Parking crash in N Main block causes 150 damage
A 9 12 p m yesterday in the 200 block of N Main led to an estimated 150 damage to a car after Lavernon Cowan Lohman attempted to park his 1949 Studebaker and sideswiped Veda Maley s 1946 Dodge at 910 E 7th. Also notes a piano tuner, a new Blue Key member Harold Van Horn, and civic notices on culvert permits and tax reminders.
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N. Main
Lavernon Cowan Lohman
RFD
Studebaker
Veda Maley
Deaths listed for three locals in obituary notices
Orville Sumerall died Friday in Pasadena after a tow cable struck him while helping pull a car from a ditch. Surviving are his widow Mary Meiers and five children. Mrs. A. F. Hamm, former Nortonville resident, died in Oskaloosa. funeral at First Christian Church Nortonville. Robert R. Rhodes, 66, former Ottawa resident, died of a heart attack at Sunflower. funeral at Sunflower Community Church with Masonic and military honors.
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Orville Summerall Orville Sumerall
Earl Meiers
E. Wilson
Pasadena
Tex
Summerall
Mary Meiers
A. F. Hamm
Albert W. Hamm
RFD
Oskaloosa
Nortonville
Frank J. Hamm
Atchison
Lloyd McCracken
Valley Falls
First Christian Church
Robert R. Rhodes
Ottawa
Sunflower
Hercules Powder Co
Falley’s Market
la Cygne
Madison
U.S. Army
France
Eudora Masonic Lodge
Docking accuses politics in Kansas land dispute ruling
Gov George Docking charged political influence in the decision by the Kansas Forestry and Game Commission to drop land condemnation proceedings against two private hunting clubs at Marais des Cygnes refuge. Commission leaders denied knowledge of any political payoff and defended the ruling amid a lengthy legal fight that reached the U S Supreme Court, while agreeing to seek dismissal in Linn County District Court unless reversed.
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Topeka
George Docking
State Forestry, “Fish and Game Commission
Marais Des Cygnes
Ducking
Charles Kaup
Manhattan
Commission
Dave Leahy
U. S. Supreme Court
The
Game Commission
Bolcourt and
Ottawa Hunting Associations
Leahy
Kaup
Docking
Pratt
Future Homemakers Install Officers
The Future Homemakers of America held installation of next year's officers during activity period today. Officers installed were: Louann Lawrance president, Eula May Cartmill vice president, Joy Benson secretary, Cora Dunn treasurer, Jan Newfield reporter, Carolyn Firestone degree chairman, Pat Smith and Christine Fogg recreation chairmen, Geri Sue Figgins parliamentarian, Joanne Hay historian, Beth Batdorf student council representative, Mrs Mary Thomas is the outgoing sponsor. Next year's sponsor has not been named.
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Louann Lawrance
Eula May Cartmill
Joy Benson
Cora Dunn
Jan Newfield
Carolyn Firestone
Pat Smith
Christine Fogg
Geri Sue Figgins
Joanne Hay
Beth Batdorf
Mary Thomas
Funeral rites for Mrs Mary J Friend and son William Leon
Funeral services for Mrs Mary J Friend and her son William Leon, who died May 9, were held May 14 at Faith Bible Church. Officiants were Rev C Reuben Linquist Rev E Loren Pugsley and Rev R D Clayton. Pallbearers were Gerald Anderson Castle Thompson Max McCready Jon Pritchard Lewis Buck and John King. Mrs Warren Dead sang with Mrs R L Stevens on piano. Burial followed at Highlands Cemetery.
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Mary J. Friend
William Leon Friend
William Leon
Faith Bible Church
C. Reuben Linquist
E. Loren Pugsley
R. D. Clayton
Gerald Anderson
Castle Thompson
Max McCready
Jon Pritchard
Lewis Buck
John King
Warren
R. L. Stevens
Highland Cemetery
Hospital guest list and births at area homes
Hospital notes show admissions for Mrs. Mabel Parrish at Cedar House and several others with addresses in Cedar County towns. Births record a son to Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Roney of Waverly weighing eight pounds. Discharges include Mrs. Sterling Hornbuckle Baldwin and Mrs. David G. Miller Wellsville, with additional notices of other patients and newborns in Lawrence Baldwin Richmond Princeton and Waverly areas.
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Carl L. Roney
Waverly
Sterling Hornbuckle
Baldwin
David G. Miller
Wellsville
DeWayne Paugh
Lawrence
Louis Fundis
Hyda McBrier
S. Cherry
George Hutchison
Richmond
Frank Shaeffer
Ralph Haney
Princeton
Joseph Hillebrand
Well Child Clinic Sees Overflow Amid June Signups
The Well Child Clinic in the Co- Op room could not examine new children as overflow from last month filled the schedule. New registrations were recorded for the June clinic. Mothers should contact Mrs. Harley Hume at 848-W-3 or Mrs. Harold Crockett at 1916-1-1.
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Well Child
Harley Hume
Harold Crockett
High School Bands Select Officers
The Ottawa Junior and Senior High School bands held election of officers this morning. Senior high officers for next year include Sheldon Meats president Kathy Archer vice president Nancy Carlson secretary-treasurer Roger Schmanke student council representative, with Larry Wright as drum major forming the executive council. Junior high officers are Opal Nearmyer president Nelson Showalter vice president Lurray Moffett secretary-treasurer and Judy Lister student council representative. junior high will elect its drum major next week.
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Ottawa High School
Nancy Curry
Judi Jamison
Linda Barnes
Sharon Abelaker
Jay Pat Lister
Benson
Carol Ponton
Nancy Meiers
Ottawa
Sheldon Meats
Kathy Archer
Nancy Carlson
Roger ‘Schmanke
Larry Wright
Opal Nearmyer
Nelson Showalter
Lurray Moffett
Judy Lister
Marriage Licenses for Four Couples Listed in Ottawa Area
Joseph L Exley 39 of Ottawa and Alice June Barker 30 of Quenemo Obtain Licenses. Ralph Clark Shephert 21 of Pomona and Myrna Sue Abel 18 of Pomona Also Licensed. Robert A Houston 19 of Lane and Wanda G Clark 18 of Ottawa Also Licensed.
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Joseph L. Exley
Ottawa
Alice June Barker
Quenemo
Ralph Clark Shephert
Pomona
Myrna Sue Abel
Robert A. Houston
Lane
Wanda G. Clark
Six soda machines robbed in single Charleston night
Six soft drink vending machines were robbed in one night across Charleston. One theft targeted a service station owned by Owen Marshall and Pat Toney, both city police officers.
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Charleston
W. Va
Owen Marshall
Pat Toney
Communists shell island offshore Amoy in volley of 105 rounds
The defense ministry said Communist forces shelled Erh Tan Second Tan island near Amoy last night firing 105 rounds. The attack caused no damage or casualties and did not halt Red-held Amoy’s status as a dead port according to Nationalist officials.
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Islands
Amoy
Defense Ministry
Erh Tan
Second Tan
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Kansas State College
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FE. H. Manewall
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Bible Baptist College
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Gardner
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Dean Berlin
Dean Nofsinger
Kansas Savings and Loan League
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Olive
Ed Here
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Future Homemakers of America
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Cedar House Nursing Home
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George Nader iv
Victor McLagien
Rex Reason
Torn Thatcher
Eduard Franz Arthur Shields
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Four Square
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Walnut Grove
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