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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1955

Page

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Brief News Snippets From Paola Area

Downtown Paola saw four break ins Friday night with about 45 dollars taken from offices of three lawyers and an insurance agency. Local Army and air force personnel receive notices of recent honors and assignments, including Austria Exercise Roundup participation and afrotc society leadership. Coalitions gather for the Faith Lutheran service and community events, while individuals face fines and attend meetings in Ottawa and surrounding towns.

Paola Miami County

Moler’s Cafe Ad Promotes Tamales and Meals

An old notice advertises Moler’s Cafe at 112 North Main offering meals and short orders with home made hot tamales. Open daily from 5 a.m. to midnight and run by Mrs. Moler Mae Chappell.

Hospital Notes and Birth Announcements

Hospital notes record admissions for Mrs Grace Collins of Williamsburg and Mrs Jessie Graves of 704 Ash. Births include Mr and Mrs Pete Geiler of Princeton with a daughter born Monday weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces. Discharges list Mrs Gene O Connor and baby son of 814 S Oak and Fred Moore of Princeton.

Grace Collins Williamsburg Jessie Graves Pete Geiler Princeton Gene O'Connor S. Oak Fred Moore

Seek Vandals Who Cut Phone Lines

A widespread hunt is on for persons who cut telephone lines in Alabama and Georgia after Southern Bell and other workers in nine states went on strike in a union contract dispute. Union officials deny knowledge of the incidents.

Atlanta Alabama Georgia Southern Bell Telephone

Chinese Won't Accept Cease-Fire

President Chiang Kai-shek told U S Secretary of State Dulles in Taipei on March 3 that he would not accept a cease-fire in the Formosa Strait. Foreign Minister George Yeh relayed the information to the Legislative Yuan.

Taipei Formosa I Chiang Kai-shek U.S State Dulles Formosa Strait Legislative Yuan George Yeh

Lutheran preacher to lead midweek Lenten service

Pastor A. C. Burroughs of Topeka, executive secretary of stewardship and missions for the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod in Kansas, will preach at Faith Lutheran Church at 7 30 p m Wednesday. A congregational meeting follows to discuss a call Pastor F A Wegener has received from Kensington Kansas.

A. C. Burroughs Topeka Stewardship and Missions The Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod Kansas Faith Lutheran Church F. A. Wegener Kensington Kas

Deaths Mrs Lillie King 78 Pomona area dies at Osawatomie

Mrs Lillie Jane King aged 78 of four miles south of Pomona died yesterday at 3 30 p m in the state hospital at Osawatomie She was born August 4 1876 at Lincoln Near and lived in Kansas since her first birthday She was widow of Emmet King and survived by daughter Mrs Roscoe Cain Quenemo two sons Jeff H King Wichita and William E King La Grande Oregon one brother Bert Ward Rochester Indiana six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren The body was taken to Lamb Funeral Home and funeral plans await word from relatives Burial will be in Central Cemetery south of Pomona.

Lillie King Lillie Jane King Pomona Osawatomie Lincoln Kansas Emmet King Methodist Church Roscoe Cain Quenemo Jeff H. King Wichita William E. King la Grande Ore Bert Ward Rochester Ind Lamb Funeral Home Central Cemetery

Tax Cut Plan Faces Senate Rejection, Ike Aide Says

Republican leaders told President Eisenhower they expect the Democratic tax cut proposal to fail in the Senate and later the House. Sen Knowland warns the Senate will reject it while Rep Martin says the votes exist to overturn an earlier House decision. The plan would grant a $20 cut for families under $5,000 income plus $10 per dependent other than a spouse. No true lily is a native of Great Britain.

Washington Eisenhower Senate House White House Sen Knowland Calif Hisenhower Rep. Martin R-Mass

Morgan Funeral Services for Mrs Grover A Morgan

Funeral services for Mrs. Grover A Morgan who died March 11 were held at Lamb Funeral Home Monday at 2 p m. Rev Charles Newman of Limon Colorado and Rev William Luce of North Baptist church officiated. Pallbearers were Willard Hughes Tom Lyons Elmer Nichols Frank Davis Robert Coleman and Clell Reed. Al Williams sang hymns accompanied by Mrs J R Henning. Interment was in Highland Cemetery.

Jazz King Dead Charles Parker Funeral March Halts

Jazz lovers mourn the death of Charles Yardbird Parker eight time, legendary Negro saxophonist and bop king. Parker, whose nickname Yardbird, defined modern jazz with improvisation and velocity, passing leaves a void in New York music scene and world jazz.

New York Charles “Yardbird” Parker

Fires Blast At Store Burglars

MCLOUTH Kas Two men who burglarized a hardware and appliance store were fired on by the proprietor Cecil Luce as they fled the building. Blood found 35 feet from the store marked the spot where the burglars dropped two cash boxes perforated by shotgun pellets. Luce had installed the burglar alarm after prior burglaries.

McLouth Kas Cecil Luce John Pence Jefferson

Political Writer Died In His Sleep

George K. Wallace, a political writer for the Kansas City Star for over 30 years, died in his sleep last night at age 64. Herald Want Ads-Phone 47.

Kansas City George K. Wallace The Kansas City Star Herald

Father jailed in Yugoslavia over religious activity

An American Army officer in Berlin reports his father Joseph Novak has been jailed in Yugoslavia for religious activity. The sentence includes two years imprisonment, loss of all property, and loss of civil rights. The case is tied to wartime tensions and church activity in the region.

Berlin Yugoslavia Frank Novak Joseph

Polio Vaccine Planned For El Dorado Schoolchildren

El Dorado Kansas officials plan to vaccinate about 1,800 first and second grade students who have parental consent with the Salk polio vaccine late next month. Health workers will administer the injections at local schools.

EL Dorado, Kas

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