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A dense Ottawa page lists community notices, legal actions, and local incidents. Items include a piano tuning call, hospital transfers, jury duty announcements, theft and moving notices, a speeding guilty plea, moving plans to Sacramento, and a Junior Olympics award. Names include Jay Ellis H K Stevens and Jerry Patterson among others.
Deaths Ottawans Remember Ceora Lanham
Ottawa mourns the death of Ceora Lanham at Tapeka after a long illness. Lanham, secretary of the Kansas Authors Club, ran the Lanham Travel Agency and entertained in Europe during World War I. She later led European tours and ran a Topeka expression studio. No immediate survivors are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theideath Mcrdey N'Ghi
Tapeka
Ceora Lanham
Kansas Authors Club
Lanham Travel Agency
Europe
Topeka
Hospital Notes Admits and Births in Rantoul Area
Admitted today are Mrs. Dean Kirkland of Rantoul and Linda Jean Kirkland from 719 W 6th with Karen and Marsha Bradley at 717 S Poplar and Michael Lynn Betz from Lane. Births include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William R. Douglas of 726 S Cedar weighing 7 lb 2 oz. Dismissals include Mrs. Clara E. Brockus of Richmond and Harold Kirkland with baby son from route 3, Mrs. Eugene Brock with baby son, Gary Cole of 816 N Sycamore, and Larry Gilmore at 922 S Sycamore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Kirkland
Rantoul
Linda Jean Kirkland
Karen and
Marsha Bradley
S. Poplar
Michael Lynn Betz
Lane
William R. Douglas
S. Cedar
Clara E. Brockus
Richmond
Harold Kirkland
Eugene Brock
Gary Cole
N. Sycamore
Larry Gilmore
S. Sycamore
Kansas Chamber council urges statewide education survey
The Kansas Chamber of Commerce education council meeting yesterday recommended initiating a comprehensive survey of the state's educational system. The study would be initiated and completed promptly to aid in formulating recommendations for future educational progress across Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Education Council of the
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Funeral services for Phillip J. Fredricks held at McVey-Denger Mortuary
Funeral services for Phillip J. Fredricks, who died Oct. 24, were held Oct. 27 at McVey-Denger Mortuary. Rev. Ernest S. Worden officiated. Pallbearers: Herbert Fredricks, Ernest Blackburn, Glenn Greenfield, Hara Stewart, Walter Red, Gene Red. Albert J. Williams sang hymns with Mrs. R. L. Stevens. Burial in Antioch Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredricks
Phillip J. Fredricks
McVey-Denger Mortuary
Ernest S. Worden
Herbert Fredricks
Ernest Blackburn
Glenn Greenfield
Hara Stewart
Walter
Gene Red
Albert J. Williams
R.L. Stevens
Antioch Cemetery
Rain Refreshes Most Of Kansas Statewide Weather Update
The weather office reports clearing skies across most of Kansas after beneficial rainfall. Southeast areas saw up to 2.33 inches in Iola, with many towns recording varying amounts. A new cloud cover and scattered showers are forecast for western and north central regions tomorrow, followed by a mix of sun and clouds with thundershowers in the west and north central later. Maximums yesterday ranged from 56 to 68, with lows from 30 to 54.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Weather Bureau
North Central
Kansas
Iola
le Roy
Toronto
Pittsburg
Erie
Garnett
Chanute
Wellington
Oswego
Worden
Walnut
Fredonia
Sedan
Parisons
Howard
McCune
Pomona
Altamont
Ottawa
Lecompton
Independence
Quenemo
Fort Scott
Waverly
Virgil
Reading
Elmo
Osage City
Manhattan
Emporia
el Dorado
Wichita
Herington
Arkansas City
South Central
Goodland
Hill City
Major Russian Policy Shift However Soviets Seek Sovereign Camp Exit
MOSCOW announces a policy shift toward full sovereignty of communist states and signals talks on troop dispositions in Poland, Hungary and Romania. It promises to withdraw from Budapest when Hungary’s government deems it necessary, acknowledging further aggravation from continued Soviet forces. Zhukov says Warsaw Pact members must agree on any withdrawal from Hungary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Budapest
Hungary
Poland
Romania
Georgi Zhukov
Farm Prices Down Again Before Election
The Agriculture Department reports a near 1 percent fall in average farm product prices from mid September to mid October, the fourth monthly decline. Secretary Benson calls the drop slight and seasonal, while DNC chairman Butler criticizes the farm program. Prices remain 2.18 percent above a year ago and 3.4 percent above last December, with declines led by meat, corn, poultry, eggs and cotton. dairy, some vegetables, cottonseed and wheat rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Benson
Paul M. Butler
Printed Pattern 4598 Shirt Waist Dress Ad
A vintage advertisement promotes Printed Pattern 4598 for women's sizes 36 to 50. It highlights a flattering shirt waist dress with three sleeve styles, easy tissue directions, and a 4 1/2 yard fabric requirement for size 36. Order via Anne Adams at The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept New York with name address zone size and style number.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th
S&j
New York
N. Y
Recommendation to raise Kansas county official pay
The Legislative Council's committee on federal state and local affairs plans a higher base pay for Kansas county officials. Dr F H Guild said a new pay schedule ties salaries to county population levels. The committee will report to the full council on November 13 and also consider requiring banks to pay interest on inactive state funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Legislative Council
F. H. Guild
Kansas Farm Values Higher in March Report
The Agriculture Department shows Kansas farm real estate value per acre rising from 74.16 to 84.56 between March 1, 1951 and March 1 this year. It notes farm sizes increased to 416.3 acres by March 1954 and total Kansas land value nearing 4.23 billion dollars in March 1956, with year over year and period changes detailed. Mars is the only planet fully visible from Earth with a day length of 24 hours 47 minutes.
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Washington
Kansas
Agriculture Department
Marcel
Sunflower State
Department
Mars
Solar System
Lenski seeks special election to scrap city manager plan in Pittsburg
Former mayor Joe A. Lenski presents petitions for a special Pittsburg vote on abandoning the city manager form in favor of a mayor commission system. He cites 1,500 signatures but notes prior petitions were invalid for signing sheets not certified and missing stated reasons. city has operated under the manager plan since 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kas
Joe A. Lenski
Lenski
City Commission
An Act Prohibiting Employment Denial Based on Union Status
The act concerns the right to work by banning employment denial under certain conditions and forbidding contracts that require membership or non membership in a labor organization as a condition of employment. It also prescribes penalties for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Kansas
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt Optimistic About Election Prospects
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt told a Kansas Democratic luncheon rally that the Democrats have a very good chance of winning on November 6. She recalled her late husband calling her the pessimist and said she now has great hopes if the people face the realities of the situation. She described the Middle East crisis as a long developing situation well known to the Eisenhower administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Eleanor Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Kansas
Middle East
Hisenhower
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Jay Ellis
Angel Street
Tonight
A. Players
B. Brenner
FE. L
Jack” ‘Peters
N. Poplar
Kansas City
George Ralston
Greeley
Opal Letchworth
Register of Deeds
Ife
Anderson County
Elmwell
Ralston
Grove Club House
Union Chapel
W.S.C.S
United States District Court
Orlis Cox
Lamar Phillips
J. P. Cox
Nelson Hotel
Max C. Gorton
Route 1
H. K. Stevens
Ottawa High
Roderick Cupp
Charles A. Grienks
Eskridge
Thomas Miller
Sandra
Steven
Sacramento
Miller
Minnick Motor Co
Air Force
Airy Force
Marvin Wilson
Chris Wilson
North King
Lewis Buck
Mulberry
Santa Fe Hospital
Lee Lennon
Faith Lutheran Church
Lennon
Kansas University Medical Center
Jerry Patterson
South Oak
C. K. Smith
Rockwood Drive
Milo Harris
MISS
Dengel
Louis H, Dengel
Bowers
Worrainer
Mrs
C. A. Myers & Son
Centropolis
Robert's Market
East
St. Lawrence
Overbook
Brethren Church
Ninth & Main
Joe Button and Son
Jack Nelson
Avery
Overbrook
M. W. Hewitt
South Lebo Corner
Albert Stewart & Son Farm
Albert
Harold
Fr. Co. Sale
Wilson & Locust
H. M. Booth & Beeks
Hereford Farm
Baldwin
Baldwin Junction
Robart Read
Williamsburg
Minnié Wells
Richard Administrator
Fr. Co. Sale Co
Wilson & Locust Street
Franklin Co
Wilson
Ben “Cap
N. Mada
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Lamb Funeral Home
Tawas Wading Furchal
The
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Messrs. Lemert, Anderson
Hoyt
Robert Kile
Mrs. Roosevelt
John B. Pierson
Miami
Franklin Counties
Senate
Pierson
Democrat
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Ottawa Building & Loan
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