News Briefs from the Herald travel and local notes
Community notes report hospital treatment for a fall injury in Kansas City. He asks readers to follow the Herald on vacation by mail. Lost keys appear in local notices, with post office pickup arrangements. Local arrests include two Wichita men cited for traffic violations. Dallas visitors, football coach links to SMU. A Camp Garson ROTC attendee from KU is noted. Ottawa University organizers attend a Baptist higher education conference at Green Lake Wisconsin.
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Herald
C. C. Colaw
Hospital Notes Births and Admissions Listed
Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Joe McAuley at 115 1 N Locust a daughter 7 lbs 11 oz Friday. Admissions include Mrs Kenneth Corbett 11 4 Friday Fred Hay 918 N Mulberry and Floyd Ogg 334 Main Sunday. Dismissals include Mrs David Burgoon 615 N Oak and David Winchester 613 S Poplar Friday Sheldon Meats 605 E 4th Mrs Olive Walker 212 S Cedar Mrs Nora Spears Richmond Mrs Paul Garber and infant son Princeton W F Kramer 1237 S Main and W H Gardner rt 2 Saturday Mrs Ada Crow 916 W 6th Mrs Kenneth Corbett rt 4 Mrs Eugene Adams and infant daughter Princeton and Mrs Joe McAuley and infant daughter 115 N Locust all Sunday Mrs Daisy Wolf 904 W 6th and Donald Kiljion 704 N Oak today
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Joe McAuley
Kenneth Corbett
Fred Hay
N. Mulberry
Floyd Ogg
David Burgoon
N. Oak
David Winchester
S. Poplar
Sheldon Meats
Olive Walker
S. Cedar
Nora Spears
Richmond
Paul] Garber
Princeton
W. F. Kramer
S. Main
W. H. Gardner
Ada Crow
Eugene Adams
Joe, McAuley
Daisy.Wolf
W. 6Th
Donald Kiljlion
Squirrel and Frog Hunting Seasons Open in Kansas
Pratt Kansas reports the Kansas Forestry Commission says squirrel and frog hunting seasons start July 1 and run until Sept. 30 for frogs and Nov. 30 for squirrels. Frog hunting requires a fishing license unless exempt, with a daily bag limit of eight and methods limited to hand dip net hook and line or by hand. Squirrel season also allows eight per day with a possession limit of 16.
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Pratt, Kas
Kansas
State Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
House backs extension of six billion debt limit
Washington The House approved President Eisenhower's request to extend for one year the temporary six billion dollar increase in the national debt limit approved last year.
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Washington
The
House Today
Eisenhower
Congress
Deaths a mixed obituary notice from Ottawa and surrounding towns
Mrs Sophia Ida Schweitzer 80 died yesterday at home 848 Tremont after months of illness. Born July 17 1874 at Hiawatha she married Christian Schweitzer in 1893 and survived by four children and several grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 2 pm Lamb funeral home with Rev Charles P Knight officiating. Interment Princeton cemetery. Also noted are brief death notices for Moody Swank Venard and Ray Moody with funeral details and survivors.
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Sophia Schweitzer
Sophia Ida Schweitzer
Tremont
Sophia Ida Yaussi
Hiawatha
Fredrick and
Margaret
Wenger) Yaussi
Christian Schweitzer
Baker
Kas
Helen Weddie
Los Angeles
Schweitzer
First Methodist Church
Lamb Funeral Home
Charles P. Knight
Princeton Cemetery
Martha Josephine Venard
Wellsville
John
Rebecca Jane (Johnson) Venard
Miss Vernard
Miami County
Charles
James Venard
Coughlin Chapel
Lloyd Hiatt
Rock Creek Cemetery
Ray Moody
Greeley
Austin
Lone Elm
Edward
Olathe
Robert
Jackson
Elizabeth Fastin
Overland Park
Dorothy
Mrs Christian Schweitzer Rears in Ottawa for 36 Years
Mrs Christian Schweitzer of Ottawa and Franklin County died yesterday. Funeral services will be from Lamb Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 p m with Rev Charles P Knight officiating. Interment will be in Princeton Kansas cemetery.
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Garney Lee Swank
Roy E. Swank
Lee Sanden
Princeton Cemetery
Moody
Panama Canal
Perry Moody
Kansas City
Masonic Lodge
Lenexa
Scottish Rite Lodge
Ft. Scott
Delphian
Eastern Star
Garnett
Greeley Grange
Farris Funeral Home
Mt. Washington Cemetery
Lenexa Masonic Lodge
Local Markets State of Chamber Executives
The institute at Northwestern University will be in progress all this week as chamber of commerce executives participate in sessions and discussions.
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State of Chamber of Commerce
Northwestern University
Markets At A Glance
NEW YORK stock trading mixed and light while bonds show irregular results. Cotton gains on local cover, Chicago wheat rises after referendum approval, corn weak as crop prospects improve, oats steady with corn. Hog futures fall 25 to 50 cents, top at 21.25. Cattle uneven, 25 cents down to 1.50 up, top 28.00. Carr, Ottawa Chamber manager, traveled to Chicago Saturday for the National Institute.
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New York
Chicago
Peg Carr
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Minor collision at Third and Hickory reported by police
Officers said a 1947 Chevrolet driven by T. Y. Pederson, 50, Ottawa route 4, backed into a 1954 Plymouth driven by Charles R. Pointer, 44, Princeton, around 12:30 p.m. Saturday. Damage to the Plymouth was estimated at 65 dollars. The Chevrolet sustained no damage.
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Hickory
T. Y. Pederson
Rt. 4
Ottawa
Charles R. Pointer
Princeton
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L. M. Gregg
McVey
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Harrolman
Bob Couaty
Hubert Wall
Igonard E. Orr
Fran
Dallas
Dick Peters
Peters
Ottawa University
Southern Methodist
Franklin Sheldon
Cuba
Jim Curry
James Curry
Camp Garson
Colo
Curry
University of Kansas
Green Lake
Dale Purcell
Jack Higgins
Ottawa University Resources Association
Baptist Christian Higher Education Conference
Wisc
Ang
Mr. Raymond
Pat) Shields
Raymond
United Presbyterian Church
Wellsville Cemetery
Meevey - Dengel
Louis BH. Dengel
Kodak
John G. Kaiser
Rexall
Masonic
Martha Venard
Garney Lee
Roy Edgar Swank
University of Kansas Medical Center
Roy Edgar
Ramah L. (Stoffer) Swank
H. R. Swank
Bertram Stoffer
C. Curtis
Mary Swank
Kirkwood
McVey Denger Mortuary
Leo Sanden
U. S. Bonds
Exide
Porter-Spear's Agency
Som Porter
George Spears
C. A. Myers & Son
Centropolis
Overbrook
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Ottawa Market
Wilson
Anderson County
Neill George
Waverly
Waverly Sale Pavilion
Yatea Center
Tewart & Son
Harold
Albert
Geo. L. Aubern
Bladore
Was
H. W. Lee
Franklin Co
Ben Printy
N. Mat
Mra
Amel Hjorth
West
Malott Hardware & Appliances
Organization of Safe
Maussings
In ByOran
William Overton
J. Dean Nossinger
Clarence T. Rich
Warbliizer
Saunders
Pontiac
N. Main
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