Radar Check Six Drivers Arrested for Speeding North of Ottawa
Highway patrol arrested six drivers in a radar check on U S 59 north of Ottawa Saturday. They are Wendell W. Corn Wichita James J. Fitzgerald 616 Locust Randolph G. Massengale Wellsville Clair A. Mersman 623 Poplar W L Myers Independence Mo and Dennis A. Smith 1630 S Main. All are to appear Saturday in county court.
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Highway Patrol
Ottawa
U. S. 59
Wendell W. Corn
Wichita
James J. Fitzgerald
Randolph G. Massengale
Wellsville
Clair A. Mersman
Poplar
W. L. Myers
Independence
Dennis A. Smith
Main
Ottawa Post Office Clerks Take Vacations
Vacations for Ottawa post office clerks Rex Lewis plans to return Wednesday from leave while El don Schnoke begins a vacation Saturday. Schnoke will travel to Chicago for the Elks convention during his time off.
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Rex Lewis
Ottawa
Eldon Schnoke
Chicago
Wrong Address Birth Announcement for Stewart Son
Mr and Mrs W M Stewart announce the birth of a son born Friday at Ransom Memorial hospital. The baby weighs 7 pounds 8 ounces and the family resides at 1116 North Oak.
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W. M. Stewart
Ransom Memorial Hospital
N. Oak
Vacation trip plans for Grover couple and friends
Mr and Mrs Grover Knight will depart Saturday on a motor vacation to the Northwest joined by Mr and Mrs E C Kerns of Merriam. The two couples have taken several vacations together since 1938.
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Grover.Knight
Northwest
E. C. Kerns
Merriam
Hospital Patients In Mercy Kansas City List Rosella Hubbard And Carmen Grimm
Hospital records report Rosella Jane Hubbard age fifteen daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Hubbard Rantoul admitted to Mercy hospital Kansas City on June 22. Carmen Grimm three month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Calvin Grimm Rantoul dismissed on June 22 after a week for medical treatment.
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Rosella Jane Hubbard
Robert Hubbard
Rantoul
Mercy Hospital
Kansas City
Carmen Grimm
Calvin Grimm
New Clinical Lab Opens in Ottawa
Miss Gladys Anthony opens the Anthony Clinical Laboratory in Suite 15, Professional Building Ottawa with most major equipment for blood and urine chemistry, hematology and other tests. She is Kansas graduate with extensive experience in clinical and public health labs and plans prenatal and pre marital screenings.
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Anthony
Ottawa
Miss Gladys Anthony
Tremont
Miss Anthony
University of Kansas
Kansas
University of Chicago
Grand Junction
Colorado
First Baptist Church
Order of the Eastern Star
K. U. Alumni Association
Kansas Authors Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Eight and Forty
B.P.W. Club
Society of American, Bacteriologists
American Public Health Association
Funerals for Ralph E Chambers and Carey A Gentry
Chambers died June 18 and funeral services were held June 21 at Lamb Funeral Home with Ronald Kerr officiating. Pallbearers and singers are listed. burial in Central cemetery. Gentry died June 20. services held June 23 at McVey-Dengel Mortuary with Rev H M Hunt officiating. V F W conducted military services. burial in Mt Olivet cemetery.
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Chambers
Ralph E. Chambers
Lamb Funeral Home
Ronald Kerr
Eldon Hoyt
Max Randel
W. G. Ransom
Frank Davis
Tom Matlock
Eugene Hart
Fred Schwinn
Elston Decker
S. T. Thornton
L. T. Pattie
J. R. Henning
Central Cemetery
Deaths Mrs Emma Largent 89 Ottawa resident dies
Mrs Emma L Largent 89 of 515 N Poplar died at 10 a m in Cedar House nursing home after months of declining health. Widow of Allen C Largent she was born May 2 1867 in Terra Haute Ind and moved to Ottawa as a child. Survivors include daughter Jessie F Rubieck two sons Burton A Largent and Robert Largent nine grandchildren and one brother Lewis Anderson. Funeral at Church of Christ Wednesday at 2 p m Elder C E Andrews officiating burial Greenwood cemetery.
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Emma Largent
Emma L. Largent
N. Poplar
Cedar House
Largent
Allen C. Largent
Terra Haute
Ind
Ottawa
Ellsworth County
Franklin County
Church of Christ
Jessie F. Rubieck
Burton A. Largent
Vallejo
Calif
Robert Largent
Los Angeles
Lewis Anderson
el Dorado
George Berg
C. E. Andrews
Greenwood Cemetery
Hospital Notes and Births Listed for Local Residents
Admitted Mrs Theodosio Ruiz, Jess Underwood, Carl Adolphson and others. Births include Horne, Bledsoe, Soper, Schnoebelen, Lemon with weights listed. Discharges name Jennie Porter, Brooks, McGilbray, Fleming, Horne and others from multiple towns.
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Theodosio Ruiz
Locust
Jess Underwood
N. Cedar
Carl Adolphson
Oak
Donald Horne
Ash
Clarence Dean Bledsoe
Monroe Trailer Court
Robert Soper
S. Sycamore
Robert Schnoebelen
S. Main
James F. Lemon
N. Oak
Jennie Porter
Wellsville
Raymond Brooks
Maple
Joe McGilbray
W. 10Th
Merle Fleming
Pomona
Alfred Finch
Rantoul
Clifford Dempsay
Bennie Gilmore, Jr
Cedar
Donnie Plake
Mildred Walmer
Albert Kraft
Communist Party asserts right to criticize rivals abroad
New York The U S Communist party says it has the right and duty to criticize Red comrades in the Soviet Union and other countries. It declares a degree of independence from Moscow and rejects Khrushchev's charges that Stalin bore full responsibility for excesses of his regime.
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New York
U. S. Communist Party
Soviet Union
Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Stalin
Easy Victory For Nasser
Premier Gamal Ab del Nasser was declared president elect as Egypt’s first republic leader. He claimed to defend the constitution and said Egypt defeated colonialists while backing those aligned with its goals. Interior Ministry reported 94 percent turnout with 99.7 percent for Nasser and 97.7 percent approving the constitution. The Revolution Command Council gave the interior minister power to detain those it has ruled against over four years.
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Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
E. D. Kiselev
Nasser
Interior Ministry
Revolution Command Council
Minister of the Interior
Farouk
Allied Officers Arrive At Fort Leavenworth for Course
A vanguard of 69 army officers from 35 Allied nations arrived at Fort Leavenworth to take a preparatory two month English language and orientation course at the Command and General Staff College. They are to join the regular ten month program, with registration expected June 29, and many will bring families.
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Ft, Leavenworth
Kash
Command and General Staff College
Smalley Wins EI Baseball Batting Title for Middies
Dave Smalley of Albuquerque New Mexico becomes the first Navy player to win the Eastern Intercollegiate Baseball League batting title with a .419 average for the Middies.
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Dave Smalley
Albuquerque
N. M
Navy
The
Middies
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Jay Ellis
Brockway
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C. M. Ott
W. E. Berger
Son of
Emporia
Social Security Office
Paola
Garnett
Court House
University of California At Berkeley
Oakland
Dizmangs
Lettie Ikenberry
Lon Levitt
South Main
Collins Auto
Servaes
Pecan Street
Police d Department
E. W. Flaherty
Michigan
Peg Carr
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
National Institute
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Michigan State University
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George C. Rodriguez
Andrew J. McGinnis
Kas
West 15Th St
Evelyn C. Collins
S. Maple
Clarence J. Servaes
Sid
Louis H, Dengel
Organization of
Wilson Mack
Loan Association
D. William Overton
Kansas City, Kansas
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American Building
J. Dean Noflinger Manager
Smith
Joe Towner
Ft. Leavenworth
C. A. Myers & Son
Centropolis
Raymond Randel
Baldwin
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Kaa
Roberts Market Sale
Lawrence
Jack Nelson
Anderson County
Net Gorge
Waverly
Albert
Rarm
Prin Ben Printy
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N. Main
Reanamara
Pete Engwall
Elmer & Ruby Hayes
Renee Aden
Limb Funeral Home
Optawa
Circettre
New York, N. Y
Whitehall Pharmacal Company
Peoples
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