Ottawa area news briefs recount local events and meetings
Dr. Don L. McKelvy attends Parker Chiropractic Institute 100th seminar in Fort Worth May 14 to 17. Ottawa police cite Thomas Fredrick McGrath for speeding 45 in a 20 zone. Ottawa Junior High School orchestra band and chorus plan a 7 30 pm concert. Mrs D W Yokum and Mr and Mrs Fred Gardner attend Wichita luncheon. Yokum president of State Welfare Association and Gardner president of State County Engineers Association. November state meeting planned in Wichita. Santa Fe carloadings week ending May 10 total 21 325. cars moved 81 806. Cheney Markets advertise sugar 10 lb bag 85c. Fire department responds to mower fire at 7 45 pm. damage 10. County treasurer Roselyn Whirley and auto license clerk Almeda Sinclair attend State Motor Vehicle Board meeting in Topeka. 25 pair of coyote cords turned in for bounty. residents Bruce Spears Charles Bush Quenemo C T Dawson contribute. Mrs Florence Beach Terry death notified. survived by son Roland and siblings in Canada. Stafford’s close-out sale 25 percent discount. Home furnishings lesson Friday at First Methodist Church by Mary Dean Holle HEA with Denice Hawes presenting Household Fabrics samples on display.
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First Methodist Church
Mary Dean Holle
HEA
Denice Hawes
Kansas State College
Death notices of Muller Jones Severns families
Louise Eugene Muller 77 of 834 S Elm dies after stroke at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Survived by six sons, two daughters, mother, four sisters, five brothers, 40 grandchildren, 43 great grandchildren. Funeral at Ford Funeral Home Coffeyville, burial Edna Cemetery. Charles E Jones 73 dies at Ransom Memorial Hospital after years of ill health. Survived by widow and four children, eight siblings, three grandchildren. Mrs C M Severns dies in Denver after long illness. survived by widower, daughter Agnelle, son Jerry. burial Agricola Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise E. Muller
Louise Eugene Muller
S. Elm
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Muller
Homer Teter
Woolstock
Iowa
Edna
Liberty
Charles L. Muller
Lutheran Church
Charles L
Harford
John
Cayuga
Ind
Jess
Corpus Christi
Tex
George
Robert
Arthur
Independence
Lucy Davidson
Wichitta
Emma Thompson
Louise Kastler
Ford Funeral Home
Coffeyville
Charles E. Jones
Johnson County
Edwin B
Kate B. Jones
Jones
Julia B. Houser
First Methodist Church
Maxine Judd
Herington
Edgar Jones
H. Richard Jones
van Nuys
Calif
Alva A. Jones
Emporia
Roy Jones
Ottawa
Ben Jones
Muscatine
Virgil Jones
Russell Jones
LeLoup
Bess Dearing
Parsons
Zola Olson
Lake City
Lena Moore
Kansas City
C. M. Severns
Abe Severns
Richmond
Denver
Agnelle
Jerry
Wichita
Agricola
Funeral for Mrs. Edmund Lister Held at Lamb
Mrs Ed mund Lister who died May 9 received funeral services at the Lamb Funeral Home May 12 with Rev Roger Fred rikson and Dr W A Elliott officiating. Pallbearers included Ed Haley C P Burrows Willard Ransom Jr Neil Bullock Artis Hutchinson Wayne Dickerson Lee Casida and Claude Webb. Hymns by Rev Fred rikson and a trio with Mrs Fred rikson Mrs Frank Thayer and Mrs Marlin Kimball. Burial in Highland Cemetery.
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Edmund Lister
Lamb Funeral
Roger Fredrikson
W. A. Elliott
Ed Haley
C. P. Burrows
Willard Ransom Jr
Neil Bullock
Artis Hutchinson
Wayne Dickerson
Lee Casida
Claude Webb
Fredrikson
Frank Thayer
Marlin Kimball
Edgar D. Kerr
Highland Cemetery
Push Program On Brucellosis Recommended In Kansas
The agriculture committee of the Kansas Legislative Council urges a stronger brucellosis eradication effort among livestock but favors continuing the program on a voluntary basis for herd owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Agriculture Committee
Kansas Legislative Council
General's Gifts Now Include A Mink Coat
Hollywood reports say Gen Rafael Trujillo Jr gave Zsa Zsa Gabor a mink coat for introducing her to Kim Novak and arranging parties. Trujillo, recuperating in Beverly Hills after surgery, denies the coat was chinchilla and questions its cost. Novak says the sports car was a loan and a studio spokesman notes she does not keep it. Washington debate over foreign aid ties to Trujillo’s gifts draws criticism.
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Hollywood
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Kim Novak
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Kim
Zsa Zsa
Beverly Hills
Chinchilla
Mink
United States
U.S. Army Command and General Staff College
Ft.Leavenworth
Kan
Washington, D.C
Wayne Hays
Dohio
Hays
Victor Sued
Mad Bear Buries Hatchet Over Niagara Project
NIAGARA FALLS N Y Mad Bear Anderson leader of the fight to keep the Niagara power project off the Tuscarora Indian reservation helps build the project for Merritt Chapman Scott the contractor on the 625000000 project He worked his first day Monday at the gorge near the reservation The 32 year old Tuscarora led the effort to keep surveyors off state power authority land Federal agents threatened contempt of court and a federal court order temporarily barred land seizure while allowing surveying The state has appropriated 1343 acres of Tuscarora land for the reservoir The hatchet is buried for now but may be unearthed again"}
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Mad Bear Anderson
Niagara
Tuscarora Indian Reservation
Anderson
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Niagara Gorge
Tuscarora
State Power Authority
Tuscarora Reservation
Mad Bear
Recovery Of Money Suit Is Dismissed
W F Mitchell sued Layton Merrick and Jeanette Rawley for 2537 dollars plus interest and costs from a 1957 sales agreement. The District Court dismissed the case yesterday on the plaintiff's motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Mitchell
Layton Merrick
Jeanette Rawley
Mitchell
Merrick
Rawley
Hospital Notes Admit Several Residents And Births
Hospital notes record admissions for Mrs. Clarence Bledsoe Monroe Court Mrs. Howard Selby 508 W 7th William O Baker Lane Earl J Hughes 727 Cy press Mrs Kenneth Gentry 926 Ash today Births to Mr and Mrs Carl Sands 10814 5S Hickory son born today weight 8 lb 8 oz Mr and Mrs Raymond Carey 220 S Hickory son born today weight 8 lb 11 oz Dismissals Debra Bartlett 803 King Mrs Clarence Bledsoe Monroe Court Mrs John Roth and baby son 722 S Hickory Sidney Pope East Dorm O U today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Bledsoe
Monroe Court
Howard Selby
William O. Baker
Lane
Earl J Hughes
Cypress
Kenneth Gentry
Ash
Carl Sands
Hickory
Raymond Carey
Debra Bartlett
King
John Roth
Baby Son
S. Hickory
Sidney Pope
East Dorm
O. U
Art Club Trip To Gallery And Park Visit
Ottawa Senior High School Art Club members will visit the Nelson Gallery of Art and have a picnic at Swope Park in Kansas City on Wednesday afternoon. Sponsors are Mrs. Lyman Corlis Jr Miss Lila Bergman and Miss Vera Goodman. Students on the trip include Elmer Benson president George Small Brooke Montgomery Dixie Wallam Connie Shofner Beverly Hobbs Dewayne Snyder Nancy Miers Karen Sue Mack Nancy Scott Nan cy Curry John Lee Gary Shaffer Judy Corlis Sharon Abelaker and Carol Ponton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Senior High School
Nelson Gallery of Art
Swope Park
Kansas City
Lyman Corlis Jr
Lila Bergman
Vera Goodman
Elmer Benson
George Small
Brooke Montgomery
Dixie Wallam
Connie Shofner
Beverly Hobbs
Dewayne Snyder
Nancy Miers
Karen Sue Mack
Nancy Scott
Nancy Curry
John Lee
Gary Shaffer
Judy Corlis
Sharon Abelaker
Carol Ponton
To Get Tough On Turnpike Speeders
Gale Moss general manager of the Kansas Turnpike says excessive speed and driving too long without rest spoil safety on the super highway. The Turnpike Authority warns it is enforcing the 80 mile per hour speed limit strictly.
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Topeka
Gale Moss
Kansas Turnpike
Turnpike Authority
Eight Cases In Police Court
Eight traffic violators faced Police Court today with fines and jail terms. Arch ie Zane Sinclair received 5 dollars for illegal muffler and Charles C Wilson 5 dollars for fail ing to yield causing an accident. Kenneth Koons was fined 10 dollars for an illegal muffler on a motorcycle. Frank Watson got 30 days in jail and 25 dollars for drunk in public and allowing an unauthorized driver. Norvell Cooper 18 paid 5 dollars for following too closely. Addam Jasper Dart 5 dollars for failing to yield causing an accident. Jess Pratt 54 was jailed 60 days and fined 125 dollars for drunken driving and related charges. Harry Hocking pleads not guilty. trial set for May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Wilson
King
Kenneth Koons
Frank Watson
Norvell Cooper
Addam Jasper Dart
S. Oak
Jess Pratt
N. Elm
Cays
Harry Harold Hocking
N._ Cedar
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Don L. McKelvy
Parker Chropractic Institute
Ft. Worth
Thomas Fredrick McGrath
RFD 2
Crites
Farm Tire Service
Ottawa Junior High School
D. W. Yokum
Garnett
Fred Gardner
Broadview Hotel
Yokum
State Welfare Association
Gardner
State County Engineers Association
RCA Color
Santa Fe
Cheney
15Th
Cedar
Floyd Warner
Ottawa Herald
Roselyn Whirley
Almeda Sinclair
State Motor Vehicle Board
Western Auto
Adv
Bruce Spears
Charles Bush
Quenemo
C. T. Dawson
RFD
Ronald LeRoy Small
Kenneth Cook
The
Highway Patrol
Florence Beach Terry
Seattle
Wash
Roland
Gail Terry
New Westminster
British Columbia
Leila Beach Coulter
Vancouver
Stafford
Quincy Seymour
Bate
Paine
Art Club
Archie Zane Sinclair
S. Poplar
McVe'’ - Dengel
Cccccsesson
Samuel N. Judd
H. R. Perry
Eenewe
Ate
Ao Rt
Kansas
Kansas State Bank
First National Bank
Peoples National Bank
Ottawa Lodge No
A. F
A.M
John W. Taylor
W.M
Charles W. Watts
Sec’y
R.A.M
Royal Arts
Louis Dale
H.P. Melvin L. Sellers
Austin A. Gilbert
Woodsum Nursery
Benator Dunlap
A. F. Lewis
Old County Farm
Robinson's
Bizemore
Topeke
John Deere
NEW
Ottawa Tractor
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