Ottawa area briefs hit by a parade of notices
Military, legal, and community notices fill a Ottawa page: Pvt. Walter Dengel completes eight weeks of basic training at Ft. Leonard Wood. a farm public sale is set near Sand Creek road. Army Mothers host a rummage sale at Memorial Auditorium. Jack Rayl Oil Co. sues Robert Mellvain for 79.70. advertising aims at Christmas and beauty services. The Melody Masters perform at Ottawa Senior High. girls at Ottawa SHS seek points toward letters. Richmond Fall Festival dinner slated. local officials discuss a county clerks handbook. various civic events and alerts including a sheriff pickup, a Republican rally with Clyde Reed, medical recoveries, and scouting organization plans.
Wayne Duvall Receives 130 Prize For Flight Manual Edit
Wayne Duvall senior station agent for United Air Lines in Walla Walla Washington won 130 for a suggestion that cuts many pages from the flight operations manual used at small stations on United's system. Duvall age 16 years with the company, lives at 3565 J Street Ottawa and is married with two children. Albert Stone former Ottawan dies October 4 in Long Beach California hospital where he had been a patient since a stroke in June. He was formerly an employee of Bennett cream-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Duvall
United Air Lines
Walla Walla
Wash
United Aior Line
IF. Duvall
Ottawa
Duvall
J St
Ottawang
Albert Stone
Ottawan
Long Beach
Calif
Bennett Cream
Obituary fragment notes Daisy Stone and Hood club event
The piece recalls a survivor Sister Daisy Stone once society editor of the Herald. It mentions Hood community club to meet at the school Friday night and references rees tenants with pie and coffee.
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Ity
Daisy Stone
The
Herald
Four Fined In Police Court Ot tawa
Four defendants appeared in Ottawa Police Court pleading guilty to traffic violations. Harley W. Ainsworth was fined 35 for reckless driving after a drag race with Oliver A. Franks of Oakland on Oct 15. John C. Swallow paid 10 for defective brakes. judge suspended payment until Oct 24. R L Dawson fined 7 for failing to yield. Clarence W. Ingersoll also 7 for the same offense from Oct 20. Orville W. Kieffaber, 21, DeSoto, facing speeding charges, case continued to Oct 30.
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Ottawa
Harley W. Ainsworth
S. Cedar
Ainsworth
California
Oliver A. Franks
Oakland
Frank
John C. Swallow
Rfc
Winston A. Winter
Swallow
South Main
Ethel IM
Forrer
RFD
Princeton
R. L. Dawson
Ife
Clarence W. Ingersoll
DeSota
Orville W. Kieffaber
Hospital Notes Admits and Births and Dismissals
Admissions list includes Donald Willford Roger Comstock Lulu Davis James Langley Lester Swimler Andrea Dee Schwartz and others. Births report Gary Followell daughter or son born Monday at 1940 Cottonwood weight 6 lb 13 oz and Herb Fredricks son born Monday weight 7 lb 1 oz. Discharges include Rex Myers baby, AB Estabrook Joel Nordeen Andrea Dee Schwartz Dora Martin and Mrs Coughenour among others.
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Donald Willford
Thomas Boyles
Mulberry
Roger Comstock
Quenemo
Lulu Davis
Lawrence’ James Langley
Pomona
Lester Swimler
Robert Blecha
Gary Followell
Cottonwood
Herb Fredricks
Birch
Rex Myers
AB Estabrook
Joel Nordeen
Hickory
Andrea Dee Schwartz
Rantoul
Missy Lulu Davis
Dora Martin
N. Sycamore
James ‘Coughenour
Wellsville
Local Markets Price Snapshot From Grain and Livestock Trade
Market notes show soybeans, barley, wheat, corn, rye and milo values with figures. Butterfat and straight run eggs listed alongside graded eggs and hens, indicating mixed commodity activity and livestock prices amid unsettled rounding.
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Ees Dales Co
Death of Mrs Anna Dora Peterson at Ransom Memorial
Mrs Anna Dora Peterson 77 wife of Charles D Peterson died in Ransom Memorial Hospital yesterday afternoon. Born at Vassar April 22 1888 she married Charles Peterson Oct 21 1908 Olivet. Golden wedding celebrated recently. Survived by widower son Wilbur Wichita daughter Velora Mae Stevenin San Diego five grandchildren one great grandchild two brothers Robert Storbeck Vassar Ed Storbeck California. Funeral at Towner's Chapel Wednesday at 2.
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Anna Dora Peterson
Charles D. Peteson
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Vassar
Frederick
Dora Storbeck
Petersson
Olivet
Trinity Methodist Church
Ladred Circle
Grand Army of Republic
Dean Priscoll
Alice ’M. Driscoll
Cottonwood
Dean Driscoll
Ottawa
Paola
Ter
Etta
Hanes
Almeda
John D
Calif
George
Law
Ethel F. (McMahon) Kite
Sherrenee
Fred
Topeka
Driscoll
Susie Bond
Belflower
Nevada
Ft. Scott
Methodist Church
Howard Hess
Wilson Mack
McVey-Dengel Mortuary services set for Thursday
Burial for Charlie E. Lee 75, retired farmer of Waverly, will be in Wellsville Cemetery. He died yesterday afternoon at his son Virgil's home in Waverly. Survived by one son and one daughter. Burial follows service at Wellsville.
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Charles Gross
McVey - Dengel Mortuary
Wells
Ville Cemetery
Highland Cemetery
Charlie ‘E, Ice
Charlie E. Lee
Waverly
Virgil, Waverfly
Defiance County
Ohio
Ice
Daught
Bethany
Church of Christ
Funerals for Osmond D. Stoffer Held at Towner Chapel
Osmond D. Stoffer died October 18. Funeral services were held October 20 at Towner's Funeral Chapel. Rev. Charles Gross and Rev. R. B. Shoemaker officiated. Mrs. Charles Briles and Mr. Harvey Staadt sang hymns with piano by Mrs. Lawrence Ott. Pallbearers: John Bulson, Ralph Green, Louis Turner, Henry Staadt, Harold Hughes, Kenneth Milton. Burial in Evergreen Mound Cemetery.
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Osmond
Charles Briles
Harvey Staadt
Lawrence Ott
John Bulson
Ralph Green
Louis Turner
Henry Staadt
Harold Hughes
Kenneth Milton
Evergreen Mound Cemetery
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Walter L. Dengel
Louis H. Dengel
S. Hickory
Ft. Leonard Wood
W. A. Richardson
Sand Creek
Army Mothers
Memorial Auditorium
Jack Rayl
Wright
Melody Masters
Ottawa Senior High School
S. Main
Ella's Beauty Salon
Pho
Girls Athletic Association of Ottawa Senior High School
Ellis
Richmond
Methodist Church Annex
Newfields
Franklin
Bruce Spears
Salina
Kansas County Clerks Association
Spears
County Clerks
Kansas Officials Council
Wichita
Richmond Annex
Jay Brown
Wichee
Martin McCain
Sedgwick County
Floyd Schroeder
Brown
Clyde Reed
Nat’ Guard Armory
George Adking
Gladys’ Anthony
Tremont
K. U. Medical Center
Charles Leroy Burns
Charles Burns
Sycamore
Children’s Mercy Hospital
Kansas City
W. D. Bemmels
S. Hick,ory
Lioyd Mazelrigg
Raymond Wazelrigg
Pierre
Dallas
Tex
Glen Howards
Grant
Ottawa Saddle Club
TIRS
Charles D. Peterson
Rambler
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Mr. Smith
Smiths
Tetwiler — Motors
West
AWA
Ottawa, Kansas
Ottawa Typographical Union
Monroe Motel
Stewart
Gordon B. Noland, Mer
U.S. Dept, OF Labor
U.S. Dept, OF Commerce
National Bureau OF Economic Research
Douglas
Kansas
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