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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1956

Page

3

Mattox Edington wedding in Ottumwa church

Topeka couple Dixie Ann Mattox and John War ren Edington were married at 2 pm in Ottumwa Christian church. Rev McKinley officiated as Hazel Bremer and Doris Schweitzer provided music. The couple plans a Ozarks wedding trip and will reside at 8012 Mulvane Topeka after a honeymoon.

Dixie Ann Mattox John Warren Edington Topeka Ottumwa Wilbert Mattox Route 2 Burlington Leo Edington Route 1 Ottawa McKinley Hazel Bremer Doris Schweitzer Darleen Mattox Robert Crouch North Topeka Bill Edington Emporia Eldon Combes Ozarks Tomor

Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Joe Burgoon

Golden wedding celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burgoon at 629 South Elm after a marriage on October 10 1906 in Concordia. Attendees included twin brother Dave Burgoon and wife of Ottawa commemorating their anniversary, plus children Archie Bell Ora Burgoon Carolyn Gary Osa Watomie Joe Burgoon Jr Joan Joyce and Jean Burgoon. Additional guests Charles Smiley Charlotte Meva Everett Snethen and Paul, with absent children Sig Peterson Yonealla Wash Ray Burgoon Hamilton Ia. They have ten grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Also notes a basting sauce for broiled fish or poultry.

Joe Burgoon S. Elm Concordia Mr. Burgoon Dave Burgoon Ottawa Archie Bell Salt Lake City Ora Burgoon Carolyn Gary Osawatomie Joan Joyce Jean Burgoon Charles. Smiley Charlotte Meva Everett Snethen Paul Sig Peterson Yonealla Wash Ray Burgoon Hamilton

Lawrence Chapter Guests at D A R Patriotism Program

The General Edward Hand Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosted a Saturday afternoon discussion titled Youth Defines Patriotism at Mrs. C. T. Geiger's home. Speaker Mrs. Edwin Abels urged defense and voting importance as members collected clothing for D A R supported schools.

Edward Hand Daughters of the American Revolution C. T. Geiger G. D. Weilepp Cynthia Hulson Janie Knight Rod Lennard Edwin Abels Lawrence State National Defense

Dewey Forecasts Real Bang-Up 1960 Gop Nomination Battle

Former New York Governor Thomas E Dewey predicts a strong contest for the 1960 Republican presidential nomination noting Vice President Nixon faces challenges in building support. He calls Nixon the best vice president ever but warns that historically a sitting vice president rarely secures the top job. Dewey says a VP should stay quiet to avoid competing with the president.

Washington New York Thomas E. Dewey Nixon Dewey

Storm Heads For Florida

A Caribbean storm edged toward Florida as a 5 am Miami Weather Bureau bulletin located it 120 miles south of Miami. Winds 25 to 40 mph with gusts to 55 mph extended 250 miles northward. The storm, not tropical yet, caused yesterday’s rough seas and heavy waves along the East Coast. Personal registration ended Saturday, with Republicans citing Democratic defeatism and Democrats noting strong holds held up better than average.

Miami Fla.t Florida Miami Weather Bureau L. Judson Morhouse Michael H. Prendergast

Registration Down in Albany Voter List Drops 7 Percent

Albany reports voter registration in comedic cities of New York State declined seven percent from 1952 record enrollments as decreases reached ten percent in some areas. Social and civic observers link drop to administrative delays and shifting local turnout patterns.

Albany New York State

Fall Causes Delay in Emergency Soil Bank Speaker

An accidental fall by the main speaker led to the postponement of an emergency soil bank event in Hays. The postponement disrupted plans and required medical assessment before rescheduling.

Hays

Hearing Set Today in Hays On Soil Bank Concerns

Rep. Wint Smith said Howard Daggette, administrator of the program, broke four ribs in a fall at his Washington home. Another speaker will be sent and the meeting will be held later this week to address farmer concerns in the 6th Congressional District about the soil bank.

Hays Wint Smith R-Kas Howard Daggette Washington Smith

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