

Dean W. D. Bemmels of Ottawa University travels to Minneapolis for a North Central association workshop on problems of colleges and universities. The session runs from Monday through July 6. Bemmels will fly in the university plane and plans several weekend trips while in Minnesota. The workshop is sponsored by the North Central committee on liberal arts education. Ottawa University participates in a continuing program of study by the group.

W. D. Bemmels Ottawa University Minneapolis North Central Association Dr. Bemmels Minnesota North Central Committee On Liberal Arts Education

Senate Group OKs Flood Bill

The Senate Appropriations Committee approved flood control and river work funding, matching or surpassing House figures. Planning funds for Pomona and Ottawa projects were set, with increases in Missouri river and Kansas City flood controls. Notable items include Turtle Creek construction, several reservoir plans, and expanded planning allocations statewide.

Senate Appropriations Committee House Washington Marais Des Cygnes Ottawa Channel Pomona Corps of Engineers U. S. Army Lamar Phillips Don Capper George Lister Ottawa Roy Driver Quenemo Pomona Reservoir Army Engineers Senate Turtle Creek Blue River Valley Manhattan Kansas Cities Missouri Kansas City Pomme de Terre Abilene Salina Topeka Toronto Strawn Reservoir Strawn Neosho River Council Grove Neosho River Valley Elk City Verdigris River Valley Milford Republican River Valley

Phoenix man Dewey Swindle jailed again for fake checks

In Phoenix, Ariz., Dewey Swindle received a fourth prison sentence after conviction for issuing bogus checks. The case highlights recurring fraud and ongoing enforcement against check forgery.

Phoenix, Ariz Dewey Swindle

Forged Check To Buy Tombstone Shocks City

William Quarles pleaded guilty to stealing and forging a government check to raise funds for a tombstone for his mother. Lamb Ambulance. Phone 380. Tombstone. Cleveland.

Cleveland William Quarles Tfer

Larceny Charge To Be Dismissed For Three Teens

Grand larceny charges against three Paola youths for taking an eagle from Forest Park on May 30 will be dismissed if they make full restitution. They agreed to pay for repairs and rehang the bird after damage to the beak wing and tail. Jim Springer and Gary Bernard, both 16, were arrested Tuesday. Larry Dunnaway, 18, arrested Friday. City and county officers assisted in the case.

Paola Forest Park Milo Harris Harris Crites Jim R. Springer Gary Bernard Jay Brown Larry Dunnaway Art Barnett C. C. Johnson

Story Hour On Summer Program Ottawa Recreation Feature

A story telling hour for kindergarten through second grade opens Monday June 11 at Carnegie Free Library at 10 a.m. Mrs Spencer Martin will narrate with Nell Barnaby assisting. Sponsored by the recreation commission the Progressive club and the library the program is free and open to all children even if not enrolled.

Ottawa Recreation Program Carnegie Free Library Spencer Martin Nell Barnaby Recreation Commission Progressive Club Robert Bundy J. R. Cheney Don Brown

Birth of Daughter Linda Sue Richardson

Ottawa relatives announce the birth of a daughter this morning to Lt and Mrs William J Richardson of Houston Texas. The baby weighs seven pounds fifteen ounces and is named Linda Sue. Mrs Richardson formerly Miss Jean Stith is daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett Stith of 303 Willow. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Hazen L Richardson of 716 South Main, with Mrs Stith at home with her daughter.

Ottawa William J. Richardson Houston Texas Linda Sue Richardson Jean Stith Everett &. Stith Willow Hazen L. Richardson South Main Stith

Weather forecast for today and Sunday with scattered thundershowers

Fair east and partly cloudy west this afternoon through Sunday with little temperature change. Widely scattered thundershowers likely in the west this afternoon and evening. Tonight's low near 60, Sunday highs 85 to 90 east and in the 90s in the west. Yesterday's high 82, low today 68, record highs and lows noted for the date. River stage today 1.49 feet.

President Eisenhower’s condition after early morning operation

Washington reports Eisenhower remains bedfast after an exploratory operation to address a partial obstruction in the small intestine. Doctors stress the heart is not involved and a quick recovery could allow him to pursue a second term. If illness delays him, GOP nomination chances shift to others led by Nixon or Knowland.

Washington Eisenhower Denver White House James C. Hagerty Sen Knowland California Senate Nixon National Republican Organization Christian Herter Massachusetts Paul G. Hoffman the Treasury Humphrey Thomas E. Dewey New York

Weekend Ottawa Weather Brings Mild Sun For Crops

The Ottawa area enjoyed fair weather with sun for growing crops as a warm weekend is forecast. The forecast calls for scattered showers possible in the western part of the state. Ottawa's low this morning was 58 degrees and yesterday's high reached 82.

Ottawa Weather Bureau

Ottawa to Open Bids for Forest Park Plumbing Work

Ottawa city officials will open bids at 7 p.m. next Wednesday for plumbing work at Forest Park. The project includes replacing rest room toilets at the Forest Park swimming pool.

Ottawa Forest Park

Meeting on Three Rural High School Merger

Lane Princeton and Rantoul boards plan a June 12 8 p.m. meeting to discuss consolidating three rural districts. Voters in each district previously instructed boards to proceed with a consolidation study. W C Kampschroeder outlines potential benefits and a $450000 cost for a new consolidated school building.

Lane Princeton Rantoul W. C. Kampschroeder John Harvey Vic H. Lobsack Williamson and Lobsack Topeka Harry McLear Lucas, Eisen and Waeckerle Kansas City Harvey

Lois Schweitzer Seeks Franklin County Dairy Princess Title

Lois Elaine Schweitzer of Williamsburg, sponsored by the Williamsburg Lions Club, is running for Franklin County Dairy Princess. A Williamsburg High School graduate, she was a Girls State participant, cheerleader, Homecoming Queen, pianist and singer involved with Mt. Olivet Baptist Church and Baptist Youth Fellowship. She has served as Miami Associational Christian Witness chairman and led Baptist Youth Fellowship as president, with eight years in 4-H.

Lois Elaine Schweitzer Princeton Franklin County Lois Elaine Williamsburg High School Mt. Olivet Baptist Church Baptist Youth Fellowship Miami Associational Christian Witness

Dairy Day in Ottawa Highlights County Cooking Contests

Visitors on Dairy Day June 16 will witness Franklin county cooks transforming dairy into tempting foods. Two contests cakes cookies and custard pies with judging followed by sale to fund prizes at Memorial auditorium 10 am to noon. Contestants include Bernadette Hermesmeyer Myrna Abel Mary Jo Kiefer Lois Schweitzer Barbara Blackwell. Dairy Princess luncheon at North American hotel noon. 4-H square dance and free dancing after. Milking contest by local bankers. Junior Chamber of Commerce tricycle event for county youngsters.

Ottawa Franklin County Memorial Auditorium Home Economics Advisory Committee Farm Bureau Women North American Bernadette Hermesmeyer Rantoul Myrna Sue Abel Pomona Mary Jo Kiefer Lois Schweitzer Princeton Barbara Blackwell Wellsville

Farm Housing Loans Discussed by Farmers Home Admin

Local FHA staff Glenn Sweet Gene Stambaugh and Paul Acher with state and area officials and county personnel from Lawrence Olathe Oskaloosa Burlington and Paola met Thursday. They reviewed collection and loan servicing policies and the reinstated Farm Housing Loans now available for building or repairing dwellings and farm buildings. Eligible applicants must own or have substantial equity in a farm large enough for family income and meet credit and expense requirements while lacking access through normal channels. Congress approved the new appropriation with larger regular loaning funds.

Farmers Home Administration Glenn Sweet Gene Stambaugh Paul Acher Lawrence Olathe Oskaloosa Burlington Paola Cunningham Congress Farmers, Home Administration

Ottawa city bids for Forest Park plumbing work

The Ottawa city commission will open bids at city hall on Wednesday June 13 at 7 p.m. for plumbing work at Forest Park. Specifications may be obtained at the city clerk's office.

Ottawa City Commission Forest Park

Eisenhower News Conference Reports Early Recovery

President Eisenhower is recovering well after emergency abdominal surgery. White House Press Secretary James Hagerty said there will be no interruption in presidential duties and a rapid recovery is expected. Eisenhower’s spirits are high and he is sleeping as doctors monitor his condition at Walter Reed Army Hospital.

Washington Eisenhower White House James Hagerty Hagerty Walter Reed Army Hospital Hagarty Panama City Nehru India Konrad Adenauer Germany Congress Nixon Sherman Adams Milton Eisenhower Maj John Eisenhower Army Hospital

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