Revival Meetings at Ruhamah Baptist Church
Revival meetings are planned at Ruhamah Baptist Church two miles west and one mile south of Rantoul on March 12 18 14 and 46 starting at 8 p.m Rev Bryant Currier is the evangelist Rev R B Shoemaker pastors the church Lt James R McCrea son of Mr and Mrs Robert McCrea recently graduated from the 15 week basic officer course at Fort Benning Ga McCrea a 1953 Ottawa High School graduate and 1957 Kansas State College graduate. Drake's Bakery fresh butter rolls donuts pies and cakes.
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Rantoul
Bryant Currier
R. B. Shoemaker
James R. McCrea
Robert McCrea
S. Hickory
Infantry School
Fort Benning
McCrea
Ottawa High School
Kansas State College
Seaton Named Finance Chairman for Reed Campaign
Topeka Kansas Richard M Seaton publisher of the Coffeyville Daily Journal will be the finance chairman for Clyde M Reed Jr in the Republican governor bid Sam Mellinger Reed campaign chairman said Seaton will form a campaign finance committee and assume duties immediately Seaton is brother of Interior Secretary Fred A Seaton and believes Reed can unite Kansans for victory in November
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Richard M. Seaton
Coffeyville Daily Journal
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Sam Mellinger
Reed
Seaton
Fred A. Seaton
Parsons Sun
United Republican’ Party
Kansas
Deaths Mrs Mary Ellen Cain 85 Pomona resident
Mrs Mary Ellen Cain 85 longtime Pomona area resident died yesterday at 4 30 p m at her farm home three miles northeast of Pomona after eight days of illness She was widow of C E Cain a Franklin County farmer married February 23 1898 Born July 16 1872 in Douglas County she lived near Pomona since 1874 Surviving are daughter Helen Cain two sons W C Cain G E Cain Los Angeles six grandchildren and two sisters Mrs Ida Brown and Mrs Maude Crow Funeral services will be held at Pomona Methodist Church Thursday at 2 p m Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Friends may call Lamb Funeral Home until Thursday noon.
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Pomona
Methodist Church
Helen Cain
W. C
G. E
Los Angeles
Calif
Ida Brown
RFD
Maude Crow
Long Beach
Pomona Methodist Church
Woodlawn
Lamb Funeral Home
Mrs Charles M Thomas Ottawa pioneer dies at 93
Mrs. Charles M. Thomas 93 formerly Lucinda Elizabeth Rodgers of Windsor Illinois died yesterday at Crum rest home. She lived in Ottawa since childhood, married May 8 1888 to Mr Thomas who died in 1943. She served in welfare and Red Cross work and is survived by siblings. Lamb Funeral Home to hold services tomorrow at 2 p.m. Burial in Highland Cemetery.
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Charles M. Thomas
N. Main
Ottawa
Crum Rest
Lucinda Elizabeth Rodgers
William Rufus and
Lucy Weeks Rodgers
Windsor
Shelby County
Illinois
Franklin County
Thomas
Trinity Methodist Church
Spet
Musical Revue by Ottawa Jaycees World Tour on Stage
The Ottawa Junior Chamber of Commerce presents Around the World in a Daze a musical revue Friday and Thursday at the junior high gym. Local talent led by Mary Bell Chappell and Karl Romstedt star with Lloyd Stafford Bernard Didde Kay Stafford Judy Sloan Greg Reynolds Betsy Eddy Johnnie Bulson and Kathy Archer with Jo Archer on piano. Produced by Ethel Behrens the show features world entertainers from French dancers to Danish time in Denmark and more. Proceeds aid youth activities with hopes for a future free teenage dance. Show starts at 8:15 each night.
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Nancy Burlingham
Sue McKinley
Kay Stafford
Judy Jones
Margaret Williams
Chuck Langdon
Ottawa Junior Chamber of Commerce
Mary Bell Chappell
Karl Romstedt
Roes
Lloyd Stafford
Bernard Didde
Maurice Chevalier
Judy Sloan
Greg Reynolds
Betsy Eddy
Johnnie Bulson
Kathy Archler
Jo Archer
Ethel Behrens
Jaycees
Ottawa
Kansas Masons Meet In Topeka
The grand chapter of Kansas Masons opened in Topeka with a grand council session naming Ralph P. Beatty of Waldo as grand master and appointing Lazarus Loeb Leavenworth deputy grand master and other officers. The Grand Lodge will hold sessions tomorrow.
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Topeka
Lazarus Loeb
Leavenworth
John Brandenburger
Marysville
Arthur H. Strickland
Grand Recorder
Karl J. Baumgartner
Goodland
A. Glenn Sampson
Wichita
Charles S. McGuinness
Cherryvale
Lauren Dale Rigg
Leon
Sentinel
Mason
The
Grand Lodge
Hospital Notes Admitting and Discharges Across Town
Hospital notes list admissions including Joel Cutting RFD 1 Mrs Wilma Lantis 1250 S Main Robert I Hay 315 E 7th Mrs Dale Wilson Quenemo Karen Moore 1528 S Oak Kenneth Richardson Pomona and births of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Merle Maichel RFD 1 Baldwin weight 8 lb 1 oz plus dismissals of Mrs Carrie M Franklin 212 S Cedar Mrs Calvin B Wadkins baby daughter 847 Cypress Mrs Harry DeVore 725 S Locust to day.
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Joel Cutting
RFD
Wilma Lantis
S. Main
Robert I. Hay
Dale Wilson
Quenemo
Karen Moore
S. Oak
Kenneth Richardson
Pomona
Merle Maichel
Baldwin
Carrie M. Franklin
S. Cedar
Calvin B. Wadkins
Cypress
Harry DeVore
S. Locust
Police Court to Hear Six Driving and Safety Violations
Six cases were set for Police Court this morning. Arthur V. Allan pleaded guilty to driving without a valid license and was fined $6 plus costs. David A. Neff forfeited a $30 bond for speeding in a 30 mph zone. Ellis J. Madda pleaded guilty to following too close and was fined $8. LeRoy Crouse was found guilty of drunkenness and disturbing the peace, fined $75 and jailed 30 days. he appealed. Edgar J. Shenk was ordered to begin a 30 day sentence dating from Nov 10, 1957 after failing to carry out an appeal. he posted a $300 appeal bond. Betty Jo Cunningham pled guilty to failure to yield, fined $10. accident damage in the East 1st near Main was minor. Claude B. Willey was the other motorist involved.
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Arthur V. Allan
Hamblin
Winton A. Winter
David A. Neff
Wichita
Ellis J. Madda
S. Cherry
LeRoy Crouse
S. Oak
Crouse
Edgar J. Shenk
S. Walnut
Shenk
Claude B. Willey
Baldwin
3Rd
Main
Cunningham
Unable To Tell Woman Of Loss
New York newspaper account tells of Mrs Carmelia Pasut an Italian immigrant who crossed the ocean with her children Alessandro and Liliana awaiting reunion with their husband father Inigi Pasut who died a week earlier in Oakville Ontario. The Constitution liner voyage ends with an unspoken grief as the crowd on the dock waits for a reunion that never comes.
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New York
Carmelia Pasut
Genoa
Alessandro
Liliana
Canada
Oakville
Ont
Obituary notices list several late residents and funeral plans
Multiple notices announce deaths and forthcoming services. Hattie Deskins Bethell funeral at Lamb Funeral Home Wednesday 10 30 officiated by Rev John M Ward with interment Sutton Cemetery. Mary Ellen Cain obituary notes 85, Pomona resident since 1874, funeral Thursday 2 pm at Pomona Methodist Church, Woodlawn Cemetery. Matthew E Guilfoyle Sacred Heart Ottawa pastor died suddenly with Friday service tentative, interment Washington Kentucky. Roland D Johnson services Wednesday 2 pm Le Roy Kansas Methodist Church, Le Roy Cemetery. Lucinda Elizabeth Thomas widow of C M Thomas died last evening, Ottawa resident over 90, funeral Wednesday 2 pm Lamb Funeral Home, Rev Charles W Gross, Highland Cemetery.
Explosive Mixup Traced in Chicago Sale Incident
A gasoline tainted fuel oil mixture sold to 14 South Side residents for stoves was recovered by firemen after a house to house canvass. The Star Service and Petroleum Co sold more than 100 gallons from an oil tank contaminated by gasoline. An attendant detected the error and a 138 man detail warned residents.
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Chicago
South Side
Star Service & Petroleum Co
To Confer Kansas Brotherhood Awards at Wichita Dinner
Three national awards are set for the Kansas brotherhood dinner of the National Conference of Christians and Jews in Wichita. Former President Harry S. Truman will be the principal speaker. Wichita Beacon editorials by Mark Clutter and Wichita station KARD TV receive 1957 national brotherhood awards, plus William Graham the Wichita oilman gets a citation for private financing of small business in other nations.
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Wichita
Kansas Brotherhood
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Harry S. Truman
Wichita Beacon
Mark Clutter
Kard-Tv
William Graham
Seek Military Budget Boost to 1 Percent More
Washington reports Secretary of Defense McElroy plans a Defense Department budget increase of about 1 percent over Eisenhower's 39.1 billion for 1958 59, citing priority projects and potential orders for more B 52 bombers. Congress had just approved a 1.3 billion supplemental for the year ending June 30.
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Washington
Pentagon
Congress
Eisenhower
Defense McElroy
Defense Department
McElroy
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Notice of Appointment of Pearl Richardson Estate Administrator
In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court case 10 165 Amos Richardson appointed administrator of Pearl Viola Richardson deceased late of Franklin County Kansas. Creditors heirs and others notified to file claims within nine months from first publication March 4 1958 Ottawa Herald. Gleason and Gleason attorneys for administrator.
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Ottawa Herald
Franklin County
Kansas
Pearl Viola Richardson
Kanaag
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