Funeral Service Details For Local Resident In Ottawa
A local Ottawa one who had been an invalid the past 12 years funeral services were conducted with Rev Wayne E Caldwell officiating assisted by Rev R C Libhart Survivors include four daughters Mrs Jake Vohs Paola Mrs John Hart and Mrs Orest Jones Louisburg and Mrs Doudna four sons Floy Kern Paola Wayne Kern Kansas City Edwin Kern Drexel Mo and James Kern Louisburg 19 grandchildren three great grandchildren three sisters and three brothers.
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Wayne E. Caldwell
R. C. Libhart
Jake Vohs
Paola
John Hart
Orest Jones
Louisburg
Doudna
Floy Kern
Minnie Michael
Centropolis
Orpha Chowning
Topeka
Elsie Wingert
Lawrence
Fanny Beachler
Rosa Gish
Modesto
Ralph Peterson
Arkansas
Carl
Hallie
Noah
Verinon
Henry
Ottawa
Betty Coffelt
Houston
Tex
Sarah Bradshaw
Colorado Springs
Ida Sink
Laura Sink
Kansas City
Kas
Old German Baptist
Willow Springs
Pleasant Grove
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Hereford and cattle sale and Kansas gathering brief
News briefs note piano tuning by Jay Ellis in 1973 R, social dinners in Kansas City, a registered Brown Swiss bull purchase, Army PFC Howard L Fowler’s field training in France, an Eastern Kansas Hereford Association spring sale in Paola with 49 head, state livestock convention in Wichita, and Red Cross water safety instructor course starting at Wilson Field House tonight with senior eligibility.
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Army
Howard L. Fowler
C. E. Fowler
Route 2
Pomona
Metz
France
Fowler
Appanoose High School
Eastern Kansas Hereford Association
Paola
C. H. Peckman
B. L. Stratton
Ottawa
Masse - Zellner
Lenexa
L. G. Wilson
Louisburg
K. C. Sandy
Centerville
Red Cross
Wilson Field House
Life Saving Certificate Training and Local Notices
Gilbert Gribble, Red Cross instructor from St. Louis, will lead a life saving class assisted by University coaches Dick Peters and Bill Frear. Don Brown, Franklin County agricultural agent, to speak on Oats for Silage on WIBW TV at 12 15 p m Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Lyle Grier travel to Kansas City for the Farmers Union Jobbing Association meeting. 4 H leaders met for a home improvement leadership training. David Kelsey called to active Air Force duty, reporting to Lackland AFB in two weeks. Mrs Lydia Green of Ottawa in Bethany Hospital Room 437 Kansas City. Dr Oliver Hasselblad, missionary to India, arrives on furlough to Ottawa. his family and Ottawa University students are mentioned.
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Gilbert Gribble
Red Cross
St. Louis
Dick Peters
Bill Frear
Don Brown
Franklin County
Wibw-Tv
Topeka
K. C
Lyle Grier
Kansas City
Grier
Farmers Union Jobbing Association
David Kelsey
Air Force
Lackland Afb
San Antonio
Tex
New York City
Princeton University
Oliver Hasselblad
India
Ottawa
Hasselblad
Wyva
Marva
Ottawa University
Carl
Ottawa seniors preview class play in assembly
The senior class at Ottawa high school staged a preview of the class play this morning with participants Linda Schwarz Morgan Williams Jeanean Harvey Iva Kay Jones Neil Blakeman Joel Berglund Larry Forsythe Marilyn Irwin Patsy Cupp Joy Rodgers Dennis Smith Carol Day Marie Keelin and F D Hull. Ottawa police issued eight parking citations Saturday including five for overtime parking and one each for Main Street after 1 am restricted zone and double parking. Jesse Edwin Reid 57 Los Angeles posted a $15 bond to appear Thursday for passing without clearance. Edward Deckok 42 East Eighth pleaded not guilty to being drunk in public and bond was set at $50 for a March 16 hearing.
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Ottawa High School
Linda Schwarz
Morgan Williams
Jeanean Harvey
Iva Kay Jones
Neil Blakeman
Joel Berglund
Larry Forsythe
Marilyn Irwin
Patsy Cupp
Joy Rodgers
Dennis Smith
Carol Day
Marie Keelin
F. D. Hull
Ottawa
Jesse Edwin Reid
Los Angeles
Calif
Highway Patrol
Reid
Edward Decock
East Eighth
Myron Steere
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Jagnow
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Jagnow who died Saturday will be held Tuesday at 1 p m in the Methodist church at Potwin Kansas. The funeral party will drive overland tomorrow morning and burial will follow in McGill cemetery Potwin. Friends may call at Lamb Funeral Home where the casket will be open this afternoon and evening.
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Elizabeth Jagnow
Potwin
Kas
McGill Cemetery
Lamb Funeral Home
Funeral held for John L. Kern at Louisburg church
Funeral services were held yesterday at the Louisburg Christian church for John Loren Kern retired farmer of the Centennial community southwest of Louisburg. He died Friday at the home of his youngest daughter Mrs. Jesse Doudna Ottawa. Eighty-
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Louisburg Christian Church
John Loren Kern
Louisburg
Jesse Doudna
Ottawa
Arrest at Third and Ash Nets Suspect in Cow Theft
A man was arrested Sunday at the intersection of Third Street and Ash Avenue after law enforcement linked him to a reported cow theft. Further details including charges and charges pending await official records.
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Third
Ash
Assault arrest after whiskey decanter attack in Garrett home
Assault charged against Howard Benson of 825 Cypress after striking Steve Garrett with a whiskey decanter at 922 Hamblin in the Garrett family home Sunday. At arraignment Judge Milo Harris set bond at 1500 dollars for a Friday preliminary hearing. Benson jailed if bond not posted. Ottawa fire crews were sent to a trash fire at 516 King at 1:35 this afternoon.
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Howard Benson
Cypress
Benson
Steve Garrett
Route 2
Garrett
Hattie Garrett
Hamblin
Milo Harris
Ottawa Fire Department
King
Macdonalds Return After Washington Trip
Rev and Mrs M Todd Macdonald and son John have come back from a two week Washington trip. They took Nandora to begin work as stenographer on March 4 in the State Department International Educational Exchange Service office. Miss Macdonald graduated from Sterling College Sterling Kansas with the class of 1956.
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M. Todd Macdonald
John
Washington, D. C
Nandora
International Educational Exchange Service Office
State Department
Miss Macdonald
Sterling College
Sterling, Kas
Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals Across Kansas
Names and addresses show patient admissions including Mrs Selina Windett Quenemo Joe Howser Nelson hotel Henry Hoffman Elmo Kas Virginia Reyes 1048 Oak Births Mr and Mrs Orval Crone 523 S Hickory son born today weight 6 lb 6 oz Dismissed James Hornbuckle 916 N Mulberry Saturday Mrs Wilson Mack 407 W 7th Mrs James Allen route 4 Saralou Crockett route 2 Mrs G E Jordan route 2 Mrs Goldie Walden Princeton Sunday Mrs Gail Nitcher 807 N Cedar Nicholas Wiesen 933 Ash Flossie P Gregg 815 N Sycamore Mrs Mahlon H Cox Baldwin Mrs Lloyd Ikenberry route 1 Overbrook today
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Selina Windett
Quenemo
Joe Howser
Nelson Hotel
Henry Hoffman
Elmo
Kas
Virginia Reyes
Oak
Orval Crone
S. Hickory
James Hornbuckle
N. Mulberry
Wilson Mack
James Allen
G. E. Jordan
1957 Masters qualifiers named from U S Open
Bill Casper Jr Wesley Ellis and Robert L Kay earned spots in the 1957 Masters by finishing among the first 24 at the 1956 U S Open in Rochester New York.
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Bill Casper, Jr
Wesley Ellis
Robert L. Kay
Rochester
Obituary notices for Leuf and Stevenson families
Miss Emma Mary Leuf of Worden dies at 87 at home after 52 years in Worden area. Survived by sister Nellie Leuf and brother Joseph Leaf. funeral at Worden Evangelical church with burial in Worden cemetery. Mrs M R Stevenson of Ottawa dies at 88 after long illness. married Merteon Ray Stevenson in 1894. survived by three children, 28 grandchildren, and several great grandchildren. funeral at Lamb Funeral Home with burial in Berea cemetery east of Richmond.
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Emma Mary Leuf
Douglas County
Worden
Miss Leuf
Freeport
Ill
Kansas
Nellie Leuf
Joseph Leaf
Evans
Cole
Worden Evangelical Church
M. R. Stevenson
Ottawa
Cedar House Nursing Home No. 2
Loretta Keller
Ohio
Franklin County
Mer.teon Ray Stevenson
Elder William Barnhart 92 Died After Long Illness
Elder William Riley Barnhart aged 92 died Saturday evening at his granddaughter’s home near Harris after a long illness. He was a retired pastor of the German Baptist church near Centropolis and a pioneer farmer in Franklin County. Born near Rocky Mount Virginia in 1864, he lived on farms around Centropolis with his late wives and later resided in Covington Ohio and Modesto California before returning to Kansas after a 1955 stroke. Survivors include his wife of Modesto and two sons Amos and Clarence, plus four daughters Effa Churchbaugh Anna Crumpacker and others.
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William Riley Barnhart
Andrew Wagoner
Harris
Old German Baptist Church
Centropolis
Franklin County
Rocky Mount
Jacob
Sarah Barnhart
Barnhart
Susan Whisler Barnhart
Effa Churchbaugh
Lawrence
Anna Crumpacker
Flora
Ind
Three Dead In Car Accidents In Kansas Weekend
Three people died in Kansas traffic crashes over the weekend. Two fatalities occurred on the same highway stretch west of Manhattan where Sgt. Robert Lambert and Howard Conrad were killed Saturday night on K18 eight miles west of Manhattan. A University of Kansas student and spouse were killed March 3 on the same highway section. The weekend's third death was 2 year old Danny Lee Goodale who died after falling from a back seat in Wichita.
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Kansas
Robert Lambert
Ft. Riley
Howard Conrad
Ogden
Kans
Manhattan
University of Kansas
Claude R. Scheibe
Danny Lee Goodale
David Goodale
Wichita
No Definite Cure for Alcoholism in Kansas
A Kansas State Commission on Alcoholism series explains recovery aims beyond abstinence, noting no cure exists. Sobriety means a balanced life, requiring the drinker's desire, family support, and long-term rehabilitation with medical, psychological, and spiritual care.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
C U Debaters Eliminated At St John Tourney
Don Eilenstine and Clausie Smith from Ottawa survived the first round in Winfield but fell to Emporia State Teachers College in the final of the St John College junior meet. Eilenstine placed fifth in extemporaneous speaking and Smith sixth in impromptu speaking, a newer format where contestants speak on a given topic with little prep.
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Don Eilenstine
Clausie Smith
St. John College
Winfield
Emporia State Teachers College
Eilenstine
Smith
York Rite in Wichita names James A Collier grand master
James A Collier of Dodge City was named grand master of the Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters York Rite at the Wichita annual business session He succeeds Armand H Bishop of Parsons in the role.
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Wichita
James A. Collier
Dodge City
Grand Council of Royal
Select Masters
York Rite
Collier
Armand H. Bishop
Parsons
St Joseph Aspirin Proved Three Times Faster
An independent lab test shows St Joseph Aspirin absorbs faster than rival pain relievers and begins easing headaches and muscle aches quickly. It is marketed as gentle on the stomach and widely used, with pricing listed: 100 tablets 49 cents and 200 tablets 79 cents.
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St. Joseph
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