Ottawa Briefs Recap Highlights Local Notices
Ottawa area briefs report M-Sgt. Dewey E. Wipson of the U S Air Force visiting on Thursdays at the courthouse recruitment site from 10 a m to 4 p m. Four Kansas State College ROTC cadets from Ottawa area promoted at Kansas State University. Jimmie Beauchamp of Pomona pledges Farm House at KSC. Donald Howard on navy leave, later reporting to USS Cadmus in Norfolk. Grain thefts investigated in Wellsville LeLoup area with several crops missing. Gypsy caravan escorted through Ottawa by local and Douglas county officers. Iva Kay Jones and Linda Schwarz named Girls State delegates. H B Wheeler recovering after surgery at KU Medical Center. Mrs Frances Miller, 106, suffered a stroke, birthday noted. Mrs C W Fowler returned from California trip with relatives visiting en route to Estile Nicaragua. Dale Mersham treated at KU Medical Center, home recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Fowler
Walnut
California
Lawrence Fowler
Pat
W. H. Gilchrist
Woodlake
Calif
Ottawa
Estile
Nicaragua
Fred Torres
J. Dumont Russell
Pomona
Inglewood
De Molays Honor Guests At Franklin County Chapter
Franklin County De Molay meeting at Masonic temple in Topeka honored C. C. Faulkner Jr and Jack Heart of the International Supreme Order. Don Sexton presided. 75 people attended including Dr. W. C. Harding and Dr. J. H. Henning. Four local members will attend Boys State in Wichita in June. next meeting April 12 features public installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
de Molay
Masonic Temple
C. C
Dad
Wichita
Gary Hornbuckle
Don England
Dennis Conger
Kiwanis Club
Joel Berglund
Rotary Club
Bob Kile
Lions Club
W. C. Harding
Julius R
Dad) Raffelock
W. H. Douglas
J. H. Henning
Franklin County de Molay
Deaths Talmage A. Brown in U S Navy dies in Charleston
Ottawa relatives report the death on March 21 of Talmage A. Brown about 50 in the U S Naval hospital at Charleston South Carolina from a heart condition. He was a chief petty officer in the Navy and husband of Stella May Durbin Brown. Funeral services are set for next Tuesday at Arlington Cemetery in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Talmage A. Brown
U.S. Naval Hospital
Charleston
S. C
Brown
U. S. Navy
Stella May (Durbin) Brown
Arlington Cemetery
Washington, D. C
Three in One Pattern by Anne Adams for Misses 12 to 20
Versatile Pattern 4632 offers a cobbler apron for cleanup, a smart sports jerkin, and a terrycloth beach coat. Includes surplice bodice, flower pocket, and easy illustrated instructions. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents per extra pattern for mailing to Anne Adams Pattern Dept. Ottawa Herald, New York.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Mrs Pearl Crozier Dies After Stroke In Garnett
Mrs Pearl Crozier of Bush City dies in Anderson County hospital Garnett after a stroke Friday. She lived in Ottawa years ago while husband worked at Santa Fe car shops. Survived by daughter Mrs Horace Avery Ottawa sons L R Crozier Kansas City and C L Crozier Bush City and several grandchildren and great grandchildren A granddaughter Mrs Rodney McCabe Moline Ill arrives today. Funeral tomorrow 2 p m at Farris Funeral Home Garnett burial Garnett Cemetery Also funeral services for Chester Earl McNees Monday 2 p m at Pomona Methodist Church burial Union Cemetery Centropolis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Crozier
Bush City
Anderson County
Garnett
Croziers
Ottawa
Crozier
Santa Fe
Hospital admission misidentification corrected
A hospital notice clarifies that a patient admitted Sunday at Ransom Memorial Hospital was Mrs Ore Lee, not Mrs John Means of 1023 East Ninth. The correction fixes the earlier erroneous report of the patient’s identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Memorial Hospital
John Means
Ore Lee
Notices of Hearing and Appointment in Two Kansas Estates
First published notice in Franklin County Kansas Probate Court lists hearing for the estate of Bessle F. Bandy with administrator John B. Pierson and a deadline of April 14 1956 for defenses in Ottawa Kansas. Also published notice of appointment naming Oscar W. Parks and George F. Parks as executors of Eva M. Vickers estate with nine month creditor claim period from March 22 1956 in Ottawa Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Hva M. Vickers
Eva M. Vickers
Oscar W. Parks
George F. Parks
Defense Buying Is Criticized For Contracts
A House Appropriations Committee staff report labels Defense Department procurement as unrealist ic and giving contractors a tremendous advantage. The 397 page document includes replies from the Army Navy Air Force defending haste driven contracts. Rep Whitten notes the government may be spending billions to someone's profit. The study covers wartime periods in Korea era and finds policy gaps delays improper contract formation and political pressure in procurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Air Force
Rep. Whitten
D-Miss
Marriage License Issued For Eugene Marks And Carol Caleb
Eugene H. Marks of Anchorage Alaska age 40 and Carol L. Caleb Brown of Ottawa age 24 obtained a marriage license. The license records the couple as now legally bound pending formal ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene H. Marks
Anchorage
Alaska
Carol L. Caleb ‘Brown
Ottawa
Fined For Painting Old License Tag
In El Dorado District Court a man who said he wanted to get by until next payday received a $50 fine for mutilating a 1955 license tag and $15 for lacking a 1956 tag, plus $11.50 in court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Dorado
Roy B. Darlington
Executor seeks final accounting of Edna Dunn estate in Ottawa Kansas
Perry Dunn as Executor under Edna Dunn deceased petitions for final accounting and estate settlement. The court is to determine administrator expenses legatees and heirs and assign the residue to entitled parties. Defenses must be filed by March 31 1956 at 10 00 a m in Ottawa Kansas court. An overdue defense will lead to judgment. John B Pierson attorney.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Bessle F. Bandy
Ottawa
John B. Pierson
Perry Dunn
Edna Dunn
Baker University Religious Emphasis Week Features Dr Cutler
Baker University hosts Religious Emphasis Week with Dr Albert C Cutler of Perkins School of Theology visiting Baldwin. He will speak at 7 30 p m at First Methodist Church Monday to Wednesday on Dig Those Crazy Mixed Up Kids The Cult of Reassurance and A Faith for Nerve Wracking Times plus class meetings and seminars for student guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker University
Al‘bert C. Cutler
Perkins School of Theology
Dallas
Texas
Cutler
Baker
Baldwin
First Methodist Church
Hospital Notes and Birth Announcement Highlights
Admitted Alfred Steele Baldwin Thursday Anita Dickinson Williams burg today Births Mr and Mrs C Kenneth Harris 1410 S Oak son born yesterday weight 9 lb 12 oz Dismissed Joseph Murphy Waverly Mrs Winifred Johnson 903 Walton Mrs Elmer Mallory Pomona Mrs Vernon Smith 1026 S Hickory Thursday Cathy Lewis 504 E Logan Ricky Mayhugh 1137 Willow Mrs Robert Sowers and infant son Overbrook Mrs Judith Pickering 1120 S Hickory Carl Wittman 516 S Locust Mrs Lexie Johnson Pomona today Herald Want Ads get results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Steele
Baldwin
Anita Dickinson
Williamsburg
C. Kenneth Harris
S. Oak
Joseph Murphy
Waverly
Winifred Johnson
Walton
Elmer Mallory
Pomona
Vernon Smith
S. Hickory
Cathy Lewis
E. Logan
Ricky Mayhugh
Willow
Robert Sowers
Overbrook
Judith Pickering
Carl Wittman
S. Locust
Lexie Johnson
Local Market Prices Dated Still Unclear
Market notes list wheat barley soy beans rye and other grains with scattered illegible characters and numbers. The readable items include mentions of prices or quantities and a partial date sequence. The text remains fragmented with no coherent market summary or identifiable entities.
Forrestal Carrier Stored Air Conditioning Claim
The Forrestal aircraft carrier is described as having an air conditioning system large enough for two Empire State buildings, highlighting its immense cooling capacity and shipboard comfort potential.
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Forrestal
Empire State
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Herald, Aid Office
Unity
Aglte Cruster
Dewey E. S Wipson
U. S. Air Force
Topeka
Ffteomoted
Kansas State Nege
David F. Snider
Harold H. van Horn
John R. Milton
Ronald L. Boucek
Jimmie Beauchamp
Kansas State College
Donald Howard
The
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USS
Cadmus
Norfolk
Wellsville-LeLoupeas
Nshers
Sheriff’s Office
Dean Driscoll
Driscoll
Kansas City
Douglas County
Iva Kay Jones
Linda Schwarz
Ottawa High School
American Legion Auxiliary
Ottawa Business and Professional Women's Club
H. B. Wheeler
Maple
Frances Miller
Rollie Mersham
Dale
Richmond
K. U. Medical Center
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Teeg
Louis Hb, Dengel
Outlaw
Ted Truth
Roadhouse
Saffron Glass Co
Boy
Walt Disney
Bary Ett Ed
de Molays
Penna
Mrs. Pearl’ Crozier
Chester Earl ‘McNees
Methodist Church
Union Cemetery
Centropolis
Legals
State of
Lloyd Joan Lance Bridges-Taylor-Fuller
Beat Lieven Rae Maureen Chara
John Aey Dein
the Long Gray
Mia
Columbia
Cole
Cestsra Robort Francis
Donald Crisp
Ward
Palmer
Phil Carey
Herald
A. Myers & Son
Roberts Market
Haat 11Th
Lawrence
Kas
Mar
Mrs. J
Howell Hatate
Oak
Lon Welch
Kaas
Jack Nelson
Neill George
Claude Borrar
Westphalia
Woofley
Melvern
Albert Stewart & Son Farm
Albert
Harold
Wilson and Locust
Wilson Locust St
Printy & Son
Ben Printy
N. Main
Russell Stover
CeCe
Urgr
Ottawa Tractor & Implement Co
Cen ET Gas
Wth
Regiac
Milo
Sense
Limb Funeral Home
Ttawa
Manger
Holy Bible
Jesus
BLY Funeral Chapel
Ce Ambulance Service
Hotpoint
Singer
Minnie May Howell
Myers & Son
Auds
First National Bank
the Herald
Herald Office
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