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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1959

Page

8

Uncle Sam Not Consistent In Saving Money

AP Business News analyzes savings trends noting individuals save at similar rates, while the federal government is most changeable, alternating between injecting and withholding money. With demand for credit rising as the economy improves, total savings from personal, corporate, and tax-related avenues total about 66 billion dollars annually, shaping lending and inflation prospects.

New York Sam Chase Manhattan Bank of New York

Homewood church honors former pastor with dinner

The Christian and Community Church honored Rev. Ron Seward and his Rochester, New York family with a post service dinner at the Community Center. Present pastor Rev. Robert Pattie of Kansas City assisted. Attendees included 84 people with out of town guests from Kansas City Shawnee Corpus Christi and Waverly. Betty Kay Johannes earned a $450 nursing scholarship for St Luke's Hospital.

Christian and Community Church Ron Seward Rochester N. Y Seward Robert Pattie Kansas City Clinton Fredricks Shawnee Will Fredricks Terry Robe Naval Base Corpus Christi Tex Don Cromwell Waverly Mr. Seward Ray Beeson Betty Kay Johannes St. Luke’s Hospital Corpus Christi, Tex Pete Johannes Jr

Birth of a Son for John Thimesch Family

Mr and Mrs Nick Thimesch announce the birth of a son to their son John Thimesch and wife in Wichita with the baby named Tegan Rev Charles Hadley will serve the Greeley E U B Church for another year Mrs Katie Hanith and daughter Florence visited Mrs Anna Nisely in Greeley Irvin Osborn family moved to a farm near Osawatomie both work at the State Hospital Miss Anne Gardner left for Independence to live with her parents attending school here Alfreda Lickteig a Greeley graduate has gone to Lawrence to work at Hallmarks Mrs George Ralston learned her sister Nelie Moore is seriously ill in the Ft Dodge Soldiers home

Nick Thimesch John Thimesch Wichita Tegan Charles Hadley Salina Greeley E.U.B Katie Hanith Florence Chicago Anna Nisely Irvin Osborn Ane Osawatomie State Hospital Anne Gardner Independence Alfreda Lickteig Greeley High School Lawrence Hallmarks George Ralston Nelie Moore Ft. Dodge

Pickets Quit As St Louis Globe-Democrat Ends Strike

The three month strike against the St. Louis Globe-Democrat ended with contract signing at 6:16 am. Pickets dispersed as officials from Globe and American Newspaper Guild signed a feemonandum allowing some workers to return today and others on payroll by Sunday. Publisher Richard H. Amberg said the Globe would resume publication Monday.

St. Louis St. Louis Globe-Democrat American Newspaper Guild Sheralton-Jefferson Hotel G. Duncan Bauman Globe Lon Hocker Rollin Everett St. Louis Guild John Sabin Guild Dorris Levin Richard H. Amberg

Jailers quell supper rampage at Jackson County jail

Twenty five prisoners caused a disturbance at the Jackson County jail during supper. They threw food, flooded the area ankle-deep, and complained about the meals. The riot was stopped when six deputy sheriffs and eight jail personnel entered the cellblock. no injuries or escapes occurred.

Kansas City Jackson County Loyal Gardner Gardner

Idaho Revives Plan To Sterilize Patients

Idaho defends a revived sterilization program allowing operations with patient consent or without it under court order. The state health administrator says mental institutions will list candidates to the State Board of Health, which will hold hearings and review each case.

Idaho Boise, Idaho Terrell ©. Carver State Board of Health

Army Plans Closure of California Prison at Lompoc

The Army will discontinue its prison at Lompoc California and move most of the 400 prisoners to the U S Disciplinary Barracks at Fort Leavenworth. The decline in inmate numbers over three years is attributed to improved personnel policies weed out of undesirable or marginal soldiers and higher enlistment standards.

Andrew F. Schoeppel Leavenworth

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