Central Baptist Theological Seminary appoints Dr Losh as president
Dr Losh, graduate of Ottawa University, is named president of Central Baptist Theological Seminary in Kansas City succeeding W. Adams who resigned in 1954. He previously directed Christian education at Ottawa University and served as professor of religious education in Kansas City. Brother Rev Kenneth Losh, also an OU graduate, pastors in Anderson Indiana.
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Tas City
W. W. Rent
Adams
Eeee Rahatrasadi Das
Andrew B. Martin
Aram
Los
Three Ottawa Residents Named Degree Candidates at ES Teachers College
Three Ottawans appear on the Emporia State Teachers College degree list. Patricia Ann Davis and Aubrey Floyd Ponton are candidates for Bachelor of Science in Education in elementary and industrial arts respectively. Ola Jones Keith of Ottawa will receive the Master of Science degree in English at commencement on May 26.
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Emporia State Teachers College
Patricia
Ann Davis
Frank H. Davis
Aubrey Floyd Ponton
Ash
Miss Davis
Ponton
Ola Jones Keith
N. ‘Mulberry St
Ottawa
Rabies Not Seasonal Says Franklin County Vet
A local veterinarian says there is no rabies epidemic risk in Franklin County though caution with frothing animals is advised. The concern arose after Mrs. Clinton P. Haines of 518 E Logan was bitten by a squirrel she believed injured while helping it.
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Franklin County
Clinton P. Haines
E. Logan
School of Veterinary Medicine
Eugene Frederick Gardner
Kansas State College
University of Kansas
The
Technical University
Braun
Schweig
Germany
Ottawa University
Gardner
Braunschweie
Bruce
Fulbright Award To C A Graduate
The Post Office to lease 1360 square feet on Topeka Avenue Lyndon for improved post office quarters after accepting John and Wilda Nicolay’s lease offer. Regional Real Estate Manager Thomas G. Jay announced the arrangement. Renovations include tile floors and fluorescent lighting. The lease also covers animal care facilities for veterinary work and a back dock.
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Lyndon
Post Office Department
John and
Wilda Nicolay
Topeka Avenue
Lawrence
Belvoir
Thomas G. Jay
Wichita
Thousands Visit Kansas Air Bases by the Associated Press
Thousands of Kansans toured U S Air Force installations at Topeka, Wichita, and other bases in Missouri and Kansas, with readers urged to mail their views and ages to a Kansas City address for the mail-in program.
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Kansas Air
The
Associated Press
OLD Amercan
Kansas City
U. S. Air Force
Ambriean Ths. Co
Gth
Dept
To- Mo
Armed Forces Day Openings At Three Bases Draw Large Crowds
Neka Salina and Wichita opened to the public as part of Armed Forces Day observances drawing about 30000 visitors to the Wichita base. The display featured the new eight jet B52D heavy bomber and swept wing B47s at all three bases. Ft. Riley hosted a 1st Infantry Division review with weapons on display.
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Neka
Salina
Wichita
Ft. Riley
1St Infantry Division
Improvements Point to New Post Office Opening
Jay announced the new post office will be occupied on or about Oct 1 this year, indicating progress on the project and a target opening date.
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Jay
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Killough Const. Co., Inc
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Robert Lingo
Hams
Harlow Walker
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N. Main
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Emory Reeves
Wellsville
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Rayon
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Miracon Dacron and Wool
Hart Schaffner
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J. L
Bud” Wassmer
John N. Wassmer
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