Ottawa Herald snippets of local news and notices
Local briefings cover traffic court dates for William Floyd Smith and parking tickets on Main Street, a recovered stolen bicycle at OU, a stolen Silvertone radio, postponed county court cases including DUI charges, a divorce granted to Vernon and Dorothy Anderson, custody arrangements, a Kansas City visit by Mrs NA Chambers, Women's Golf Association officers elected, out of town funeral attendees for Tom W Flory, fines for illegal game operation, Ensign Oral Ivey stationed in Oahu, Jay Gragg re enlistment to San Diego, Gary Hartpence named for Who's Who, and Kansas Industrial Development Commission remarks at Rotary with regional guests.
Deaths and funerals in Colby Lyndon and Quenemo
Thomas E Trigg died suddenly at home and funeral services set for Friday at 2 p.m. at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev Roger Fredrickson officiating. Burial in Tighland cemetery. The Colby furniture store will close at noon for the remainder of the day. Mrs Ella Day Beatty of near Lyndon died yesterday aged 92. Surviving sons, sisters and a brother. funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at Mt Pleasant United Brethren church in Lyndon. burial in Lyndon cemetery. Edwin Grant Fine, 86, a Quenemo retired farmer, died at his son Everett Fine’s Lyndon home. Surviving five children and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at Quenemo Federated church. burial in Oak Hill cemetery.
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Thomas E. Trigg
Lamb Funeral Home
Roger Fredrickson
Tighland Cemetery
Colby Furniture
Ella Beatty
Ella Day Beatty
Near
Lyndon
Greensburg
Bueh Beatty
Scranton
Carl
Fay Beatty
Belle Soxman
Salt Lake
Mt. Pleasant
Edwin Grant Fine
Quenemo
Everett Fine
Susan McFerron
Mack Fine
Burlingame
Everett
Blanche King
Emporia
Edwin
el Paso
Tex
Thomas Fine
Querlemo
Funeral rites for Tom W. Flory at Lamb Funeral Home
Tom W. Flory died October 14 and funeral services were held October 16 at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev. Charles P. Knight officiating. Pallbearers included Dean Nossinger and others. Rotary Club, American Legion, and their auxiliaries attended. burial at Highland Cemetery with taps by Robert Kile and a large floral tribute display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kile
Highland Cemetery
Hospital Notes and Births Reported in Local Column
Admitted Augustus Henness at Cedar House and Mrs. Carl Reams from route 2 today. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hunt of Pomona a daughter born today weighing 6 pounds 15 ounces. Dismissals include Mrs. Jewell O'Dell and baby son and Sharon Kunard, Mrs. Glenn Shephard. Brandeis football players average 20 years old 187 pounds and 6 feet tall. Paul Bixler, ex Ohio State assistant to Paul Brown, now end coach for the Browns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Henness
Cedar House
Carl Reams
Route 2
Lyle Hunt
Pomona
Jewell O'Dell
S. Cedar
Sharon Kunard
N. Sycamore
Glenn Shepherd
S. Elm
Brandeis University
Paul Bixler
Paul Brown
Ohio State
Brown
Cleveland Browns
Incoherent Ad Claim Sparks Public Preference Debate
Fragmentary copy touts products and urges readers to "get the best for less" while mentioning public preference terms and an uncertain brand. The garbled text lacks clear persons, places, or dates to anchor a precise item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josen
Aspirg
Israel Faces Egypt Attack Fears in Parlia ment Debate
Premier David Ben-Gurion warned that the greatest danger to Israel is a possible attack by Egyptian dictator Nasser. He urged caution against premature optimism after a three day foreign policy debate. Parliament backed his policy 76 to 13 amid partisan split. Israel protested to the U N Security Council over Jordanian attacks since the April cease fire, with 37 Israelis killed and 45 wounded. Begin accused Ben-Gurion of missing chances against Egyptian and Jordanian weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
David Ben-Gurion
Israel
Egypt
Jordan
Iament
Herut Party
Menahem Begin
Herut
Ben-Gurionce
U. N. Security Council
Ben-gurion
Nasser
Suez Talks May Begin Next Week
Cairo reports ex exploratory discussions with Britain and France on a Suez settlement may start next week likely in Geneva. Wing Cmdr Ali Sabry said talks would follow the six point Security Council plan and Egypt rejects international canal control. Eden and Mollet pressed for internationalization while Egypt offers no Cairo reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Nasser
Britain
France
Geneva
Cmdr
Ali Sabry
U.N. Security Council
Security Council
Sabry
Egypt
Eden
Mollet
Eden- Mollet
Ft. Riley Needs Housing Units
Undersecretary of the Army Charles C. Finucane evaluated Ft. Riley housing yesterday and found facilities at the home of the 1st Infantry Division are not as adequate as at some other posts. He said a minimum of 450 additional housing units is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft, Riley
Charles C. Finucane
Ft. Riley
1St Infantry Division
Finucane
Ottawa area sale dates list from Myers & Son
A dense list of upcoming sales and livestock auctions across Kansas towns including Ottawa Lawrence Overbrook and Pomona. Entries note dates in October November and December with venues such as Centropolis Overbrook Market Trinity Church and Shaw Ross along with contact details for C A Myers son and Jack Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Myers & Son
Ottawa
Washington Creek
Globe Store
Township Hall
Roberts Market
11Th St. Lawrence
Kansas
Ernest Tawney
Princeton Cemetery
Walter Markley
Loward St
Lawrence
Overbrook Livestock
Overbrook
Robert's
East 11Th St. Lawrence
Ninth & Matin
Joe Button
Neill George
Waverly
Kas
Crabb
Homewood
Frank Spencer
Emerald
Homewood Community Christian Church
Albert Stewart & Son Farm
Albert
Harold
Fr. Co
Bale, Wilson & Locust
Frank Haag
Hiway
Hans Lassen
Pomona
Sand Creek
Sale
Wilson& Locust Sts
Co. Sale
Wilson & Lorust Bis
Printy
Lou Ben
Minneola School Holds Third Annual Former Pupils Reunion
The Minneola former pupils and teachers held the third annual reunion at the school with 34 alumni and nine teachers present. Letters were read, a memorial was observed for two deceased locals, and Elizabeth Ann Herrill performed a piano solo. The next reunion is set for the second Sunday in October 1957.
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Minneola School
Min
Parneala School
Maude Maran
Pre-Ville
R F
Hackett
McCracken
Clare Ely
Mtbaasimeee
Milawa Whumicu
Tressie Deaton Martin
Vernon
Wash
Paris Keagy
Lucille Keagy
Ft. Lyon
Colo
Edwin Fisher
Gardner
R. E. Barnhart
Pomona
Calif
Elizabeth Ann Herrill
Westphalia
Fica
Russia
Neola
C. A. Myers
Betty Sue Myers
Adlai Stevenson Campaign Speech In Michigan
Adlai Stevenson toured Michigan launching a whistle-stop swing with Steven Nixon proposals. He criticized Nixon for a four day work week pledge that he later withdrew, while praising Gov. G. Mennen Williams and endorsing an end to hydrogen bomb tests amid party rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Michigan
M—Adlai FE
Niles
Mich
Nixon
G. Mennen Williams
Iftevenson
Eisen
Howev
Williams
More Counties In Disaster Areas In Kansas Declared
Three more Kansas counties and parts of three others have been named drought disaster areas. With 85 counties covered now, farmers qualify for federal aid to buy livestock feed. Newly designated are Lyon Montgomery and Woodson counties, five townships in Doniphan and Riley counties, and 11 townships in Pottawatomie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Lyon
Montgomery
Woodson
Donijphan
Riley
Pottawatomie
Kefauver Speech In Topeka Tomorrow
Democratic vice presidential candidate Estes Kefauver will speak from the east steps of the Kansas State Capitol at 5 p m tomorrow. Afterward he will fly to Garden City for a night meeting and is scheduled to arrive in Topeka at 4 10 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Estes Kefauver
Kansas Statelhouse
Garden City
Jin Topeka
Traffic Deaths in Topeka Kansas 1956 update
State Accident Records Section reports in the last 24 hours two traffic fatalities in Topeka. To date for 1956 total five hundred twenty, compared with four hundred fifty five in the same period of 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
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Jay Ellis
Missouri
Main Street
William Floyd Smith
Wellsville
Smith
Jerrel Wilkens
Carl Thompson
Frank O. Spencer
Paul J. Guffey
Kenneth Hutton
Vernon J. Anderson
Dorothy P. Anderson
Larry
James
Judy Ann
NA. Chambers
Kansas City
Robert. Chambers
Stephen Elliott
David ‘Scott
Women's Golf Association
Don Shade
John Sheldon
Orpha Jones
Lyman Corlis
L. N. Speer
Wilbur Foulks
Tom W. Flory
James Flory
Patty
Don
Everell Flory
Grace Dedloss
and-Mel
George Dallas
Jimmy
Wichita
Lucenia Burgett
Charles
Burlington
Spencer Baltz
Edith Baltz
Granger
Bob's Truck Stop
Ottawai
US 50
Hawaii
Oral F. Ivey
C. H. Ivey
East 5Th
Oahu
Barbers Point
Jay Dee Gragg
Oak
Navy
San Diego
Pacific Fleet
Jay
Ben
Norfolk
Carl Hartpence
Gary Hartpence
Bethany Nazarene College
Bethany
Okla
Philosophy Club
George Lister
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Rotary Club
Rev
Duff Waggoner
A. D. Preston
Baldwin
W. H. Griffith
Oberlin
E. H. Bowlby
San Jose
Duncan
John
John Sweigart
Ottawa Lodge No. 16
Charlies W. Watts P. M
Mortuary
Louis H. Dengel
Francis L. Ferry
Dodge
Alberta Mumper
Spears Hospital
Spears Chiropractic Hospital
Denver
Colorado
Colby Furniture Store
Suez
Mala
Lamb Kiuneral
Tiawa
Directons
Adlai
Kefauver
Yardley Toiletries
Rvs
Asmars
Gt Gems
Eallmaa Pactues Graseces Awarkick Proqoction
Richard Widmark
Bi Prize
Mai Zetterling
Mgel
Patrick George Cole
Donald Wolfit
Wos
Technicolor
Dean Berlin
DU Pont
Hubbard Lumber Co
AL Tucker
Building&loan
Ots
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