Admissions and dismissals listed for families today
Admissions noted for Kent Alan Hashagen at 4 Rockwood Drive Harold James Lamb at 4 Rockwood Drive and Lisa Ann Rader at 7 North Mulberry today. Dismissals include Mrs. Howard Mann 04 Willows Mrs. Earl Whitcher Quenemo Mrs. Bill McCreary and baby son 1341 South Poplar today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Alan Hashagen
Rockwood Drive
Harold James Lamb
Lisa Ann Rader
N. Mulberry
Howard Mann
Earl Whitcher
Quenemo
Bill McCreary
S. Poplar
Ottawa Briefs Highlight Job Drive and Local Events
Ottawa News Briefs report a nationwide job drive plan by Kansas State Employment Service Ottawa office manager Robert F Was aon to expand contacts and promote hiring now. Other items note Miss Ottawa Pageant at p m Auditorium 75, Centennial stamps sales at the Post Office, a ballroom dancing class at Bernhardts Hall, Beauceant rummage sale May 13, dog licensing grace period ending with fees and spaying rules, dining options at the Barn, beauty shop ads, and police officers attending a crash handling school at Forbes Air Force Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Was
Clyde Johnson
Bill Wheeler
Glenn Simmons
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Eugene Flaherty
Hawkins Grange Initiates New Members at Emery Green
Hawkins Grange initiated three new members at Emery Green School on Wednesday. Dale VanHorn presided with 13 officers present as William Rice reported on the Centennial tour to the Indian Cemetery. A home economics chair spoke of Osawatomie State Hospital open house and a National Grange sewing contest. Proceeds from a cake walk benefited H.E.C. CARE for the Philippines. Next meeting set for June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins Grange
John Berry
Wayne Kissinger
Emery Green School
Dale VanHorn
William Rice
T. R. Johnson
Osawatomie State Hospital
National Grange
First Methodist Church
Connie Sue
Frank Kirklands
Grange
New Hope Baptist Church
Panel Discusses Kansas Immunization Law At Topeka Meeting
Dr J R Henning Franklin County Health Officer was on a panel in Topeka as lawmakers debated the Kansas Immunization Law. The act requires school entry certification of immunization against polio smallpox diphtheria pertussis and tetanus with exemptions and public funding provisions. Other panelists included Dr Charles Lewis Dr Floyd Beelman Dr Thomas Butcher and Dr Robert Riedel. The law also assigns local health officers to advise school boards on implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Henning
Franklin County
Topeka
Kansas
Kansas State Board For Health
Henning
Charles Lewis
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kas
Floyd C. Beelman
Topeka-Shawnee County
Advisory Board of Health
Thomas Butcher
Emporia
State Board of Health
Robert Riedel
Kansas State Board of Health
Funeral Notices From Greenwood And Green Valley Churches
Funeral services for Mrs. Josephine Reed who died May 8 were at Greenwood Baptist Church May 11 with Harold Tuttle and Orvel Warren officiating. Pallbearers named. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Miss Erma Evelyn Vail died May 9 and funeral was May 11 at Green Valley Church with Rev. R. B. Shoemaker officiating. Pallbearers listed. Also noted are funeral details for Wilbur Par naby, and Frank H. Bailey, plus county crop committee meeting results and a note on Maurice W. Burton’s jail stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Reed
Greenwood Baptist Church
Harold Tuttle
Orvel Warren
Allen Ingle
Bryant Currier
Oliver Shaw
Len Shepherd
Charles Hamilton
Vernon Fitzgerald
Clarence Stankard
Emmett Stankard
Greenwood Cemetery
Erma Evelyn Vail
Green Valley
R. B. Shoemaker
John Cole
Jeff Finch
Earl
Sm liv Hicks
Joe Caylor
Alfred Finch
Frank Whirley
Howard Caylor
Ray Stottlemire
Fayne
Lathen
Lloyd Griffith
Willis Garden Cent
Ter
Cherry
Ady
Shoemaker
Green Valley Cemetery
Carnegie Free Library
Wilbur P. Duffy
Frank H. Ba
Wilbur Parnaby
Misster Duffey
Nell Barnaby
Richmond Methodist Community Church
Wilbur Purvis
Ardella Stevenson
Edwin Horstick
Jerry Milcfelt
Lee
Perkins
Joe’ Wittman
Abe Severns
Merritt
Franklin County
Donald
Alfred Nilges
Ralph Metee
FHA
Crea
Virgil Smith
S. Main
Snyder Pharmacy and Drake's Bakery Ad Mix
Local ad snippet shows Snyder Pharmacy at 113 3 with prescription prompt service and Drake's Bakery offering fresh butter rolls donuts pies cakes cookies and wedding and birthday cakes, advertising Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder Pharmacy
Drake's Bakery
Illinois Floods Hit Southern Towns Hardest
Floods across the Midwest drive thousands from homes and damage millions in Illinois and neighboring states. Gov. Kerner seeks major disaster designation for southern counties as river basins overflow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Ilinois
Otto Kerner
Office of Civil Defense
Missouri
Arkansas
Indiana
Oklahoma
Kansas
Two Osawatomie Men Jailed For Theft Pleas
Osawatomie residents Lawrence J. Gervais 20 and Arthur Dean Inscore 23 were sentenced to 60 days in jail after pleading guilty in County Court to breaking and entering and petty larceny. They admitted taking a truck battery log chain and scrap metal from the Orchard iHome oil lease March 16 and Gervais took stove grates from the Os car Arnold residence also March 16. Inscore admitted taking a gasoline engine from the Annabelle oil lease April 26. Another case, William Thomas Dawson 18, saw two counts of breaking and entering dismissed so he could enter the Navy. Dawson had been charged with entering the B and J Co Logan and North Main April 3 and the Weidner Service Station April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osawatomie
Lawrence J. Gervais
Arthur Dean Inscore
iHome
Gervais
Oscar Arnold
Inscore
Annabelle
William Thomas Dawson
W. Wilson
Donald White
Dawson
B and J of Co
Soviet Secrecy And Doubt Over Gagarin Space Flight
Soviet secrecy has spurred doubt about Yuri Gagarin orbiting Earth as the first spaceman. U.S. officials say the flight occurred, citing NASA data and FIA records, while skeptics demand detailed technical evidence and independent confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gagarin
New York
Yuri Gagarin
U.S
Kennedy
Cars Damaged On Main Street Collision In City Center
Mrs Eleanor Barr of 340 Eith and Mrs Margaret Kramer of 10078 Hickory caused a major collision in the 300 block of South Main shortly before noon. Barr backed from a curb into Kramer's southbound convertible, pushing Barr's car into a parked vehicle owned by Louis Walker at 1121 N Main, then across the sidewalk to strike the Safeway store door frame. Walker's car had minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Barr
Eith
Margaret Kramer
Hickory
South Main
Ottawa Police Department
T the Barr
Safeways
Walker
Local Markets To Continue In Turkey Business
The Hirscht Murphys plan a large turkey operation this year though not as extensive as last year. They currently rear 1,500 poults three weeks old, two weeks earlier than last year, speeding up dressing. Dressing starts by late October with most of the crop sold through holiday sales at prices around Milo and various nets. They expect to raise about 2,500 turkeys this year and begin the second group of poults in mid June. A track meet among Wellsville Spring Hill Eu gidora was scheduled but postponed. KC Markets show cattle and hogs figures for the period. Roger Thorn, Dairy Farming winner, received $100 prize and seeks regional competition next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirscht Murphys
Murphys
Milo We
Milo
Wellsville
Spring Hill
Kansas City
Wellaville
Ilves
Ness City Woman Elected President Of Kansas PEO
Mrs. Wiley Cranston of Ness City is elected president of the Kansas State chapter of PEO Sisterhood at the convention closing session. The three day gathering in Lawrence drew 266 delegates and 517 visitors. The event coincides with flood news from Illinois and Missouri affecting communities along the Mississippi and Wabash rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kan
Kansas State
PEO Sisterhood
Wiley Cranston
Ness City
Madison Thursday
Missouri
Lawrence County
Indiana
McPherson
Students From Fouts School Take A Trip
Six students and four adults from Fouts School left Kansas City by train to tour Denver and Colorado Springs. The group includes Ani ta Lolman Patricia Rybolt David Porter Richard Hull Robert Mc Clay Steven Ryblot Mrs. Rich ard McClay Mrs Alfred Rybolt Mr Ray Potter and the teacher. They will present a program for the Community on May 19 at 8 p.m. A school picnic for students and teachers is planned for May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fouts School
Kansas City
Denverland
Colorado Springs
Anita Lolman
Patricia Rybolt
David Porter
Richard Hull
Robert McClay
Steven Ryblot
Richard McClay
Alfred Rybolt
Ray Potter
John Pinder
President Kennedy relaxes during Palm Beach stay
President Kennedy flew to Palm Beach for a three day Canadian visit starting Tuesday and a May 31 France trip. He plans rest with a poolside and beach calm, and nine holes of golf daily. First Lady and Kennedy children stay nearby as Wrightsman home hosts the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
Washington
Canada
France
Palm Beach Country Club
Christopher J. Dunphy
Charles Spalding
New York
West Palm Beach
Joseph P. Kennedy
Charles Wrightsman
Wrightsman
Classified Service Ads and Livestock for Sale
An Ottawa Herald classified listing shows General Services ads for painting wallpaper hanging and removal plus livestock for sale and farm equipment. Entries include contact numbers, locations in Ottawa and Pomona, and items such as purebred Angus bulls and Appaloosa stallion service with prices and agent names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Paint Store
ING
Cajl
Riot Killough Construction
Steart
Conrad's Spray
Staddard Rendering Co
Ottawa
ZET
Ottawa Herald General Services
Ydraulic
Henry Alban
McCracken Electric
Henry Dehn
North Williamsburg
W. W. Parks & Son
Pomona
Appaloosa Stallion Service
John Keenan
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P.m Auditorium
Rawleigh Products
Main
E. F. Risdon
T. J. Cummings
Bernhardt
Auditorium
Franklin County Humane Shelter
So. Main
P.m. Auditorium
Ellis
RFD 1
Bruce Spears
Dr. Henning
P.m.i Auditorium
Maurice W. Burton
Holdridge
Neb
Sheriff's
THE
Associated Press
Totwner
Cilapel
Lamb Funeral Home
Soviet Union
Yuri Gargarin
Alton L. Blakeslee
Science
Moscow
Steeli
Federation Aeronautique Internationale
FIA
Paris
Vostok
United States
Cmdr
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Shepard
Jacques Allez
Cape Canaveral
James Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
London
Daily Worker
Hugh Dryden
NASA
Investia
Vladimir Vyushin
Hangchow
China
A. A. Blagonravoyo
Italy
Blagonravov
Izvestia
New York Times
Wellsville News
Turkey
Bernice Wolden
Barrows
Gilta
Haskell _ Institute
Ventile
Martin Hain
Roger Thorn
F.F.A. Foundation
Keene
Waterloo
Iowa
Roger
Charles Thorn
PEO
Jon Murphysboro
Carmi
Red Cross
Colbern
Fouts
Gilliland
Centropolis
Lamb
Lhe
Almam
Lipec
H. O. Cain
Garnett
Irvin Winterscheid
Fred Kaiser
John Kaiser Drug Store
Tancred Commandery No. 1
K-T
Temple
Myron
S. Steere Jr
E. C
Gerald B. Harford
Lawn
Garden
Clinton
Urseries
A. F. Lewis
Old County Farm
Church Fruit and Flower Farm
Howard Veteto — Colony
Clyde Bland
A.C
A.C. Combine
Ferguson
Ford
J. E. Fannin
John Deere
Floyd Higdon
P.T.O
J.D
U.K
NEW Holland
P.T.O. Mowers
H. D
Senny
Ottawa Tractor - Imp. Co
Albert Stewart and Son
C. Beatty
RFD
Albert
Harold
Lyndon
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Miracuri
N. Main
Mrs. Ads
Jack Nelson
K Livestock Base
Overbrook
Gordon James Phone Feed
Malo On Wilson
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Frangiia County Base Company
Locust & Wilson
Bas
Wendel Steffer
Minneola Behont District
Massey Harris
Leedy
Gorn & Milo
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