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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1956

Page

5

News From Rantoul Social Ties Report

Mrs. Gale Gilbert notes weekend visits from Mulvane family and Ottawa guests at the Reddicks, plus locals and relatives at Gale Gilbert home. Mercy Hospital patient Rosella Hubbard and Esther Vink care, with Rantoul Cafe opening under Esther Vink. A B Y F party honored at Ralph Bloomer home with 16 attendees.

Eldon McKeon Fame Ing Jim James Nancy Payne Kan'Seymour Ernest Sas City Dunn Fannie Seymour Jim Galerie Seymour Gilbert Pennsylvania J. R. Payne George Pope Ottawa Grant Catterson Ida Crean Agnes Simes Colorado Hame Atesiene Everett Gilbert Brice Topeka Rosella Hubbard Robert Hubbard Gale Gilbert Tered Mercy Hospital Kansas City Carmen Grimm Rantoul Cafe Calvin Grimm Mercy Hospi Esther Vink Norma Grimm Tal Jimmie Seymour C. E. Bloomer Ralph Bloomer Vernon Bloomer Mauden N. C

Lane Newsnotes of family visits and trips in Ozarks

Lane notices a flurry of visits and travels. C C Burns family returns home from the Ozarks. Lucille Banks and Elizabeth Barkdoll visit Eddie O Conner. Athletics game in Kansas City. Marshall Allen family from Ottawa visits Albert Allen. Virgil Phillips of Kansas City stops in Lane to pick up Theresa Brownlee. W M Christian buys Sadie Miller home. Eddie O Connor attends dinner for Bernita Chaney and O Connor, both born June 27. Earl Porter family vacation in Bronson with Russell Robb daughters. Jim Van Horn Osawatomie visits Lottie Burnett and Alvina Banks. B F Brownlee hosts Joe Luther from Topeka and Donald Higdon from Homewood. Eddie O Connor visits Clarence Day. Jerry Triplett hosts Art Holland family from De Soto. Hy Kelley and sons James and Jack return from Ozarks.

Virgil Phillips Kansas City Lane Ozarks John Brownlee Theresa W. M. Christian Sadie Miller Eddie O'Connor Earl Vohs Paola Bernita Chaney O'Connor Earl Porter Bronson Russell Robb Jim van Horn Osawatomie Lottie Burnett Alvina Banks B. F. Brownlee Joe Luther Fot Topeka Donald Higdon Homewood Clarence Day Home Jerry Triplett Art Holland DeSoto Hy Kelley James Jack

Oklahoma census shows rise in state attendance figures

State Supt. Oliver Hodge announced the 1956-57 school census reached 493 927 students, an eight thousand seven hundred fifty nine increase traced to population growth in Oklahoma City Tulsa and Comanche counties. Ottawa Overland Sunflower Village and Useless families listed among voice of local residents.

E. M. Swanson Ray Bloomer Art Hagelin Ottawa Claude Bloomer Overland Oklahoma City Okla Park Jim Bloomerhoma Sunflower Village Ralph Bloomer Carl _ . Bloomer Larry Bicker Oliver Hodge Robert McGilbray William J. Thomas, Jr Tulsa Comanche Counties Ralph Bloom Oklahoma County

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