Vacation News Briefs and Local Notices
Local notices rush in about subscribers vacation plans with a new Vacation Pack service from Herald, calls to 47 to arrange. Also reported are a Topeka prison sentence for Byron Floyd on a bad check, parking fine forfeitures, a special Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, and several Ottawa residents preparing trips, visits, and conventions while family and friends stay updated through the paper.
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Tom Chappell
Dwight Chappell
Interlochen
Mich
Hertend
Deaths: Judge Floyd Coffman decision on quiet title
District Judge Floyd Coffman ruled on a quiet title case affecting real property interests. The hearing resolved competing claims and determined clear ownership, with the court issuing final orders and potential further action as needed.
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Floyd Coffman
Hospital Notes on deaths and births in Wellsville Ottawa and beyond
Clara Sherer 83 of Wellsville widow of Theodore Sherer died at daughter Kathy McAvoy’s home. Survived by daughter Olin Minckley Ottawa five grandchildren four great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements show burial at Colony cemetery with services Sunday at 3 p.m. Births listed: Dempsey Rantoul a son 7 lb 13 oz Finch Rantoul a son Marion McConnell Wellsville a son 7 lb 1.5 oz. Burial, births, and deaths noted with local funeral home contacts.
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Clara Sherer
Kathy McAvoy
Wellsville
Theodore Sherer
Ottawa
Intoodaway County
Olin Minckley
Coughlin Funeral
Bennie Gilmore, Jr
Farmis Fudar
John W. Hillebert
Jneral
Colony
Elsie Edgerton
Robert Michael Fiehler
Clifford Dempsey
Rantoul
Alfred Finch
Marion McConnell
Ottawa Father Dies and Windett Succumbs in Kansas City
Jacob Mudrick aged about 78, father of Dave Mudrick of 306 S Elm Ottawa, died in Philadelphia yesterday at 5 30 p m after hospitalization and surgery. Surviving are widow and children including Harry Jack Gerson Nettie Emmett Rose Morris Marvin in California and Philadelphia plus 18 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Litwin store closed today 1 to 2 p m. Sherman Wallace Windett 55 a Quenemo farmer died yesterday at K U Medical Center Kansas City. Born May 29 1901 in Quenemo son of Linc and Alice Truitt Windhett he married Edith Owens December 19 1925. Survivors: wife of the home and one son Wallace Topeka.
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Ottawan
Jacob Mudrick
Dave Mudrick
S. Elm
Philadelphia
Dave Madrick
Harry Mudrick
Jack Mudrick
Gerson Mudrick
Nettie Emmett
Rose Morris
Marvin Mudrick
Santa Barbara
Calif
Litwin
Sherman W. Windett
Sherman Wallace Windett
Quenemo
Farmer
K. U. Medical Center
Kansas City
Kas
Linc
Alice (Truitt) Windhett
Edith Owens
Ottawa
Wallace
Topeka
Marilyns Wedding Date Still Secret
New York report confirms Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller kept their wedding date secret, with plans announced during Miller’s testimony before the House Un-American Activities Committee. Monroe said the wedding would be before July 13 in New York or Connecticut, with a ceremony likely in New York City or Roxbury, Connecticut. Monroe and Miller discussed travel, marriage, and personal plans in guarded terms during the brief press interactions.
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New York
Marilyn Mon‘roe
Arthur Miller
Connecticut
Miller
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Washington
Marilyn
London
Sir Laurence Olivier
New York City
Roxbury
Monroe
Windett Family Notices Spell Out Kinship Ties
One daughter Mrs Bill Threlkeld of Long Beach California his mother Mrs Alice Windett Quenema a brother Herbert Windett Tucson Arizona and a sister Mrs Edna Schreiner Lecompton Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 30 p m in the Federated church of Quenema of which he was a member Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery.
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Bill Threlkeld
Long Beach
Calif
Alice Windett
Quenema
Herbert Windett
Tucson
Ariz
Edna Schreiner
Lecompton
Federated Church of Quenema
Hel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Grain storage in Kansas reaches record levels
Commercial grain storage plants in Kansas hold 403 million bushels capacity and were 63 percent filled on June 1. Stocks on hand reached 255 million bushels, with 148 million bushels of available space, up from 93 million in 1954. Capacity has risen 134 million since 1954 and more than tripled since World War II, driven largely by terminal centers.
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Topeka
Kansas
Government Eyes Steel Wage Talks
Washington officials expressed concern over a potential steel strike while planning to stay out of bargaining for now. If stalemate persists through midweek, the government may revisit intervention options in the steel wage talks with the Steelworkers Union.
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Washington
June Heat Persists Across Large U S Regions
Mild relief only in northern Midwest as June heat remains pushing eastward. Cooler air moves from Northern Plains toward the Dakotas and into Oklahoma and the northern Mississippi Valley. Southern regions endure 100 plus temperatures with 105 reported in Salina and Russell Kansas amid scattered showers east of the Rockies and heavy thunderstorms in Ohio and Mississippi Valleys.
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Midwest
Dakotas
Oklahoma
Mississippi Valley
Minnesota
Missouri
Plains
Nebraska
Salina
Russell
Kas
Rockies
Ohio
Mississippi
Right To Work Law Repealed in Louisiana
Governor Earl Long signed a bill repealing the 1954 right to work law making Louisiana the first Southern state to end a ban on compulsory union membership. The repeal takes effect Aug 1 or 20 days after adjournment. Herald Want Ads get results.
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Baton Rouge
L Earl Long
Louisiana
Denver Sees Growth Link to Industrial Rise
Denver public growth is tied to industrialization boosting the region’s ties to the East and Midwest. Bankers and businessmen survey a rebounding economy, noting payrolls, mining output, and cheaper production locally as transport costs rise. Denver acts as a wholesale and distribution hub between West Coast markets and the Great Plains.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain
Eisenhower
Midwest
San Francisco
Kansas City
Omaha
Dallas
Fort Worth
Canada
Davis Moore
First National Bank of Denver
Mak- Dean Berlin
Wants Definition of Amateurism at Junior Chamber Meet
Kansas City report that a resolution to define amateur and professional status will be presented to the national Junior Chamber of Commerce convention with more than 9,000 delegates. Tulsa leader Hugh McKenna says the resolution aims to set clearer principles and solve issues like Wes Santee. The convention also considers Hoover Commission report endorsement and veterans benefits policy. The Bible translation note appears as a separate fact in the piece.
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Kansas City
Amateur Athletic Union
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hugh McKenna
Tulsa
Okla
A.A.U
Wes Santee
Head-on Crash Kills Three Near Noble Oklahoma
Three people died in a head-on collision three miles south of Noble on U S Highway 77. Victims were Carl Eugene Laxton 32 of Andrews Texas Ernest Huckleberry 34 of Del City Oklahoma and his wife Wanda Lee Huckleberry 32. Seven others were injured in the crash early today.
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Noble
Okla
Here
U. S. Highway 77
Carl Eugene Laxton
Andrews
Tex
Inlaw
Ernest Huckleberry
del City
Wanda
Lee Huckleberry
Kansas Cancer Cases Increase
TOPEKA The number of new cancer cases reported in Kansas is on the increase. During the first five months of this year the State Board of Health received reports of 2,110 new cases, 140 more than for the same period the previous year.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Board of Health
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Washington, D.C
Herald Circulation Department
Jay Ellis
Brockway
Scott
Alcoholics Anonymous
Byron E. Floyd
Eyepeka
James Chandler Yester
Taday
Betty Chappell
Washington, D. C
Sdriends
W. J. Phillips
R. D. Harris
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Stephen
S. Hickory
Miles C. Taylor
James E. Hendrix
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Alfred W. Wasson
Lane
Stephen E. Hendrix
Oscar E. Hendrix
Joseph J. Hendrix
Lute Hendrix
Frank Holden
Gilbert Hammond
Miami Beach
Fla
Lions Internesone
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Cuba
James’ Funk
West Point
N. Y
Hawaii
Sadie Funk
W. Ninth
Carey F
Gentry
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Mcvey - Dengel
Louis H, Dengel
Smith
General Tire
Succes General Highway
Ivan Brown
Main
Tire & Battery Service
Oso Son
C. A. Myers & Son
Centropolis
Roberta
Hast
11Th &J
Lawrence
Walter Wantland
North Cherry
Raymond Randel
Baldwin
Overbrook
Roberto
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Anderson County
Neill George
Waverly
Albert Stewart & Son Farm
Albert
Harold
Jana
Franklin Co. Sales Co
Wilson and Locust
George
Martha Mesigh
Herald
Paine
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American Bible Society
Pasate
Mel’s Watch & Clock Repai
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Poe
Rele Tel
BMC
Las Funeral Chapel
Lomb Lineral Home Cpa Wa'd Labs
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Organization of
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Anchors Savingsated Loan Association
Kansas City, Kansas
D. William Overton
Dean Nofsinger
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