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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1955

Page

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De Molay installs Franklin County officers

The Franklin County Chapter Order of De Molay installs new officers led by J. P. Feighner as master and Don Sexton as senior counselor. Other officers include Don Cain junior counselor Gary Hornbuckle scribe Ronald Meyer senior deacon and more, in a ceremony noting a year of service ahead.

Franklin County Order of de Molay J. P. Feighner Don Sexton Don Cain Gary Hornbuckle Ronald Meyer Darrel Burkdoll Dennis Conger Frank Johnson Jim ‘Sheldon Wallis Henning Sheldon Meats I Karl Fogle Standard Steve S Mudridge Terry Vogler Waiter Dengel Bill Hysom Bill ‘Green Robert Kile Bud Gollier Larry Forsythe Darswin Barnhisel Sentinel

Hospital Notes List of Admits and Births

Hospital notes record admissions including Mrs James Cral at 727 S Mulberry. Births listed for Mr and Mrs Jesse Pardon Pomona a daughter weight 7 lb 4 oz. Mr and Mrs Leo Salb 211 Willow a son weight 11 lb 1 oz. Discharges include Mrs Jack Langley Pomona Lisa Birzer route 3 Mrs David Bryan 618 Linwood Mrs Elroy McNish and baby daughter Lawrence Mrs Wayne Weese and baby son route 4 today.

James Cral S. Mulberry Jesse Pardon Pomona Leo Salb Willow Jack Langley Lisa Birzer David Bryan Linwood Elroy McNish Lawrence Wayne Weese

Panty raid knocks Knoxville dean unconscious

About 500 male students at the University of Tennessee staged a panty raid on girls dormitories. Assistant dean Charles R. Burchett was knocked unconscious when a ladder toppled from a window. Campus Police Chief C. Jones was struck but not injured. The raid spanned all dorms. several women donated clothing souvenirs.

Knoxville Tenn University of Tennessee Charles R. Burchett C. Jones

Western Kansas Receives Scattered Thunderstorm Moisture

Western Kansas soaked by scattered storms last night with totals up to 1.40 inches at Dodge City and hail up to an inch. Loretta reported light hail as moisture varied, leaving the southwest dry. Forecaster Tom Arnold said the rain should end soon in the west, with isolated showers possible and cooler northeast tonight and warmer northwest tomorrow. Low temperatures ranged from the 30s to near 60, while highs were 70s to 80s, and additional rainfall amounts were pieced from several towns across the 24 hour period.

Topeka Kansas Dodge City Loretta Tom Arnold Arnold Spearville Burdett Larned

Still Look For Missing Plane In Southwest Search

Two Civil Air Patrol planes from Albuquerque hunted the Navajo reservation near Toadiena north of Gallup for a missing Navy jet. Indians reported hearing an explosion early Friday. Kirtland Air Force Base C45s were expected in the area later.

Albuquerque Arizona New Mexico Navy Civil Air Patrol Toadiena Gallup Kirtland Air Force Base

Favoritism In Foreign Aid Contract Sparks Senate Probe

Senator Harold E. Stassen announced a Senate investigation into alleged favoritism in a foreign aid contract. He barred involved parties from bidding again, naming Robert H. Pinner the fired project engineer, his ally Alfred E. Poulsen of Los Angeles, the Agricultural Construction Co., and any firms linked to them from future bids.

Washington Harold E.stassen Senate Stassen Robert H. Pinner Pinner Alfred E. Poulsen Los Angeles The Agricultural Construction Co Poulsen

Funeral Services for Mrs David Fausch Held at Towner Chapel

Funeral services for Mrs. David Fausch who died April 29 were held May 1 at Towner's Funeral Chapel at 3 pm with Rev F A Wegener officiating. Pallbearers were Orval Shotwell Wayne Capron Roger Brink James Hogue Fred Stoffer Irwin Elder. Interment followed in Lincoln Cemetery Slater Ma.

Fausch David Fausch Towner F. A. Wegener Orval Shotwell Wayne Capron Roger Brink James Hogue Fred Stoffer Irwin Elder Lawrence Ott Lincoln Slater Danie John Daniel Lamb Roger Fredrikson Elmer West Alfred Harrison Olin Wollen Walter Randel Kenneth Hammond J. W. M. Ireland Fredrikson Gang E. E. Haley Hope Cemetery William Martin Christian, Jr Lane Methodist Church G. M. Bolcourt Dean Lemmon Jim Lyons Pat Brennan Steve Henderson Duane Allen Keith Paine John de Hoff Allen Kells Max Margshland Phi Sigma Fraternity Emporia State College Patrick F

Start Memorial For Piersons

Work has begun on a memorial at Coffey County Hospital Burlington for Mr and Mrs Ray S Pierson killed in a February 1953 automobile crash A memorial fund of about 5000 was raised by friends from Kansas and the Midwest The hospital received 2500 from the fund for equipment the rest funds the flag pole and plaque placement Concrete base is in place a railing will surround the pole dedication date is pending Save with safety U S Bonds

Burlington Mtrance Coffey County Hospital Ray S. Pierson Kansas Mid-West Piersons

Local Markets Grain and Egg Prices Echo Turbulent Lows

The page lists several commodity prices with numerous OCR errors. Wheat appears around 225, soybeans near 2.30, rye about 1.00, yellow corn near 1.45, and eggs quoted at 26 for straight run and graded eggs at 32 and 26. Butter fat shows values around 46 to 48.

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