Local items and notices from the Herald counted
The Herald lists a mix of local notices and briefs including bakery ads, a false alarm report on a leaves burn, bird show entries by Harold Schamann, K State scholars, a new hangar at Garnett airport, banking stake in Pleasanton, De Molay convention treasurer election, obituaries, hospital stays, community club program, county extension conference, traffic fines, National Guard armory dedication, parking bond, drunken charge, complaints about restricted drivers, evangelist services, and a postponed Girl Scout play day
Death notices for Faulkner and Wyatt from Ottawa region
Deaths include W C Faulkner a little son of Clarence E Faulkner of Olathe and formerly Ottawa born Jan 8 1954 died quickly at home. Funeral at McVey Denvel Mortuary Saturday 2 pm with Highland cemetery interment. Also Mrs Harry R Wyatt 61 of Denver died at Presbyterian hospital Denver after illness since May burial in Denver likely Monday.
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W. C. Faulkner
W. C
Woody” Faulkner
Clarence E. Faulkner
Olathe
Ottawa
Ronald L
Kenneth E
Troost
Nell Faulkner
St. Joseph
John Dodds
Harry Faulkner
Ralph Faulkner
Clyde Neal
John Fanning
Parsons
Ben Turley
Wichita
McVey-Denvel Mortuary
M. Todd Macdonald
Highland Cemetery
Harry R. Wyatt
Stuart
Denver
Colo
Presbyterian Hospital
Wyatt
Homewood
George W
Emma (Howe) Aultman
Velma Johnson Bill
C. W. Cudd
E. S. Pearce
Carl Adams
Princeton
Clyde Wyatt
Ottawa High Junior Class Plans Banquet Fund Drive
The junior class met during activity period to plan fund raising for the junior senior banquet coming next spring. Several Ottawa residents will attend the K State Oklahoma game in Manhattan tomorrow with coaches and students mentioned. Rev Wayne E Caldwell pastor of Wesleyan Methodist church returned from Kansas Conference youth rallies in multiple cities with Rev Ronald Brannon accompanying.
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Ottawa High School
Manhattan
John Giger
Orlis Cox
H. K. Stevens
Harold Wallace
Sue Hagerty
Marcina Boucek
Wayne E. Caldwell
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Kansas
Hospital Notes and Births Reported in Local Notables
Admitted Harvey Embree 845 S Poplar Fred Wenzel route 4 Peggy Gos ney 809 S Sycamore Dorothy Wineinger 533 N Main Eugene Trimble Monroe Courts today Births Mr and Mrs Wallace Leecy 417 W 2nd daughter born Thursday weight 7 lb 1 oz Dismissed Mrs Johanne Robbins Agricola Mrs Oliver Taylor 410 Walnut today
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Harvey Embree
S. Poplar
Fred Wenzel
Peggy Gosney
S. Sycamore
Dorothy Wineinger
N. Main
Eugene ‘Trimble
Monroe Courts
Wallace Leecy
W. 2Nd
Johanne Robbins
Agricola
Oliver Taylor
Sagebrush Exercise Tests New Military Power at Camp Polk
In western Louisiana 110000 soldiers and 30000 airmen join Exercise Sagebrush a six week joint maneuver to evaluate guided missiles new jet planes atomic weapons and electronic gear General Otto Weyland leads the Air Force operation Opening Sagebrush reactivates Camp Polk renaming it Fort Polk as a permanent installation amid segregation debates in Baton Rouge officials vow enforcement of existing laws while addressing demobilization questions.
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Camp Polk
Army
Air Force
Louisiana
Otto O. Weyland
Baton Rouge
SouthernGentlemen
Jesse Webb
East Baton Rouge City Parish
Lake Charles
Ft. Polk
Safecrackers Loot Leavenworth Store
Safe crackers last night looted the Jahn Supermarket office safe in Leavenworth Kansas. Howard Jahn the operator said more than 1500 dollars in one bundle of currency was missing and that the exact amount in the safe was not yet determined.
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Leavenworth, Kas
Jahn
Howard Jahn
Turnpike land appeal awards total $52,875 in Kansas case
Lyon County district court juries have awarded landowners $52,875 for turnpike right of way and damages across seven appeals this month. The figure exceeds the appraisers' $22,929 total by $29,947. Over 50 appeals are docketed for October terms, with more trials planned. Turnpike Authority has filings in several cases.
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Emporia
Kas
Lyon County District Court
Kansas Turnpike
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Cabinet Denies Move On Benson
The White House rejected a Farm Journal report that some Cabinet members sought to oust Agriculture Secretary Benson. A White House statement called the article untrue and unfounded and said the administration is united with Benson on the farm problem.
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Washington
White House
Benson
Farm Journal
Textile mills persist in New England with 170000 workers
Despite a shift of many textile mills to the South New England retains about 170000 workers in its mills.
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New England
De Molay Officers Installed in Franklin County Chapter
Franklin County Chapter, Order of De Molay, held its eighteenth semi annual installation at Masonic Temple. J. P. Feighner, retiring master councilor, served as installing officer. New officers include Donald R. Sexton master councilor and Gary Hornbuckle senior councilor with a full slate of appointed roles. Feighner received a past master councilor ring from Dr W C Harding.
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Franklin County
Order of de Molay
Masonic Temple
J. P. Feighner
Donald R. Sexton
Gary Hornbuckle
Dennis Conger
Larry Forsythe
Wallis Henning
Frank Johnson
Steven Mudrick
Michael Jefferis
Pat Beller
Franklin County De Molay honors members at conclave
Walter Dengel received a blue honor key for special service rendered to the chapter. J. P. Feighner presented J. R. Raffelock a name-engraved badge from the International Supreme Council. Refreshments were provided by the Franklin County De Molay Mothers Circle. At the Northeast Kansas district conclave an Ottawa member was elected to a district office and two others received appointive offices Larry Forsythe became junior councilor Ross Martin was named seventh preceptor and Dale Watts was named almoner.
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Walter Dengel
J. P. Feighner
J. R. Raffelock
International Supreme Council
Franklin County
Franklin County de Molay
Kansas
Order
Ottawa
Larry Forsythe
Ross Martin
Dale Watts
Red Cross aid to East Coast flood victims tops 15 million
New York City The American Red Cross projects total aid for August and October East Coast floods will exceed 15 million dollars after all payments are processed. The organization notes relief efforts span multiple states and include housing food and medical support. The estimate underscores widespread impact and large-scale fundraising and distribution.
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New York
The
American Red Cross
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Jack Nelson
Anderson County
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Olin Nelfison
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Fontana
John F. Oshél
Marvin Miller
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Gordon B. Noland
Safecrackers
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