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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1958

Page

7

Community Briefs Highlight Local Events and Notices

Local news item roundup notes Reserve Forces trainees Pvt Ronald L Foltz and Pvt Bill D Demoret at Aberdeen Proving Grounds Md. Church activities include choir coffee after rehearsal and a week of Assembly of God revival meetings led by Evangelist Max Manning. Also reported are a rummage sale at Cheney's Bakery Building a public auction by George Pinney near Michigan Valley and Pomona and a move by Mr and Mrs J E Honeycutt of Kansas City to their home on East 7th. Domestic items include hearing aid services, a square dance sponsored by Silver Leaf 4-H Club, and DeMolay leadership elections led by Rod Lennard Jack Kille and Larry Wright.

Princeton Ronald L. Foltz Louis Foltz Bill D. Demoret Viola E. Demoret Army Ordance School Aberdeen Proving Grounds Assembly of God Church Evangelist Max Manning

Pushes For Trade Program Urges Five-Year Extension

President Eisenhower warned that letting the administrations international trade program lapse would jeopardize American jobs and revive the jungle-law of global trade. He urged Congress to extend the Reciprocal Trade Act for five years and seek authority to cut tariffs by up to twenty five percent. Despite GOP and business opposition, a bipartisan dinner audience of 1,200 heard the plea as leaders from both parties and 128 supporting groups pressed for the extension as vital to U S interests at home and abroad.

Washington Eisenhower Congress Capitol United States

Taxi Driver Keeps Cash From Cab Find

Harold Petrie a 65 year old taxi driver found 11200 in currency in his cab last July 24. State Supreme Court Justice Arthur G Klein ruled the money belonged to Petrie and dismissed Walter Robinsons rival claim that an estate administered by him owned it. Carmine F De Sapio a Tammany Hall chief had been a passenger before the discovery but denied ownership.

New York Harold Petrie State Supreme Court Arthur G. Klein Walter Robinson Pas- Hall Carmine F. de Saple Tammany Hall Petrie

OHS Musicians To Lawrence

A dozen Ottawa High School musicians will participate in the District Music Festival at Lawrence today and tomorrow on the University of Kansas campus. Sponsored by the Kansas State High School Activities Association, participants include Patti Lister Judy Jamison Jo Archer Janet Read Judi Lister Carol Bruce Kathy Clinton Ronnie Hobbs Gary Underwood Sally Liggett Katie Chism Patty Stevens and others forming a flute saxophone violin piano trumpet quartet.

Ottawa Lawrence University of Kansas Kansas State High School Activities Association Ottawans Patti Lister Judy Jamison Jo Archer Janet Read Judi Lister Carol Bruce Kathy Clinton Ronnie Hobbs Gary Underwood Sally Liggett Katie Chism Patty Judy Stevens

Deaths Mrs Gladys Nelson Crow 52 Kansas City

Mrs Gladys Nelson Crow 52 of Kansas City died yesterday morning at Osteopathic Hospital. She owned a beauty shop in the Altman building and had lived in Kansas City 16 years. Born May 27, 1905 in Harlan Iowa, she married Charles Emerson Crow on July 4, 1924. Survived by son Edward Nelson Crow in Brunswick Georgia four daughters Mrs John Snodgrass in Los Angeles and Mrs Myron Mass in Wichita two brothers and two sisters.

Giladyg Nelson Crow Kansas City Osteopathic Hospital Altman Building Crow Lars S Sarah M. Lee Nelson Tremont Harlan Iown Charles Emerson Crow Edward Nelson Crow U.S. Naval Station Brunswick John Snodgrass Los Angeles Calif Myron Mass Wichita Raymond L. Nelson Gardner Clifford M Ft. Worth Tex Olive M. Rice Ottawa Carl C. Fitch Lawton Okla

Aerial Crash Fatal To 18 Servicemen In Texas

Two Air Force planes collided at dusk near Bridgeport Texas killing all 18 aboard. A C124 Globemaster from Hill AFB Utah and a C119 from Carswell AFB Fort Worth collided while attempting lower visibility flight. Both crews were based across Texas and Oklahoma. The crash occurred about 600 yards from impact in rugged scrub country.

Bridgeport Tex Air Force Hill Air Force Base Salt Lake City Utah Carswell Air Force Base Strategic Air Command Fort Worth Here Kelly Air Force Base San Antonio Tinker Air Force Base Oklahoma City Sheppard Air Force Base Wichita Falls Carswell Afb

Hospital Notes Admits Several Local Patients

Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs Teresa McDaniel 412 Wal nut Po mona A E Wards RFD 2 Mrs Gale Patterson Quen emo A T Harkins 422 W 6th and Mrs Lawrence Enel hen Rantoul Carol Reams 1027 IN Poplar Bobby Coulter Law rence today Births to Mr and Mrs Leo Istas 116 Cedar a daughter born Thursday weight 7 lb 402 Dismissals include Mrs Ben Culbertson 130 N Locust Thursday Frank Poole 514 Sycamore Fred Wilson 407 16 4th Mrs Dale Melroy and baby son 423 W 2nd Mrs Frank Mersmann and baby daughter Monroe Coutts Marilyn Kelley 803 S Main Herbert Wolfe Richmond today.

Teresa McDaniel Walnut A. E. Wards RFD Pomona Gale Patterson A. T. Harkins Lawrence Enelhen Rantoul Carol Reams Poplar Bobby Coulter Lawrrence Leo Istas Cedar Ben Culbertson Frank Poole Sycamore Fred Wilson Dale Melroy W. 2Nd Frank Mersmann Monroe Coutts Marilyn Kelley S. Main Herbert Wolfe Richmond

Santa Fe To Take Off Train No 23 Grand Canyon

Santa Fe announces Sunday March 30 as the discontinuation date for Train No. 23 The Grand Canyon with both east and west runs ending. Ottawa Junction is a stop on the west run from Kansas City to Clovis New Mexico at 10 14 p m. The return passes through Topeka and Lawrence.

S. C. Christerson Ottawa Grand Canyon Ottawa Junction Kansas City Clovis N. M Topeka Lawrence Amarillo San Francisco

April Fool's Party Planned by Ottawa FFA and FHA

The Ottawa Future Farmers of America and Future Home Makers of America will host an April Fool's Party in the senior high gym from 7 30 to 10 p m with casual dress. Pranks will feature strongly and both groups plan to contribute ideas and stunts. Katie Chism chairs entertainment with Lou Ann Lawrance on refreshment and Eula Mae Cartmill and Patricia Williams on decorations. Miss Glennis Unruh and 8S. S. Bergsma will co sponsor.

Ottawa Future Farmers of America Homemakers of America Katie Chism Lou- Ann Lawrance Eula Mae Cartmill Patricia Williams Miss Glennis Unruh S. Bergsma FFA

Funeral services for Mrs Lora A Kingery

Mrs Lora A Kingery who died March 18 was honored with funeral services at Appanoose Brethren Church March 21 with Rev J M Ward and Rev Ward Nance officiating. Pallbearers included Earl Turner John Snyder Junior Dillon Howe ard Myers Amos Barnhart and Edgar Anderson. Hymns were sung by Mrs Harold Huston Mrs Wilbur Lauver Ray Simmons and Ralph Skewberry with Mrs Arthur Skaggs on organ. Burial followed at Pleasant Hill Cemetery Centropolis.

Lora A. Kingery Appanoose Brethren Church J. M. Ward Ward Nance Earl Turner John Snyder Junior Dillon Howeard Myers Amos Barnhart Edgar Anderson Harold Huston Wilbur Lauver Ray Simmons Ralph Skewberry Arthur Skaggs Pleasant Hill Cemetery Centropolis

Welfare Department In Recovery Suit In Osawatomie Case

The Department of Welfare filed in district court for $2,103.43 from William Frank Lehew of Randol. The petition states Lacy Belle Lehew, his divorced wife, died in Osawatomie State Hospital last November after being a patient there. Lehew allegedly owed maintenance from July 1, 1954 until her death at 12 per week over 175 weeks, with principal, interest and costs sought.

Department of Welfare William Frank Lehew Rantoul Lacy Belle Lehew Lehew State ‘Hospital Osawatomie

Crow-Gladys Nelson Crow obituary notice

Crow Gladys Nelson Crow, age 52, died yesterday. Funeral services will be held from Lamb Funeral Home with time to be announced. Interment will be in Highland Cemetery.

Crow Gladys Nelson Crow Lamb Funeral Home Highland Cemetery

Marriage Licenses Granted in Kansas Pairs

Robert F. Lane 22 of Melvern and Nina Marie Curtis 20 of Ottawa. John Emmett Radke 22 of Lawrence and Laura Lee Pesce 19 of Princeton.

Robert F. Lane Melvern Nina Marie Curtis Ottawa John’ Emmett Radke Lawrence Laura Lee Pesce Princeton

Executor named in will of James E Messenger seeks probate

O Bigler is named as executor in the will of James E Messenger dated October 2 1958. Alfred Sigler is petitioned to be appointed executor without bond. Respondents must file written defenses by April 18 1908 at 10 am in Ottawa Kansas Franklin County. If not, judgment will be entered. Alfred Q Sigler Petitioner Gwinn Berii Garnett Kansas Attorney for Petitioner.

Franklin County Kansas Hetate Rose _Collina State of Kansas Ward Court Leo F. Collins, Jr Rose Collins N.W Ottawa Probate Fred Hafer EB. Haley Ottawa Herald Bara C Nisely Helra Sara C. Nisely Charles FE. Nisely Probate Court Richard Secrest M. L. Walter Bowers Ida Maude Baffrey State of Clarence R. Baffrey Yda Maude Baffrey Clarence R. Baffabey Bowers & Bowers Said James E. Messenger Alfred O. Bigler Anid Alfred ©. Sigler Alfred Q. Sigler

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