Russell Crites Speaks at KU engineering banquet in Lawrence
Russell Crites of Ottawa delivered the keynote at a Lawrence banquet honoring graduating seniors of the University of Kansas School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering. The American Society of Tool Engineers sponsored the event held in the student union. A rummage sale is planned for Wednesday May 6 at Memorial Auditorium. Rainfall in Worden totaled 2.73 inches in April, below normal 3.44 inches. Busi ness notices include Ellis Plano Tuning contact CH 2-4431 and a houseguest report for Jan Read of Emporia State College hosting Betty Higby of Fowler, Colo. Betty is a junior. F H Cather from Belle Plaine seeks information on the former Cather t family in Ottawa for a local history project. Stock Car Races are Saturday night at 7:20. Edmund Francis McCoy, 43, Kansas City, Mo., was arrested for driving while intoxicated and having an open bottle near Main and th. A separate city parking lot accident caused minor damage between a pickup driven by Nelson H. Fritts and a parked car owned by Howard Clinton Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo. Russell Crites
Ottawa
Lawrence
School of Mechancal and Electrical Engineering
University of Kansas
American Society of Tool Engineers
Edmund Francis McCoy
Kansas City
Vogler and
Ferns
Nelson H. Fritts
Howard Clinton Lee
Fred Vogler
Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals List Several Patients
Hospital notes show admissions including Mrs Dale Forsythe at 327 Marple and David Peterson at 1046 S Sycamore, Leo Smith at 213 E Logan, Mrs Thomas Fine of Quenemo, Terry Wallace at 610 Willow, Robin Archer at 1021 S Hickory, with Friday dismissals and transfers to K U Medical Center. Also listed are Mrs Carl Rubick of Richmond and Mrs Alfred Beets at 1246 S Main, Ruth Carr at 515 Hickory, and Elsa Towe at North American Hotel today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Forsythe
Marple
David Peterson
S. Sycamore
Leo Smith
E. Logan
Thomas Fine
Quenemo
Terry Wallace
Willow
David
Robin Archer
S. Hickory
The Power of Faith by Howard Brodie
The Rt Rev Msgr William J Gorman, chaplain of Chicago fire dept since 1922, braves rubble and flames to comfort crews and aid victims. He volunteers without pay, citing firemen's courage as humbling and humility as knowing oneself. He speaks last rites and offers steady strength amid tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Gorman
Chicago
Faith and church notices across Wellsville area list
A dense directory of churches with pastors and service times in Wellsville. Listings include Faith Lutheran, Main Street United Presbyterian, Wesleyan Methodists, Free Methodist, Sacred Heart Catholic, Assembly of God, First Baptist, Church of Christ, and others. Details cover Sunday school times, worship, youth groups, prayer meetings, and special services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Lutheran
Kurt x. Jvengel
Walther League
Main Street United Presbyterian
Main
John Luke Gehman
Wesleyan Mfetmomsl
Wayne
Caldwell
Free Methodist
Oak
Fulller
JMS
United Service
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Sainte
Cedar
First Methodist
Harrison Hames
Wellsville
Cantheous Knight
Church Church School
Torreon
P.m
Assembly of God
F. R. First Baptist
Hickory
McAdams
Et Fredrikson
Bethany Cenpel Maeting
Anauban
Chugh
William Baley
Tolowanip
AG Geeks
Calvary Baptist
6Th
Bill St
Church of Christ
N. Poplar
C. E. Andrews
Faith Bible
R. D. Clay
Christian Science Society
Bickton
Bible
Church of the Brethren
Amd Main
First Christian
Ith
D. Miller
Honim
Church of the Nazarene
7Th
Elm
Grace Episcopal
John Anthony V. Oddo
Gwelgert
First United Presbyterian
3Rd and
Walnut
Todd Macdonald
Westminster Youth Fellowship
Deaths Mrs Maggie Bledsoe and Mrs Clare Newneker
Two obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs Margerite Maggie Bledsoe 88 of Crestview nursing home and Mrs Clare Newneker of Macon Missouri. Bledsoe born January 7 1871 left a Franklin County life with survivors including two sons and a step daughter. Newneker twin sister of Clarence Hughes died at her Macon home with survivors including her husband and siblings. Services for both are scheduled with burial details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Bledsoe
Margerite
Maggie”. Bledsoe
Crestview Nursing Home
Franklin County
Samuel Wesley Fine
Wesley Barnes
W. H. Wilkerson
Adam Bledsoe
Robert C. Wilkerson
Ottawa
Clairmore
Okla
Lucy Clines
Towner's Chapel
Antioch Cemetery
Homewood
Clare Newneker
Macon
Clarence E. Hughes
RFD
Paul
B. F. Hughes
McAlester
Lizzie Worley
Los Angeles
Calif
Church Women Hold May Meeting in Ottawa Parish
Ottawa Council of Church Women held its annual May Fellowship Meeting at Main Bailey Street Presbyterian Church. The event featured a talk by Mrs. Almaj Sheiledaay, a missionary to Egypt, who spoke on her work as matron of a girls’ school there. The gathering considered topics around rye and corn production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ross
Egypt
Oats
Milo
C.cceus
One Fined Two Charged In Court In Kansas Note
State troopers cited a defective muffler charge in Franklin County Probate Court proceedings. The article records a man fined and held overnight, and details estate matters for Helen Harris and Lille Harris with notices of hearings and executor Dean Berlin named in Ottawa Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firat
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Iaid
Helen Bruce Marion Phillips
Ma‘ ' Harris
State of
Banana
H. C. Espinoza
Thelin
Church of the Hazara
Helen de Harel
Ion
Helen J. Harris
James Ralph Murray
Lacigt Guily
Cation of
Aga
Kansas City
Monterey
Mexico
Jerry Lee Hollon
Willow
Ottawa
Church of the
Kansas
Lille BE. Harris
Ottawa shows strong representation at Washington flood hearings
Ottawa officials Mayor Kenneth E. Andrews Commissioner James Grogan and Assistant City Attorney Tom Gleason will testify in Washington to press for continuing construction on Ottawa local protection works and Pomona reservoir and for planning funds for Melvern reservoir. Representative Robert A. Anderson Senator William Bowers and Lamar Phillips also to appear. Pomona reservoir bid opening set for June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Washington
Pomona Reservoir
Melvern Reservoir
Kenneth E. Andrews
James Grogan
Tom Gleason
Robert A.anderson
William Bowers
Lamar Phillips
Pomona
Ottawans Cited on Traffic Charges
Two Ottawans were cited for traffic violations Carrie Marie Armstrong and John Eugene Johnson. Armstrong, 20, at 1016 W 7th, charged with running a red light at 7th and Main. Johnson, 17, at 747 S Oak, charged with speeding 42 in a 40 mph zone. Both must appear in court May 5 at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Marie Armstrong
John Eugene Johnson
S. Oak
Carrie Armstrong
Main
John Johnson
A &M.p.h
Also Mentioned on This Page
Memorial Auditorium
Worden
Douglas County
Walter Schwarz
Janet Read
Emporia State College
Earl Read
Betty Higby
Fowler, Colo
Beautyland
Mozelle Gagne - Jo Riley - Bula Cummings
F. H. Cather
Belle Plaine
Kas
The
Herald
Zenas Cather
Cather T
John G. Kaiser Drug Store
Masonic Bldg
Stact
John Deere
OTTAWA TRACTOR _& Impl. Co., Inc
Howard Brodie
Onureh
Cornt
Sacred Heart Catholic
4Th and Cedar
King
Manuel
Qngie
Sonnet Fae
Saffron Glass Co
Neruiec
Amiston
Raeeeay
State Legals
Legals
Dean Berlin
Anderson & Byrd
First National Bank Bldg
Petitioner
Kelsny & Winthr, Attorneys
Exe
Cutor
Edith K. Link
Kansan
Ransom
W. G. Ransom
Kelsey
Winter
Herman Keith
Anid Court
Edith Kane
Executrix
Kelsey & Winter, Attorneys
Adna Strider Wenimer
Joseph Keyes Strider
Kelrey & Winter
Miorneys
Uae
EL Rai
Bledsoe
Maggie’’ Bledsoe
Wownerg
Ambulance Service
Simo Main
Wba
Jim
Senvite
Bond
Underwood
Chas. Underwood
N. Main Ph
Lone Star
Globe
Mackey Place
Westinghouse
Central Hdu
Hugh Boyce
Claude Myers
Howard Wiseman
Lawrence Natl
Bank
Sandy Kans
Barnes
Gasiger
Wisconsin Motor
Iron Horse
D.C
Black & Decker
South Main
Chuck Stewart & Son
Charles Beatty
Lyndon
Kansas State Bank
St. Mary's
Veronica Steermal
Los Guernsey
Willamsburg
Joseph Vayricek
Ghana
Ola Foal Club
Bee Edna Reever
Woolworth's
Laverne Pence
W.C
Lola Sellers
Sec'y
Alcoholics Anonymous
Kaneas
A. F. Lewis
Oll County Farm
THOR
Beauland
Tyland
Allen Loyd
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