Ottawa Herald Briefs March 24 1958
Marine 2nd Lt Edward W Smith, 28, son of Mr and Mrs Everett G Smith of Ottawa, recently completed the associate officer advanced course at Fort Knox Kentucky. Mrs Orver E Brown of 1034 N Poplar was taken to KU Medical Center for surgery. Lester Davis of 1021 Cottonwood admitted to St Luke's Hospital Kansas City awaiting surgery. Ronald Sims from Richmond among Kansas State College students in rural banking class visiting the Federal Reserve Bank Kansas City. Piano tuning. Jay Ellis cited for speeding. Cecil McAdoo cited for speeding. Probate Judge Winter spoke on legal procedure to Ottawa High assembly. Sixth grade Kayettes party scheduled. Jack Rank to present The Taming of The Shrew in one-man play at Ottawa High. Keith Chanay of Wellsville filed checks complaints in County Court. Art Wiswell collected bounty on coyote ears. County Clerk Bruce Spears reports tax assessment clerks at work. Dr Paul Hughes transferred to Ransom Memorial Hospital. Western Auto ad. Mr and Mrs Ed Young of Springfield visited, Reon Well-Child Clinic to be held Wednesday. Harold VanHorn to appear on KSAC radio March 26. 4-H club to organize in Appanoose district tomorrow night. Leslie Salee noted as 4-H agent. Mrs Roberta Wash and Mrs Viola Berry learned of brother Lloyd Flemming’s death in Kansas City. Funeral arrangements in progress. Corporation meeting set for April 4.
Death notices for Mrs. Dave Whitaker and John Earl Bruner
Mrs. Dave Whitaker 70 of 904 E 8th St died yesterday at 6 30 p.m. of a heart attack at her home. Born Feb 17 1888 in Illinois she lived in Ottawa 50 years and was married previously to H E Taggart and then to Mr Whitaker in 1942. She was a Baptist and survived by a widower. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Lamb Funeral Home with burial in Highland Cemetery. John Earl Bruner 75 of 942 Willow a retired Franklin County farmer died yesterday at 6 15 a.m. after hospital illness since September. Born Feb 27 1883 in Ottawa he was the son of John S and Jennie Emerson Bruner. He married Ruth Brown on April 4 1915. Survivors include a widow son Harold of Lyndon Wash five grandchildren one sister Mrs A Z Brady Wellsville and one brother Frank N Bruner Buffalo Mo. Services Wednesday at Towner's Chapel 2 p.m. Rev Charles P Knight officiating. Pallbearers listed with burial in Hope Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Whitaker
8Th St
Etta Martin
Ilinois
Jonn E. Bruner
John Earl Bruner
Willow
Franklin County
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
John S
Jennie Emerson Brauner
Ruth Brown
Harold
Lyndon
Wash
A. Z
Brady
Wellsville
Frank N. Bruner
Buffalo
Towner’s Chapel
Charles P. Knight
Harvey Staadt
Clifford Hunter
Jim DeWitt
Lea Shobe
Wendell Stoffer
Lee Barnett
al Williams
Lawrence
Ott
Hope Cemetery
Funerals for Carrie Crawford and Anna May Blackstone
Funeral services for Mrs. Carrie Crawford were set for 4 p.m. at Lamb Funeral Home with burial in Highland Cemetery. Mrs. Anna May Blackstone died March 19 and her service was at Ruhamah Baptist Church with Rev. Shoemaker officiating and pallbearers named. burial followed in Ruhamah Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Crawford
Carne Crawford
The
Lamb Funeral Home
Highland Cemetery
IMRS
Anna May Blackstone
Ruhamah Baptist Church
R. B. Shoemaker
Leo
Alvin Blackstone
Donald
Bruce Welton
Jim Robinson
Merritt Ball
Shoemaker
Bert Detwiler
Ruhamah Cemetery
Retired Coffeyville Railroader Dies
Charles F. Renner a widowed retired railroad man died in a Coffeyville hospital after a stroke left him on the bathroom floor for nine hours where he burned from a heater. He suffered first and second degree burns and is survived by son Charles F. Renner Jr. of Kansas City and daughter Thelma McMurtry of Independence, the Montgomery County recorder of deeds.
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Coffeyville
Charles F. Renner
Renner
Charles F. Renner Jr
Kansas City
Thelma McMurtry
Independence
Has
McMurtry
Montgomery County Recorder of Deeds
Old American Life Insurance Ad Targets Seniors for Final Expenses
An elderly oriented mail order offer from Old American Insurance Co of Kansas City promotes a $1,000 life policy for those born before 1900. It invites readers to mail their name address and year of birth to receive a no obligation, by mail transaction.
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Kansas City
Old American Insurance Co
West 9Th
Dept
Missour
Red Cross To Give Course At Ottawa University
A Red Cross swimming instructors course will be offered at Ottawa University this week. The five night program starts at 7 tonight in the Wilson Field House classroom, then moves to the pool. Instructor Gilbert Gribble of St. Louis will teach, with eligibility for senior life savers over and former instructors seeking certification renewal.
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Red Cross
Ottawa University
Wilson Field House
Gilbert Gribble
St. Louis
Labor Fund Misuses Cited by Senate Committee
The Senate Rackets Committee reported about 19 million dollars in union funds stolen embezzled or misused in 15 years by five unions including Teamsters Workers Operating Engineers and Allied Industrial Workers The minority member Sen McNamara criticized the figures as phony and accused the majority of anti labor bias The majority urged a cautionary signal to unions and employers while defending the honesty of most funds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Teamsters, Workers
Allied Industrial Workers
Sen
McNamara
Mich
Police Gazette
Lnhom
Hope Dispatch Building Wrecked in Hope Kansas
Fire destroyed the Hope Dispatch building and equipment, including a press once used by William Allen White in Emporia. Editor Chet Bowline estimated the loss at $50,000 with $5,000 of insurance. Herington and Hope firemen prevented spread to Lay grocery store. cause undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope, Kas,w
Hope Dispatch
Yesterady
William Allen White
Emporia
Chet Bowline
Dispatch
Herington
Hope
Crash Is Fatal near Marysville in one car crash
Harold Henry Deever of Bremen Kas was killed Saturday in a one car accident six miles northeast of Marysville. The fatal crash details indicate a single vehicle collision on rural roads with Deever the sole occupant. Police involvement and ongoing investigation were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Kas
Harold Henry Deever
Bremen
Funeral of Mike Todd Is Tuesday
Hollywood reports the funeral for Mike Todd, producer of the ill fated flight, will be held in Chicago with Elizabeth Taylor leaving a sickbed to attend. Attending will Eddie Fisher, Helen Rose, Rexford Kennamer, Howard Taylor, and Dick Hanley. Todd, 50, died in the crash with Art Cohn and crew. Confirmation of cremation plans and family details follow in this tragic notice.
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Hollywood
Elizabeth
Taylor
Chicago
Hus
Mike Todd
Eddie Fisher
Todd
MGM
Helen Rose
Mrs Todd
Rexford Kennamer
Howard Taylor
Dick Hanley
Miss Taylor
Santa Fe
Showman
Grant, New Mexico Plane Crash Kills Producer Mike Todd
Heavy earthmoving equipment churned to dig for clues in Grants New Mexico as investigators probe the crash that killed producer Mike Todd. The plane appears to have hit steeply downward and possibly with one engine out, with pilot Bill Verner 45 among early theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Aeronautics Board
Grants, N.M
Grants
N. M
Rat Mountain
Mike Todd
Phillip Goldstein
Santa Monica Calif
Eing
Bill Verner
Two Cars Damaged In Crash On Main Street
At 3 05 p m Sunday two cars were damaged in a collision at the Te cumseh and Main intersection. Simon Medina 38 of Garnett suffered rear damage to his car while Eloise Marie Hughes 3 Cypress sustained front end damage. Medina said he was stopped waiting to cross traffic when hit from behind. Hughes said she did not see Medina.
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Tecumseh
Main
Simon Medina
Garnett
Eloise Marie Hughes
Cypress
Medina
Euggene Flaherty
Traffic Toll in Kansas 1958 Fatalities Rise
State Accident Records Section lists 3 traffic deaths in the past 24 hours in Kansas. To date in 1958 fatalities total 82, compared with 110 for the same period in 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Ottawa University Charter Days Celebrate 93rd Anniversary
Despite cold rain 150 attendees enjoyed Charter Days at Ottawa University marking the 93rd anniversary. Dollie Eisminger of Wathena was named Miss C A and David Brown of Ketchikan Alaska Mr C A as elected by the student body. Honor guests were Miss Nelle Buchanan and Dr and Mrs Charles A Hawley. President Andrew B Martin presided as retirees Dr Hawley and Mr Buchanan were introduced. A steady program kept visitors busy Friday and Saturday with many staying until yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
Dollie Eisminger
Wathena
David Brown
Ketchikan
Alaska
C. A
Nelle Buchanan
Charles A. Hawley
5. Buchanan
Hawley
Andrew B. Martin
Ottawa
Stroke Fatal To Prof Emil L Telfel Of KU
Professor Emil L. Telfel of the University of Kansas School of Journalism died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a stroke. He was 53 and had long heart and circulatory trouble. He arrived at 7 15 a m and died at 8 40 a m. Born in Newark New Jersey he studied at Notre Dame and St Norbert College. He joined KU in 1946 as an assistant professor and became an associate professor in 1950. He had summer copy desk roles at Topeka Daily Capital Leavenworth Times Kansas City Star Rochester Times Union and Toledo Blade and with WHAS in Rochester New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Emil L. Telfel
University of Kansas School of Journalism
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Telfer
Newark
N. J
Notre Dame University
St. Norbert College
DePere
Wis
Kansas University
K. U
Topeka Daily Capital
Leavenworth Times
Kansas City Star
Rochester
N. Y
Times - Union
Toledo Blade
WHAS
Rochester N. Y
Pressures For Tax Cuts Grow
Washington press for a quick tax cut grows as Republican and Democratic members urge action while Vice President Nixon says Eisenhower will wait for March economic figures before deciding on antirecession steps. He notes signs of improvement but cautions against inflation and favors a broadly based cut that spurs jobs and investment.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
Eisenhower
Hospital Notes Admits and Births in Local Towns
List of admissions and births from several area locations with names and addresses. Includes William Davidson Quenemo Frank Poole 6148 Sycamore Mrs W T Jolley Osa Watomie Dr Paul Hughes 420 5 Cedar Charles Hobbs Rantoul Births mention Homer Perry Wellsville daughter weight 7 lbs 14 oz and other names at Cedar Quenemo Rantoul Pomona Garnett Wellsville etc.
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William Davidson
Quenemo
Frank Poole
Sycamore
W.T. Jolley
Osawatomie
Paul
Hughes
Cedar
Charles Hobbs
Rantoul
Homer Perry
RED
Wellsville
Ernest Roecker
Barbara Artinger
S. Mulberry
Dale Wilson
Paul Gentry
James Hogue
Bobby
Albers
Poplar
Don’ Hanes
N. Locust
Kathleen Garnet
S. Hickory
Charles Cook
S. Locust
Earl L. Gilliland
Pomona
RFD
Higinio Escobar
King
Pomona High School Banquet Tonight Honors Athletes
A banquet to honor Pomona High School athletes will be held tonight at the Pomona Methodist Church at 6 30 p m Dick Peters Ottawa University Athletic Director will be the guest speaker Letters will be awarded following the meal
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Pomona
Pomona Methodist Church
Dick Peters
Ottawa University
Public hearing set on printing shop amendment Ottawa Kansas
The Ottawa Kansas City Planning Commission schedules a public hearing for April 10, 1058, at 4:30 p.m. in City Hall to consider a petition by Bernardieg and others to amend Ordinance No. 1763 allowing a printing plant up to ten horsepower in District H General Business. Protests may be presented to the Planning Commission before the hearing and will be forwarded to the city governing body for action.
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Thurston
Ottawa
City Planning Commission
Horry
Bernardieg
Mealman
Ewes
Planning Commission
Kansas
Warren G. Whign
Harold G. Peffly
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Ottawa Herald
Marine
Edward W £. Smith
Arti
Everett G. Smith
Armor School
Fort Knox
Smith
Ottawa High School
University of Kansas
Orver E. Brown
N. Poplar
K. U. Medical Center
Lester Davis
Cottonwood
St. Luke's Hospital
Ronald Sims
Richmond
Kansas State College
Federal Reserve Bank
Jay Ellis
Dick Maze
Baldwin
South Main
Ceeil Eugene McAdoo
E. Wilson
Winton A. Winter
Ottawa Senior High Assembly
Kayettes
Jack Rank
Otstawa High School
Keith Chanay
Waldron Farley
William Arnold
Robert ‘Barnes Jr
Art Wiswell
Lincoln
Bruce Spears
Paul 8. Hughes
Osteopathic Hospital
Howdy Pardner
Western Auto
Ed §. Young
Springfield
C. E. Jones
Clint Peterson
Reon
Harold VanHorn
Near Pomona
KSAC
Manhattan
Kansas Farm
Appanoose
Appanoose High School
Leslie ‘Salee
Phil King
Appanoose Township
Roberta Wash
Viola Berry
Lloyd Flemming
City
Robert Vann
Benton Boulevard
Campy
Mrs
Colleen
Animal Shelter
Simane Society
Chuck Langdon
Labor Fund
Hiway
Michael Jr
Albuquerque
Art Cohn
Tom Barclay
Mike Jr
Forest Park
Sophie Goldhogen
Ameraaty Pete
Jed Starkey
New York
N.Y
Guam
Hickory
Command Air
Bryant
Command-Aire
Wightmans
John L. Hysom JR
U.S. Army
Ft. Lee
Telfel
David Midenscott
Wellaville
Uora
Deanna Drake
Kramer's Drug Store
Chappell Cleaners
W. 2Nd
Iiner Rom
Pomona High School
Legals
I. i
Carrs) Crater
Streeta
Public Utilities
Dean Berlin
Reetz
M. L
Monty” Reetz
Williamsburg Methodist Church
Robert Wood
Elmwood Cemetery
Augusta
Louis H. Dengel
Hyer
Waldo Shoe Shop
S. Main
Lamb General Home
Dmixton
Edmiston
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