Paola Area Briefs Prompt Local News Items
Several short items from Ottawa area newspapers cover a range of local happenings. The James Caven farm near Burlington reports a large hay barn and outbuildings destroyed by fire with 940 bales lost. A child visiting an Antioch family sustains facial injuries from a dog attack and required plastic surgery. Paola prepares for major public works with a land condemnation action for waterworks expansion and a large concrete paving project underway. The article also notes missing drums from the Ottawa Drum and Bugle Corps, a 1938 reunion, local travel notes, a Franklin County picnic in Pasadena, and a Harvest Home Festival slated for October 6. Various society items include divorces, reunions, officer elections, and upcoming events in Ottawa and surrounding communities. It closes with remarks from locals about dam projects and a pair planning to return to Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paola
Dwight Haworth
Ottawa
Legion
Guy Snedaker
Herald
Mears Park
Employment on U S railways in 1956
Employment on U S railways in 1956 averaged 1,058,216 persons. This is about 500,000 less than in 1926.
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U. S
Births and dismissals at local hospitals this week
Hospital notes record births for Mr and Mrs Dean White of Carbondale a daughter born Wednesday weighing 7 lbs 11 oz. Mr and Mrs James Driver of Pomona have a daughter born today weighing 6 lbs 12 oz. Dismissals include Mrs Gary Clay of 750 Ash Mrs Howard O Neal and baby son route 2 Williamsburg and Mrs Lawrence Yohe with a baby daughter at 134 S Poplar. Also a note on prehistoric cave sculpture recording bird migrations 40 000 years B C.
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Dean White
Cari‘bondale
James Driver
Pomona
Gary Clay
Howard O'Neal
Route 2
Williamsburg
Lawrence Yohe
S. Poplar
October farm sales list hits Kansas towns
A catalog of upcoming sales across Kansas lists events at Roberts Market in Lawrence East 11th Street on October 6 and 18, Overbrook Livestock Sales in Overbrook on October 10 and 17, Washington Creek Church Sale near Globe Store on October 18, Mrs. I. B. Sinclair near Ottawa on October 25, Rudy Haulk Estate near Lawrence on October 28, and Shaw and Ross near Wellsville on October 30, with additional entries and locations including Centropolis Clinton Ottawa and more.
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Roberts Market
East 11Th St. Lawrence
Kas
B. C. Nelson
Centropolis
Overbrook
Charles Hagen
Clinton Kas
Overbrook Kas
Washington Creek
Nidea
Globe Store
I. B. Sinclair
Ottawa
Ont
Rudy Haulk
Lawrence
Shaw & Ross
Wellaville
Franklin County auction listings for 1917October notices
An OCR fragment lists multiple estate and sale notices around Ottawa Franklin County. Items include Miss Rapp estate at 7458 Main with antiques and 13 rooms of furniture, Mom & Blackie's at 118 N Main with restaurant equipment, a Grade A Guernsey herd of Harry L Morgan miles northeast of Ottawa, and various sales by Franklin County Sale Co and dates from October 4 to October 15.
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Albert Stewart & Son Farm
Ottawa
Albert
Harold
Franklin County Sale Co
Wilson & Locust Sts
Miss Rapp
Mom & Blackie's
N. Main
Harry L. Morgan
Dewey Denounces Stevenson Attacks on Eisenhowers
Former New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey condemned Adlai E. Stevenson for what he called a "witch's brew" of untruths aimed at the Eisenhower administration and the president's brother Milton S. Eisenhower. He urged listeners to share his outrage over the criticisms as he defended Eisenhower from charges regarding Argentina and other recent attacks.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Milton S. Eisenhower
Dewey
Eisenhower
Peron
Argentina
ABC
Stevenson
Stevenson Says He Lacks Fitness for Presidency
On July 20 1952 Mr Stevenson stated that he had no fitness temperament mentally or physically for the job, signaling doubts about his own suitability to serve as president.
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Stevenson
Polio Poster Boy Drowned By Chum
Colton California 11 year old Lester Stewart is held by juvenile authorities after allegedly drowning his schoolmate George Bryant eight, a polio victim and former national Polio Poster Boy. Bryant’s body was found face down in shallow Santa Ana River wash. Stewart reportedly admitted scuffling at water’s edge and holding Bryant underwater until he stopped bubbling before going home to watch television.
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Colton
Calif
George Bryant
Young Bryant
Santa Ana
Lester Stewart
George
Bryant
Stewart
Eye protection saves vision of workers nationwide
In the past decade eye protective equipment in U S industrial plants has safeguarded the sight of about ten thousand workers. The finding underscores the importance of mandatory safety gear in reducing eye injuries across industries.
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U. S
Republican caravan to tour five district towns next week
The Republican campaign caravan will traverse the 5th Congressional District for four days visiting 36 towns. On the return trip to Topeka for the weekend it will stop at eight towns in the 4th District.
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Topeka
Ottawa Churches Welcome You
A list of subscribers includes Roy Taylor of Ottawa route 2 Naylor of Wellsville Norris Johnson route 1 Clarence 8 Jones Raymond Kratz Pomona Evan McKeon Rantoul Mrs H S Jones route 9 J M Gentry Williamsburg Pete Johannes Jr Homewood Bill Fisher Osawatomie Ottawa churches extend a welcome.
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Roy Taylor
Ottawa
N. E. Naylor
Wellsville
Norris Johnson
Clarence
Jones
Raymond Kratz
Pomona
Evan McKeon
Rantoul
H. S. Jones
J. M. Gentry
Williamsburg
Pete Johannes, Jr
Homerwood
Bill Fisher
Osawatomie
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Jay Ellis
James Caven
Burlington
Lewis Guy
Patricia Ellenstine
Jean Fruit
Pala
K. U. Medical Center
Clark Ellenstine
Antioch
Polola
Missouri
W. C. Harding
Oak Grove
Franklin County
Pasadena
Brookside Park
California
Spring Ridge Hall
Minneola School
Ronald Wesley Showalter
N. Cherry
First Methodist Church
Shawnee County
Lucille V. Crawford
Alvin E. Crawford
Crawford
Fords
Thiele
Floyd Coffman
Milo Harris
Walter G. Thiele
State Supreme Court
Davey McClay
Lee C'ta'r
Nampa
Ida
Opal
Glen Howard
John Montgomery
Mrs. Howard
Allen Reed
Clifford Burgoon
Joe Blake
Hugh Campbell
Wichita
Norvell Cooper
Myron Steere
Douglas Gleason
Gleason
Cooper
Jess Harford
San Diego
Harford
Marais Des Cygnes
Dengel
Louis H. Dengel
C. A. Myers & Son
Jack Nelson
Pomona, Kas
Anderson County
Kansas
Paola Fair Grounds
Neill
Waverly
Will Moore
William Tyson
Melvern
Crabb
Homewood
Printy & Son
Ben Printy
N, Main
Buick
Riviera
Bonanza
Resale
S. Buick
Tes x Ees
SEER
Rare En Care
Bette
Mike Mulcahey
Buick Company
Republican National Congressional Committee
Chum
Lamb Funeral Home
Tlawa'e
Penney’ S
Penney’s
Geranium
Hunter Green
Echo
Penney
Golden Dawn
Penney’s Rayon
Jacquard
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