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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1958

Page

2

Ike's Library Drive Aims to Fund Presidential Library

Editorial advocates a Kansas drive to raise 100000 for the Eisenhower Presidential Library in Abilene. The 3 million structure would house Ike's papers and associates, echoing Truman's Independence library as a national cultural site and study center. The goal seeks completion by 1961 to show Midwest support and preserve 16 years of history.

Kansas Abilene Ike White House Truman Independence Eisenhower Midwest

Appreciation for quick service after storm outage

From Our Readers thanks go to utility workers for restoring phone water lights and gas after Saturday nights electrical storm. They worked beyond their day of rest to restore service, Mrs. Harry N Ball of 118 S Locust writes.

Harry N. Ball S. Locust

Fragments From A Quiet Town Chronicle

A collection of assorted local items: a funeral note about Rev. Jones mentioned in early issues, jokes about Britannia lotion and chemistry values, references to Gen de Gaulle and Ingrid Bergman, Pat Boone’s four daughters and magna cum laude, and social quirks about housemaids knee and rock n roll. Local notices include a zoning debate for a filling station on 5th Street, missing tool theft on Walnut Street, a girl’s pony accident at Conard Park, Ottawa mail boxes being painted, 400 duck eggs set in an incubator, paving for an alley west of Main, and a protest with insufficient signatures.

Stroke recovery tips and enema caution from Dr Molner

Dr Molner answers letters on stroke recovery left-handed tasks and reshaping habits after a stroke. He advises against premature enemas in pregnancy and stresses not to ignore blood in stool, urging immediate medical talk. The column covers hearing loss, vaccines after vaccination sites, and a practical medical voice with conservative guidance.

Clips And Quips From The Kansas Scene

The Russell News notes Kansas women are wary of outside income schemes linking Leavenworth to the coast, citing a $50,000 monthly lure with mink coats and sports cars. It adds views on marriage laws noting a first-time consent requirement and broader town approval for a second marriage.

Kansas Leavenworth Russell News Hans Ucense

Prayer for Today Church and Holy Spirit Power

A devotional piece cites Acts 4 11 about the stone rejected becoming the head of the corner It prays for the universal church asking believers to stand firm and for renewed strength and the Holy Spirit to visit the church through Christ Our Lord Amen

Acts Church Universal Christ

Ottawa Herald trade rates and mailing details

The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates and mailing classifications. It notes city publication with editor Guy Snedaker and publisher Vale, plus trade mail rates and outside trade area pricing for monthly and yearly options.

Ottawa Kas Robert B. Wellington Guy Snedaker Vale

Television Schedule Card From 4 Major Networks

A dense listing of TV programs across Channel 4 NBC CBS and ABC detailing shows by time blocks and channels. It lists news dramas comedies game shows musicals and children's fare such as Mickey Mouse theater Wagon Train You Rate and Genevieve. The note includes various times and program names like Truth in Consumer, Dotto, Treasure Hunt, and Wagon Train reflecting a midweek primetime lineup.

CBS ABC Fun Tims Bob Cummings Red Skelton Tonay Mickey Mous Friaca Beath Harry Show Bandatand Luss Rey Langaroo Mickey Moune Hjohn Miller Arias Elliott Sky Ring Onaltt Treaster Ty An Garry Moore Riley Playhouse Jack Parr Adam Playd Godfrey Truth McGraw Dotto Tac Dough &—Playhouse Pat Whizze Doug Faith Son Tsao Fights Dinner Gang Millonaire Varities Cartoons —Inquiry Sife Circle Theate G. Lombard Fagem Patpas T Harbor Com Oazzie & Hart Martin Kani Badee Jack Paar Dasark Parr Ellery Queen Daily Word

Supreme Court ruling on passports for non Communists

The Supreme Court ruled the State Department erred in denying passports to applicants who refused to sign non Communist affidavits. Kent, a 75 year old artist, and Dr Walter Briehl of Los Angeles, a psychiatrist, sought travel to Europe and medical conventions but refused to declare party membership. Justice Douglas wrote the majority opinion with Justices Warren Black Frankfurter Brennan joining.

Washington Supreme Court State Department Wto Cal Kent Walter Briehl Los Angeles Douglas Clark Burton Harlan Europe Briehl Geneva Istanbul Communist Party

Life Was Different But No Better In Old Days

New York AP recalls nostalgia for the past with sharp, humorous vignettes. It lists quirks from unemployment peeking through work to old fashion drinks and home life, contrasting modern ease with quaint hardships and social habits. The piece playfully surveys everyday life, from fashion to toys to chores, as it reflects on a bygone era.

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Richmond Area Social and Auxiliary Activities Summary

Guests at the Raymond Wagner home included Miss Henrietta Becker from St. Louis, Hugo Beckers of Woodbury, and Mrs. P. A. Becker from Hartford. Several residents assisted in painting at the homes of Mmes Grethe Rebstock and Lena Brummer. Twenty five attended the Chamber of Commerce dinner at the annex. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dietrich visited their son H. S. Dietrich and family in Kansas City, and Mrs. Dale Akers and children of Hays spent time with their aunts Frances and Vera Cassity Mines. John Craycraft Sr, Abe Leverns, and Alfred Sigler hosted the W.S.C.S. at the annex. Mrs. Virgil Smith and Blanche Perkins led the program. Mines Lon Mishler and Jerry Milchholt hosted the Elda Barry meeting with Mrs. Mishler presiding. Mrs. Bob Kuiken was a guest.

Raymond Wagner Henrietta Becker St. Louis Hugo Beckers Woodbury N. d Dale Akers Hays Frances Vera Cassity Mines John Craycraft Sr Abeleverns Alfred Sigler W.S.C.S Annex Virgil Smith Blanche Perkins

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By Joh Jones Britannia Gen. de Gaulle Joan of Arc Ingridbergman Pat Boone City Planning Commission 5Th Street Main A. C. Heigele Walnut Street Jane Geiger Arthur Biederman Guy Carpenter 3Rd 4Th Joseph G. Molner Dr. Molner L.s Mrs. A.M Elfen The Ottawa Herald Channel 4 NBC Kitty Foyle Payott Big Payott Father Industry Eder of Paris Mary Pickford Richmond Area Community Kansas City St. Joseph Stone Truck Line Glenn McWilliams Mgr N. Main Phillips 66 Bob Granger Ottawa, Kansas America Pontiac Plate Glass In
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