Briefs corrects drunk driving blotter error and local notices
The Herald corrects an item listing George Arthur Smith as arrested for drunk driving, stating the Feb. 22 blotter entry was in error and the Feb. 24 Police Court action was dismissed. Obituary notices inform J. T. Gilby’s sons of his Belton, Missouri death. Local items include a $25 bond for Vic-c-at James W. Comer on speeding, a drunk and disturbing the peace arrest for Jay Ellis, and a bean supper by the Ottawa Auxiliary Police to fund uniforms.
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the Herald
George Arthur Smith
S. Mulberry
Smith
Winton A. Winter
James W. Comer
Overland Park
North Main
Comer
Jay Ellis
Ottawa Auxiliary Police
Masonic Hall
APD
Nutritionist Talk Promised For Garfield School
A nutritionist Mrs Elma Ibsen will speak at Garfield School on Sunday March 2 starting at 1 p m The program benefits Cub Scouts masters den mothers and others with talks like Eating for Fun Prettier Girls and Better Athletes The event is part of a Tuberculosis and Health Association service aimed at schools and civic groups in Franklin County.
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Elma Ibsen
Garfield School
Tbsen
Ibsen
Tuberculosis and Health Association
Franklin County
Ottawa City
Lions
Sertoma Clube
Marine Cpl
Harold FE. Crockett
Richson
H. A. Crocmond
Ottawa Kett
Route 2
Rotary Club
Lane
Philippines
Sacred Heart Parochial School
Double Bake Two Meat Loaves For Later Use
A kitchen tip suggests baking two meat loaves at once. Serve one hot and refrigerate the other to garnish for a later supper buffet with scalloped potatoes casserole.
Businessman Killed In Moonshine Raid
Covington Tennessee Federal agents shot and killed a prominent businessman during a raid on a moonshine still near the Mississippi River. C L Shoal Jr 40 a furniture store partner and mayoral cousin was killed. Four others were arrested at the scene. Robert Stone and William Griffin of the Federal Alcohol Tax Unit said they raided a 400 gallon still after a tip. Shoaf is survived by his widow and five children.
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Covington
Tenn
Mississippi River
C. L. Shoal Jr
Wiliam A. Shoaf
Robert Stone
William Griffin
Federal Alcohol Tax Unit
Shoaf
Bake With Cheese Creased Eggs Under Parmesan Broil
Creamed eggs are baked in a shallow dish, then Parmesan is sprinkled on top and broiled until browned. Serve with buttered toast for a simple, savory breakfast or light meal.
Sunday Nights Of Outreach Presents Across Nations
A panel of foreign students from Ottawa University will speak in their rooms and perform music at a First Methodist Church gathering. Ednita Gonzaga of the Philippines will sing a solo, with a vocal trio and devo led by Rath Bemmel. A film series and child care will accompany the discussion, with sessions March 2 and March 23 featuring The Right Start and Kings.
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Ottawa University
First Methodist Church
Ednita Gonzaga
Philippines
Velva Chen
Thailand
Francis Okediji
Nigeria
Lily Feng
Formosa
Juan Vidal
Spain
Old Department
Cliff Reynolds
Intof Kings
Death of Mrs Myrtle E Smith 72 Ottawa Native
Mrs Myrtle E Smith 72 Ottawa resident died at Cedar House nursing home yesterday evening. Widow of Clyde Smith she was born in Iowa to E W and Rose Engel. She worked as a secretary and was a Federated Church member. Surviving are two nieces and two nephews. Services Sunday at Lamb Funeral Home at 3:30 p.m. Burial in Beloit Wisconsin. Friends requested to omit flowers.
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Myrtle E. Smith
Ottawan
Cedar
Clyde Smith
Smith
Iowa
E. W
Rose Engel
Iliott
Ottawa
Myrtle E
J. Clyde Smith
Lamb Funeral Home
Beloit
Wis
Tax Law Change Little Seen in 1957 Legislation
Shawnee County Assessor John Towle says the state intangible tax law change is nearly worthless. He notes that all items taxable in 1957 remain taxable and exemptions persist. The changes affect definitions of monies, land credits, listing methods, and verification processes, and require listing of big intangibles with a signed form. Towle emphasizes the form is the same as last year and guards taxpayers from fears of broad accusations of falsity.
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Topeka
Shawnee County
John Towle
Towle
Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals This Week
R O Ferguson admitted from 735 North Mulberry. Mrs Ella Greenfield of 609 King admitted Friday. Births include Mr and Mrs Jerle Currant of Wellsville with a daughter born Friday weighing 5 pounds 15 ounces. Mrs Frank Spooner of 521 Maple dismissed today.
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R. O. Ferguson
N. Mulberry
Ella Greenfield
King
Jerle Currant
Wellsville
Frank Spooner
Wily Rodent Finally Caught
Rudolph the rat, blamed for grounding a United Air Lines Convair in Chicago, was trapped with an apple after 24 failed traps. Exterminator Charles O Hare used a special pistol as a last resort, but 25 traps captured the rodent, ending the aircraft delay and easing health concerns.
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Chicago
Rudolph
Rudlph
United Air Lines
Charles W. O'Hare
O'Hare
January 1958 traffic deaths lowest in six years
CHICAGO The National Safety Council reports the nation began 1958 with the lowest January traffic fatality rate in six years at 2730, down from 2625 in 1952. Reduction noted across 21 states with notable drops in New Hampshire Vermont Utah Arkansas North Carolina Delaware Missouri Kentucky Connecticut Illinois Wisconsin Texas Indiana South Carolina Nevada Mississippi Michigan Virginia Arizona California West Virginia. Local church notices list service times across multiple congregations including Wesleyan Methodist First Baptist Trinity Methodist and others with morning worship and Sunday school schedules.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
New Hampshire
Vermont
Utah
Arkansas
North Carolina
Delaware
Missouri
Kentucky
Iinois
Wisconsin
Texas
Indiana
South Carolina
Nevada
Mississippi
Michigan
Virginia
Arizona
California
West Virginia
Can't Anticipate School Revenues
TOPEKA. Attorney General John Anderson ruled that school districts cannot anticipate state aid in budgeting until the Legislature provides it. The 1958 session killed a sales tax distribution bill that would have allocated about 25 million dollars for high school and elementary aid for 1958-59. Anderson said districts must wait for the necessary legislation before planning next year's budgets.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Sesson
Anderson
Local church services and pastors listed
A fragment lists worship times and pastors for multiple churches including Mexican Church at 17 King, Manuel Pa checo pastor with Sunday school and services. Church of The Brethren at 9th and Main with Gerald Messe pastor. Faith Bible at 621 N Poplar with RH D Clayton pastor. Grace Episcopal at Locust and Sth with John B Ewelgart rector. morning and evening worship times, Bible school, youth groups, and midweek services.
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Faith Gutheran
Ray. W. Lohmeyer
Walther League
Assembly of God
B. R Harris
Bethany Obnape
Baptist
Ind
Fop Lay
William Batley
Church of the Nazarene
Kim
jAnttens
V. Oddo
King
Manuel Pacheco
Faith Bible
N. Poplar
D. Clayton
Bible School
Grace Episcopal
John B. Ewelgart
Church of the Brethren
Gerald Messe
Negro Enters Alabama Race for Lieutenant Governor
Perry L. Thompson of Bessemer qualified for the Democratic primary on May 6 becoming the first Black candidate for statewide office in 56 years. The race also includes Arthur B. Tiddeman of Birmingham seeking the Jefferson County House seat. Thompson runs a public relations firm and was a radio announcer and former prize fighter known as Tiger Thompson.
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Montgomery
Ala
Perry L. Thompson
Bessemer
Arthur B. Tiddleman
Birmingham
Jefferson County
Thompson
Tiger Thompson
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Sack
Fred Gilby
J. T. Gilby
Belton
Dairy Queen
Leroy Crouse
Oak
Richard Pointer
St. Helena
Calif
Julia Pointer
Pointer
Harrry Gilliland
John Wiedmann
Rockwood Drive
Gilliland
Garfield P.T.A
Stan Johnson
Shamrock
Tex
Stacey
Fuller Construction Co
Clifford Blunt
Kansas City
J. A. Blunt
Harold Letchworth
Blunt
Wadsworth Veterans Hospital
Boy Scouts of America
Kaw Council
Kas
Kaw
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Wyoming
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Martyn Durbin
Milo Hewitt
R. F. Lollar
Charles Queen
Ralph E. Page
Towner's Chapel
WNEA
Ait Lhafel
Fogle Quarry
Convair
Chicago Board of Health
North Baper
Oak and Wilson
Jerry
Ace Jeague
Tyler
Church Directory
Church of Christ
Ser
Wesleyan Methodist
N. Main
Wayne E. Caldwell
Scholl
C. E. Andrewa
Christian Science Society
Bickory
BP. m
First Baptist
4Th and
Hickory
Roger Fredrikson
Trinity Methodist
Charles W. Gross
NSC
First Christian
Gor- Calvary Baptist
Bidon D. Miller
Rainiater
Gser- Weber
Christian Junior Fellowship
Wiliam Ward
Sacred Heart Catholic
4Th and Cedar
St. Paul A. M. E
Edwin M. O'Neal
United Presbyterian
God and Walnut
M. Todd Macdonald
Free Methodist
N. Oak
Earl Fuller
Nicholas Herman
Paris
Brother Lawrence
Keen Radio & TV
S. Main
SUN
N. Maint
JMB
Tp. m
United Service Iast
Methodiat
Ath
Charles P. Knight
Alabama
Kramer
Jayne Mansfield
Ren
Jessie Royce Landis
Robert Hetth Aqbinson
Eff Donnell
Sand
Ron Goburn - Patrick
Wenny Hiller
Horder A
Aricr
Tow and Jerry
Eva Gabor
Reve Vor
OGM
Leon
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