Herald briefs and local notices from area schools
Herald office hours and sale reminders. Beta Sigma Phi rummage sale at Memorial Auditorium Saturday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Hawthorne PTA to elect officers next Monday with circus program by kindergarten class. Sacred Heart PTA to meet Monday at 8 p.m. with officer elections and musical numbers. Police report: Francis Comstock, 23, collided with a pole in Melvern. minor injuries, car damage $150. Township assessors meet in Ottawa. Bruce Spears present. Divorce filing: J J Good seeks divorce from Maudie Good for neglect. District Conference attendance planned by Rotary couples.
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Sacred Heart Pta
Francis Comstock
Melvern
Pacar
Mixed Feelings In Minnesota Approve Potter For Panama Post
Former Franklin county sheriff Da vid S Church died in Washington at age 80. Survivors include his widow and a son. Voters in next Tuesday's primary will weigh in on Brig. Gen. William E Potter to lead the Panama Canal Zone, succeeding Maj. Gen. Estes Kefauver amid farm issue tensions. The piece notes mixed public sentiment toward Eisenhower and Stevenson, Kefauver's backing, and questions about Stevenson’s stature. Also mentions tributes to Dick Maltesberg, Mrs. Archie Saley, and Ottawa Relays invitations.
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David S. Church
Franklin
David Shadrach Church
Washington
Senate
Kansas City
Todd Tfinali
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Dames
William E. Potter
Panama Canal
S. Church
Eisenhower
John Franklin
Adlai Steven Seybold
Ottawa
Estes Kefauver
Potter
Roy B. Church
South Valley
Army
Franklin County
Karisas Bureau of Investigal
Omaha
Stevenson
Democratic State Central Committee
Kefauver
Tennessee
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Listed
Hospital notes show admissions on Thursday for Mrs. David Galloway at 11258 Elm and Mrs. Frank Smith at 1128 Cedar along with several other patients. Discharges include Mrs. C. N. Rice at 932 N Mulberry and Joanne Ochs at 333 E 12th among others, with entries noting Wellsville and Princeton affiliations.
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David Galloway
Elm
Frank Smith
Cedar
Leta Barnett
Osawatomie
Howard Naylor
Mulberry
Charles Helm
Grant
C. N. Rice
Joanne Ochs
Herschel Kunaid
Wellsville
Jack
Kille
Ash
James Cook
I. Sycamore
Richard Welch
Princeton
Two Die in Kansas City Area Trailer Fire
A fire near Kansas City claimed the lives of Nora Cruise, 65, and her son Clarence, 26, in a trailer south of the city. Neighbor Boyd Cruise, 42, attempted to reach them but failed. Deputy coroner John Coyne noted the probe will focus on the overheated or overturned heater as a possible cause.
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Kansas City
Nora Cruise
Clarence
Boyd Cruise
John Coyne
Production Near Record Levels in February
Washington reports industrial production held near record highs in February with the Federal Reserve index at 143 on a seasonally adjusted basis. The level matches January and stands one point below December’s peak.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Obituary notices from Ottawa area deaths and services
Notices report daughter and siblings of Mrs. Rh. Gleber Jr and family in Kansas City, funeral plans in Lawrence, burial in Lawrence cemetery, plus multiple obituaries including Mrs. Harry Kelsey of Richmond and Warren Capron with services in Wichita Ottawa and Richmond, Charles Disque aged 79 with services at Towner's Chapel and interment in Highland cemetery.
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Rh. 1. Gleber, Jr
Kansas City
Helen Wolters
Betty Sweetwood
Russell
Cleo
Radney
Marvin Gicher
Ofansas City
Rumsey Funeral
Lawrence
Lawrence Cemetery
Harry Kelsey
Warry
BE. Kelsey
Richmond
Winter General Hospital
Topeka
Warren Capron
Episcopal Church
Wichita
Grace Episcopal Church
Ottawa
Eugene G. Malcolm
John Sweigart
Highland Cemetery
R. I. Spencer
Princeton
Capron
Charles Disque
Baldwin
Cedar House
Wilkes -Barre
Centropolis
Franklin-Douglas County
Homer Disque
Disque
Etta Mohler
Homer
Chester
Joule
Fred Disque
Towner’s Funeral Chapel
R. B. Craig
Towner
New Bible Version Easier For High School Students
The National Council of Churches announced that the Revised Standard Version is more readable for high school students than the King James Version. In a test with 1,358 students in 12 U.S. communities including Topeka Kansas, readers reacted faster and grasped the texts better in the RSV, which aims to present scriptures in today’s language.
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New York
National Council of Churches
U. S
Topeka
Kas
Two Killed In Jet Trainer Crash Near Louisburg Kansas
Two Air Force airmen died when a T 33 jet trainer crashed eight miles south of Louisburg Kansas. Based at Norton Air Force Base California the plane had left Albuquerque New Mexico for Grandview. Witnesses reported an explosion and a flash seen by Pittsburg State College students and a local motorist. Pilot name not released pending relatives notification. Second fatal jet crash in Miami county in three days.
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Kansas City
Air Force
Louisburg
Grandview Air Force Base
Norton Air Force Base
San Bernardino
Calif
Albuquerque
N.M
Grandview
Pittsburg State College
Ed Kern
Drexel
U.S. Highway 69
M. Set
Harry R. Hall
Magnolia
Miss
Hall
Inoon
C.V. Huffman
Mission
Miami County
Rantoul
Ottawa City adopts ordinance regulating railroad speed
An Ottawa Kansas ordinance regulates railroad train speed within city limits. It amends Section 10 of Ordinance 1648 to cap speeds at 20 miles per hour between Wilaga Street north and Fifth Street south and 30 miles per hour between Fifth Street and Seventh Street, repealing prior provisions and setting enforcement rules. The measure, dated March 1964, includes formal passage by the city government and mayoral approval.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Kanana
Wilaga Street
Firth &Treat
Fifth Street
Seventh Street
Aaid City
Kansans
W.W. W. Robe
Liquor License Revoked for William Clair in Hols
The retail liquor license of William Clair, Hols, Washington, was revoked by state liquor control director Charles Pratt. Pratt said Clair was ineligible due to a prior forfeiture and charges of fighting and intoxication. More than a third of U.S. farms have TV.
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Peka
Wiliam BE. Clair
Hols
Charles Pratt
State
U. S
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R. L. Dister
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G. W. McKinzie
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James Lantis
Henry Wadkins
J. J. Good
Maudie Good
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Lawrence Ogg
Wesley Trout
Harold Tetwiler
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Aspen Cemetery
Archie Saley
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Angis Gattle
Kaa
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Miles
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Mead
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Into
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Donald R. Capper
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Jottawa
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HCOND
Franklin County Court House
Carnegie Free Library
Staard
Ottawa University
Hird
City Hall
Federated Church
Malin Sta.ard
Hugene Field School
Tremont Fourth Ward
Kansay Loan Company
W. Tecumseh
W. W. Hobe
Hidenan
Finance and Revenue
Ivan Brown
Streeta and Utilities Commissioners
Bina Dunn
Ferry Dunn
Edna Dunin
Perry Dunn
Jonn B. Pierson
Joe Towner
Mann Bell Drug CO
Lamb
Harry
Harry 110
S. Main
Ant Smith
Milo
Tee
Slermb Funeral Home
Bitawa'e
Star Grain & Lumber Co
Holy Bible
Jesus
Ras
Penny
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Iotiow
Organization of Safe Saving
He Anchorg Savings 22d ‘Loan Association
Kangas
D. William Overton
J. Dean Nofsinger Manager
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