Ottawa News Briefs and Local Notices Digest
Public notices from Ottawa include a death telegram for Bu ford Jones in Los Angeles to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Silvey. Rods mention a music concert by Raymond Stuht in the university auditorium and Hawkins Grange meeting with insurance discussion. Local items cover parking citations, junior high party plans, and weather notes. Obituaries include Mrs. M. R. Shoger’s family and Lyman Brindle with funeral details and burial plans.
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J. M. Silvey
Mason St
Buford Jones
Los Angeles
Raymond Stuht
Ottawa Police
New Hospital Notes List Admits and Births in Town
New member Ada Price of Williamsburg and others admitted to Royal Neigh Hospital. Births include Charles Ybarra at 717 E Lincoln a Sunday boy weighing 8 lb 2 oz and Alfred Beets at 1246 Main a Sunday girl weighing six lb. Dismissals listed for Rick Perry Wellsville Rita s and Carolyn Domnanish Princeton and others. Visits noted for Mrs R Chester Roberts of Hamilton weekend guest of Miss Lola Sloan en route from Boulder Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Price
Williamsburg
Earl Gordon
Weir
Kas
H. G. Benton
Route 3
Susie Kirkland
Charles Ybarra
E. Lincoln
Alfred Beets
Main
Rick Perry
Wellsville
Rita] S
Carolyn Domnanish
Princeton
Linda Finch
Rantowl
Emma Johnson
Ash
Evan Lloyd
R. B. Shoemaker
Rantoul
Gotthard Bear
N. Cherry
Margaret Ashton
Hickory
Ewing Fritts
EH. Wilson
Warren Vincent
William A. Burgoon
R. Chester Roberts
Hamilton
N. Y
Lola Sloan
Boulder
Colo
Marriage Licenses Reported for Four Couples
Four couples listed for licenses include Billy Gene McCoy 18 of Lawrence and Judith Ilene Shirk 15 of Lawrence, Raymond E. McConnell 23 of Wellsville and Bonnie J. Detwiler 19 of Centropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Gene McCoy
Lawrence
Judith Ilene Shirk
Raymond
E. McConnell
Wellsville
Bonnie J. Detwiler
Centropolis
Adams Infant dies. funeral held in Williamsburg
Kathy Marie Adams six month old daughter of Eugene and Opal Shores Adams died at Ransom Memorial hospital after a illness. Funeral services were held today at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev Roger Fredrikson officiating and burial in Mt Hope cemetery Williamsburg. Survivors include her parents two sisters the grandparents and great grandparents. Evangelists Taylor brothers Charlie and Laurie along with other Ottawan churches will conduct a United Crusade in Ottawa March 10 through 18 at Memorial Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Edward Brindle
Pomona
Ransom Memorial Hospital
John L
Elizabeth Byxbe Brindle
Dessa Seyler
Bina Hasty
Vern Wiss
Pilot Rock
Dre
George Hull
Waverly
Clarence Jarey
Gardner
Charles Brindle
Kansas City
Central Methodist Church
Central Cemetery
The
Lamb Funeral Home
Earl/ Adams
Princeton
Shores
Carl Adams
Taylor Brothers
Charlie
Jeft
Laurie
Ottawa
Memorial Auditorium
United Crusade
Taylors
Laurie Taylor
Petty Larceny Arrest and Public Sale Notice
Frank Carl Strafuss of route 3 was arrested Saturday for petty larceny, charged with stealing items valued at 2.06 from the Peace Food Center. in police court he pled guilty and Judge Myron Steere fined 25. Harold E. Yost announces a public sale including the farm, one mile north and four and a half miles west on Sand Creek Road, Friday March 15 at 11 a.m.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Sand Creek Road
Frank Carl Strafuss
Route 3
Peace Food Center
Myron Steere
Harold E. Yost
Funeral services for Mrs Shull and Mrs Whitworth
Funeral services were held March 2 for Mrs. Ned Shull who died Feb 28 at Towner's Funeral Chapel conducted by Dr W A Elliott with pallbearers Harry Brink Robert S Hill William Becker Julius Raffelock W L Pickering and M L Sellers. Burial was in Highland cemetery. Mrs Dewey Whitworth died Feb 27 and her services were at Lamb Funeral Home March 2 with Rev Bennie Harris Rev J R Smith officiating pallbearers C J Kells E T Towe Aaron Marconett Gene Ward Guy Deskins Theron Cole with hymns sung by Mrs Bonnie Harris and Mrs Rex Darcy accompaniment by Mrs E E Haley burial also in Highland cemetery.
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Army Mothers Club
Eastern Star
Rebekahs
True Kindred
Highland Cemetery
Array Unveils Missile Power at White Sands Show
White Sands Proving Ground, N. M. Army displayed its guided missile batteries in a televised event. Nike interceptors and other missiles demolished targets on distant mountains, with Corporal, Honest John, Little John, and Dart models in action.
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White Sands Proving Ground
N. M
Recital by Miss Carol Tulloss at First Baptist Church
A large audience of OSU students and townspeople attended an organ recital by Miss Carol Tulloss, a fine arts student, yesterday afternoon. She demonstrated solid technique and musicianship in Bach and Mendelssohn pieces and contemporary works. A reception at Prof and Mrs Edgar Kerr home followed, with about 20 guests including Mr and Mrs Stuart Pady and daughter Helen from Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. U
Carol Tulloss
First Baptist Church
Tulloss
Mendelssohn
Edgar Kerr
Stuart Pady
Helen
Manhattan
MacArthur In Perfect Health Reported After Illness
New York dispatch reports General Douglas MacArthur in perfect condition after a monthlong illness described as a virus. Authorities note no lingering symptoms and expect full duties to resume soon.
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MacArthur
New York
Douglaz
Special Registration Notice to Ottawa Electors Kansas
Special registration notice for Ottawa voters outlines registration open hours from March 4 to March 8, 1957, with last day closing at 10 PM. It details eligibility, need to re register if moving or changing name, and directs in person registration at City Hall with special arrangements for sick or disabled individuals. City Clerk Donall BR Capper署
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Ottawa
Kansas
State of
Aaid City
Oretreat Timber
Kansay
Donall BR Capper
Cod fishing boat lost off Kuriles with 17 aboard
The 78 ton Aimatsu Marui with 17 crew members is believed to have gone down off the northern Kurile Islands after not being heard from since Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kushiro
Japan
Kurilei Islands
Maritime Safety Board
Eisenhower Faces Debate Over His Quiet Role Abroad
Washington reports split views on how active President Eisenhower is during a Georgia quail hunt and golf trip. Some say his away-from-Washington stay limits leadership on the Middle East crisis, while others insist he stays just as informed and influential through close contact with aides and officials. The discussion centers on authority to use troops and foreign aid issues during his absence.
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Washington
Georgia
Eisenhower
Treasury
Humphrey
Israel
United Nations
Fed
Middle East
Alirarm
Saudi Arabia
Saud
Dia
Nehru
Hag
Banic
France
Guy Mollet
Humphrey Plantation
Senate
White House
Dulles
South Tle
National survey to map farm crop plans
Washington The Agriculture Department conducts a nationwide survey to determine farmers planting plans for the year. Results to be released March 18 will influence markets and seeding operations, guiding federal crop control programs and enabling farmers to adjust their practices.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jay Ellis
Grange
Hawkins Grange
Hawkins School
J. P. Barnes
Olathe
Bors
M. R. Shoger
Harry Loyd
O. L. Breckenridge
J. G. Lytle
Harriet Seymour
Europe
Walter Schwarz
Worden
Douglas County
Lan Inch
Mart Ymas
H. F. Hutchinson
Dean Holle
Franklin County
Lyman E, Brindle
Royal Neigh
Louis H. Dengel
Glen E. Jones
Porter Spears
Tom Porter
George Spears
Massey-Harris
Massey- Harris
Woods Brother
John Deere
International
Auct
Chuck Stewart and Son
First National Bank
Lamb Guneral Home
Brindle
Lyman Edward
Miss Tulloss
Legals
Associated Press
Cairo
Helmy Bahgat Badawi
Suez Canal Authority
Badawi
Suez Canal Authhority
Egypt
Bern
Switzerland
New Delhi
U. S
Ellsworth Bunker
Rajendra Prasad
Aeneas Caeee
Mendaco
Harry
Harry Smith Auto Supply
Herald
Colbern
Smith
Whiteham
TradeMar
Mark March
Anchor Savings & Loan Association
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance ‘Corporation
Anqghor
ANCOR
Organization of Safe Saving
Kansas City, Kansas
J. Dean Nossinger
North American Building
D. William Overton
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