Hawkins Grange honors with degrees at meeting
Hawkins Grange awarded first and third degrees to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Brown at last evening’s meeting with 11 officers present. Reports noted upcoming judging at 9 a.m. Saturday in First Methodist Church basement and book, magazine, and clothing drives for Osawatomie State Hospital. A program and style show were held. Community service chair William Rice said Ellis Carman cleaned Indian Cemetery. Plans were made to visit Rev. R. B. Shoemaker’s church on May 15, then return for a picnic and program. Attendance: 29 adults and 12 children. Refreshments by Clifford Hunter and George Gould families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins Grange
Roger Brown
T. R. Johnson
Home Economics
First Methodist Church
Osawatomie State Hospital
Community Service
William Rice
Ellis Carman
R. B. Shoemaker
Clifford Hunter
George Gould
Preliminary hearing set for Spegal on non support charges
Okla A Spegal, 58, Wichita, arraigned in County Court on non support charges. Hearing scheduled for May 12. Bond posted at $1000. Also noted in brief: devotional "A Little Child's Love" by Mrs Judson Lee for Friday at Sacred Place published by Baptist and Christian churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okla
A. Spegal
Wichita
Judson Lee
Everett Family Widens With Three Daughters
The article notes Mrs. Ted Everett and her husband Mr. Everett have three daughters named Marcia Diana and Nancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Ted Everett
Mrs. Everett
Marcia
Diana
Nancy
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals List
Admissions include Mrs Leona Chesser at 101 S Hick tory Lloyd Schweitzer Princeton I Mrs Elizabeth Bell Crestview N nursing home Sid Pope 822 S Mulberry Wednesday Mrs Newt Fleming RFD 2 Pomona today Dismissals include Linda and Darrell Bartlett 803 King Wednesday Mrs Louis Williams and infant daughter 128 S Poplar Mrs Roy Taylor 923 W 6th Mrs Ella Foust 622 Maple Mary Catherine Tipton 933 Ash Mrs Chester Gibson 534 S Oak today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Chesser
S. Hicktory
Lloyd Schweitzer
Princeton
Elizabeth Bell
Crestview N
Sid Pope
S.mulberry
Newt Fleming
RFD
Pomona
Linda and
Darrell Bartlett
King
Louis Williams
S. Poplar
Roy Taylor
W. 6Th
Ella Foust
Maple
Mary Catherine Tipton
Ash
Chester Gibson
S. Oak
Auction Market Summary for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
CATTLE three thousand calves and three loads slaughter cows offered with limited trading. stockers and feeders about three thousand head. canners 13.00 to 16.25. utility cows 17.50 to 18.00. other slaughter classes scarce. HOGS three thousand two hundred head steady. 190 to 240 pound barrows and gilts 15.75 to 16.50. sows 11.50 to 14.23. SHEEP two hundred fifty slaughter lambs at 34.00. few choice 107 pound native wooled at 21.00. not enough others for tests.
Funeral services for Mrs Hazel Cochran in Topeka
Funeral services for Mrs Hazel Teghtmeyer Cochran of Springfield Missouri, formerly Ottawa, will be held at Michael Memorial Home 415 West 6th Topeka Friday at 2 30 p m Burial will be at Topeka Kansas venue details indicate local remembrance for a departed resident of the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Teghtmeyer Cochran
Springfield
Ottawa
Michael Memorial
415 West 6Th
Topeka
Perjury Charge Follows Murder Conviction in Kiowa Slaying
Buddy Joe Delano 30, jailed 35 years for second degree murder, now charged with perjury for contradicting his trial testimony. The slaying of Linden Black at a Kiowa square store near the Oklahoma line on April 6, 1959, also involves Marvin Clifford Johnson and Herbert Rowland, with competing accounts of the shooter. Delano, a Maplewood La circus roustabout, testified Johnson killed Black while Rowland testified Delano fired.
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Medicine Lodge
Kas
Buddy Joe Delano
John MacGregor
Barber County
Delano
Linden Black
Kiowa
Black
Seven Indictments in Jackson County Kansas City
The Jackson County grand jury returned seven secret indictments naming five persons. It investigated irregularities in county highway and park departments and found evidence of misappropriation of county materials and supplies. The panel, in session 43 days, had no time for a fuller probe. It urged the General Hospital be divorced from politics and aligned with the University of Missouri medical school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Jackson County
General Hospital
University of Missouri
Wellsville pumps use pressure system cutting wear
A unique automatic pumping system developed near Wellsville in 1953 uses pressure control instead of time clocks, reducing human maintenance, preventing emulsified oil from over pumping, and lowering wear on equipment. Mundell notes it eliminates downtime and records daily pumping hours with a meter. The Cup Scout meeting at Wellsville Baptist Church featured Great Lakes themes with dens 2, 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maracaibop
Wellsville
Moherman Jease
Melvin Mundell
Rantoul
Mundell
Great Lakes
Wellsville Baptist Church
Sweeping Change In Top Soviet Posts Revealed
Moscow reports a major Soviet leadership reshuffle under Khrushchev after the Malenkov purge, naming Kozlov as a secretary and elevating Kosygin Ignatov and Novikov to deputy premiers. New figures include Polyansky, Furtseva, Podgorny, and others reshaped to accelerate the seven year plan and energize the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Communist Party
Georgi Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
Lazar Kaganovich
Khrushchev
Frol R. Kozlev
Soviet
Communist Party Central Committee
Kozlov
United States
A. J. Mikoyan
Harrison FE. Salisbury
New York Times
Alexei Kosygin
Kosygin
Central Party
Nikolai Ignatov
Central Party Committee
Vladimir Novikov
Russian Soviet Federal Socialist Republic
Dmitri Polyansky
Ekaterina Furtseva
Kremlin
Central Committee
Nikolai Mikhailov
Nikolai Podgorny
Ukraine
Marriage Licenses for Lansing and Ottawa Couples
Robert Lansing, 43, and Rosa Fay Mc Afee, both of Lansing, obtained a marriage license. James Lyman Corlis, 17, and Jacqueline Kay Stafford, 15, both of Ottawa, also secured a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lansing
Rosa Fay McAfee
Lansing
James Lyman Corlis
Jacqueline Kay Stafford
Ottawa
Sixth Graders To Jr. High Program
About 160 to 180 sixth grade students will attend the Sixth Grade Convention in the Senior High auditorium Saturday at 9 30 a m A two hour program features a panel discussion on junior high life panelists include Rick Winchester Rich Jamison Ann Machin Don Meyer Sally Corlis and Roxanne Lennard The convention is sponsored by the junior high student council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Gish
Rick Winchester
Rich Jamison
Ann Machin
Don Meyer
Sally Corlis
Roxanne Lennard
Junior High Student Council
Emergency Action Moves NSC Session Outside Washington
President Eisenhower shifted a National Security Council session to a secret location outside Washington as part of Operation Alert. He flew from the White House by helicopter at 730 am while the rest of the council followed, with Cheney Herter Gates Hoegh among those present, and the regular weekly meeting rescheduled for later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
National Security Council
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Christian A. Herter
Thomas S. Gates Jr
Leo A. Hoegh
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
Ottawa High Art Displays Through May 26
Ottawa High School art exhibits will be shown at both junior and senior high schools through May 20, with a sophomore class show through tomorrow. From May 12 to May 13 a seventh grade exhibit in the art room will run, followed by works by Marie Hird Don Stephens Roger Ward Theo Tucker May 16 to May 19. A May 19 to May 20 ninth grade show precedes a final display by Barbara Eichhorn May 23 to May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Norris Burke
Jeanette Arnold
Jan Newfield
Barbara Eichhorn
Gambie Benedict and Hubby Expecting Baby Soon
Heiress Gambie Benedict and An drei Porumbeanu announce they are expecting a baby early next year. The couple, who eloped from New York, were married at Hendersonville, North Carolina, and Porumbeanu has taken a job as director of guest relations at a Miami Beach hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Gambie Benedict
Andrei Porumbeanu
Porumbeanu
Gamble
New York
Hendersonville
N. C
Kays and Kayettes Install Officers at Ottawa High
New officer day at Ottawa High School saw seven new Kays elected by Kay 5 and 17 Kayette leaders installed. Kays: Steve Smith president Roger Casteel vice president Jim Wollen secretary Hoonie Meiers treasurer Vycke Shanes program chairman Lowell Hutchinson points chairman Jack Kille student council representative. Kayettes: Opal Nearmeyer president Lurray Moffett vice president Judy Lister secretary Nancy England treasurer Shirley Small school service chairman Peggy Nordyke community service chairman Anne Channon World service chairman Betty Parker point chairman Carol Bruce publicity chairman Marjorie Spencer pianist Paula Perkins songleader Donna Reinecke Sharon Bennett co-program chairmen Cheryl Petty finance chairman Karen Indall recreation chairman Diana Knight special programs chairman Janie Gollier student council representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kays
Kayettes
Ottawa High School
Kay 5
Kayette
Steve Smith
Roger Casteel
Jim Wollen
Hoenie Meiers
Vycke Shanes
Lowell Hutchison
Jack Kille
Opal Nearmeyer
Lurray Moffett
Judy Lister
Nancy England
Shirley Small
Peggy Nordyke
Anne Channon
World Service
Betty Parker
Carol Bruce
Marjorie Spencer
Paula Perkins
Donna Reinecke
Sharon Bennett
Cheryl Petty
Karen Indall
Diana Knight
Janie Gollier
Student Council
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Ottawa Transfer & Storage Co
Curtis C. Baldwin
el Centro
Calif
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Glendale
Jane Kahler
Little River
Bethany College
Lindsborg
Claire Kahler
O. U
Sacred Heart Brownie
Janice Fitzgerald
Lannie Morelet
Linda Medina
Nancy Saner
E. 0. Walden
Church of the Nazarene
7Th and Elm
Ralph C. Edwards
Wilky’s Pottery
Jardinieres
Maurice Ponton
Bruce Spears
Gilbert C. Purvis
Minnick Motors
Robert Pinet
Sacred Heart
George Lockett
Moline
Wayne Bond
Bruce E. Bredeson
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Katheryn E. Crawford
LaVon Hettler
Rosemarie Stephenson
Beverly B. Grabham
Mid - West Hospital Association
Davis Paint Store
John W. Swallow
RFD 2
Charles Nisely
E. 7Th
N. Main
M. J. Klein
Fostoria, Ohio
Glenn E. White
Ottawa Police Department
KC Livestock
Hazel T. Cochran
Wellsville News
Esther Todd
Kansas
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Utah
James Coughenour
Mark Coughenour
Joe Mahoney
Lenna
Danny Carrow
Jack Carrow
Danny
Phil Haas
May Neel
7Th Street
Linnie Tyler
Marion Bosworth
Rebekah Lodge
Blanche Dunn
Riverside
Cora Barnett
Gid Whitley
Baldwin
Dot Harrison
Mid - Continent Grain Co
Jerry Daniels
Kansas City Terminal Railroad
Daniels
Missouri Pacific
Lomax
Quenemo
Paola
Special Rock 'N Roll Band
Tke
United
Joanne Woodward
Paul Newman
Jack Carson
Max Shuman
Rene
Ame Amlcrest
Cinsmascope
Fycolor Ty DE Luxe
Hubby
Yywood
Julie Newmar
Jerry Lester
Tomy
George
George O'Hanlon
Tommy Noonan
Paul David More
Ponce
Ates
Thomas E. Gleason
Pho
Brittany
Lions Club
Jack Stephenson
John Dellinger
Alcoholics Anonymous
Richard L . Bryan
Trisacres
Underwood St
Rawleigh's
Freeport
Ill
Herald
Avon Cosmetics
Patricia Lackey
Emporia
General Services
Gydraulig Jaca
Henry Alban
Forcer Meade
Call Bond Royal Cleaners
P. KE
Nicewander
N. Cherry
Duracleag Home Service
Rendering Co
Conrad's
Sprey
McCracken
S. Main
Ranta
Poe
Mitker
John Dougherty
J. D
J. D. No
Ottawa Tractor & Imp
Sheldon's Annual
Farmall H & M
Farmall C & Super
Listers
John Deere
Sheldon
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