Local Briefs Highlight Oct Church Events and Family News
October church activities include a First Methodist piano tuning ad and a Jr. Class play at Appannose High School with dates October 25 and 26. Union Chapel Methodist hosts Homecoming on Sunday with school at 10, worship at 11, basket dinner and music. Former Ottawa residents Walter Cleland and family visit, Walter Jr. now Pan American radio engineer.
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Appannose High School
Union Chapel
Methodist Church
Dick Krumpe
Leo Sandon
Ottawa area police notes and public notices brief
Today In Ottawa items report parking citations in the 100 to 190 blocks on West 2nd and West 3rd streets, with $1 bonds forfeited. Arrests include Dan Bergan on failure to support two sons. he posted $500 and will have a hearing at 10 a.m. Saturday. Speeding fines for Ralph E. Jones total $25. A meeting of deans and registrars from Ottawa University is set in Pittsburg tomorrow. A dog bite near South Main prompted impounding. dog not rabies-vaccinated per Humane Officer Lipington.
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iWeat 2Nd
Wiliam Wilford
West 3Rd
Ottawa Finance Company
Douglas County
Dan Bergan
Sickman Mills
W. D. Bemmels
Charles Southard
Smith Haworth
Virginia Jennings
Ottawa University
Pittsburg
Merrily Langdon
Masquerade party at Princeton school Friday night
Princeton community club hosts a masked masquerade at the school Friday at 8 pm. All attendees are urged to come in costume.
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Princeton Community Club
Hospital Notes Admits and Births Dense List
Hospital notes record admissions for Barton Lasser and George Tilcock of Pomona plus births of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Howard Deputy and another to Mr and Mrs Hibbardaul Baldwin. Dismissals include Harold Showalter Ernest Brantley and Tensie Cutbirth with assorted Pomona addresses.
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Barton Lasser
Pomona
George Tilcock
Tensie Cutbirth
Oak
Karen Sue Cook
Richard Harris
Poplar
Howard
Ong Ash
Hibbard Aul
Baldwin
Harold Showalter
S. Cedar
Ernest Brantley
Revival Meetings Set by Faith Bible Church
Revival meetings at Revival-Faith Bible Church 621 N Poplar run nightly from last night through November 4 excluding Saturdays Evangelist Phil Ward presents himself as a former gang member from Detroit and Cleveland The series aims to draw congregants with testimonies and gospel preaching
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Faith Bible Church
N. Poplar
Phil Ward
Detroit
Cleveland
Los Angeles Population Grows by 50 000
The Regional Planning commission estimates Los Angeles County gained 50 000 residents in the last year, bringing total to 5 342 755 as of July 1. Los Angeles city added 18 157 residents, reaching 2 277 997.
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Los Angeles
Regional Planning Commission
Los Angeles City
Deaths in Homewood Ottawa and surrounding areas
Phillip J. Fredricks 41, lifelong Homewood resident, died at 3:30 a.m. Survived by wife Loyola Beeson, son J LeRoy, three grandchildren, three sisters, two brothers. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. McVey Dengel Mortuary. Burial Antioch Cemetery. Etta Dora Yates 88 died at Ransome Memorial Hospital after a week illness. Born Clarksdale Mo. Married Frank P. Yates 1894. Survived by son Wilbur and four grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 9 a.m. Towner's Chapel, then Union Cemetery Helena Mo. Nancy Jane Kimmel 87 died in Albuquerque. Lived Ottawa many years, moved to Albuquerque to live with daughter Katie. Survived by three sons Ernest H. Kimmel Roger Q. Kimmel Leroy Kimmel. three daughters Jennie Diven Wend Johnson Katie Kimmel. six grandchildren. one sister Elizabeth Latchem. Body returned to Ottawa Lamb Funeral Home. Burial Highland Cemetery. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Homewood
Honewood
John S
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Layola Beeson
Ottawa
Christian Church
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H. B. Piggins
Otte Burton
Tulsa
Ed Plaschka
E. N. Fredricks
J. M. Fredricks
McVey-Dengel
Antioch Cemetery
Etta D. Yates
Etta Dora Yates
Ranssm Memorial Hospital
Clarksdale
William and
Elizabeth Robinson Farris
Frank P. Yates
Helena Mo
Wilbur Yates
Fou
Franklin
David
Sally
Sandra Yates
Towner's Chapel
Union Cemetery
Helena, Mo
Nancy Jane Kimmel
N. Cedar
Albuquerque
N.M
Katie Kimmel
Lawrence
John
Elizabeth Mathey Jones
M. D
Kim
Calif
Lamb Funeral Home
Highland Cemetery
Eisenhower says US must continue nuclear tests
President Eisenhower warned Congress that stopping bomb tests could leave the United States at a serious military disadvantage if the Soviet Union continues testing. He declined to name Adlai Stevenson, defended safeguards, and stressed the need to develop advanced weapons for national safety and world peace. He also challenged charges of pro‑big‑business bias, saying such claims would be denied by big business itself.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
Adlai S. Stevenson
Stevenson
Kennedy Turns 80 as Dentist Coach of Jayhawks
Lawrence dentist Dr A R Kennedy celebrated his 80th birthday while still practicing dentistry after 53 years. He is famed as a Kansas football coach from 1904 to 1910 and led KU to a 97-40-10 record overall. Kennedy played and helped organize Philadelphia's early pro team in 1901 and coached Washburn and Haskell teams with notable results.
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Kansas
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WK. U
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Missouri
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Bethany
Haskell
Wakarusa Valley
Ted
Docking Highlights Higher Kansas School Book Costs
MARION Kansas Democratic candidate for governor George Docking said Kansas elementary and secondary school books cost more than the national average. He cited $3.49 national versus $8.35 in Kansas and suggested districts use rental systems. he also accused the current administration of wasting 1,000,000 textbooks and pledged to investigate the school book situation if elected.
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George Docking
Kansas
Docking
Wichita
World wide local markets ed Press Wheat i seve FL 08 Barley
Ambiguous market brief notes commodity prices from Amman Jordan and Tehran and London dispatches. Mentions barley corn oats eggs heavy hens light hens and army movements in Middle East plus a shooting incident in Pennsylvania area involving a dog and rifle misfire. Also reports a visiting Roman delegation pausing talks with Tito in Belgrade and plans to resume discussions at Brioni Island.
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Jordan
Egypt
Abdel Ha
Kim Amer
Tewfik Nizam el Diniocks
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Ali Abu Nuwar
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Iat
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Brioni Island
Sign Of The Times at Rally In Kansas
In drought stricken Kansas a Republican rally awarded a ton of alfalfa hay as a door prize last night. The event drew attendees from nearby towns and highlighted agricultural concerns amid dry conditions.
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Council Grove
Kansas
Laway
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