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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1956
Page
1
Kenneth Hutton pleaded not guilty to assaulting Don Risdon in county court yesterday. He posted $300 bond to appear October 17 at 10 a.m. The alleged incident occurred last Thursday night in Ottawa. Hutton is in the Navy, stationed at the air base in Olathe.
Funeral services for Perfecta Escobar will be conducted from Sacred Heart Church at 9:00 am Wednesday. A rosary will be recited at 621 King Street at 8:30 pm this evening.
Patrons ask for cakes during an evening at the school. Hospital notes list Roger Hotaling and Emma Johnson among admissions, with addresses in Ash Tal ing and Mulberry. Lonnie Barnes graduates from Naval Training Center Great Lakes on September 2, with dress parade and review before officials. Margaret Sullavan, 45, failed to appear for a CBS Studio One drama, delaying the show last night.
Democratic candidate Docking appeals to Kansas Republicans to support him in the November general election. His wife Tam has fallen ill and is hospitalized. Docking criticizes the statehouse old guard for manipulating politics. He cites a liberal governor elected two years ago and accuses party elites of backing a compliant nominee. Green Dell-The Green Dell community club will meet Friday.
Adlai E Stevenson denounces Eisenhower policy as a giveaway to private interests, accusing the administration of abandoning a 50 year bipartisan conservation tradition. On a Montana swing stop he vows a federal aid program for private hospital care and state administered health insurance for all.
Lockheed Aircraft Corp. plans lounge style interiors for forthcoming propjet Electras. The design features three lounge compartments with club chairs in single pairs and trios, large windows, indirect lighting, and a reading lamp between two angled chairs, promising comfort over traditional row seating.
Richard Dick Goppert has been elected president of Garnett State Savings Bank replacing his father C. H. Goppert who becomes chair. C. H. Goppert remains on the board and will oversee policies while other officers stay the same. C. H. Goppert also owns Citizens State Bank at Pomona.
Funeral services for Adam S. Moyer, who died Oct. 5, were held Oct. 8 at Towner's Chapel with Rev. R. B. Craig officiating. Pallbearers included Dale Wilson Wayne Gray Kenneth Witcher Junior Campbell Frank Campbell and Russell Goodman. Burial followed in Garnett cemetery. Separate rites for John F. Hogan, who died Oct. 6, were at St. Patrick's Catholic Church Emerald with Rev. John Harrington and Rev. Matthew Guilfoyle presiding. Pallbearers were Roy Ryan John Rooney Edavin Hogan Frank Collins Hubert Hogan and Emmett McEvoy. Altar boys were Kevin Rooney Francis McDonald Rodney Mulcahey and Larry Rooney. Organist was Mrs. Tony Korbe. singers Paul Collins and John O'Neal. Burial was in St. Patrick's Cemetery Emerald. Rosary was recited Oct. 7 at Towner's Chapel.
Washington announces 1956 GI Insurance dividends totaling about 296 million dollars for 350000 veterans. Dividends are regular annual payouts. about 20000 term-policy holders will receive their first dividend in 25 years, totaling around one million dollars. VA notes no political significance to timing.
Readable entries show farm and sale events across Kansas towns Centropolis Ottawa Overbrook Clinton Lawrence Ottawa Wellsville Globe State and Ottawa with dates from October 10 to October 30 including estate sales and church fund auctions. Notable sellers include C A Myers & Son Overbrook Livestock Sale and Rudy Haulk Estate with locations and mileage details.
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