Ottawa Herald Bits and Local Notices Summary
A mixed Ottawa local page notes instructions to readers about obtaining the Herald, grocery ads for Courtney Ogg’s West Side Grocery with prices on Wild Rice and Shurfine products, and a Rotary Club talk by John Burton on money. Military assignments include Arthur L. Ames and two Navy recruits training at Great Lakes, plus divorce actions for Eunice Falls and Clara Anrig. Police court notes, births, dismissals, and Christmas planning by the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce complete the day’s items.
Veterans Day Parade Promises Legion Floatled Honors
A Legion float reflecting Warren C. Black Post No. 60 activities will highlight Ottawa's Veterans Day Parade at 2 p.m. on Monday November 12. Don Jones oversees entries of floats bicycles and pets with cash prizes for top displays. Events begin November 11 with services at churches talent contest in Memorial Auditorium square and round dances at the armory plus a noon dismissal for schoolchildren to attend.
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Warren C. Black Post
Robert Carey
Grant Carey
Franklin County
Roy
Don Jones
Ottawa
Ottawa Ministerial Assn
Roger Fredrickson
KOFOQ
Memorial Auditorium
Armory Building
Hickory
World Community Day Observance in Ottawa
The Ottawa Council of Church Women sponsors World Community Day on Friday at 2 30 pm in the First Methodist Church community room with Miss Lettie Archer as speaker and special music. Clothing for the less fortunate in foreign countries will be collected. The group will support United Church Women and Christian Women's Program for Lasting Peace and send an observer to the United Nations. The program emphasizes human rights foreign aid refugees humane immigration policy disarmament and peaceful atomic energy. All women of Ottawa and surrounding communities are invited.
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Ottawa Council of Church Women
First Methodist Church
Lettie Archer
United Church Women
Christian Women
United Nations
AH Women
Ottawa
Truman Blames Blunders for Middle East War Policy
Kansas City says former President Harry S. Truman issued his first public statement from his office here late yesterday blaming the Eisenhower administration for the Middle East warfare as a result of partisan blunders in foreign affairs failures of understanding blindness and complacency.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Middle East
Eisenhower
Site Preparation for Ottawa Dial Building Demolition Planned
An Ottawa man wins a contract with Southwestern Bell to wreck an old house at Park and Main on property bought for a new dial building. Fred Adamson will start wrecking on November 5 and guard rails will be added after. The demolition clears the site as the company advances its dial conversion planned for 1958. Core drillings have been completed and given to architects and engineers to plan foundations and the new building.
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Ottawa
Park and Main
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Dial
Fred Adamson
N. Locust
Jack Morrisey
The
Telephone Company
Adamson
Morrisey
News Dial
Angel Street Thrills Ottawa Uni Audience in 1880 Thriller
Angel Street presented last night in Memorial auditorium drew strong local and student interest. Five actors Marilyn Miller Dennis Evans Larry Gunnell Mildred Crow and Joan Wilder led a solid cast with Ruth Lathrop directing the drama department reports.
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Angel Street
Memorial Auditorium
Ottawa University
Marilyn Miller
Wellington
Dennis Evans
Grinnell
Iowa
Larry Gunnell
Newton
Mildred Crow
Wichita
Joan Wilder
Garland
Stanley Simpson
Cadell
Tom Whitfield
Denver
Pollice
Ruth Lathrop
Dramatics Department
Miss Miller
Mr. Evans
Department of Drama
Gunnells
Crow
Miss Wildher
Market Notes From The Local Theatress Scene
Local market items list grains and livestock prices with values for barley soybeans rye yellow corn shelled yellow corn oats and various eggs and hens. A state-wide notice follows stating that tolls on the turnpike may be paid by the state for state employees traveling on state business only when using state-owned cars, not private vehicles, per State Controller Roy Shapiro.
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Topeka
Roy Shapiro
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Jay Ellis
Opal Letchworth
Republican Register of Deeds
Courtney Ogg
West Side
West Side Grocery
Rotary
John Burton
Rotary Club
Lee Shannon
Parsons
John Howey
William Overton
Roy Park
King Solomon
St. Joseph
Army Sfc
Robert L. Ames
A. M. Ames
N. Main
White Sands
Eunice F. Falls
Peter F. Falls
Harold C. Tetwiler
Scully Hickory
South Main
George Fredrick Hull Jr
Route 2
Henry Joseph Roeckers
Garnett
Navy Recruiting Office
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Clara
Trances Anrig
Robert Anrig
Emma Walker
N. Oak
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Cedar House No. 1
Georgia Whiteford
Don White
Pat Rowland
Cedar
Miss Rowland
Marysville
Whiteford
Barber College
Ruth’ Louise Yost
Route 4
Edward Ferguson
Wellsville
Barton Laffer
Pomona
L. Peace
Princeton
Ferguson
Richmond
Douglas Lynn Stoffer
Rantoul
Judy
Daryl
Donald Hamilton
Will Pritchard
N. Main St
Arthur Geiss
Sycamore
L. EB. Winters
S. Lo J
Milton Niebrugge
Overbrook
Michae Lynn
Lane
Linda Jean Kirkland
Marsha
Karen Bradley
Poplar
Loren McCurdy
James
Floyd
Main
5Th
Louis Dale
Carl C. Nutt, Jr
Kenneth Hammond
Souh Dakota
Ottawa Production Credit Association
National Farm Loan, Association
Ottawa Federated Church
Alice Wilson
John Medlock
Martin Brockway
Chanute
Judi Corlis
Hal Crawford
Mike Martin
Emporia
R. B. Steelman
Agricola
St. Lukes Hospital
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Retail Committee
Peg Carr
Miss Carr
Louis H. Dengel
Mom
Plus Western
Richard Arlen
John Carradine
Hidden Guns
Margaret O'Brien
Walter Brennan
Charlotte Greenwood
Jere Chandler
Maureen Ohara
Suzan Ball
Charles V. Grigsby
Cullison
Dorothy B. Jenkins
Lawrence
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Paola
Elmer Hagemeyer
Dick Walt
K. U
Truman
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SUN
LDA
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CECE
ONAL
Hillcrest
Fred Harder
Reid Harder
Maple
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Cong. Errett Serionet
Harder
Ottawa High School
Pittsburg State Teachers College
A. Myers & Son
Centropolis
East
Brethren Church
Ninth
Joe Button and Son
Jack Nelson
Kas
Anderson County
Verbrook
Tov
Frank Crammer
Wilson & Locust Sts
Kansas
Joy
M. Booth & Beeks
Hertford Farm
Baldwin
Baldwin Junction
Robert Rea
Williamsburg
Minnie Wells
Richard Hurd
N. Malin
Limb Funeral Home
TAWA
Washington
Kansas State College
University of Kansas
Air Force
Tue
Pat State
Aurnonce
Kramer Drug Store
Malin
Geass Appliances
S. Main ST
the Gas Service Co