Public Auction At 1128 N Main Tuesday April 2
G. E. Lilly will hold a public auction at 1128 N Main on Tuesday April 2 starting at 1 pm. Ottawa Garden Club plans Monday evening program at First Methodist Church with Arbor Day Luther Burbank talk by Miss Darleigh Johnson and color slides by B B Phillips and Wayland Blair. Potluck supper at 6:30 followed by program at 7:30. Milton Park Belcher of Imoria forfeited a $150 bond for driving under the influence in Ottawa court this morning. he was arrested March 26 and posted bond earlier.
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G. E. Lilly
N. Main
Garden Club
Ottawa Garden Club
First Methodist Church
Luther Burbank
Darleigh Johnson
B. B. Phillips
Wayland Blair
Milton Park Belcher
Imporia
Olie Court
Ottawa
Belcher
Legion Birthday Party Celebrates Post History and Cake Victory
About 45 members of the American Legion and Auxiliary attended a post home birthday party. Mrs. Jennie Wisdom and others led the supper. a five tier cake with 38 candles marked the event. Joel Towner narrated post history, showed a film, and a dozen cakes were entered in a national contest.
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American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Post
Jennie Wisdom
Joel Towner
Sidney Drummond
H. G. Williams
Ray Talbott
Legion and Auxiliary
Howard Henderson
Legion Post
Douglas urges ADA purge of any Communists at tenth anniversary
Senator Douglas told the American for Democratic Action ADA to expel any members who might join a Communist or totalitarian group. He pledged non-membership as a basic ADA qualification and praised the group’s civil rights and social welfare work. ADA Chairman Rauh noted major parties lagged on civil rights in 1956 and blamed Democrats for not fully backing the Supreme Court ruling.
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Washington
Sen
Douglas
D-Ill
Amercans For Democratic Action
ADA
Communist Party
ADA National
Joseph L. Rauh Jr
Democratic Party
Supreme Court
Local names and addresses noted in Williamsburg notices
Births report a son to Mr and Mrs Dale Lanning at 713 Pecan weighing 9 lb 10 oz born today. Several residents listed include William I Hink Williamsburg Mrs Harry Cartzdamer 9839 S Main Orvel Nitcher Quenemo T J Heathman route 4 Mrs Wesley Piersol Williamsburg Mrs J L Artherson route 2 Fred Sehnert Cedar House Mrs Rob ert Sumner route 3 and Harold Fine Joyce Barker Barbara Grimm Pat Michael Killion Chester Grimm James Sands with addresses, all dated today.
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William I. Hink
Williamsburg
Harry Cartzdamer
S. Main
Orvel Nitcher
Quenemo
T. J. Heathman
Wesley Piersol
J. L. Artherson
Fred Sehnert
Cedar House
Robert Sumner
Dale Lanning
Frank Nelson
Rantoul
Daniel Glidden
Harold Fine
Joyce Barker
Barbara Grimm
Ash
Pat
Michael Killion
Chester Grimm
James Sands
Hickory
Spring Weather Today Raises Seasonal Northward Pattern
The Associated Press reports that the nation's weather aligned with early spring norms. Wet conditions covered much of the Northwest and parts of the Northeast, with temperatures near normal and slight cooling in western Southeast regions.
Senator faults Ike trip for speed to Gettysburg
Sen. Neuberger of Oregon criticized Eisenhower's drive to Gettysburg as reckless and unsafe saying speeds reached 70 mph in his motorcade. Sen. Goldwater Arizona echoed that the president should follow speed laws and consider air travel if urgency required. Secret Service cited clear roads and no special reason for the high speed.
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Ger
Eisenhower
Goldwater
Gettysburg
Montgomery County
Neuberger
Secret Service
Kennedy cites Kansan courage in Johnson impeachment vote
At a Democratic fundraiser in Albuquerque Senator John F Kennedy recalled Edmund G Ross and his lone vote against his party during Andrew Johnson's impeachment nearly a century ago. Kennedy praised Ross for upholding conscience over party and urged Americans to imitate that spirit.
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America
Andrew Johnson
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Edmund G. Ross
Senate
GOP
Kennedy
Defiant Rancher Considers General Offer at Fort Bliss
El Paso, Tex. Defiant 82 year old rancher John Prather met Maj. Gen. Robert Wood at Fort Bliss for an hour to discuss a compromise over Army land needed for a guided missile range. Prather, who has refused to move, said he would return to his New Mexico ranch to mull over the offer.
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EL Paso
Tex
John Prather
New Mexico
Robert Wood
Ft. Bliss
Prather
General grants rancher time before eviction from missile range
Prather, a rancher with 50 years on his New Mexico land, awaits a decision by Wood after the Army ordered him off by March 30 for the McGregor missile range. The deal offers over $200,000 for his land and housekeeper Miss Mary Toy’s property, with Prather allowed to live on his home until death while the rest becomes federal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prather
McGregor Missile Range
Southcentral
New Mexico
Charley Elm Memorial Services Set in Worden
Funeral services for Charley Elm World War I veteran of R R No 1 Baldwin will be held Sunday at 2 p m at the E U B Church Worden Kansas Interment will follow in Worden Cemetery
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Charley Elm
R.R. No
Baldwin
E.U.B
Worden
Kan
Veteran Michigan Newspaperman Dead
DETROIT Henry Arthur Montgomery aged 69 longtime Michigan newspaperman, lawyer and public relations consultant died today after months of illness. Father of Harry T. Montgomery of AP, John C. Montgomery of Chrysler PR, and Lee Montgomery of Goodwill Industries. Born in Topeka, Kansas, son of Reverend Hiram Montgomery. family moved to Michigan in childhood.
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Detroit
Henry Arthur Montgomery
Michigan
Montgomery
Harry T. Montgomery
The
Associated Press
John C. Montgomery
Chrysler Division
Chrysler Corp
Lee Montgomery
Goodwill Industries
Topeka
Kan
Hiram Montgomery
Henry Montgomery
KU Forecast For 15000 Enrollment By 1975
Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy predicts the University of Kansas will enroll at least 15,000 students between 1965 and 1975, up from about 8,000 now. He cites squeezed facilities and calls for a substantial rise in the basic salary scale for faculty and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Franklin D. Murphy
Murphy
Four Boeing crew killed and injured in B52 test crash
In Tulsa, two Kansans died and two were injured when an experimental B52 Superfortress crashed after takeoff from Wichita. Pilot Ross B. Patrick, 37, of Wichita, and navigator John W. McCort, 32, Mulvane, were killed. Co-pilot Charles F P Craven, 34, and observer Earle C. Reed, 30, both of Wichita, survived after parachuting from the plane. All four were Boeing personnel.
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Tulsa
Okla
Here
Ross B. Patrick
Wichita
John W. McCort
Mulvane, Kas
FP. Craven
Earle C. Reed
Boeing
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Elder — Funeral Services
Clinton Elder
Lamb Funeral Home
Peloria
Legion
Dean Berlin
Peoples National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank Stock Bank
A. O. Sigler
H. L. Gault
Chester Wagner
Ida L. Hansen
Verna A. ‘Glaze
Olive Ingraham
Mary. Wolken
Jerry Milchelt
Chester Wagni
Cashier Asst
Cashier
Teller
James Kueser
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ike
Neuber
Albuquerque, N. M.p—A
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Joe Towner
Yi i
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Herald
Ryley
Alexander Insurance Agency
K. U
Mann-Bell Drug Co
Boeing Aircraft
Charles
S.ee
Kansas
Roper
Stevens
Printy & Son
Jean Printy
First National Bank
Ottawa, Kansas
C. C.-C. Grain Loans
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S. Government Securities
C. D. Cayot
R. M. Clogston
C. W. Hegberg
R. 8. Hanes
Exec
W. A. Swift
R. D. Mahoney
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H. A. Letchworth
Frances O. Jones
James J. Chandler
Hanes
Hegberg
W. E. Hegberg
C. M. Elizabeth C. Clogston
Member
Franklin County
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