Time for Music theme at Sacred Heart School recital
Time for Music was the theme of a piano recital by Sacred Heart School students yesterday. Performers included Shari Giest, Mary Kay Did de, Donna Porter, Charles Dueth man, Bonnie Bien, Mary Ann White, Kay Fowler, Lannie Mot let, Dolores Stine, Miary Beek man, Margery Golden, Carolyn Mages, Teresa Morrisey, Mary Beth Santarpia, Jerry Diddee, and Mary Ann Shipman with Donald Ship man as announcer. Bernhardt's Dancing performs Thu at 7 30 PM in I O C F Hall. Adv Robert Kile recuperating at home from two broken legs. patient at Stormont Vail in Topeka for four weeks. Mrs Walter Crawford of Paola returned home after visiting relatives Mr and Mrs D C Whitaker. Rummage Sale Sacred Heart Ladies May 6 7 124 So Main. Adv C C Adamson, Ottawa post office mail superintendent, conducts rural route inspection during Rural Mailbox Improvement Week May 9 14. emphasize painted names on boxes and good posts.
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Sacred Heart School
Shari Giest
Mary Kay Didde
Donna Porter
Charles Duethman
Bonnie Bien
Mary Ann White
Kay Fowler
Lannie Motlet
Dolores Stine
Miary Beekman
Margery Golden
Carolyn Mages
Teresa Morrisey
Mary Beth Santarpia
Jerry Diddee
Mary Ann Shipman
Donald Shipman
Robert Kile
W. 7Th
Stormont Vail Hospital
Topeka
Walter Crawford
Paola
D. C. Whitaker
C. C. Adamson
Ottawa Post Office
Nannie Whan Le Loup burial details published
James R. Smith of Ottawa University was cited by police yesterday for failing to stop at a stop sign. He is scheduled to appear in Police Court May 10. Burial services for Nannie Whan were at Eureka with Ellis Piano Tuning contact CH 24431.
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Donald White
Kansas City
Highway Patrol
Barbara L. Gossage
Eudora
Wayne W. Schultz
Kas
Charles Henry Smith
San Lorenzo
Calif
Smith
Nannie Whan
le Loup
Eureka
James R. Smith
Ottawa University
Obituaries for William Ishanes and Roy English
Two funeral notices record deaths of William Ishanes on April 29 and Roy English on April 30. Ishanes service May 8 at McVey-Dengel Mortuary, officiated by Rev. Robert H. Powner with pallbearers Dr. Grifford Huntington, Dr. Vern Newcomb, Glenn Ainsworth, Marvin Bogart, Harry Snyder, George Scott. Burial Princeton Cemetery. English service May 3 at Pomona Methodist Church officiated by Rev. Robert Starbuck with I.O.C.F. honorary pallbearers listed. active pallbearers Joe Petty, Floyd Gates, George Kelley, Milton Jameson, George Silvius, Fred Toumberlin. Burial Valley Brook Cemetery Michigan. J.O.O.F. helpers noted. Hymns sung by Mr. and Mrs. Jim Driver with accompanist Mrs. Neal Baxter. Burial overseen by Roy Evans, Ray Reed, Floyd Flager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William “Bill” Shanes
William “Bill” Ishanes
McVey-Dengel Mortuary
Robert H. Powner
Grifford Huntington
Vern Newcomb
Glenn Ainsworth
Marvin Bogart
Harry Snyder
George Scott
S. Martin Brockway
R. L. Stevens
Princeton Cemetery
Roy R. English
Roy Robert English
Pomona Methodist Church
Robert Starbuck
C.F
E. M. Hoagland
R. E. Thompson
Leo Wittman
O. J.bushnell
Kenneth Bowman
Dick Bethell
John Carpenter
E. J0. McFadden
Harold King
Harve Cruqui
Ted Sedgwick
John Rea
Merle Montgomery
Warren Sellens
Cecil Price
Joe Petty
Floyd Gates
George Kelley
Milton Jameson
George Silvius
Fred Toumberlin
Jim Driver
Neal Baxter
Valley Brook Cemetery
Michigan
Roy Evans
Ray Reed
Floyd Flager
Local Market Prices for Grains and Eggs This Week
The market listing shows barley at 85 dollars, soybeans around 2191, and wheat near 80. Milo priced about 1.50, oats 2, and butterfat 0.50. Graded eggs and hen/cock prices fluctuate with heavy hens at 80, light hens 26 and 22, reflecting farm market rates.
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Barerssee
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep Summary
CATTLE slaughter steers uneven, 50 lower. cows and bulls weak to steady. vealers and slaughter calves steady. Feeder and stocker steers steady to higher. 1,000-1,250 lb steers 24.00-27.50. mixed yearlings 27.50. cows 13.00-18.00. slaughter calves 22.00-26.00. feeders 24.00-26.50. HOGS barrows and gilts 16.00-25.1. sows 13.50-14.25. 400-550 lb 13.00-15.50. heavier 12.75. SHEEP 700 head. native lambs 24.25-50. some good shorn ewes 4.00-5.0.
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Kansas City
Aps
Mullin Named Leavenworth Chamber Secretary Manager
Leavenworth Kansas AP reports the appointment of Ralph F Mullin 28 of Wellington as secretary manager of the Leavenworth Chamber of Commerce announced today. Mullin will begin duties June 1 after two years as a similar post in Wellington.
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Leavenworth, Kas
Ralph F. Mullin
Wellington
Kas
Leavenworth Chamber of Commerce
Mullin
Indiana Returns Boost Nixon Candidacy Across Parties
Indiana returns give Nixon a decisive Republican popular vote boost and greater overall support than Eisenhower in 1956. Kennedy leads in Democratic totals but Nixon gains Indiana’s 32 Republican delegates and Ohio delegates. DC Humphrey wins Democratic caucus. Stevenson gains noted backup support. Kennedy and Nixon benefits shape both parties as states weigh convention delegations.
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Indiana
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Nixon
Kennedy
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
District of Columbia
Ohio
Alabama
Florida
Lar Daly
Chicago
John H. Latham
Rockville
Ind
Daly
Uncle Sam
Latham
Thruston B. Morton
Adlai E. Stevenson
Humphrey
Stevenson
Washington
Wellsville News Honors Purdue Experiment and Local Events
A Wellsville feature notes Robert Cramer and Purdue professor M Laskowski being recognized by the American Chemical Society Journal for an insulin experiment. It also covers Wellsville kindergarten year end celebrations, school staffing changes, Santa Fe Railway personnel moves, tornado warning system talks, and visitors of the Tomlinson family.
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Robert Cramer
Hugh Cramer
M. Laskowski
Purdue University
American Chemical Society Journal
Cramer
Purdue
Ottawa University
Carol Ann Brown
O.A
Cramer’s
Cynthia
April Showers Below Average in Ottawa Area
Weather notes show Ottawa recorded 2.39 inches of moisture in April, 1.25 inches below the monthly norm of 3.55. Worden in southern Douglas County logged 2.58 inches, 0.86 inch short of the 3.44 inch average. For the first four months, Ottawa totals reached 8.99 inches, about 0.29 inch above the 8.70-inch normal.
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Ottawa
John JP. Kelsey
Worden
Douglas County
Walter Schwarz
Hospital Notes Admits Bartletts and Birth of Sexton Son
Linda and Darrell Bartlett of 803 King admitted today while Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sexton of Quenemo welcome a son weighing 17 pounds 8 ounces. Dismissals include Keith Barton of Pomona Mrs Louis Brecheisen of Wellsville and Ed Barnett from Lilly nursing home on Tuesday.
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Linda
Darrell Bartlett
King
Kenneth Sexton
Quenemo
Keith Barton
Pomona
Louis Brecheisen
Wellsville
Ed Barnett
Lilly Nursing Home
Deaths of Hazel Cochran and Jennie Campbell
Hazel Cochran 59 formerly of Ottawa died in Springfield Missouri after a long illness. Funeral services will be in Topeka Friday at 2 30 p m followed by burial in Topeka Cemetery. Jennie Campbell 38 of Kansas City died at Cedar House convalescent home after a year's illness. Survived by son James E and daughters Mrs C A Kauntz and Mrs Frank L Lang, all of Kansas City.
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Campbell
Jennie H
Mt. Moriah Cemetery
Kansas City
Hazel Cochran
Hazel (Teghtmyer) Cochran
Springfield
Ottawa
Boston
Topeka
Jennie , Campbell
Jennie H. Campbell
Cedar House
The
Baptist Church
James E
C. A.kauntz
Frank L. Lang
Ottawa Elks To Wichita for State Convention
Ottawa Elks Lodge members and wives travel to Wichita for the annual state convention starting tomorrow and running through Sunday. The Ottawa ritualistic team seeks a fourth state championship after wins in 1956 1958 and 1959 among 21 teams. Dennis Smith of Ottawa will receive a top scholarship award on Sunday with his mother Mrs. C K Smith present.
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Ottawa Elks Lodge
Wichita
Ottawa
Ottawans
Dennis Smith
OHS
C. K. Smith
Ottawa Elks
Eldon Schnoke
Lloyd Stafford
Jack Kille
Howard Doman
Ed Gardner
Howard Doyen
James Ogg
Earl Guist
G. D. Weilepp
W.H. Lennard
Ted ,Crandall
Glen Wicke
L. N. Speer
Paul Perkins
Ottawa High Downs Osawatomie In Tennis Duel
Ottawa High School's tennis team split a non league match with Osawatomie 2-2 yesterday. In doubles Sherm Spears and Jack Smith beat J Clerico and G Karigos 2-6 6-4 6-1. Herb Harrah and Roger Casteel defeated L Mattingly and L Plainsted 6-1 6-3. In singles Tom Mudrick led Ottawa, with further results not shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High School
Osawatomie
Sherm Spears
Jack Smith
J. Clerico
G. Karigos
Herb Harrah
Roger Casteel
L. Mattingly
L. Plainsted
Tom Mudrick
Coker Defeats Bruce in Close Tennis Setback
Tom Coker defeated Gordon Bruce 7-5 and 6-4 after Bruce lost 5-7 and 4-6 in a tight match. Dale Shaw edged his opponent 46, while both contests highlighted endurance and precision from the players.
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Dale Shaw
Gordon Bruce
Tom Coker
Dr Clinton to preside at last conference in Ottawa
Dr John J Clinton, 4328 Elm, superintendent of the Ottawa District of the First Methodist Church, will preside over his last quarterly conference in Ottawa tomorrow. He has served over 83 churches with about 19 000 members, coming from Ft Scott six years ago. His reappointment is to be announced at the Pittsburg annual conference May 8. A fellowship supper at 6 30 p.m. in the church basement precedes the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Clinton
Elm
Ottawa
First Methodist Church
Clinton
Otttawa
Ft. Scott
Pittssburg
Probate hearing for Harriet A Forbes estate in Ottawa Kansas
Notice in Franklin County Kansas probate court informs all interested parties that Lulu Dr Brown sole legatee and executor petitions to admit will dated July 9 1959 and appoint her executor. Defenses due by May 27 1960 at 10 am in Ottawa. If unpaid, decree will be entered. Also unrelated classified ad for rotary mower and AVON cosmetics with contact in Emporia.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Harriet A. Forbes
Lulu Dr. Brown
Ottawa
Kansas
Probate
Bert E. Cole
Joel H. Towner
Pomona
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American Legion Rooms
Memorial Auditorium
William M. Hoffman
Lawrence
Adv
K. A. Graffham
Homewood
M. J. Cuadra
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co
Blytheville
Ark
Princeton High School
K.U
United States
Canada
Mexico
Ottawa Transfer and Storage Co
United van Lines
North Adv
E. ©. Thornbrugh
Santa Fe Hospital
Fouts School
Gary McClay
Robert Vogler
David Potter
Anita Salman
Richard Hull
John Pinder
Davis Paint Store
William Flomerfelt
Toronto
Frank Sullivan
KC Livestock
Leavenworth
Be Wiese
MUMMA
N. Cedar
Associated Press
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Morse
Wellsville News
Bernice Holden
Glen Layton Jr
Bill Shields
C. R. Coy
J. Linn Holtwick
Floyd Stoffer
F. C. Mersmannin
Garnett
Harold H. Ingraham
Santa Fe Railway
T. M. Darbe
Harveyville
Darbe
Ingraham
Max Gilmore
J. W. Tomlinson
Norma Winter
Emporia
J. L. Bozarth
Cyclone
Joe
Umea
Lamb Funeral Home
Dr. Clinton
Legals
Lulu M. Q2cown
Petitioner
Bowers & Bower, Attorneys
Richard 0. Skoog
Pho
Anawera
Gus
North End
Reno
Jack Stephenson
John Dellinger
Assembly OF
Jehovah's Witnesses In Color
S. Cedar
Circuit Assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses Memorial Auditorium
Firestone
S. Main
Montgomery Ward
Senator Dunlap
Ogallala
A. F. Lewis
Old County Farm
Beatty Tailors
C-O
Ottawa Herald
Hill House
C-O Herald
Avon Cosmetics
Patricia Lackey
iGeneral
East 10Th
Php
Henry Alban
Ira Meade
P. E. Nicewander
N. Cherry
Duraclean Home Service
Conrad
Spray
McCracken
Hendry and Sons
P.O. Box
Baldwin, Kansas
Will Bell
Don Collins
Cal
Sim Poe
Rantaul
John
Jougherty
Rotary Hoe
IHC
Nice
D. L. Brady
Leeds
Leeds, Fort
Tull Avalat Pioneer
Pioneer
H. A. Funk
Williamsburg
I Thomas E. Gleason
Gerald Ball Family
Sheldon
Rotary
John Deere
Ottawa Tractor & Imp
Sheldon's Annual
Farmall H & M
Farmall & Super C
Farmall
Listers
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