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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1958

Page

13

Job's Daughters District Meet Honors Grand Guardian

Job's Daughters held a district meeting at the Masonic temple last evening honoring grand guardian Mrs. Bernadine McCoy of Abilene. Attendees from Paola Osawatomie and Ottawa filled offices with Nancy Scott presiding. other honored queens and past guardians introduced, a mock initiation, and a flute duet noted. The grill team planned Friday practice after school and 75 members plus 23 council members attended.

Job Bernadine McCoy Abilene Masonic Temple Paola Osawatomie Ottawa McCoy Judy Stevens Kay Stafford Anna Mae Walker Kansas City Kas Phil McCracken Louise Steurmer Dian Margaret Wright Eleanor Waggoner Tom Morse M. L. Sellers Ray Bloomer Clarence Rea Alexander John Stuermer Jan Miller R. F. Lollar

Hall of Fame Proposed for Agriculture

Sen Carlson introduces resolution proposing a National Agriculture Hall of Fame as a memorial to agriculture’s role in national development. He suggests late Sen Arthur Capper of Kansas as a prime candidate, praising Capper’s devotion to agriculture and long legislative record.

Agriculture Hall of Fame Washington Carlson R Kas Carlson Arthur Capper Kansas Hall

Pakistan Opens SEATO Meeting With Aid Demand

Pakistani Commerce Minister N M A Qizilbash opened SEATO talks with warnings about Communist offers and urged greater aid to Asian members. Dulles announced U S funding to train technicians while Cabey pledged aid for three Asian SEATO members. France and the Philippines backed aid but the U S resisted major program expansions.

Pakistan Manila SEATO Dulles United State R. G. Cabey Asia France Philippines United States NATO Philippine Felixberto Serrano Sisato N. M. A. Qizilbash India

Reward Offered For Cattle Rustlers In Colorado Region

COLORADO SPRINGS Colo A reward of 1000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of cattle rustlers operating in this region has been posted by the Pike s Peak Cattlemen s Association The organization said cattle rustling has increased within the past year to the point where cattlemen

Colorado Springs Colo Pike's Peak

Two Young Men Caught Red-Handed

State Police arrested two young men after finding a warning sign on a state highway near Troy New York. The sign described as forbidden along highways and the suspects faced charges as officers investigated the incident.

Troy N.Y

Teens Caught Red-Handed Defacing Road Sign

State highways precinct officers nabbed James D. Nichols aged 20 and Robert J. Shaver aged 17 for unauthorized vandalism of a highway sign. The sign bore the message Watch Out Radar in lipstick style letters, and the act violated Public Works Department permissions.

Public Works Department James D. Nichols Robert J. Shaver

Patterned Bird House Cutouts from Ruth Wyeth Spears

The Ottawa Herald advertises Workshop Patterns by Ruth Wyeth Spears featuring Bird House and Reed er Packet No 31 with Pattern 341 offering actual-size cutting guides for small and deep nesting bird houses. Priced 25 cents per pattern, five patterns total for $1, orders under $1 incur a 10 cent service charge from Bedford Hills New York.

Reeder Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept Bedford Hills New York

Residents oppose liquor store in Bourbon Indiana

Residents of Bourbon Indiana blocked a liquor license after 842 citizens petitioned against it. The county Alcoholic Beverage Commission denied the application amid protests that Bourbon residents oppose alcoholic beverages in principle.

Bourbon Ind Indiana The County Alcoholic Beverage Commission

Dugout May Be Link With Past

A dugout canoe hauled from Swan Lake near Hutchinson Minnesota may date to the era of early French explorers. The State Historical Society notes that dugouts were common before birchbark canoes began replacing them in the mid-1600s.

Hutchinson Minn Nce Swan Lake State Historical Society

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