Ottawa Jaycees elects George Dunkin president
A local Ottawa meeting elected George Dunkin as president of the Ottawa Junior Chamber of Commerce. Bernie Hawley will serve as outgoing president, with Al Knoeppel as first vice president, Gene Maiily as second vice president, Jim Warnock as treasurer, and Clyde Hashagen as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dunkin
Ottawa Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bernie Hawley
Jaycee
al Knoeppel
Gene Maiily
Jim Warnock
Clyde Hashagen
Ottawa Lions Club
Frank Carlson, Jr
John Sheldon
Ray Schmidt
al Harvey
Frank Shull
Julius Raffelock
David Laury
Clarence Foose
Bill Barker
Lion Tamer
Maurice Wilson
Rotachords
Harold Tickner
Lewis Irwin
Martin Brockway
Lee Shelden
Lovitt Bride Celebrates Wedding Anniversary
Local wedding anniversary notice mentions Mrs. Lovitt and the couple in a brief society entry. Bar Meeting attendees are listed for Hutchinson with Basil W. Kelsey John B. Pierson and Myron S. Steere among others. District officials plan meetings Wednesday with Judge Floyd H. Coffman County Attorney Jack Byrd and Reporter Harvey W. Stephens named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bar Association
Hutchinson
Basil W. Kelsey
John B. Pierson
Myron S. Steere
Floyd H. Coffman
Jack Byrd
Harvey W. Stephens
Hospital Notes Admitting and Discharges
Hospital notes list admittees John W. Miller 724 Symore Mrs Fred Tillery Quenmo Mrs Robert W Parks Pomona admitted Saturday David John Pullen 309 E 4th admitted Saturday and dismissed Sunday Willis Dean North Baldwin Mrs A H Hills Lane Sunday Cherryl Swanson 1127 College today Births Mr and Mrs Earl Schmitt Princeton son born Saturday weight 10 lb 3 oz Mr and Mrs Richard Fisher Richmond daughter born Sunday weight 8 lb 5 oz Dismissed Mrs Kenneth Eeord 1029 W 5th Helen Clayborne 720 Lincoln sunday Mrs Charles Brewer Wellsville today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Miller
Sycamore
Fred Tillery
Quenemo
Robert W. Parks
Pomona
David John Pullin
Willis Dean North
Baldwin
A. H. Hills
Lane
Cherryl Swanson
College
Earl Schmitt
Princeton
Richard Fisher
Richmond
Kenneth Eeord
Helen Clayborne
Lincoln
Charles Brewer
Wellsville
Death of Miss Cora Cole 71 In Pasadena
Miss Cora Cole 71 a Franklin county native died May 12 in the Methodist Deaconess home Pasadena California where she had lived since retirement from deaconess work Funeral services and interment were in Pasadena Born at Centropolis she was a daughter of the late Mr and Mrs O M Cole The family lived in Pomona for many years After Pomona High School she graduated from the local college in Pomona
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Cole
Franklin County
Pasadena
Calif
Centropolis
O. M. Cole
Pomona
Deaconess training school alumna noted in Kansas City obituary
The article notes a Methodist deaconess training school graduate in Kansas City with deaconess work in several cities. Surviving relatives include a brother Lloyd Cole of Kansas City and sister Ola Wheeler. It also covers infant Shirley Jane Parks of Pomona who died at Ransom Memorial hospital at 4% hours old, with survivor siblings Marleene Kay and John Robert Parks, grandparents and great grandfather, and graveside services in Woodlawn cemetery conducted by Rev. L F Waring.Funeral details note the Lamb Funeral Home will host the open casket this afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Kansas City
Lloyd Cole
Ola Wheeler
Alva Cole
Shirley Jane Parks
Robert W. Parks
Pomona
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Marleene Kay
John Robert Parks
George F. Parks
John Hughes
David Zimmerman
Woodlawn
L. F. Waring
The
Lamb Funeral Home
Many Strikes This Spring
Washington notes an upsurge in labor action across auto, steel, electrical, meat packing, maritime and copper industries. Unions push for guaranteed employment and profit sharing while employers harden positions. The trend signals higher bargaining intensity and poses a test for Eisenhower amid a nationwide wave of walkouts. Labor figures show service field staff working on under 50 strikes affecting about 8,000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
Eisenhower
White House
Truman
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Unions Timed Walkouts In 120 Actions By May
In the year’s span the organizers staged over 120 walkouts by May, idling around 100,000 workers as efforts to quell the strikes intensified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Little Or No Atomic Cloud Off West Coast Test
Washington reports the underwater atomic explosion planned off the West Coast could yield little or no radioactive cloud and air contamination due to cautious AEC and Defense Department handling. The test would be a small gadget detonated in relatively deep water, sparking protests from California commercial fishermen over potential destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
Marshall Islands
California
Atomic test project statement reassures no fish risk
An AEC and Defense Department announcement last week stressed that the project poses no hazard to mainland or island inhabitants, the fishing industry, or consumers of fish, addressing concerns over contamination or danger to seafood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AEC
Defense Department
May Delay Army Cut
Washington Senator Russell of Georgia says there is a good chance the Senate will support delaying the Eisenhower administration’s planned military manpower cutback by one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Eisenhower
Ottawa area livestock sale notices and listings
A series of sale notices for May including T. A. Myers & Son with Centropolis listings and Ottawa Market Sale dates. Other entries include L. C. Grover at Centropolis on May 20 and T. A. Fleck two miles south of Michigan Valley on May 23. Details reference Wart & Son route listings and Ottawa Harold 1917-1-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Myers & Son
Centropolis
Ottawa
Overbrook Livestock
L. C. Grover
T. A. Fleck
Michigan Valley
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kas
Ottawa Market
Wilgon
Anderson County
Centropolia
Marriage Licenses for Harvey Rew and Hazel Huyett
Two marriage licenses recorded. Harvey Raymond Rew age 22 of Wellsville and Hazel Louise Huyett age 15 of Ottawa, married by probate judge. Also David Arthur Ryan 21 of Ottawa and Phyllis Adelaine Whitson 20 of Winfield, marriage performed by probate judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Raymond Rew
Wellsville
Hazel Louise Huyett
Ottawa
David Arthur Ryan
Phyllis Adelaine Whitson
Winfield
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Phon Herald
McVey Ambulance
Joe Towner
al Williams Insurance
Karl Eitner
San Francisco
Ottawa League of Women Voters
H. William Myers
Adult Education Association
Council of World Affairs
University of Kansas City
Citizens’ Council
John Thornburg
Richard Pearson
William Boucek
Manhattan
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Ronald Bou
Cek
Christian Church Annex
Monroe Miles
Gary
Linda
Randy
Miles
West Side Christian Church
Topeka
Adrian Espinosa
Harry Gillbland
Kansas State Association of Fire Chiefs
John Miller
Lawrence
C. K. Stankard
Ruby R. Yohe
Norman E. Yohe
Martin, Boyles
Betty Boyles
Ralph Page
Freda A. ‘Price
Donald F. ‘Price
Gleason & Gleason
Dick Warner
Floyd Warner
Otttawa
University of Kansas
Gamma
Pi Sigma Alpha
Lincoln P.T. A
Robert Snodgrass
Earl Mendel
Harry Brown
Everett Chapman
Robert K. Miller
Biloxi
Miss
Oklahoma
Milller
Peoples National Bank
Mr. Miller
Kansas City Power and Light Co
Paola
W. C. Bachelor
Ash
Dean Driscoll
Les Stallings
Bachelor
Lettie Ikenberry
N. Poplar
Lon Levitt
Wichita
ARTA
Louis H. Dengel
Lamb
United Huge
Ottawa Insulation CO
Andy Meitchen
Ottawa, Kansas
Larry
Joan Lilly
Nellie March
Lincoln School
Lawrence Lilly
N. Mulberry
Herald
Lois Smith
Franklin Countian
WED
John G. Kaiser Drug Store
Rexall Store
Phe
Masonic
Mack Electric
Jana Bargainyile
Kenneth B. Kent
George Kent
Williamsburg
Kenneth
Kansas State College
NASH
Disney Toyland
Peffly Motor CO
N. Main
Albert
Wart & Son Rt
Harold
Ben Printy
Aspiriy
Harry
Dirksen
Harry Smith
Porter Spears Agency
Tom Porter
George Spears
Abe
Q University of Ken
Van
Qzno
Xrease Co
Organization of Safe
Territory
Cou Tole
ANCOR
D. William Overton
J. Dean Nofsinger
Clarence T. Rice
Ottawa Herald
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