Ottawa area brief notices and events from the week
A collection of local items includes a benefit card for Ottawa girls to attend Girls State, a piano tuning contact, a hospital update on Walter Butler with sinus condition surgery planned in Kansas City, vacation news from Mr and Mrs Clyde Lunger, and PTA and community programs. Also reported are a stroke affecting Lydia Green, a postponed adult furniture refinishing class at Ottawa High School, and a damage suit filed by Floyd and Betty Kaub against Alvin W. Cole for 326.10.
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Ia Hospital
Walter Butler
Willow
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
Clyde
Lunger
California
Denver
Lydia Green
Ottawa
Kas
Floyd L. Kaub
Betty M. Kaub
Route 4
Alvin W. Cole
Ottawa Daily Briefs: Parking Citations and Local Notices
Ottawa police issued six overtime parking citations and one wrong citation on Saturday. A suit to quiet title for 40 properties in the University addition was filed in district court by Maye Halloren et al. against Annie M. Egidius et al. The Junior High School will host a Play Preview featuring scenes from Susan Steps Out, with performances Thursday and Friday. K A Elben, formerly Herald circulation manager, now works half days as a clerk at the North American Hotel. Registration of
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Ottawa
La.m
University Addition
Maye Halloren
Annie M. Egidius
Susan Steps
K. A. Elben
The
Herald
Obituaries and funeral notices list Adams Finch Lillard services
Funeral services are announced for John L Adams who died June 17 1956 with burial in Highland cemetery. James I Finch who died March 24 had services at Ruhamah Baptist church with burial in Ruhamah cemetery. Mark Lillard formerly of Ottawa died suddenly with services in Los Angeles and burial in Forest Lawn cemetery. Local nurse health conferences note a split schedule of a.m. and p.m. sessions.
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Adams
John L. Adams
McVey- Dengel
William Weber
Highland Cemetery
Finch
James I. Finch
Ruhamah Baptist Church
R. B. Shoemaker
Lawrence Eneihen
George Adkins
Gerald Miller
Tom Eneihen
John and Jesse Ball
Fayne Lathan
Lloyd Griffith
Burton Detwiler
Ruhamah Cemetery
Mark Lillard
Ottawa
Hospital Notes Admits Several Local Residents
Hospital notes list admissions including W C Humphrey of Pomona Mrs Chester Boyer Melvern Mrs Harvey C Myers Wellsville and others on Saturday Sunday and today Births include a son for Mr and Mrs Gene Mohr route 4 and daughters for Theodore Smith Pomona Emerson Max Wellsville and more Dismissals note Mrs Orval Crone and baby son Vir ginia Robertson and others discharged to addresses around Wellsville and Pomona
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W. C. Humphrey
Pomona
Chester Boyer
Melvern
Harvey C. Myers
Wellsville
George E. Zook
Olive
M. Henderson
Richmond
Robert Service
Raymond Mundell
Gene Mohr
Theodore Smith
Emerson Max
Hickory
Orval Crone
Ewing Fritts
E. Wilson
Virginia Robertson
Poplar
E. V. Gibson
Main
Lee Hughs
Obituary notices from Ottawa area include Kramer infant death
Multiple obituaries list infant Thomas Mark Kramer died at 9 30 am today five hours after birth and note survivors including parents and grandparents. Other notices cover August Bohnet of Pomona age 84 with burial in Lone Elm. Clara Elizabeth Stafford 87 of Cedar House death. Melvern resident Mrs B B Craig 83. Cloyd W McCartney 62 of Locust died after heart attack. funeral details given for each with church and burial info.
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Kramer
Thomas Mark
John R. Kramer
Hickory
John Clayton
W. F. Kramer
G. M. Sands
Ottawa
Cloyd
W. McCartney
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Humingdon County
Penn
Ruby Herrington
Vaughn McCartney
Topeka
Rce
W. W. Beasley
Louis
E. C
John
Ernest Mc Goldsmith
Osage City
Cartney
Olympia
Wash
C. W. McMullen
Tucumcari
Virginia
Mex
Frank Craig
Santa
John Fagley
al Fe
N. Mex
Scott Kell
Ler
Humingdon
Melvern Methodist Church
Owner's Chapel
A. m. Buriala
Highland
E. A. Troyer
Emporia
Hawk missile guards low level defense for low flying threats
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo Army Ordnance introduces a new guided missile named the Hawk claimed to destroy low flying targets. Analysts note U S air defense favors high altitude weapons and that Hawk is designed to counter submarines off major coasts threatening cities with low altitude aircraft or missiles.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Army Ordnance
America
San Francisco
New York
Eight Die In Kansas Crashes In Grim Weekend Toll
A grim weekend traffic toll in Kansas includes eight deaths. In Salina area a two car crash 13 miles west of town on US 40 killed Paul Brust 40 Frances Brust 52 Ada M Shenk 70 and Anna Pfannenstiel still Salina residents. Bud McConnell injured critically. A three car collision near Dewey Oklahoma claimed 17 year old Michael Loren Ashcraft. Coffeyville resident John Briley 37 fatally injured when his car struck Onion Creek bridge on US 169. Glen E Harris 50 of Lebo died in a one car crash near Lebo. Frank Schaefer 44 of Humphrey Neb killed after being struck by a taxi at a Topeka street intersection.
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Kansas
Salina
Dewey
Okla
Tyo
John Briley
Coffeyville
Onion Creek
U. S. 169
Glen E. Harris
Lebo
Frank Schaefer
Humphrey
Neb
Topeka
16 Called For Physical Exams In Kansas City
Fourteen or more young men traveled from Rantoul Ottawa Wellsville and other towns to Kansas City today for pre induction physicals. Names listed include James Owen Seymour Larry Dee Bicker Robert Eugene Murray William LeRoy Marley Loren Orville Newkirk Gerald Leon Cunningham Jerry Lynn Fiehler Joe Wesley Barnes Rex Arnold Burroughs Merle Elton Davis Philip George Wiederholt Floyd Rochenower Jr Lon Donald Gene Walker Wood Cecil Eugene Vining and Clarence Edward Rice formerly of Pomona.
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Kansas City
James Owen Seymour
Larry Dee Bickerstaff
Rantoul
Robert Eugene Murray
William LeRoy Marley
Loren Orville Newkirk
Roger Dale
Oakes
Gerald Leon Cunningham
Ottawa
Jerry Lynn Fiehler
Wellsville
Joe Wesley Barnes
Rex Arnold Burroughs
Merle
Elton Davis
Williamsburg
Phillip George Wiederholt
Floyd
Allison Rochenower, Jr
Prince
Lon
Donald Gene Walker
Homewood
Cecil Eugene Vining
Richmond
Clarence Edward Rice
Pratt
Pomona
Kansas City Milk War Lowers Half-Gallon Prices
Kansas City area grocers sold half gallon milk at 29 cents while dairies charged 44 cents after a milk war began last Friday. Before the dispute, home delivery milk price was 44 cents and store price 99 cents.
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Kansas City
Dairies
Bohnet Services Set for August Bohnet
Funeral services for August Bohnet will be held at Towner's Funeral Chapel on Wednesday at 2 p.m. Interment follows at Lone Elm. Clara E. Stafford of Richmond Kansas also to be mourned at Towner's Chapel at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday with interment in Denver Colorado. Joe Towner's Funeral Chapel.
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PTA
Lincoln Pta
Lincoln Auditorium
Paul Haggard
Japan
McCartney
Cloyd McCartney
Towner’s Chapel
Highland
Humane Society Elects Officers
Election of officers for the Franklin County Humane Society was held last week at Mrs Beatrice Martin Peck s home. Rejected were Beatrice Martin Peck chairman John Weidmann president Robert M Clogston treasurer J 8 Stewart executive secretary C A Tucker building and grounds chairman Guy Briscoe and Mrs Ralph Curby board members. Newly elected are Mrs Louis J Wyatt second vice president Mrs Fenby Webster member of the board Mrs Verl Winkler member of the board Mrs Fenby Webster founder and secretary of Wayside Waifs Inc a humane organization in Kansas City Missouri.
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Franklin County Humane Society
Beatrice Martin Peck
John Weidmann
Robert M. Clogston
Mary Belle Chappell
J. 8. Stewart
C. A. Tucker
Guy Briscoe
Ralph Curby
Princess Heer of Greece buried at royal palace
Athens reports Princess Heer of Greece mother of Britain's Duchess of Kent buried today in a simple ceremony at the royal summer palace. She died last week at 75 after a heart attack. in Tel Aviv three plastic land mines found near the Gaza border area with no casualties. in London Prime Minister Macmillan calls Cabinet for urgent talks over a 20,000-man shipyard strike threatening Britain’s shipbuilding industry ahead of Bermuda talks with Eisenhower.
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Athens
Heer
Greece
Britain
Duchess of Kent
Royal Summer Palace
Nicholas
Tel Aviv
Israel Army
Gaza
Israel
Gaza Strip
London
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Ike To Witness Missile Display On Sea Voyage
President Dwight D. Eisenhower sails toward Bermuda aboard the heavy cruiser Canberra for a six day voyage to rest and meet British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. Navy Terrier missiles will be tested against a radio controlled warplane as weather allows. Eisenhower reports feel good with an improving cough and cleared ear inflammation.
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Eisenhower
Navy
Canberra
Howard M. Snyder
White House
Bermuda
Harold Macmillan
Exuma Bay
Bahama Island
Local Market Animals Run Fast Despite Size
An African elephant can run up to 25 miles per hour despite its weight, while a rhinoceros and giraffe can reach about 30 miles per hour. This fact highlights surprising speed differences among large land mammals.
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Jay Ellis
J. C. Jaynes
Nelson Hotel
Hood Community
Hood Community Meeting
Emery Green
Ottawa High School
Gar Charge
Met
Deris
IL A.m
August F. Bohnet
Frederick Bohnet
Ransom Memorials Hospital
Franklin County
Kansas City Star
St.Paul
Independence
Maurice W. Howell
Playa del Ray
Calif
Louis Bohinet
Cedar House
Towner's Chapel
Lone Elm
Clara Stafford
Clara Elizabeth Stafford
Cyrus H. Stafford
Stafford
Baltimore
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Howard Stafford
A. R. Peugh
Towner's Funeral Chapel
Cecil Orr
Crown Hil Memorial Cemetery
B. B. Craig
Newman Hospital
Craig
Santa Fe
N.J
McVe - Dengel
Eet
Louis H. Dengel
Smith
Watkins Products
Main Street
P.O. Box
John Church
North Side
Howard N. Duncan
Pol. Ady
K. C
Joe Towner
US Weather Bureau
U. S. Weather Bureau
Department of Commerce
Humane Society
Tne
Associated Prsset
St.Joseph
Ike
Tnvest
U. S
Waddell & Reed, Inc
J. E
Dim) Moherman
Ottawa, Kansas
Lamb Gineral Home
Porter Spears Agency
Tom Porter
George Spears
Organization of Safe Saving
Nnchorgsavings Seed Loan Association
Kansas City, Kansas
D. William Overton
North American Building
Dean Nofsinger
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