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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1956

Page

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Hood Community pot luck supper marks season end

Herald briefs note a Hood community club pot luck supper Thursday at 7 p.m. for the season's final meeting. Other items report Lt Donald Treaster arriving in Korea with the 24th Infantry Division in Korea, Vernon Bord performing live on WDAF-TV, and miscellaneous local notices including court actions, a quiet title suit, and a veteran on leave.

Hood Community Hood Community Club

Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals Briefly Listed

In Richmond Maurice Panton admitted. Don na Jane Meeker TH S. Syea more Mendsay. H B Wheeler 21 Neple today. Miss Amy Waring dismissed. Maurice Panton remained admitted in Richmond. Delphi ancient Greek temple mention appears. no clear linkage to hospital notes.

Maurice Panton Richmond Donna Jane Meeker S. Syeamore Mendsay H. B. Wheeler Amy Waring Iedey

Farewell for General Potter Planned by Ottawans

Seven Ottawans travel to Kansas City Thursday to honor Brig. Gen. W. E. Potter of Omaha, soon to be Panama governor and former Missouri Basin division engineer. Ottawa leaders joining include Mayor Rexneth Andrews, commissioners A C Richeson and Ivan Brown, City Clerk Dean Capper, George Lister, John Sheldon, and Lamar Hos, with the event at the Muchiebach Hotel.

Kansas City W. E. Potter Omaha Panama Anhower Potter Missouri Basin Corps of Engineer U. S. Army Anchorage Aussks Hanses Cty L. A. Pick Washington, D.C Marais Des Cremes Ottawa Rexneth Andrews A. C. Richeson Ivan Brown Dean Capper George Lister John Sheldon Lamar Phi. Hos Muchiebach Hotel

Belle Evans Dies After Long Ottawa Life at 28

Belle Evans aged 28, longtime Ottawa resident, died in Ransom Memorial Hospital. Born May 3, 1867 in New Boston, she was the widow of Tom W Evans (died 1888) and a member of the Federated church group. Survived by son Julius G Evans of Lake Is and brother George W Lethrop. Services at Lem Funerals and burial in Highland Cemetery.

Belle Evans Ottawa Ransom Fae Jolias G. Evans Geir Lake George W. Lethrop Elsie eTean Presturg Ras Foreign Services Helle Heme Thors- Siva P.m Wiram G. Ware Buriz Highland Cemetery

Nantzs State Board reelects presiding officer

The Nantzs State Board of Pharmacy elected Willem & Dauzh émy of Siveruse to continue as presider with John Sebrope as secretary. The meeting approved the reelection and confirmed the leadership lineup for the coming term.

Wichitap Willem

Honor awards listed for OHS presess students and seniors

The article compiles names and awards from OHS presess and senior high GAA honors. It lists students across categories such as beginning typing, shorthand, civil service results, and various athletic and activity recognitions with multiple names and years, including award ribbons and pins.

Elizabeth Pinney Basil Kelsey Louann Lowrance Sally Liggett Harriet Holmes Linda Davenport Karen Sue Mack Sharon Abelaker Charlene Galt Charlene Wells Linda Mathias Linda Chism Stout Deanna Albrichi Jolene Brink Judy Lee Elaine Saffron Eileen Malburg Carolyn Senter Marilysn Beeson Marilyn Mock Jeanie Anderson Pat Barr Mary Pickenpaugh Beverly Fenton Patsy Richardson Ray Spooner Kay Leecy Reba Salsbury Alberta Baldwin Carolee Burns Ku— Reed Salmon Salsbury Burns Judy Ames Deana Brinkman Dorothy Brinkman Jil Brown Kathy Clinton Pat Hanes Betty Hardarge Judy Jamison Martha Keller Pat Lister Charlotte Murphy Lillie Pratt Karen Sloan Carolyn Thompson Ria Tulloss Mary Ann Ward Pam Weidner Doris Akers Judy Cary Nancy Curry Kay Crites Marie Fouts Marilyn Henning Elizabeth Keller Eileen Mailburg Pat Murphy Susie Parker Betty Salmon Carolin West Stirler Horn Maureen Tannor Liz Keller Mae Ann Wellam Fred Herder Marvin Wilson Ted Brill Bob Bundy Donnie Morris Sherman Price Richard Alien Bonnie Higgins Menzzers Ron Jeffries Larry Prager Jay Hagzare David Scott Jack Stewart George Smal Gary Hornbuckle Frank Johnson Meredith Wiliams Dennis Smith Fred Ferguson Terri Paul Morgan Williams Jim Tolson Jim Cellins Jim Green Charlies Hoones BI Spruldins Fred Harder Lerry Pearson Ernest Shatter Leer Marvin Wisan Macazzers Carl Conner Wil Channon Larry Arnold Larry Fischer Bud Golier Luce Donnie Hipsins Joel Berghimd

Gingerbread boy digs into Hall as 1956 race heat

Frank Theis, Democratic state chairman, likened Gov. Fred Hall to the gingerbread boy at a meeting of Democrats from Kansas's 22nd State Senate district. He argued Hall represents a continuation of open government and loyalty without gratitude by replacing the old guard with a strong Democratic ticket in 1956.

Howard Kas.p Fred Hall Frank Theis Theis Fred Hail Kansas

Streams Out In Missouri

Heavy rains broke banks across southwest and south central Missouri causing flash floods in Cassville and forcing evacuations. More than four inches fell in several towns with Springfield recording 3.30 inches and Branson 4.9 inches as the storm eased. West Plains logged 4.5 inches and Aurora over four inches.

Springfield Missouri Cassville Branson West Plains Aurora

Floodstrike hits Cassville area as river rises fast

Creek spread into the south section of Cassville prompting evacuations by boat. Highway 37 closed and Highway 65 near Ozark shut due to Finley River flooding. Water over the White River dam reported at 10.60 feet. Taney County reports boat dock swept away with 20 to 25 boats missing. losses exceed $25,000. Coroner Harry Forsyth notes more families leave low White River valley.

T Creek Cassville Barry County Ft. Crowder State Highway Patrol Ozark Springfield Finley White River Taney County Sheriff's Office Swan Creek Old Forsyth Harry Forsyth Taney County

Local Market Prices and Military Induction News

Wheat at 20 dollars a bushel appears in a mixed market brief alongside barley soybeans rye and corn price figures and egg butterfat data. In Los Angeles Gary Crosby eldest son of Bing Crosby is sworn into the Army and sent to Fort Ord for eight weeks of basic training.

Germany Robert M. Boyle Lovell M. Borte Lyndon Karlsruhe United States Boyle Smith Field Artillery Fort Sil. Okla Fort Buss Texas Lyndon High School Gary Crosby ARMY Los Angeles Bing Crosby Gary Armed Forces Induction Center Ft. Ord

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