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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1958
Page
3
An Ottawa editorial questions how zoning will affect farmers, noting that while exemptions exist for agricultural pursuits, zoning can curb silo and barn construction and protect farm views. It urges open discussion, county action, and a zoning board to study options for Ottawa’s area and the wider county as growth and interstate highways reshape the region.
Congress and the administration agree recession must end and property be restored. Disagreements center on how severe it is and which anti recession steps work, with factions favoring public works while fearing inflation and price gaps. A cross party consensus favors tax cuts only as a last resort, pending unemployment rising to 5 to 6 million before action.
Dr Molner advises careful motive for face lifting and warns against chasing youth. Pain is mild, danger small though present. results high but not guaranteed or permanent. Cost varies with needed lift. choose surgeon with your physician and avoid self prescribed pills for weight reduction.
Auld Lang Syne Allen Tucker, 1147 Hickory, drove a new car. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart southeast of Ottawa. Thieves stole a quilt, two blankets and two pairs of boys’ overalls from 605 E. 4th Street. Mrs. Edog Shinn visited J E Shinn and the Shinns, D C Allen of Tecumseh bought the R J Mount farm northeast of Ottawa and built cribs and sheds. A daffodil bed on North Sycamore owned by Mrs N Roos was destroyed by vandals. Otawans fear an organized gang vandalizing flower beds and property.
A devotional prayer asks Father to help believers serve the kingdom with time talent and treasure. It pleads for vigilance against neglect or indifference and to be known as those who have done what they could in Christ’s name.
State authorities reexamine the tax system amid ongoing scrutiny. The taxpayer has studied it for some time, in a morose mood, reflecting concerns echoed by the Wichita Eagle.
Saturday programming lists from Channel 4 NBC CBS and ABC feature a mix of dramas comedies Westerns news and variety shows. Notable titles include Perry Mason Gunsmoke Lassie Matt Dillon The Beverly Hillbillies and The Andy Griffith Show alongside news bulletins weather reports and late night talk or variety segments.
Wesleyan Methodist and Free Methodist lists cover pastors Sunday ser vice times 9:45 Sunday school 9:45 plus worship 10:50 Youth groups evenings. Several churches list morning services 10:50 and evening 7:30 with midweek prayer and Sunday school details. Includes First Baptist Methodist and several others with church school hours preaching times and youth programs.
The Ottawa Herald notes publication details with Sunday and holiday exceptions. Editor Robert Wellingson and Publisher Quy Snedaker are named in the masthead.
A smoky story of Robert Aitken's Little Bible the first American English edition printed in 1782 by Aitken as crown scriptures dwindled tides. Congressmen supported the edition and it earned a commemorative plaque at Philadelphia Bible Society meeting. An ideal historic note about early American printing and scarce copies.
A weather vane atop a structure in San Dingo Calif features a replica of the King James Bible and an Explorer satellite motif. The item reflects a curious blend of religious and space age imagery amid local curiosity about the residence of Charles E. Hunt.
A fragmented listing shows KOFO broadcasting slots from 6:00 to 6:25 PM with segments like Top of Morning Weather Roundup News summaries and various Serenades. The schedule includes shows such as Woman's World Around Town Manhattan Melodies and special features like Social Security and Navy Hour with notes on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
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