Ottawa Herald News Briefs Summary
News briefs cover a tornado relief donation to El Dorado members by the X. O. F. of Kansas via state officer Steve Needham, car wash at Ottawa stations on June 22, a note on American Legion baseball and district softball activities, a sale of old newspapers, a two car accident on South Main with no injuries, a Veterans Commission schedule change to July 1 with Ottawa employment office visits, and a car wash event offered by Gibson Service Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
el Dorado
Steve Needham
Rantoul
Ottawa Jaycees Sun
Gilmore Skelly
Sudia
Sinclair
Byrne
American Legion
Adv
South Main
Johnnie M. Ruiz
N. Locust
Eldon D. Tankersley
Stanley A. Langr
Kansas Veterans Commission
U. S. Employment Office
Ottawa
Veterans Administration
Two Local Women Die in Kansas in Separate Obituaries
Mrs. Dave Batdorf, 88, Wellsville native, died Friday in Osawatomie after living in Wellsville since 1935. Surviving relatives include a daughter in Olathe, a son in Olathe, two sisters, a brother in Chicago, and a son in Olathe. Funeral Monday at Coughlin Chapel Wellsville with burial in Olathe Cemetery. Mrs. Sadie A. Kious, 73, longtime Franklin County resident, died in a Topeka nursing home. Survived by two sons in Topeka, two sisters in Wichita, three grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at Penwell-Gabel Topeka. burial Memorial Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Batdorf
Wellsville
Osawatomie
Olathe
D. F. Hedrick
Harry Stewart
Grace Fiehler
Edna Ewart
Bellflower
Calif
Vernon Smith
Chicago
Coughlin Chapel
Olathe Cemetery
Jim Nabors
Sadie A. Kious
Franklin County
Topeka
Harrison
Princeton
Jay C. Kious
Ottawa
Kious
Harold
George Kious
Ima Lyons
Elsie Walker
Wichita
Trinity Methodist Church
Penwell- Gabel Funeral Home
Memorial Park Cemetery
Officers Elected At Auxiliary Session
Mrs Lucy Stegner of Overland Park was elected Chapeau of the 8 and 40 honorary society of the Kansas American Legion Auxiliary at its annual meeting in Wichita. About 400 auxili ary members are expected to attend the convention this weekend. Approximately 165 members were present for the 8 and 40 session. Other officers elected include Mrs Hattie McClain of Lawrence Miss Margaret Langford of Wellington Mrs Goldie Chambers of Arkansas City Mrs Ella Gerstenberg of Eudora and Mrs Opal Gains of Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Lucy Stegner
Overland Park
The
Kansas American Legion Auxiliary
Hattie McClain
Lawrence
Margaret Langford
Wellington
Goldie Chambers
Arkansas City
Ella Gerstenberg
Eudora
Opal Gains
Akin Chosen For European Tour
Professor Leon Akin head of Sterling College vocal and choral music, of Sterling Kansas, chosen for the 100voice All-American Chorus touring 10 European countries. Akin, a World War II POW, will return to Europe with the group after prior service entertainments and a 3,000 mile college choir tour through Oklahoma, Colorado, Wyoming, and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Akin
Alice Akin
Richmond
Sterling College
Sterling
Kas
Europe
Munich
Akin
Iceland
Military Air Transport Service
Oklahoma
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Pomona area notes capture travel, scouting and reunions
Mrs Myrtle Coltrane vacationing in Butte Montana with son Dan Coltrane and family. Neely and Fawl families hosted Sunday dinner with Mrs Lawrence. Failing hospital reports Ot tawa patient improving. Kansas City visitors Sherwood Hoseaffle and Jo Hudelson plan three week trip to California. Pomona Cub Scouts held a fishing derby at Roberts Lake with 12 scouts. Billy Driver won largest fish, Warren Witman most fish. Many visits, returns and upcoming reunions. 1958 Cox reunion held at Methodist Church dining room with Vernon Parks elected president and Ewing Guy secretary for 1960. Jackie Wilson returns from U S Navy leave. ship U S S Putnam sails to Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Robert’s Lake
Billy Driver
Warren Witman
N. B. Baxter
Jim Hogue
Baxter
John Love
Raymond Collins
S. G. Cox
Methodist Church
Vernon Parks
Ewing Guy
Cox
Burns
Lloyd Cole
Lees’ Summit
Leonard Clark
Bernie Clark
Knob Noster
Joseph Butler
Chicago
Steve McDonald
Dallas
Florence Cain
Kansas City
American priests freed from Chinese prison arrive in Hong Kong
The Rev. Joseph McCormack and the Rev. Cyril Wagner, recently released after five years in Communist China, arrived in Hong Kong. Wagner denied denials, admitting to black market currency dealings, while McCormack defended the proceedings as ridiculous and said his companion was ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
China
Joseph P. McCormack
Cyril.p. Wagner
Father Wagner
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Father McCormack
Maryknoll Seminary
Ossining
N. Y
Peiping Radio
Newspapers split on Adams future amid ethics controversy
National editorials split over whether Sherman Adams should stay as Eisenhower's chief aide after admissions of gifts from Bernard Goldfine and related calls. Democratic papers pressed for resignation. some pro Eisenhower papers urged retention with caution. Times criticized Adams without demanding removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
White House
Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
Sjin
Adams Adams
New York Post
Eisenhower
Post
Washington
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals Listed
Entries show admitted Sherman Spears RFD 2 Mrs Elizabeth Bell 802 Cedar Bruce Cox 849 Hamblin Friday and dismissal of Mrs Rollie J Hashman Jr 916 Maple today Also listed Miss Fannie Kraus Pomona Friday Cecil McArdle RFD 2 Over brook A Peace 604 Beech Charles Sutterlin Westmoreland Mrs William Crabb RFD 2 Williamsburg today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Spears
RFD
Elizabeth Bell
Cedar
Bruce Cox
Hamblin
Rollie J. Hashman, Jr
Fannie Kraus
Pomona
Cecil McArdle
Overbrook
A. Peace
Beech
Charles Sutterlin
Westmoreland
William Crabb
Williamsburg
Church Directory of Area Congregations and Times
Directory lists multiple churches with addresses and service times including Wellsville Wesleyan Methodist First Baptist Calvary Baptist Federated Presbyterian Congregational St Paul A M E Trinity Methodist Faith Lutheran Faith Bible North Baptist First Christian Church of Christ with worship times, Sunday school, youth activities, and midweek services.
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Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of, Latter Day Saints
VFW Hall
Harrison James
Wellsville
Wesleyan Methodist
N. Main
Wayne FE. Caldwell
First Baptist
4Th and
Hickory
Roger Fredrikson
Calvary Baptist
Bill Weber
William Ward
St. Paul A. M. E
Edwin M. O'Neal
Trinity Methodist
N. Cedar
Charles W. Gross
Faith Cutheran
Rev
W. C. Lohmeyer
Walther League
Holy Communion
Church of the Nazarene
7Th and Elm
Anthony V. Oddo
United Presbyterian
3Rd and Walnut
M. Todd Macdonald
Bible
Free Methodist
N. Oak
Earl Fuller
Church of Christ
N. Poplar
C. B. Andrews
Bible School
Daniel
North Baptist
Oak and Wilson
Jerry Tyler
First Christian
11Th and
Cedar
Gordon D. Miller
5Th
Game Licenses On Sale Soon
Hunters, fishers and trappers in Kansas will be able to buy the new 1958 59 licenses. A shipment arrived at County Clerk Bruce Spear s office and the licenses should be in Franklin County dealers within a week. The period runs July 1 1958 to June 30 1959 with 5 670 licenses issued including 2 000 hunting 2 200 fishing and 1 000 combination. Regular licenses cost 2 dollars and combination licenses 4 dollars.
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Kansas
Bruce Spear
Spears
Franklin County
Crash Fatal Near Bucklin
Two people were killed and a third seriously injured in a two car crash half a mile west of Bucklin Kansas in heavy rain today. Francis Raymond Hafner 36 of Tucson Arizona and Clara Veda Stevens 51 of Chelsea Michigan died in the collision. Harold Burton 30 of Liberal Kansas was hospitalized at Bucklin. Hafner drove one car and Burton the other with Burton alone in his vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklin
Kas
Francis Raymond Hafner
Tucson
Ariz
Inlaw
Clara Veda Stevens
Chelsa
Mich
Harold Burton
Liberal, Kas
State Highway Patrol
Hafner
Burton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Crites
Ralph Emerson
Ottawa Herald
RCA
Radios
Western Auto
Gibson Service Station
Sean
London
Brussels
Paris
Luxemburg
Heidelberg
Strasbourg
Innsbruck
Venice
Geneva
Monte Carol
Nice
Milan
Prof
E. M. Lawrence
Myrtle Coltrane
Butte, Mont
Dan Coltran
Bill Fawl
Jimmy
Brad
E. J. Neely
W. E. Fawl
E . Lawrence Lwere
Mrs Lawrence
Wayne Loughridge
Mary
Betty
Garnett
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Jo Huderson
Sherwood Hoseaffle
San Diego
Albert Swallow
Nettie Swallow
Dan Chambers
Temple City
Deanna Wittman
Emporia State Teachers College
Moran
Wyo
Flatt Dude Ranch
Jackie Wilson
U. S. Navy
U.S.S. Putnam
Norfolk
Jack Wilson
Montreal
Nation
Associated Press
Daily Citizen
Nashville, Tenn
Banner
New York Daily News
Washington Evening Star
Ike
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Life Magazine
New York Herald- Tribune
Hearst
Isenhower
New York Journal- American
San Franecisco Chronicle
GOP
New York Times
the Times
K.C
A’s
Boston Red Sox
Bruce
Ferne Allison
Pomona Lions Club
H. P. Peffly
Nick Hudelson
Lloyd Ballhagen
Christ
Galilee
Israel
John the Baptist
Jesus
Lake of Galilee
Peter
Andrew
Church Directory
Christian Science Society
Assembly of God
B. R. Harris
Sacred Heart Catholic
4Th and Cedar
Bethany Chapel Baptist
2Nd and Poplar
William Bailey
Manuel Pacheco
First Methodist
4Th
Charles P. Knight
Grace Episcopal
John B Sweigart
Church of the Brethren
8Th and
Malin
Gerald Mease
Faith Bible
Poplar
D. Clayton
Hyer
Waldo Shoe Shop
S. Main
Lindsay
Robe's Hardware
Lowell Risk
Lewis Origer
Lincoln Hotel
Woodland
North
Gladstone Blvd
Bond
Wardeuke
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