Ottawa News Briefs Roundup Of Local Items
Several Ottawa neighborhood items appear with notices on meetings, bets, and events. Highlights include a Jolly Juniors 4-H safety talk and a funeral in Pleasanton for Samuel L. O’Hair, a Milwaukee man arrested in a veterans aid case, and bond posts for Edward Echelberger. Jayhawk 4-H programs, TV interviews, and school activities at Paola and Ottawa are noted along with tag deadline reminders for 1955 license plates and upcoming meetings in Paola and Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Boyce
Edward J. Echel
Theberger
Davenport
Echelberger
Paola High School
Stu
Dents
Gatien
De Molay Elects New Officers in Franklin County
De Molay Chapter elected officers last evening with Don Sexton presiding. New officers named are Gary Hornbuckle master councilor Dennis Conger senior councilor Larry Forsythe junior councilor Appointive officers will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County de Molay
Don Sexton
Gary Hornbuckle
Dennis Conger
Larry Forsythe
Will
Baby Born In Car Jail Terms For Four Girls Who Staged Kidnap Hoax
A fragmented report notes a baby birth to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bond at 720 S. Poplar. The item lists dismissed cases, births and visitors, with names including Mrs. Dunn, Mrs. Senter, Mrs. Fabert, Mrs. Elliott and others, and mentions advisory council members and shrine club support at a De Molay event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bond
Robert Dunn
Carl Senter
Donald Fabert
W. E. Elliott
Deaths and disturbances in Kansas and nearby states
Six cars of a Rock Island freight train derailed near Jennings Kansas. Mrs Helen Scovill of Lane died at 75 after a Franklin county residence. Vera Evelyn Potter, a Denver mother, delivered a baby in a car with help from police. Four Newton high school girls pled guilty to a false kidnapping hoax near Independence Iowa, drawing jail time and apologies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen H. Scovill
Helen E. Scovill
Franklin County
Lane Methodist Church
George Bolcourt
Lane Cemetery
Jennings
Kas
Rock Island
Goodland
Helen Scovill
Helen EB. Scovill
Lane
John Albert Chamberlin
Williamsburg
Albert Scovill
Methodist Church
Robert Mills
Wthel Hanshew
Paola
Denver
Vera Evelyn Potter
Virgil
St. Francis, Kas
Newton
George Damman
Edward Jensma
Homer L. Davis
Here
Floyd Huggins
Luis Davis
Janeane Fahrney
Gloria Jensma
Miss Davis
Newton, Iowa
Lois Davis
Judith Damman
Gloria Jangma
Independence
New York Judge Upholds Santee Injunction
New York Supreme Court today upheld the AAU injunction suspending Lt Wes Santee for life over alleged improper expenses. Justice Levey set March 15 for trial after the State Appellate Court affirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Santee
Irvingficer
L. Levey
New York States
Milwaukee
Supreme Court Today
Wes Santee
AAU
Kansas
Young Marine Office
Levey
Waterfowl land purchases expand across six states
The Migratory Bird Conservation Commission approved buying 3,760 acres in six states to fill gaps in the nation’s waterfowl conservation program. Santee’s attorney Charles P challenged the authority of the committee to suspend a runner for life, while Mindeleeke and Grimes raised concerns over expenses tied to the Quivira Refuge in Kansas and hunting clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington i
Migratory Bird Conservation Commission
Santee
Charles P
AAU
Uthe
Mindeleeke
Duck Grimes
Kansas
L Agal
Ottawa Kansas election proclamation for 1956 mayor primary and general
City of Ottawa Kansas declares a March 20 1956 primary to nominate a mayoral candidate with potential cancellation if insufficient contenders and an April 3 1956 general municipal election. Voting 8 am to 7 pm at specified wards and precincts with listed polling places and officials. Also notices probate hearing for Edna Dunn estate with executor Perry Dunn and required appearance by March 31 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Robe
Ottawa
Kansas
Kansans
Wits
Lincoln School
Massasoft
Dennis Auto Company
East
2Nd
Franklin County Court House
Carnegie Free Library
Main Ste
Ottawa University
Polles
City Hall
Federated Church
Std
Malin Sts
Eugene Field
Tremont Fourth Ward
Kansas Loan Company
W. Tecumagh
Donald R. Capper
Laat
Frankin County
Edna Dunn
Perry Dunn
Hangan
Perry Duyn
B. Pierson
Hog Found Dead In Barrel Of Mash In Oklahoma
In Okemah Oklahoma a 300 pound hog named Pete was discovered dead inside a barrel of mash. The incident led officials to an illegal moonshine still but no operators were found at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okemah
Okla
Pete
Agricultural Commodities Mixed Report From Market
The note lists crops and prices including Ori vegeee Wheat Barley Soybeans Rye Yellow Corn White Corn Oats with small figures. It mentions straight run graded heavy and light hens and a butterfat line. No clear event or entities present.
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. F. Harris
Plone Herald Office
Trean
Bob Conaty
Jolly Juniors
Homewood
Pleasanton
Samuel L. O'Hair
Q. 1E
Creviston
John C. Haggerty
Wis
Justice Court
Baldwin
Art Jensen
Ployment
Cedar House
Emery Green
Jayhawk 4-H Club
Art Jenison
Bob County
Jay Barrington
Jess Pratt
Wdaf-Tv
N. Locust
Pratt
Morrow
Kansas City
Jay
Paplaj
Brown
Paola Board of Education
Francisco
Milo
Salb
Hewitt
Hutchinson
Maxine F. Buckley
Stanley
Buckley
Barbara Craig
U. S. Poplar
James .Craig
Jimmie Beauchamp
Kansas State College
Pomona
Farm House
Beverly Barnett
van Zilehall
Fred S. Buckels
Burbank
Calif
Liberty Community Club
Loula BH
Dengel
Electrolux
de Molay
Car
Timi Ful
James
Ward Burlingham
Dale Hird
Princeton
Topeka
Grand Masonic Lodge of
Jwsus Raffelock
Joe Henning
L. A. Wilson
Louis Dengel
W. H. Douglas
The
Peoples National Will
the Peoples National
FDIC
Pas Oflawa
Legals
Lamb Funeral Home
Reading Funeral Directons and Sare
Lifetime
Anchor Savings On Loan Association
William Overton
Kansas City, Kansas
J, Dean Nofsinger
Ori
Sale
Centropolis
Misa Helen Thompson
South Willow
Neill George
Waverly
Mares Sale
Woottey
Malvern
Albert Stewart & Son Farm
Albert
Harold
Franklin County Sate Co
Wison
Locust
Mra
Basdale
Witrow Bt
Printy & Son
Ben Printy “Cap
Main
Richard P. Lewis
N. Sycae More
Healy Bihla
Rere Tel Coe
Hana
Bia Teluci Sims
Ae Lede
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