Irene Mangum to attend Wisconsin educational institute
Irene Mangum of 630 Walnut will travel to Madison Wisconsin next week to take part in an educational institute at the University of Wisconsin. She will represent Local 453 of the International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union, one of 80 chosen from a regional pool of 15 000 members. Ontario endangered?
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Irene Mangum
Walnut
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
Central States
Grant Loan To Philippines 75 Million Line of Credit
The United States agreed to a new 75 million dollar line of credit for the Philippines and 50 million dollars in development loan funds, subject to congressional action. President Garcia met with Eisenhower as his 11 day U.S. tour began, with Nixon at the sendoff and a farewell at the Philippine embassy.
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Washington
United States
Philippines
Garcia
Chicago
Nixon
Young Drivers Have A Strange Excuse
In Kansas City two boys aged 11 and 8 and a dog were found in a car stalled in the street. The youths said they rolled the car from a garage and added 17 cents worth of gasoline to test the windshield wipers. Police and Juvenile Sgt. Logan Croskey investigated.
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Kansas City
Logan Croskey
Marriage Licenses Harold Sohn and Marjorie Silvius
Harold K. Sohn aged 23 of Grand Island Nebraska and Marjorie E. Silvius aged 21 of Wellsville are recorded as entering a marriage license. The filing appears in a local public notices section.
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Harold K. Sohn
Grand Island
Neb
Marjorie E. Silvius
Wellsville
Hospital Notes and Births in Local Records
Admitted George Gallagher 421 N Sycamore Thomas Boyles 1037 N Mulberry Mrs Ella Greenfield 609 King Walter Lassen Overbrook today Births Mr and Mrs Jesse L Launius 124 S Maple daughter weight 5 lb 8% Dismissed list includes Art Meisel RFD 2 H L Bachelor RFD 2 Pomona J C Ashcraft Williamsburg Caroline Sue Crawford 1022 S Cedar N R Fleming RFD 2 Pomona Mrs John F Laws Williamsburg Ernest Van Wie Richmond today
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George Gallagher
N. Sycamore
Thomas Boyles
N. Mulberry
Ella Greenfield
King
Walter Lassen
Overbrook
Jesse L. Launius
S. Maple
Art Meisel
H. L. Bachelor
Pomona
J. C
Ashcraft
Williamsburg
Caroline Sue Crawford
S. Cedar
N. R. Fleming
John F. Laws
Ernest van Wie
Richmond
Death of Arch E. Gentry in Wichita
Arch E. Gentry aged 67 of Wichita, formerly Ottawa, died Wednesday at Wesley Hospital. Retired general foreman from Beech Aircraft, he had worked for Warner Industries and moved to Wichita 22 years ago. Born March 31, 1891 in Brown County, he belonged to Pike Masonic Lodge, Ivy Leaf O E S, and Wichita Consistory. Survived by widow and two daughters Gracealee Bain and Joan Gentry. Funeral 10 a.m. tomorrow at Broadway Mortuary, Rev. Glenn E. Matthew officiating. burial at Wichita Park Cemetery.
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Arch E. Gentry
Wichita
Ottawa
Wesley Hospital
Warner Industries
Beech Aircraft Coroporation
Mr. Gentry
Brown County
Pike Masonic Lodge
Ivy Leaf
Gracealee Bain
Joan Gentry
Broadway Mortuary
Glenn E. Matthew
Wichita Park Cemetery
Seek Lands For Quivira Refuge
TOPEKA AP The government has brought condemnation proceedings to acquire 1810 acres of land northeast of Stafford for the Quivira National Wildlife Refuge. Involved are five individual property owners and two hunting associations.
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Topeka
Stafford
Quivira National Wildlife Refuge
TV Fired Officials Refuse Subcommittee Testimony
The stage manager of Ive Got a Secret and Joseph Papps CBS dismissal followed Charles Dubins firing at NBCs Twenty One. Witnesses hailed the Fifth Amendment while one speaker invoked the First Amendment as hearings continued. Arthur Lief of the Moiseyev Russian dance company also dropped for refusing to say if he is a Communist.
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New York
Congressional
Joseph Papp
Columbia Broadcasting System
Charles Dubin
Dubin
Subcommittee
House
Subcommittee On
Arthur Lief
Moiseyev
Dime Sells For 3200 At New York Auction
A 1894 San Francisco minted dime sold for $3,200 at a coin company auction in New York. An anonymous collector won the bid. the coin is one of 24 minted that year, with six held by collectors previously and seventeen now missing.
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New York
San Francisco
Rioting in Meacham Park as police clash with youths
About 35 residents of Meacham Park near Kirkwood joined a riot after a 17 year old was arrested on a careless driving charge. Patrolman Richard Seger reported bricks and stones hurled at his car as backup units converged. He described the scene as 35 to 40 attackers and said a brick struck his arm during the struggle.
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ST. Louis
Little
Little Rock
Meacham Park
Kirkwood
Richard Seger
Lee W. Lawrence
Seger
Lawrence
Alfred S. Jackson
Foot corn surgery offered as permanent cure
Dr Lester A Walsh of Midland Texas announced a new operation to remove a small bone from the toe to relieve pressure and eradicate corns. The procedure involves slicing open the toe and removing the bone piece causing corn formation.
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Dallas
Lester A. Walsh
Midland
Tex
Walsh
Southwestern Chiropody Congress
Son of Bob Crosby Arrested By Police
Los Angeles AP report says Christopher Crosby 15 and Jeffrey Davidson 16 were arrested after pushing a sports car from a Bel Air driveway. Both were booked on suspicion of temporarily depriving the owner of a vehicle. Christopher was released to his mother, Davidson to his parents.
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Los Angeles
Bob Crosby
Christopher
Young Crosby
Jeffrey Davidson
West
W. R. Maxwell
June Crosby
Davidson
Raymond Davidson
West i Los Angeles
TV quiz queen seeks loan after winnings surge
New York AP report profiles Elfrida von Nardroff, a 32 year old Brooklyn TV quiz show champion with $253,500 won, applying for a bank loan to finance a vacation. Lacking job and husband co-signer, she relies on winnings as security while on NBC's Twely-One. She plans to return next Monday. taxes could soon shave her prize.
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New York
Brooklyn
Elfrida von Nardroff
Vicuna added to Brookfield Zoo antelope yard
The Chicago AP report notes Brookfield Zoo unveils a vicuna today in the antelope section. The new arrival joins other hoofed mammals and draws visitors curious about its rare Andean origins and distinctive wool.
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Chicago
Brookfield Zoo
Elks Form Baseball Team in Ottawa City
Ottawa Elks Lodge 803 plans a junior baseball team with John Martin as manager. A meeting and tryouts at Park Diamond start 10 a.m. Saturday. contact Martin or assistant Mike Hudwell for those unable to attend. Players must be under 15 by July 1, 1958, with ages 12 to 15 preferred. The Lodge covers uniforms and expenses. Games will be with other junior or midget teams in and around Ottawa. participation won’t conflict with other city teams. players may join other teams too.
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Ottawa Elks Lodge 803
John Martin
Park Diamond
Martin
Mike Hudwell
American Legion
Ottawa
Elks Lodge
Ottawa Kansas Seeks Bids for Flood Control Projects
Notice to bidders published June 21 1958 invites sealed proposals for Ottawa Kansas flood control improvements including lift station and sanitary sewers electric utility crossings water main and sewage treatment plant. Bid deposits, plans, and contract specifics are available through Consulting Engineers A C Kirkwood and Associates with bonds and refund terms. Bids due July 15 1958 at City Clerk office with 30 day bid withdrawal restriction.
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City Hall
Ottawa
Kansas
Consulting Engineers
A. C
Kirkwood & Associates
Consulting
City OF
K. E. Andrews
Cutler Township Budget Hearing Set for July 1 1958
Published June 20 1958 the Cutler Township Franklin County Kansas budget hearing will be held July 1 1958 at Rantoul City Hall from 8:00 to 10:00 p m. Taxpayers may present objections and seek amendments to the proposed budget.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Kansas
Jennie Preston
Paul Deneve
Towit
N.W
N.E
Appanoose Creek
Ottawa
Donald L. White
Cutler Township
Rantoul City Hall
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O. R. Norman
S. Main
Kansas State Employment Service Office
J. E. Decker
Clyde Todd
Gibson Service Station
S. S. Bergsma
Future Farmers of America
Kcmo Television
Ralph Ferguson
Dan Bonine
Jim Lancaster
Ottawa Herald
Western Auto
Adv
Crites
Quivira
J. E. Lidikay
P. O
Joe
W. Bath
Towner Ss
N. Main
Ottawa Association of Life Underwriters
Owen L. Followell
Bill Piggott
Martin G. Milel
Secre
Tary
Fred McClanahan
Warren Mason
Miller
Causie Smith
Elks
R. S. Hill
Ed Hosler
Mamie Sands
Glen Hayward
Tecumseh
F.D
Legals
Donald R. Capper
A. C. Kirkwood & Associates
Paseo
Missouri
Saffron Glass Co
Thorogood Work Shoes & Boots
Waldo Shoe Shop
Bennett
Bennett Retail Dealers
Bennett Creamery Co
N. Walnut
District Court of
Franklin Oe Kansas
Eva Yakie
William Rideau
Jay Brown
Josephine Evans
Sbowers & Bowers
Hirnest Johnson
District Court
Said
Franklin
Kramer's Drug Store
Willard B. Miller
Howard Caylor
George N. Alexander
Budge
Township Suditing Board
Cesserersee Senoenee
Peett
Wee Hanes
Heveverereres
Eaese Caer
Rene Eeae
Eeereeee Ee Oe
C.seeeseseeesseteee
G. W. Ponton
Billie
N. Poplar
Php
Michigan Valley
Mary Ann Rice
Ottawa Lodge
A. F
A. M
John W. Taylor
W.C. Chas
W. Watts
Sec’y
Tancred Commandery No
K. T
Treas
Order of Red Cross
Order of Malta
Louis Dale
E.C
Charles W. Watts
Alcoholics Anonymous
Ottawa, Kansas
Iris
Ward Underwood
Bob
Bill Gilliland
Cook
L&l Cafe
Ralph Jones
N. Cedar
General Services
Ruth Martin
He.ath
Gilbert Smith
Standard
Ira RK. Meade
Pomona Tavern
Conrad’s Bpray
Cliff
Haverty
Mary Crum
Mala
Kenneth Thorp
McCracken Electric
Ivan Jones
Rex Kirkland
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