Water Supply Improving in Southeast Kansas Towns
The Associated Press reports rains and snow have boosted water supplies in several Southeast Kansas towns. Parsons dam received inflow from the Neosho River, Emporia ended emergency rates, and Caney lifted shortages after 2.2 inches of weekend rain. Florence and Paola also saw gains, with Chanute easing restrictions earlier.
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Kansas
Parsons
Neosho
Cottonwood
Emporia
Little Caney
Caney
Paola
Cedar Vale
Burlington
Florence
Chanute
Marais Des Cygnes
Ottawa
Korean Student From Seoul Speaks at Ottawa Church
Miss Chung Chai Chun of Seoul, a Miltonvale Wesleyan College student, will speak at Ottawa Wesleyan Methodist Church Sunday evening at 7 30. She arrived in November to pursue studies in Miltonvale and has two sisters and a brother in the United States. Her father previously ran an import export business before Korea’s Communist invasion. She plans to answer questions about her country.
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Chung Chai Chun
Seoul
Korea
Miltonvale Wesleyan College
Miltonvale
Kansas
Ottawa Wesleyan Methodist Church
N. Main Street
Miss Chun
States
United States
Congress Honors Kansas Paper 100th Birthday Tribute
Washington speech in the Congressional Record salutes The Leavenworth Times as a centenarian paper. Rep. Avery of Kansas praises the newspaper for contributing to Leavenworth and state history, noting its long effort to provide the best possible local news.
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Mattie Nichols
In Franklin County Kansas probate court John Tucker as administrator seeks approval of his account for Mattie Nichols Deceased. A hearing set for April 29 1957 at 10 am in Ottawa Kansas to determine heirs and distribution of estate. Attorneys listed Lyndon Kansas. First and last publications noted March 23 1957 and April 6 1957.
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Ottawa : Herald
Ottawa Herald
State of Kansas
Franklin
No. Mattie Nichols
Ottawa
John Tucker
Mattie Nichols
Alex Hotchkiss
Lyndon
Kansas
District Court of
Franklin County
Maye Halloren
Claire Halloren Becker
Annie M. Beidius
Emil Krause
Anna M. Beidius
Laura Begidius
Reinhold Richard Eegidius
Elizabeth Laure Figidius
Friedrich Wilhelm Eegidius
J. W. Porter
Augusta Porter
Edyther
Clay
John Wesley Porter
George
Kansas paper marks 100th anniversary in tribute toAnthony family
Avery highlighted the Kansas newspaper reaching its centennial and noted publisher D. R. Anthony Jr. who served 22 years in Congress from 1907 to 1929. He added that editor D. R. Anthony III and co-publisher D. R. Anthony IV uphold the family legacy in the paper's centennial year.
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Kansas
D. R. Anthony Jr
Congress
Avery
D. R. Anthony III
D. R. Anthony IV
Removals listed in Credit Bureau bulletin
The Credit Bureau bulletin this week shows removals including Marvin M. Baldwin from 746 S Poplar Paul Beasley to 223 S Cedar Herbert Branson to 903 N Mulberry Jean Burgoon to 121 N Main David C Coleman from 223 S Cedar Melvin Clevenger from 627 S Mulberry to 400 Ash Marvin L Crawford to 309 Ash Henry W Collins from 232 S Locust Mrs Robert England to 735 N Main Frankie Flower to 232 S Locust Dudley E Gibson to 746 S Poplar Sandra Griffin to 126 S Cedar Richard Griffin to 214 E Ist Carver E Honn from 610 S Locust to Richmond Kansas Donald E Jones from 214 E Ist Robert Keim from 126 S Cedar to 711 S Oak John F Laws from 711 S Oak to Williamsburg Kansas Dorothy L Lawson to 404 S Poplar George S Layh from 707 N Sycamore Earl Meiers from 838 E Wilson Warren Noe from 130 S Maple C A Patton to 320 E 2nd J E Rice to 617 Cleveland W M Samson to 902 N Sycamore W D Schroeder from 404 Poplar Ernest Thompson to 938 Cypress Donald E Waymire from 127 S Locust to 535 W 3rd Lester E Wells from 617 Cleveland to 911 S Locust J C Wright from 400 Ash to 627 S Mulberry Chester Woodrum from 419 W 3rd Harley E Zinn from 617 W 10th to Topeka Kansas.
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The
Credit Bureau Bulletin
Baldwin
Marvin M
S. Poplar
Beasley
Paul
S. Cedar
Branson
Herbert
N. Mulberry
Burgoon
Jean
N. Main
Coleman
David C
Clevenger
Melvin
S. Mulberry
Crawford
Marvin L
Ash
Collins
Henry W
S. Locust
England
Robert
Flower
Frankie
Gibson
Dudley E
Griffin
Sandra
Richard
E. Ist
Honn
Carver E
Richmond
Kansas
Jones
Donald E
Keim
S. Oak
Laws
John F
Williamsburg
Lawson
Dorothy L
Layh
George S
N. Sycamore
Meiers
Earl
E. Wilson
Noe
Warren
S. Maple
Patton
C. A
E. 2Nd
Rice
J. E
Cleveland
Samsel
W. M
Schroeder
W. D
Thompson
Ernest
Cypress
Waymire
Wells
Lester E
Wright
J. C
Quieting titles in Ottawa real estate dispute
In Franklin County Kansas Maye Halloren and Claire Halloren Becker sue to quiet title to Lots 9 and 11 Block 12 University Addition Ottawa Franklin County and Lot 3 Section 33 Township 16 Range 21E containing 90.80 and 114 acres plus 80 acres and related parcels. Defendants include unknown heirs executors administrators devisees trustees and spouses and guardians of minors or legally disabled. Plaintiffs seek judgment that they own fee simple and bar all adverse claims. respond by May 6, 1957.
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State of
Kansas
District Court
Franklin County
Maye Halloren
Claire Halloren Becker
University
City of
Ottawa
Basil W. .Kelsey
Winton A, Winter
John Whetstone
Joseph Walker
Davis
Alfred G. Barnett
Ira Carter
Mary E. Barnes
Bertha G. Carter
George
W. Carter
NB. Hodge
Edward Erickson
Anna
Brick
Caroline EK
Lewis
Geo. W. Carter
W. GC. Currier
Arthur B. Doherty
John HR. Scott
A. Connelly
C. A. Gunder
Stanley M. Foster
W. Burton Smith
Foreclosure Petition Against Ottawa Building and Loan Assoc
The Ottawa Building and Loan Association files a foreclosure petition in Franklin County District Court against Eugene F Adams Jr Mary Sue Adams Chas O Smith and ines Smith and others. Plaintiffs seek mortgage foreclosure and $12108.69 plus 4.25 percent interest since March 22 1957 and costs with sale of Lot 18 in Smith Subdivision No 11 Ottawa Kansas to satisfy judgment. Defendants must answer by May 5 1957 or default will be entered.
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Court House
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
W. Burton Smith
Basil W. Kelsey
Winton A. Winter
Ines
Smith
District Court
Ottawa Building and Loan Association
City of
Surprise 80th birthday potluck at Meyersicks home
A Sunday gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Meyersick honored Mrs. Meyersick on her 80th birthday. Attendees included families from Harris, Ottawa, Peoria, and Emporia, with many residents visiting relatives and sharing news of illnesses and travels across the area.
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Ira Dean
Will Meyersick
Arthur
Amos Reed
Harris, Kas
Meyersick
Andy Tatman
Richard
Emporia
Richard Pointer
Roy
Earl
Allen Reed
John Gibson
Johnie Bill
Cyndie
Ottawa
Adel Dean
Victor
Virgil
Mike
Peoria
Alta Conley
Mary Mack
Fred Weaver
Maude Evans
Bob Rodgers
Roy Shenk
Mike Dean
Ira Deans
Clarence Pragers
R. D. Altic
Rebecca
Nancy Staven
Earl Anderson
Bob Wiard
Kansas City
Ray Evans
Roberta Brown
Vergil
L. ©. Babcock
Orpha Powell
Fred Detwiler
Loretta Mundell
Mundells
Rantoul
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David Kost
Mary EB. Barnes
Fannie C. Gavett
J. C. Casto
Austin Corbin
Christina Woke
Ottawa Building and Loag Association
Eugene F. Adams, Jr
Mary
Sue Adams
Chas. O. Smith
Ana
Winton
A. Winter
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