Ottawa area brief items and notices scattered
Community notices report a heart condition patient at University of Kansas Medical Center, a partisan nonpartisan stance resignation from Ottawa League of Women Voters, a Wycoff chicken supper near Ottawa, and a Father-Son banquet by the Methodist Men’s Club with coach Chuck Mather. Also initiated Scabbard and Blade members, fines for unlawful cohabitation in Pomona, and civil matter advisement in district court between Westerbee and Esther Westerbee with defense by Charles Heizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reslans
Ottawa League of Women Voters
Ben Park
Ben F. Park
Otcoo
Cicken Supper
Wycoff
Ottawa
Methodist Men’s Clib
Chuck Mather
University of Kansas
Pomona
Sheriff's Office
Milo Harris
Bond
Miss Green
Don White
Hatters
Kenneth Wayne Westerbee
Esther Marie
Westerbee
Osage City
Floyd
HH. Coffman
Bowers & Bowers
Charles Heizer
Hospital Notes Admits Several Local Patients
Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs Lucy Mable of Wellsville on Friday and Mrs Ben Hoffman of Overbrook today. Births report a son to Mr and Mrs Gene OConnor at 414 S Oak, weight 6 pounds 12 ounces, born today. Discharges include Edward Mewhinney Jr of Route 3 and Mrs Martin Schmidt of 787 S Cedar, and Mrs George Dunkin Jr and baby son of 40844 S Main today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Mable
Wellsville
Ben Hoffman
Overbrook
Gene O’connor
S. Oak
Edward Mewhinney, Jr
Martin Schmidt
S. Cedar
George Dunkin, Jr
S. Main
Avery Would Move Ag Department to Topeka
Rep Avery of Kansas suggests relocating the Agriculture Department to Topeka as part of decentralizing the federal government from Washington. He argues Topeka is the farm center of the Midwest for production, technique and research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington U
Agriculture Department
Topeka
Kas
Avery
Test for rattles sign on rough Albuquerque street
Albuquerque officials found a roadside sign on a post near an entrance reading Test for rattles. The motoring public is urged to stay alert as crews address the rough street conditions.
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Albuquerque
Formosans Regain Confidence in U S Defense of Formosa
In Taipei, about seven million Formosans and two million Chinese regain faith in U S and Nationalist defenses against Communist China. The mutual defense treaty with the United States is sinking in, with residents acknowledging U S protection for Formosa and the Pescadores and sensing the Nationalists’ resolve to defend Quemoy and the Matsus if pushed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
United States
Pescadores
Japan
To Campaign On Economy In 1956 Presidential Race
Senator Goldwater and Senator Kilgore discuss the Democrats likely focusing their 1956 campaign on economic issues. They spoke after tensions within the Senate House Economic Committee over a report on the nation’s economic health. The final report softened some criticisms of Eisenhower policies and removed pessimistic forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Sen
Kilgore
D-Wva
Senate
House Economic Committee
Eisenhower
Douglas
Goldwater
Stockman Dies In Truck Crash Near Lincoln Kansas
Arthur Berry a 44 year old farmer from Hunter Kansas was killed when his truck lost control on highway K14 near Lincoln. A tractor he was hauling slid off the truck and pinned him beneath it. His wife and three children who followed in an automobile could not free him. Berry died at the scene after returning from a livestock sale at Sylvan Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Kas
Arthur Berry
K14
Lincoln
Berry
Sheriff’s Office
Hunter, Kas
Sylvan Grove
Market Prices for Corn Eggs and Hens
Readable fragments show market quotes for yellow corn white corn oats Milo and hundred weight. Prices listed include eggs graded eggs heavy hens light hens cocks and other poultry terms with figures around 1.20 to 2.40 per unit.
Arizona Senator Critics Democrats Over Eisenhower Policy Attack
The Arizona senator said he cannot comment before the report's weekend release but asserts Democrats aim to pose as champions of the little fellow next year while attacking Eisenhower policies as favoring big business.
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Arizona
Marriage Licenses Reported in Ottawa
Harvey D. Reeder of Ottawa aged 22 and Marian Schwarz of Ottawa aged 18 obtained marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey D. Reeder
Ottawa
Marian Schwarz
Sunday At The Churches
A compact church listing notes services across multiple congregations in Cedar area. It lists times for Sunday school worship and midweek meetings at First Christian, Assembly of God, Church of Christ, Christian Science Society, Seared Heart catholike, Jehovah's Witnesses in Quenemo, and numerous other local churches with pastors and service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian
Monroe “M. Miles
Bible School
C.F
Pings Endeavor
Assembly of God
Jonathan Harrell
Young Peoples
Church of Christ
Fifth and Cedar
Christian Science Society
Seared Heart Camone
Gedar
Mathew Gullfoyle
Iganex
Kingdom Men of Jehovah's Witnesses
Quenemo
Kansas
Church of the Nassrene
Sevanth & Elm
Any Chapel Baptist
Second & Poplar
William Bailey
Calvary Baptist
Bill Weber
Harlan Gautsch
Los Angeles
4Th
Hickory
G. Russell Foamite
Church
Schood
Youth Fellowship
Men's Brotherhood
Faith Lutheran
FL A. Wegener
Trinity Methodlat
N. Cadar
Robert B. Cratg
Church of the Brethren
Garald Mease
Presbyterian-Congregationals
Pitth
Maint
HE. Berger
Grace Episcopal Fifth and Security
John B. Swigart
Reactor
Reginrer
Wesleyan Methodist
N. Mathi--Harvold H. Hotchkiss
Junior Wyes
Test United Presbyterian
Walnuts + Bible school
William Myer
D. U. Young Peoples Meeting
Italy approves Paris accords amid Communist opposition
Rome reports Italy's Senate approved the Paris accords 139 to 82 after two weeks of heated debate and street riots. Italy becomes the eighth of 15 nations to complete parliamentary action, with final signing by President Einaudi pending. Demonstrations disrupted parts of Rome and Milan with hundreds detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Senate
Paris
Red Street
Luigi Einaudi
Britain
Canada
Greece
Iceland
Norway
Portugal
Turkey
Pravda Dismisses Tito Charges Urges Yugoslavia to Join Russia
Pravda calls Tito speech unfounded and urges Yugoslavia to drop hostilities and collaborate with the Soviet Union. The article, signed "Observer," marks Moscow's initial response after Tito addressed Yugoslavia's parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Marshal Tito
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Yugoslavia
Russia
Tito
EL Dorado
Kas
Kansas Turnpike
Butler
Sedgwick
Shawnee
Douglas
Wichita
C. F. Lytle
Sioux City
Town
Butler County
Andover
Lytle
14 Pound Baby Born At Allen Memorial Hospital
Nancy Jo Clark, daughter of Wayne A and Rosalia residents Mr and Mrs Clark, weighed 14 pounds and an ounce at Allen Memorial Hospital in El Dorado. Hospital administrator Roger Samuelson said she may be the largest baby ever born there.
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el Dorado EL Dorado
Kas
W—A
Irl
Allen Memorial Hospital
Nancy Jo
Wayne A. Clark
Rosalia
Clarks
Roger Samuelson
Left Prison Robbery Stuns Iowa Town Bank Heist
An armed bandit who had just been released from the Nebraska Penitentiary last Thursday was captured in Missouri last night. He confessed to robbing a nearby Iowa Bank of an estimated 25,000 dollars, the town said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Towa
Nebraska Penitentiary
Missouri
Iowa Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phon Herald Office
McVay Ambulance
Joe Towner
Zai
Williams Insurance
Starburst
Echo
Franciscan Sale
Madison's
Pete Noll
Homewood
University of Kansas Medical Center
John L. Hysom
J. L. Hysom
William J. Hurley
Curtis Hurley Eh Garnett
Scabbard and Blade
National Honorary Military Society
Wayne Bond
Joyce Green
McVey - Dengel
Louis H, Dengel
Ag Department
Motorist
Richardson
LSE Saneenee
New York
Colbern
Drive-In
Virginia Mayo
Helena
Paul Newman
Basil
Warner Bros
Thomas B. Costain
Victor Saville
Cinem- Seana
WarnerColor
Plaza Theatre
U. S
Stockman
Hazel L. Hay
Pomona Methodist Church
SOE Towner
Lamb
Teaae
Jack Nelson
Pomona, Kas
Neill George
Waverly
Waverly Sale Pavilion
Lou Denny
Miles Nest
North Hartford
Everatt Phillips
Mile West Waverly
Alberta
Albert
Tewart & Son
Harold
Ben Printy
Aly Oks
Anchor Post Products, Inc
Baltimore
List
Weatherly
Kansas City
Lawrence
Chain Link Fence Co
Chicago
Molotov
Liberal Tradedn
Douglas Bros. First & Main
Aaa
Lamb Funeral Home
Madison
Optometrists
Arvid Berglund, O.D
Optometrist
Olin G. Wollen
O.D
Bennett
A. G. Madison, CO
Main
Rodney McClay
Chiropractors
Pho
Hugh Campbell
Mats
Paul
Hughes
Prospacteces
Dickiveler Andl Brrosiin
Microgorn
8. M. Brockway
Investors Diversified Services
Hazen L. Richardson
Masonic Bldg
D. L. Young
RE. C. Capron
Third St
Medical Directory
J. F. Barr, M.D
Geo. W. Davis
M.D
Frank A. Trump
Louis N. Speer
General Medicine and Surgery
W. Fourth St
Fames
BE. Wallen, M.D
Obstetrics
W. Third St
R. A. Gollier, M.D
Henning Bros
Sylva Lofgreen
Victor J. Lofgreen
BR. S. Roberts
Surgery Office
Genera Professional Building
I G. Laury
Joe W. Selby
Mile
W. L Conger
Don Collins
Briscoe
Mate
H. N
Garold Peffly
Ottawa Veterinary Hospital
BR. A. Bruce
Franklin and Others
aCe Ee Drug Store
John F. Hudelson
Fas
J 106 East
Akon
le Eo
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