Shrine Club Potluck Honors Abdallah Leader in Franklin County
Franklin County Shrine Club met Monday at the Co-Op for a potluck supper, their regular monthly gathering to honor O. C. Curby High Priest and Prophet of Abdallah Temple. Noble Curby received a gift, 35 members attended, with Larry Lehholz and his wife as guests. Nearby notices list Bible School, church events, and local business ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Shrine Club
O. C. Curby
Abdallah Temple
Noble Curby
Larry Lefholz
Lawrence
Local Market Prices From Historical Data
Market notes list items with scrambled spellings and numbers for barley soybeans rye corn shelled corn and eggs. Distinct items include butterfat graded eggs straight run eggs light hens heavy hens and cocks with quoted prices and weights in historical format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbh
Seenee
Hospital Notes Admits and Births Tallied
Admitted Norvel Look of Pomona and Clyde Gentry of Williamsburg to day. Mrs. Robert Brockus of 804 Cypress also admitted. Births recorded for Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bennett at 520 E. 14th, a son born Tuesday weighing 8 pounds. Discharged Frank Kaub of 1010 N. Poplar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norvel Look
Pomona
Clyde Gentry
Williamsburg
Robert Brockus
Cypress
Willard Bennett
Frank Kaub
N. Poplar
Detwiler Sisters Win Shrine Talent Contest in Kansas City
Three Detwiler sisters Penny 11 Nancy 10 and Liza Jane 5 of Lane won the Abdallah Temple Shrine talent finals in Kansas City over 45 acts. The girls who have sung together two years join a touring troupe this summer across central and western states. Connie Beets of Lane won Ottawa finals and also competed in Kansas City. The daughters received a cap from the Temple presented by Ernest C. Mueller potentate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Kansas City
Penny
Nancy
Liza Jane
Bert Detwiler
Western States
Abdallah Temple of
Kas
Kansas
Connie Beets
Ottawa
Detwiler
Temple
Ernest C. Mueller
Potentate
Local residents named in community notices
Errett Lee Cook of Pomona and William O. Baker on Lane are listed with dates mentioning today. Other names include Mrs Clayton True and baby daughter of Lane, Judith, Joanne, and Joe Bill Sutton of Princeton, Mrs L O Fabert of RFD 3 and Mrs Fred Malburg at 622 S Sycamore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erett Lee Cook
Pomona
William O. Baker
Lane
Clayton True
Judith
Joanne
Joe Bill Sutton
Frinceton
L. O. Fabert
Fred Malburg
S. Sycamore
Deaths and Survivors in Two Local Obituaries
Henry Hoffman, 79, Elmo, died at Ransom Memorial Hospital today at 11:25 a.m. He was father of Mrs. R. E. Sloan and had lived at Cedar House nursing home before hospitalization. Mae Nelson, 65, of Garfield, died yesterday. Survived by husband Alfred Nelson, son Wendell of Pierce City, Mo., daughter Irene Bowman, and four grandchildren. she had visited sisters in Ottawa and Williamsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hoffman
Elmo
Ransom Memorial Hospital
R. E. Sloan
Elm
Cedar House Nursing Home
Mae Nelson
Garfield
F. L. Heathman
B. G. Otto
James Curry
Ottawa
John van Valkenburg
Williamsburg
Alfred Nelson
Wendell
Pierce City
Irene Bowman
Turner Boys Ride Freight To Ottawa
Two 15 year old Turner High School freshmen decided to take a trip riding a freight train toward Ottawa Junction. One boy rode through to the junction and got off. the other leapt off at Wellsville and was later picked up by Sheriff Jay Brown. Parents were notified and returned the youths home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Jay Brown
Brown
Ottawa Junction
Wellsville
Turner High School
Two 28 year olds linked in Ottawa and Wichita
Peter Flusser of Ottawa and Virginia Ann Huber of Wichita, both age 28, are noted together in this item. The brief data links two individuals with different U.S. cities as their locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Flusser
Ottawa
Virginia Ann Huber
Wichita
Wellsville Man Is Charged Here
Charles E. Thorne of Wellsville pleaded innocent in County Court to illegally selling intoxicating liquor. Judge Winton A. Winter set June 18 for trial and released Thorne on a $500 bond after a 4 p.m. raid by Sheriff Jay Brown and other officials found no liquor on the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Thorne
Wellsville
Winton A. Winter
Thorne
Jay Brown
Donald L. White
David Griffin
Charles Colaw
Griffin
Colaw
Funeral services for Leonard A. Brumit
Leonard A. Brumit died May 23. Funeral services were held May 27 at McVey-Dengel Mortuary with Rev. Charles W. Gross officiating. Pallbearers were Kenneth Mesenheimer, B. B. Bruner, C. J. Milton, J. W. Roberts, Ollie Rathjen and Ed Curby. Mrs. R. L. Stevens played organ selections. Burial was in Paola Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard A. Brumit
McVey-Dengel Mortuary
Charles W. Gross
Kenneth Mesenheimer
B. B. Bruner
C. J. Milton
J. W. Roberts
Ollie Rathjen
Ed Curby
R. L. Stevens
Paola Ceme
Ottawa VFW conducts services with Curby Bruner officiating
Military services were conducted by the Ottawa VFW Post with Ed Curby, past commander, and B. B. Bruner officiating. The report notes the ceremony honoring veterans and preserving the memory of those who served.
Funeral services for Arthur D. Malott
Arthur D. Malott 84 of Bethel died yesterday. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. in Warnick Eads Chapel 1416 Minnesota. Burial will follow at Griffith Cemetery. The family will receive friends today from 7 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D. Malott
Bethel
Warnick-Eads Chapel
Minnesota
Griffith Cemetery
Bids Sought For K 68 Work In Franklin County
State Highway Commission to open bids next month for three miles of light resurfacing five culverts and two bridges on a county road north from its junction with K 68 east of Ottawa. Bids cover 35 miles on state primary and county secondary roads in 11 eastern Kansas counties. Bidding cities are Parsons and Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Franklin County
Ottawa
Kansas
Parsons
Topeka
Super Skyways Created by CAB to Reduce Collisions
The Civil Aeronautics Board announced three transcontinental super skyways to reduce collision risk. Effective June 15, flights between 17 000 and 22 000 feet will be ground controlled in 40 mile wide corridors. Military and commercial planes will be separated vertically by at least 1 000 feet and horizontally by 10 minutes. airlines have pledged voluntary ground control above 10 000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bible School
Trinity Methodist Church
Chappell’s Cleaners
Adv
Alice Thayer
Burma
First Baptist
Western Auto Guaranteed
Navy
Lewey Kittle
Kittle
San Diego
Calif
Douglas Bros
Zenith TV
Exeline
Exeline School
S. M. Foltz
EF. Logan
K. U. Medical Center
Stafford
Carnegie Free Library
Crites
RCA
Radios
Don Swallow
Bruce Spears
John W. Netherland
Silkville Ranch
Board of Equalization
Campbell’s Cafe
Roy Phillips
Emporia
State Highway Patrol
Rotary Club
S. E. Elmore
Montgomery
Ala
Kenneth Burk
Diane Sue Knight
Western Auto
el Reno
Okla
Carl Lewis
Lewis
Federal Reformatory
Westinghouse
Douglas Bros. Ady
Maytag Appliances
Ady
George A. Graham
McLouth
Nell Graham
Jean Goodwin
Winatchee
Wash
Stafford’s
Wallace Keene
Sedalia
Pittsburg
Pittsburg State Teachers College
Richard L. “Sparky’’ Keene
Bill Warren Keene
Ottawa High School
Ottawa Herald
Jayhawk Club
Lscapo
Jayhawk Club and ‘Plunge
Florida
Lawrenge
Plymouth
Minnick Motor Co
Turner Boys
Robert Barnes
North Main Street
Walter W. Rodgers
Bowers & Bowers, Attorneys For Administrator
Ben Printy & Son—Auctioneers
First National Bank
Herman Keith
Main St
Coronado
Mrs
Edith Kane
Peoples, National Bank
Basil Kelsey
Ben Printy & Son
Stokely's
Stan's Grocery
Princeton, Kansas
R.A.M
Louis Dale
H.P
Melvin L. Sellers
Sec’y
Ford
Ward Underwood
N. _Muain
A. F. Lewis
Stewarts Fruits and Flower Farm
State Employment Service
Ross Claiborne
Penney
P.O
Fort Worth
Texas
Ralph Jones
N. Cedar
General Services
Standard
Joe's
Reno
Ivan Jones
Rex Kirk_land
Meade
Cliff Haverty
Conrad's Spray
N. Main
Harold Dean
Jack Wills
Ottawa Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Alice Wilgon
Wiliamsburg
Holland
McCormick
iJohn Deere
John Deere
H Farmall
M Farmall
Allis-Chalmers
International Metro
Studebaker
Massey-Harris
Jayhawk
Farmall
Sheldon
S. Winut
Kirkland Pies Metal
Gilbert Smith
BH. Wilson
Richmond
Dala Hurd
Alvin Hornburger
Harry Shaffer
Marvin Walker
Rodger Williams
McCrac
Christian Bros
Floors
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