Ottawa Herald Bits of Local Life and Notices
Today In Ottawa reports on art conference participation by Uni versity of Kansas art students, civil defense talks at Ottawa High, a public sale and farm auction notices, a California trip report, local theft, a drunk in public plea, ministerial resignations, safety awards, Baptist association dinner, and bid openings for road work. Names include Paul K Elben, Carl Bush, Willard Neumann, Ethe J. Showwalter, Mrs John Collins, R W Mitchell, Paul Hutchinson, and Harold Barr among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul K. Elben
University of Kansas
K. A.elben
John Collins
Williamsburg
Death notices for Daisy Kincheloe and J D Coop
Mrs. Daisy Kincheloe 61 lifelong Richmond resident died after a Saturday stroke at Anderson County hospital Garnett Funeral Friday 2 pm Richmond Methodist church Rev Cecil Orr burial Richmond cemetery. Survivors include sons John Wichita Martin Myrtle Point Ore daughters Hazel Rossel Harvey Ill Locda Francis Auburn Ala Daisy Crozier Wichita Marjorie Kipper Ava Nutt Kansas City ten grandchildren seven great grandchildren and one brother Charlie McDaniel Ottawa address given. Body at Farris Funeral Home Garnett until funeral. Mrs J D Coop of Denver formerly Ottawa died Sunday morning Sister in law of Sterling Coop and Mrs C L Hodgson aunt of Mrs Bill Shanes survivors include husband and five children Lester Troutman Mabel Stites Parker three daughters live in Colorado funeral tomorrow Goodrich Kansas.
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Daisy Kincheloe
Richmond Area
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
John Kincheloe
Wichita
Martin Kincheloe
Myrtle Point
Ore
Hazel Rossel
Harvey
Tll
Locda Francis
Auburn
Ala
Daisy Crozier
Marjorie Kipper
Ava Nutt
Kansas City
Kas
Charlie McDaniel
S. Locust
Richmond Methodist Community Church
Cecil Orr
Richmond Cemetery
Farris Funeral Home
J. D. Coop
Denver
Ottawa
Coop
Sterling Coop
C. L. Hodgson
Bill Shanes
Lester Troutman
Mabel Stites
Parker
Colorado
Goodrich
Bids Logged on County Road Projects in Two Counties
Henery posted an apparent low bid of 15642 for a 4.4 mile detour surfacing project in Franklin County near Wellsville. Killough submitted 77790 as the apparent low for 7.2 miles of base course and asphalt surfacing on three county secondary roads in Anderson County. Leila Stiles admitted to Ransom Memorial Hospital after a sudden illness diagnosis is incomplete.
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Leila Stiles
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Hospital Notes Admits and Births Listed
Hospital notes record admissions including Fred P. Hicks Jr Richmond Thomas A Minch 127 N Hickory Albert W Caleb 126 Walnut Mrs Ewing Fritts 207 E Wilson Mrs Harry Lidikay 622 Maple Mrs Ralph O Ferguson 735 N Mulberry Thomas Whitaker 1428 S Main Marvin Gentner 844 S Mulberry and Miss Leila Stiles 801 S Cedar Births announced Mr and Mrs Don Rice Melvern a son born Tuesday weight 8 lb 14 oz Mr and Mrs Larry Folks 533 N Main a daughter born Tuesday weight 5 lb 9 oz Dismissals include Paula Ellsworth 1014 S Locust Mrs Ewing Fritts 207 E Wilson Mrs Earl Whitley Baldwin Mrs Wesley Graffham 915 St Sycamore Henry Hoffman Elmo Kas
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Fred P. Hicks, Jr
Richmond
Thomas A. Minch
N. Hickory
Albert W. Caleb
Walnut
Ewing Fritts
E. Wilson
Harry Lidikay
Ralph O. Ferguson
Thomas’ Whitaker
S.‘Main
Marvin J. Gentner
Leila Stiles
S. Cedar
Don Rice
Melvern
Larry Folks
N. Main
Paula Ellsworth
S. Locust
Ewing
Fritts
Earl Whitley
Baldwin
Wesley Graffham
St. Sycamore
Henry Hoffman
Elmo
Kas
Five Killed In Elevator Plunge In Jacksonville
A cable broke on a construction elevator carrying 19 workers at the Duval County courthouse site. Five men were killed and the rest injured as the 85-foot fall unfolded. victims named include George Edward Leach Dewey Woods Glenn D Idol Jack Monroe Thomasson and Dave Atmore, all white except Atmore. Witnesses recalled a deafening boom and screams as the car plunged to the ground.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Bd Barsh
Duval County
George Edward Leach
Dewey Woods
Glenn D. Idol
Jack Monroe Thomasson
Dave Atmore
Atmore
See Hope In Nasser Plan See Hope In Nasser Plan
Washington reports cautious Senate reaction to Egypt's Suez Canal operation proposals. State Department calls the plan unsatisfactory though some Foreign Relations members see potential basis for settlement. Egypt pledges to honor the 1888 treaty while proposing toll collection by Egypt, canal-improvement funds, and arbitration of nationalization claims.
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Washington
Egypt
Suez Canal
Middle East
State Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Humphrey
D-Minn
Mansfield
D-Mont
Sparkman
D-Ala
Gamal Abdel -Nasser
Sen. Hickenlooper
R-Iowa
Israel
Canal Improvement Fund Association
World Bank
New Highway Patrol Office Established in Kansas
A new district office of the state highway patrol will be opened in Marion Kansas effective April 1. Trooper Burnace C Powell currently stationed at Pratt will head the office and Trooper Duane Bell now in Topeka will take over Powell's Pratt assignment.
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Topeka 7
Marion
Kas
Burnace C. Powell
Pratt
Duane Bell
Topeka
Powell
Little Hope For Tax Cut Today In Congress
Budget cut prospects revive talk of income tax relief in Congress as leaders note possible three to four billion dollars of spending reductions. Even with cuts, tax relief could be delayed until next year pending actual surplus, with Eisenhower projecting a 1.7 to 1.8 billion dollar surplus and debate over applying any extra to debt reduction.
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Washington
Congress
House
Eisenhower
Appropriations Committee
Capitol Hill
Earlys to Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs J W Early of Baldwin mark six decades of marriage in a quiet home celebration. Married March 21 1897 in Aldrich Missouri they raised a family in Ottawa and Johnson County before moving to Baldwin in 1945.
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J. W. Early
Baldwin
Early
Aldrich
Kansas
Earlys
Ottawa
Johnson County
Early Mfg. Co
Ed Early
George Early
Mission
Ruth Sloan
Oxnard
Calif
Editors Warn 1906 Boys Favor Sports Over Arts
In 1906 editors of popular magazines lamented that boys showed growing interest in athletic sports rather than dancing and music, signaling a shift in cultural priorities among youth.
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Popular Magazines
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