Local notices and sales in Ottawa area ads
A digest of Ottawa area notices includes a Herald subscription offer with a mail rate, Stafford's discount sale extended to Nov 12, Drake's Bakery ad, and a university student Edward E. Stith promoted to first squad leader in ROT program. Also items note no mail delivery tomorrow, Green Valley Baptist church harvest auction for building funds, trip to Wichita for Rebekah drill teams, Mrs. Carlson recovering from a stroke, Evangelistic services at Pomona Assembly of God, a minor two-vehicle collision at Ninth and Maple, speeding citation for J D Gray, parking fines, and a mistaken Christmas packages car mix-up.
Teen cited for passing in no passing zone
Arrested Dale Garner aged 19 from Jennings Kansas was cited by Highway Patrolmen Art Jensen and Bob County for passing in a no passing zone. He is scheduled to appear in county court on November 18.
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Dale Garner
Jennings, Kas
Art Jensen
Bob County
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Listed
Admitted Janice Gunnell in Richmond and Mrs. Harry Cram and Mrs. Daniel Toumberlin on Wednesday. Also admitted Mrs. C D Funk at 815 Cleveland. Discharged Drew Cartzdamer of Rantoul on Wednesday, Mrs. A J Strafuss at 623.8 Hickory, Raymond Caylor of Rantoul, and Jean Ann Sievers at 1133 College today.
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Janice Gunnell
Richmond
Harry Cram
Daniel Toumberlin
C. D. Funk
Cleveland
Drew Cartzdamer
Rantoul
A. J. Strafuss
Hickory
Raymond Caylor
Jean Ann Sievers
College
Beersheba Becomes Gate to Israeli Negev Development
The city of Beersheba now marks the entrance to Israel’s Negev, as the country advances plans to develop the desert region. In 1954 about 14 million tons of U S hay, one eighth of the crop, were sold.
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Beersheba
Israel
Negev Territory
U. S
City considers sale of parking lot slice to dealer
Floyd Minnick sought to buy 12 1/2 feet off the north edge of the Hickory street parking lot to expand his used car operation. City Attorney Gleason and City Engineer Jefferis outlined legal and space implications, with bids taken for graveling the lot surface and no decision reached on the sale.
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Floyd Minnick
Hickory Street
City Commission
Douglas Gleason
A. J. Jefferis
Minnick
Gleason
Fogle Quarry
Killough Quarry
Egypt Hit By Heavy Rains
CAIRO Egypt torrential rains disrupted railways and telephone links between Alexandria and the western desert. Reports say more than 4,000 people are homeless and 800 marooned in scattered villages and oases. A dam built with Point Four aid reportedly burst, complicating relief efforts.
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Cairo
Egypt
Alexandria
Funeral Time Changed for Mrs Iva H Easdale
The service for Mrs. Iva H. Easdale, who died Tuesday night, is moved to 1 p.m. tomorrow. Ogg's Market at 324 S. Main will close during the funeral hour.
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Iva H. Easdale
Ogg’s
S. Main
Citizens Council protests assignment of Negro priests
In Jesuit Bend Louisiana a Roman Catholic Citizens Council formed by New Orleans archdiocese laymen protests placing Negro priests. Archbishop Rummel suspended Mass there after parishioners refused a Negro priest. Local reach includes Belle Chasse with 100 attendees and over 300 petition signatures.
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Jesuit Bend
New Orleans
Citizens Council
Chancery Office
Joseph Francis Rummel
Belle Chasse
Snow and Colder Weather Hits Colorado and Wyoming
Snow and colder air moved into Colorado and Wyoming with mountain snow and scattered lower elevation showers in northern Wyoming. Snow spread to southern Wyoming tonight and into tomorrow, with Fraser reporting snow this morning. Expected snow in northern and eastern Colorado tonight and tomorrow, plus gusty winds. Coldest early Thursday were 20 in Leadville Colorado and 25 in Douglas Wyoming.
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Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Fraser
Leadville
Colo
Douglas
Wyo
City to boost building insurance coverage
Randolph Bundy reported to city commissioners the insurer engineer’s survey of city owned buildings. Insurance totals would rise from 653 300 to 896 165 with improvements to risk factors and minor code fixes such as correcting a metal asbestos pipe installation in Memorial auditorium and replacing wooden cuspidors with metal in the city hall basement. Bundy to review details with City Clerk Don Capper before action.
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Randolph Bundy
Bundy
Memorial Auditorium
City Hall
Don Capper
Faure Demands Another Vote On Assembly Confidence
Paris Premier Edgar Faure pushes a fourth confidence vote in four weeks on a revised deputy election method for the National Assembly. A Saturday result could keep his December elections plan alive, but a loss would force his resignation. Savings bonds are an investment.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
National Assembly
Faure
Assembly
Pelican Joins Emporia State Lake Life
A white pelican has been added to Emporia State College's Lake Wooster but remains solitary as 15 mallard ducks avoid it. Brought this week by Dr. Ted Andrews after capture on a farm 20 miles away, the bird was shot through the neck earlier, likely by a hunter mistaking it for a snow goose. Pelicans typically travel in mobs.
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Emporia
Emporia State College
Wooster
Ted Andrew
Ralph Jones
Here
Andrews
Birds Herd Fish for Food With Pelican Assist
A description of birds gathering to feed as pelicans circle and herd fish into caves. Lake Wooster hosts 15 ducks that refuse to cooperate, while mallards keep their distance. The passage notes antibiotics cut pneumonia deaths from historic rates and mentions about 1,600,000 malnourished children in the United States.
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Lake Wooster
United States
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Slitne
Wei
Herald
The
Stafford
Drake’s
Madison’s
Edward E. Stith
E. G. Stith
Naval
R.O.T
Sity
Kansas
Stith
Ottawa
Green Valley Baptist Church
Wichita
Harry Loyd
Steve Needham
Needham
Udall
C. M. Carlson
Topeka
St. Francis Hospital
Roland Carroll
Ohio Ave
Assembly of God Church
Pomona
C. O. Hobson
Joplin
Ninth and
Maple
Maxine Cox
Fern Clinton
Garnett
J. D. Gray
Sikeston
Grey
Parkers
E. C. Shaffer
Princeton
R. L. Smay
S. Oak
Jack Scott
Welda
Louis H. Dengel
Florsheim
Moler
Moler Mae Chappell
Roblees Pedwins
Dichardson
Ottawa Kang
W. H. Harrison
Taylor
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
Harding
F. D. Roosevelt
Hillcrest Unit
Snake River
Idaho
Jim Fredricks
Ottawa Tin Shop
W. Second
Pho
Lamb Funeral Home
Pelican
Jack Nelson
Kas
Anderson County
Bale
Neill George
Waverly
Albert
Swart & Son Rt
Harold
Marvin Miller
Williamsburg
Franklin County
Wilson & Locust
R. L. Kirkpatrick
Son
Greenwood Church
Homer Atchison
Forrest SB
Booth
Milles
Wilson
Printy & Son
Cap
Ben Printy
N. Mata
Martha Bridgeman
Mrs. I. BH. Ermey
N. Mulberry
Lamb
Crane
H. Richard Crane
Hope Cemetery
John Sweigart
Miami
Florida
Douglas Bros
Sr E
Kramer Drug Store
Gambles Toyland
Cecil B. DeMille
Paramount
Truy Theatre
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