Today In Ottawa News Briefs
Ottawa notices report carrier contact for Herald delivery and a phone number. Underwriters meeting heard Homer Henning on estate taxes and life insurance. next meeting set for Nov 16. OHS band toured Valley Falls en route to Atchison with a parade and concert. Funeral attendees from Ottawa joined relatives in Kansas City for Mrs Fannie Lee Ramey’s service. Peg Carr to Boston for a chamber executives meeting with a panel role. Paul L. Wats of Hutchinson guilty of DUI. 30 days, paroled to leave town.
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Ottawa Association of Life Underwriters
Homer Henning
OHS
Valley Falls
Bill Barker
Harold Ingraham
Fred Funk
Ottawa
Fannie Lee Ramey
Kansas City
Boston
Peg Carr
Dana Chamber of Commerce
American Chamber of Commerce
Miss Carr
Deaths Forfeit and Divorce Filings Replace Court Actions
Driver in Nebraska cited for blocking a driveway at 1019 North Main forfeited a $1 bond. Mae H. Lilly of Ottawa files for divorce from Charles G. Lilly in district court alleging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty.
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Nebraska
Alo
North Main
Mae H. Lilly
Ottawa
Charles G. Lilly
New Parish Plan For Two Churches
A yoked parish plan unites Homewood Christian Community church and Green Valley Baptist church with pastor Ronald Seward serving both. Homewood is nine miles southwest of Ottawa, Green Valley five miles west of Osawatomie. Lord's Acre program crop shares were set aside by 16 farm families, with a Lord's Harvest Sale October 28. Green Valley hosts Lord's Harvest sale today and Ottawa University student Robert Young will preach at Sunday services. Also reported is the death of Mrs. Nellie Overstreet’s brother-in-law C. W. Overstreet, 71, in Empire California, with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Homewood Christian Community Church
Green Valley Baptist Church
Ronald Seward
Ottawa University
Homewood Christian
Green Valley Baptist
Osawatomie
Homewood Church
Green Valley Church
Robert Young
Hospital Notes and Births in Rantoul Area
Admitted Clifford Dean Burgoon at 1103 N Oak today. Birth announcements include Lawrence E Enei Chen and Frank Nelson in Rantoul, a Wally Schroeder birth, and a Gail Montgomery birth with weights 6 lb 14 oz, 8 lb 10 oz, 5 lb 12 oz, and 7 lb 2 oz. Mrs Dean Burgoon dismissed to 703 N Oak today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Dean Burgoon
N. Oak
Lawrence E. Eneichen
Rantoul
Frank €. Nelson
Wally Schroeder
Gail Montgomery
Elm
Dean Burgoon
Benson Predicts Farm Price Rise
Secretary Benson predicts farm prices have turned the corner after five years of decline and farm income is rising during a two day Wisconsin dairy country tour. He spoke to about 250 at a Farmers for Eisenhower meeting in Eau Claire and faced anti administration demonstrators. A farm auction planned October 25 will feature canned goods, clothing, furniture and garden produce among donated items.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Benson
Wisconsin
Durand
Minneapolis
Utah
The
Methodist Community Church
Richmond
Ben- Lord
Son
Eisendayhower
Ralph McCrea
Margaret Edwards
Irene Dunbar
Leon Freese
Chester Wagner
Robert Gault
Albert Dunbar
Preston Stockard
Churches Mark Anniversary with Union Service in Ottawa
Reformation Sunday October 28 will be observed by several Ottawa churches with a union service at 4 p.m. at First Baptist church. Dr Ewart G Watts of Topeka First Methodist will lead. Brockway directs a community choir. Ottawa High School students provide music, arranged by William Barker, Ottawa High School instrumental music director.
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Ottawa
First Baptist Church
Ewart G. Watts
First Methodist Church
Topeka
Renauer Dr. Martin
Brockway
William Barker
Ottawa High School
Kansas City teams win livestock and meat contests at Royal
Kansas City area 4 H clubs lead in livestock and meat judging at the American Royal. McPherson members Bob Krehbiel Tom Schrag Johnny Toews named on the livestock team while Ardith Greer Sue Christner and Gary Hageberg represent Council Grove on the meat team. Oklahoma teams place second in both contests. Balchen, a famed Arctic pioneer, retires from the Air Force and receives a Distinguished Service Medal for leadership and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Bob Krehbiel
Tom Schrag
Johnny Toews
McPherson
Ardith Greer
Sue Christner
Gary Hageberg
Council Grove
Oklahoma
Krehbiel
Schrag
Washington
Col. Bernt
Balchen
Greer
South Pole
U.S. Air Force
vThe Air Force
Balehen
Pepperell Air Force Base
Newffoundland
Richard E. Byrd
Byrd
New Course For Lutherans
Harrisburg Pa United Lutherans today began a new two year program after completing their 20th biennial convention. Eight days of sessions and worship periods produced a host of new projects and policies to strengthen organization increase funds improve practices and spread the faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
United Lutherans
America
Cyprus gambler slain in Nicosia street shooting
In Nicosia Cyprus a Greek Cypriot professional gambler believed linked to EOKA was shot dead in the main street. EOKA seeks union of Cyprus with Greece amid the island’s ongoing British rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicosia
Cyprus
EOKA
Greece
Hatoyama Returns Promising Soviet Peace Pact
Soviet-Japanese premier Ichiro Hatoyama departed Moscow with a promise fulfilled and a declaration ending the 11 year wartime state between the nations. He said the Moscow mission established a foundation for flourishing relations, though a full peace treaty and return of islands remains unresolved.
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Moscow
Ichiro Hatoyama
Soviet Union
Hatoyama
Stockholm
Tokyo
United States
Hatoyama i
Nikolai Bulganin
Japan
Cave-In Fatality in Wichita Sewer Ditch
Robert Stone Barger, 48, died yesterday in a cave-in of an 18 foot storm sewer ditch in Wichita. Jerald Coffman, 30, suffered a dislocated shoulder and injuries. Richard Young, 46, and C B Rogers, 30, saw the shoring fail and jumped into the sewer pipe to escape danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Robert Stonebarger
Jerald Coffman
Richard Young
C. B. Rogers
Savings ad urges Ottawa Building & Loan savings plan
A local ad urges Doug Sample and other residents to open an insured Savings Account at Ottawa Building & Loan Association to cover emergencies and avoid collection actions. The blurb emphasizes time to pay bills and avoiding disputes by using a savings cushion.
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Doug Sample
Doug
Ottawa Building & Loan Association
Ottawa Building & Loan
Drought May Boost Soil Nutrients Says Kansas Agronomist
Kansas State College extension agronomist L. E. Willoughby states the past five years of heat and drought may have made soils more productive. He notes drought releases nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorus, and helps potash become soluble. Pastures, however, suffer erosion and dust storms loom if spring rains arrive.
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Manhattan
Kansas State College Extension
L. E. Willoughby
Kansas
Willoughby
Water Policy Discusses Fall River Reservoir Release
Kansas Water Resources Board will hold a meeting in Independence to gather opinions on water supply problems. Delegates from Independence, Neodesha, Coffeyville, Cherryvale, and Fredonia are invited to discuss releasing more water from the Fall River reservoir to aid drought-stricken Oklahoma communities. Also reported, Ira L. Hart, 77, Kansas City railroad official, died at his Fredonia home after a long career with the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe line. Survivors include his widow, daughter Dorothy, and brother Henry.
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Topeka
Kansas Water Resources Board
Independence
Neodesha
Coffeyville
Cherryvale
Fredonia
Dis
Fall River
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Ira L. Hart
Kas
Zell
Kansas City Division
Corps of Engineers
Kansas City Southern Railway
Hartzell
Railroadsquires
Gav
Fred
City Hall
Baxter Springs
Water
Dorothy
Half-Size Style Easy-sew Jumper and Blouse Pattern
Shorter fuller figures fit with no alterations. Pattern 4666 offers jumper and blouse in half sizes 12 to 22 with 39 inch fabric. Includes illustrated instructions. Send 35 cents plus 9 cents extra for first class mail to Anne Adams at The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept. Name address zone size and style number required.
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Failte
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Seek Bids On State Gasoline Purchase Topeka
State Purchasing Division seeks bids to be opened November 19 for gasoline to power state owned vehicles. Bids will cover deliveries at filling stations and to county points in 500 gallon, 500 to 3000 gallon, and over 3000 gallon tiers. Estimated annual state gasoline purchases exceed five million gallons including Highway Department fuel.
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Topeka
William Perkins
State Highways Department
Somel
State Highway Commission
University of Kansas
Thel
Highway Commission
Wolf Hunters Gather At Sedan
More than 100 members of the Central United States Fox and Wolf Hunters Assn. will bring dogs to Sedan Kansas for its annual beach show and field trials at Hillyland near the City Lake starting Oct. 24. Over the next three days dogs will trail wolves and coyotes at daylight while judges on horseback score. members from Kansas Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma Nebraska Iowa and Illinois attend. John Ogle of Quenemo Kansas is association president.
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Sedan
Kas
United States
Fox and Wolf Hunters Assn
Hillyland
Sedan City
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
John Ogle
Quenemo
William Jewell Coed Crowned Queen in Royal Parade
Miss Mary Jo Smith of Lexington Mo, 20, senior at William Jewell College, was enthroned as the American Royal parade queen chosen from 26 candidates from Missouri Kansas Nebraska Arkansas and Oklahoma. Princesses included Carole Ann Holmquist and Kay Stanfield with a group of ladies in waiting led by Yvonne Baker and Ann Bigbee among others.
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Kansas City
Mary Jo Smith
Lexington
Smith
William Jewell College
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Carole Ann Holmquist
Hutchinson
Kay Stanfield
Newton
Yvonne Baker
Clinton
Ark
Ann Bigbee
Hugoton
Kas
Norma Rhea Schmidt
Independence
Claudia Yvonne Dodson
Parsons
Carolyn Glee Creighton
Pittsburg
Carolyn Kay Moore
Versailles
Jeanne Elliott
Scottsbluff
Neb
Nancy Kay Batton
Oklahoma City
Subscribers New and Renewal Subscriptions List Ottawa Herald
A list shows new and renewal subscribers to the Ottawa Herald, including Baldwin Roy Stecher Garnett Richard Strobel Lane George Belt Ottawa Lloyd Daugharthy Lucian Fabert Mrs J G Lytle J M Burruss Overbrook Theodore Fishburn Pomona Porter E Shaw Princeton George Roberts M E Kochenower George Dragieff C F Roberts Quenemo George Lewis Rantoul Larry D Spratt Richmond Carroll Whiteford Lawrence L Chandler Wellsville Lea R Hopkins Ivan Lutter Williamsburg Howard Solsby.
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Ottawa Herald
Baldwin
Roy Stecher
Garnett
Richard Strobel
Lane
George Belt
Ottawa
Lloyd Daugharthy
Lucian Fabert
J. G. Lytle
J. M. Burruss
Overbrook
Theodore Fishburn
Pomona
Porter E. Shaw
Princeton
George Roberts
M. E. Kochenower
George Dragieff
C. F. Roberts
Quenemo
George Lewis
Rantoul
Larry D. Spratt
Richmond Carroll Whiteford
Lawrence L. Chandler
Wellsville
Lea R. Hopkins
Ivan Lutter
Williamsburg
Howard Solsby
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Jay Ellis
Paul L. Wats
Nellie Overstreet
Hickory
C. W. “Chat” Overstreet
Empire
Calif
Jesse Over Istreet
Lavina Kinney
Homewood
Harry
Leo
California
Louis H. Dengel
Flehgas
Amooth
R. D. Waymire
S. Main
Lord's Acre
Wit Ees Ait SC
Bernt Balchen
Vatican City
St Peter’s Basilica
Vatican
Kristiansand
Norway
Europe
Crown Prince
Olav
Toppdal Sound
Kjevik
Oslo
Okayama
Matsutaro Shoriki
Japan Atomic Energy Commission
Fall River Dam
Ilane Holowns
Saunders Walter L. Butler
Sabet de
William Jewell Coed
Lee LO
Alexander Insurance Agency
Nee Ae
Lamb Funeral Home
CNAWA
Mading Funeral
A. Myers & Son
Ernest Tawney
West Princeton Cemetery
Jet
Walter Markioy
South Leward St
Lawrence
I. B. Sinclair
Rudy Hawk
West
Roberta Market
Hast Tith
St. Lawrence
Kanata
Leonard Morgat
Shaw & Ross
Robert’s
Hastith St. Lawrence
Brethren Church
Bate
Ninth & Main
Joe Button
Centropolis
Jack Nelson
Anderson County
Lov
E. M. Willeman
Neill George
Waverly
Frank Spencer
Emerald
Kaneas
Homewood Community Christian Church
Albert Stewart & Son Farm
Albert
Harold
Frank Haag
Hiway
Hans Lassen
Pomons
Hereford Farm
Baldwin Junction
Minnie Wells Hatate
Richard Ayrd
Sale Co
Wilson & Locust Street
Sale
Wilson & Locust
Knty & Son
Ben Printy
American Legion
Uawa
Am. Legion Post & Auxiliary
City Auditorium
Willa Henderson
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