Herald officers and guests attend installation
Kenneth Andrews Glen Ainsworth and Tony Van Tweer joined Herald directors during a Saturday installation. Owen Shofner retires as vice president and Charlie Moore as president. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Perkins of Emporia. Perkins spoke briefly after the ceremony.
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Kenneth Andrews
Herald Office
Glen Ainsworth
Tony Vantweert
Leiden
Ing
Owen Shofner
Charlie Moore
Retir Ling
Elvin Perkins
Emporia
Perkins
Lyndon and Overbrook obituaries and Rotary notes
Obituaries for Mrs Rose Bellows How ard age 83 of Lyndon and William Montague Orchard 74 of Overbrook were announced with funerals at Lyndon and Overbrook Methodist churches and interments at Lyndon cemetery and Valley Brook Cemetery. Rotary reports cover Girls State at Lawrence with Kay Crites Susie Parker and club leadership changes. Also noted is law bar exam passage by James Logan Quenemo and a Memphis party visiting the Lake of the Ozarks with Rev Wegener family.
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Willard Johnson
Pasadena
Calif
Robert Vann
S. Locust
Humboldt
James Stovall
Vann
Etta Willis
Kansas City
Mary B. Allen
Claude Edwards
William Batley
Rose Bellows Howard
Lyndon
Lyndon Methodist Church
Lyndon Cemetery
William Montague Orchard
Overbrook
Overbrook Methodist Church
Valley Brook Cemetery
Kay Crites
Susie Parker
Rotary Club
Lawrence
Duff Wagoner
Baldwin
Russell Crites
Ottawa
O. R. Norman
Robert B. Anderson
Hospital Notes Admits Five Patients Yesterday and Today
Admitted Ira Adams rt 3 and Mrs Ora Cloon 503 N Mulberry yesterday. Also Mrs Clarence Milton 804 N Cedar Mrs George Ledom 1212 W 7th Ted Beauchamp Pomona and Mrs Claude Aubrey rt 1 today. Dismissed Terry Lee Burnett 316 S Oak pecteriag and Mrs Claude Aubrey rt 1 today.
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Ira Adams
Rt. 3
Ora Cloon
N. Mulberry
Clarence Milton
N. Cedar
George Ledom
W. 7Th
Ted Beauchamp
Pomona
Claude Aubrey
Rt. 1
Terry Lee Burnett
S. Oak
Soldier Gets Death Sentence for Airman Killing
In Waco, Texas, M. Sgt. Marion Washington of Fort Hood was condemned by an all white, all male jury to die in the electric chair for the murder of Airman A J C Poole, 23, of Spartanburg, as Poole protected his fiancée during a nighttime confrontation near a road.
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Waco
Tex
Jover’s Lane
Marion Washington
Ft. Hood
A. J. C. Henry Poole
Fof
Spartanburg
S. C
Poole
El Dorado Vote on Sewage Plant
El Dorado voters will decide tomorrow on floating a one million dollar bond to finance a new sewage treatment plant for the city.
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el Dorado
Eas
Deaths in Ottawa Area Bring Obituary Notices Across Page
Frederick Ralph McNabb 58 Grand Prairie Texas native of Galesburg Kansas died this month after working at Chance Vought aircraft. Survived by widow Thelma Koch McNabb daughter Mrs Lloyd Ferris son Jerry Dean Navy. two sisters Mabel Davis Tulsa. C D Buckles Tulsa. two grandchildren. Funeral at First Methodist Grand Prairie. interment Southland Memorial. Edna S Blair 86 Ottawa native died in Birmingham Alabama. Survived by two daughters and two sons. niece and nephew J R Huderson and F Harris Ottawa. Charles Gorham 82 former Ottawa resident died in Lawrence convalescent home. Lived in Garden City 1906-1934, Princeton 1941, Ottawa 194? for 13 years. Former Kansas legislator 1916-1920. Survived by wife, daughter Mrs M V McBeth Lawrence, and three sons Samuel L Turon Don, plus others.
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Frederick
Ralph McNabb
Grand Prairie
Texas
J. R. McNabb
Richmond
Galesburg
Kas
Guthrie
Okla
Chance, Vought
Thelma Koch
Otshawa
Walter Kochland
Koch
Fredonia
Lloyd Ferris
Jerry Dean McNabb
U. S. Navy
San Diego
Mabel Davis
Houston
C. D. Buckles
Tulsa
Edna S. Blair
Ottawa
Birmingham
Ala
Blair
R. A. Harris
Alabama
Florida
J. R. Huderson
F. Harris
Charles Gorham
Lawrence
Garden City
Princeton
M. V. Mc‘Beth
Gorham
Kansas
McBeth
Samuel L
Turon
Don
Sale Dates Co. C. A. Myers & Son
Centropolis firm Myers and Son advertise sale dates with contact numbers 918 or 17 Ottawa Route 4 for inquiries and viewing arrangements.
Gorham and Downs Rites Held In Community Funeral
Charles Gorham funeral set for Friday at 10 30 a m with Rev Albert G Parker officiating and graveside services at 2 p m in Princeton Kansas. Mary Ellen Downs 84 died in Sioux Falls. Survivors include two sons Harry and Roy, seven brothers and one sister. Funeral Friday 2 p m at Ottawa Nazarene Church with interment in Highland Cemetery.
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Ald
Wadsworth
David C
Denver
J. R. Shipley
Paris
France
Earl Gorham
Kansas City
Charles Gorham
Rumsey Funeral
Lawrence
Albert G. Parker
Princeton
Kansas
Mary E. Downs
Mary Ellen Downs
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Lamb Funeral Home
Argos
Ind
Charlie Downs
Harry Downs
Roy Downs
Tulsa
Okla
Richmond
Downs
Ottawa
Ottawa Nazarene ‘Church
J. R. Smith
Highland Cemetery
Forecast Weekend Death Toll From Traffic Set At 360
The National Safety Council forecast a July Fourth weekend death toll of 360 from automobile traffic incidents. The projection, issued today, reflects expected fatalities nationwide during the holiday period.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Wheat Market Moves Higher on Trade Board
Wheat firmed on the board of trade after early weakness, with rye and oats dragged by crop prospects. Soybeans rose on local stocks and late July commitments. Rain in the harvest region aided wheat while corn advanced on near term export hopes to Austria.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Austria
Markets At A Glance New York Stocks Trade Quiet
Markets at a glance show stocks lower in quiet trading. Bonds lower with converts declining. Cotton steady with light dealing. Chicago wheat irregularly higher and fairly active. Corn strong on export demand. Oats steady with good crop prospects. Hogs steady to 25 cents higher, top 21.00. Cattle steady to 50 up, top 125.00.
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Chicago
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