Local News Briefs From Ottawa and Surrounding Areas
Ottawa items report subscribers news and hospital moves. Names include Dale Strider Don Sexton Rosetta Landers Sylvia Salb and John Hysom bound for University of Kansas Lawrence. Mrs L L Snethen recovering from surgery at St Luke's Hospital Kansas City. Bible class at First Methodist with Mrs Lee Harrison teacher resumes Sept 8 at 9 15 am. The Church of the Brethren finance meeting attended by Gerald Mease Ray Simmons and Ernest Watkins in Topeka. Mrs R W Mitchell moved to St Luke's Hospital for treatment after suspected virus illness. 353rd Infantry WWI reunion planned at Wichita. Ottawa University students at Green Lake Baptist College Student Conference include Carol Tulloss Jane Seitz and others. Ernest W Baldwin suffers heart attack at Baldwin Metal Products Co. in Ottawa. William Barker and daughter Joyce return from England. Barker teaches instrumental music at Ottawa High. Jack Garvey returns from Germany after teaching in American schools. W E Bancroft guests include L T Lucas of Chicago and Cora Davenport. Floyd Collinge reported improved in Lawrence Memorial Hospital with pneumonia. Robert B Anderson named K U Greater University fund chairman in Franklin County. other chairmen J E Williams and Homer J Williams. Mrs Gegina Lipman admitted to Newman Memorial Hospital. Curtis Vanderslice and wife welcome a son at Newman Hospital Emporia. Mrs Clayton E Atchison and son depart after visit.
Wichita official calls CKWCA remark hogwash in water dispute
Wichita city commissioner Col. E. A. Howse dismissed CKWCA claims on underground water as hogwash. He demanded CKWCA reveal membership, explain more than $40,000 spent in lawsuits, and show how members are bound to any agreement before resuming talks. CKWCA says city pumping harms farms.
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Wichita
Central Kansas Water Conservation Assn
CKWCA
E. A. Howse
Howse
Sedgwick-Harvey-McPherson County
Wellsville Visitors Return From Fort Myers Trip
A Fort Myers Florida homecoming follows a five day Ottawa visit by Mr and Mrs Merle Atchison and Carolyn. Clayton Atchison brother of Merle manages a new municipal pool in Fort Myers. Carl Moore of Wellsville wears a leg brace after breaking an ankle between pipes. Leon Roberts of Wellsville had an appendectomy at St Joseph hospital Kansas City. Mrs Lela Wiggins of Wellsville entered St Joseph hospital Thursday.
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Ning
Fort Myers
Fla
Ottawa
Merle Atchison
Carolyn
Clayton Atchison
Carl Moore
Wellsville
Leon Roberts
St. Joseph Hospital
Kansas City
Lela Wiggins
Hospital Notes From Paola And Pomona
Admitted Mrs Harold Moore of Paola and Ernest Baldwin at 1328 Willow and Truman Hale of Pomona Thursday. Births include Mr and Mrs Gerald Servatius route 1 a daughter weighing 7 lb 14 oz. Dismissed Mrs Ruel W Mitchell of 315 W 4th transferred yesterday to St Luke's Kansas City. Mrs Norman Moore and baby son at 719 Cypress Thursday. Mrs Dale Wood 517 Birch and Mrs Charles Le Master and baby son at 816 N Cedar. Mrs Albert McNish and baby son Baldwin and Mrs W K Burroughs Williamsburg today.
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Harold Moore
Paola
Ernest Baldwin
Willow
Truman Hale
Pomona
Gerald Servatius
Route 1
Ruel W. Mitchell
W. 4Th
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Norman Moore
Cypress
Dale Wood
Birch
Charles le Master
N. Cedar
Albert McNish
Baldwin
W. K. Burroughs
Williamsburg
Farmer Jury Request Stirs Hempstead Case In Pennsylvania
Elsie Mumma on a 70 acre Hum melston dairy farm challenged 403.20 penalties for over planting six acres in 1954. She sought trial by farmers citing ancestral land ownership and self reliance while denying overplanting charges.
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Harrisburg
Hummelston
Elsie Mumma
Driest August In Lyons Area
Lyons recorded .57 inch of rain in August, unchanged from July, over two inches below normal and the driest August since 1937. No risk. U. S. Savings Bonds.
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Lyons Area
Lyons
Calm Rifts Over Spy Nest Calm Fears At UN Talks
Britain reassures Russian diplomats that proposed disarmament inspections will not become a spy network. U N subcommittee resumes Tuesday after a week of discussions. Anthony Nutting said early safeguards cap powers and require consent at each stage. Russians remain silent on Eisenhower blueprint exchange plan.
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United Nations
N.Y.P
Britain
U.N
Soviet Union
Anthony Nutting
Eisenhower
Britain seeks rights to fly over Soviet territory
Britain negotiates with Russia for rights to fly commercial airlines over Soviet territory, aiming to cut 3500 miles from London to Tokyo routes. In Germany, former ambassador Dr Frederich von Prittwitz und Gaffron dies on his 71st birthday. In Japan, son of prewar premier Konoye serves a 25 year Soviet prison term on capital ism charges. In Canada, Soviet farm experts visit London Ontario amid anti Communist protests and welcoming flowers.
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London
Britain
Russia
British Overseas Airways
Tokyo
Munich
Germany
Frederich von Prittwitz Und Gafffron
United States
Hitler
Maizuru
Japan
Fumimaro Konoye
Pike Paving Bids Open on Turnpike Contracts
Bids opened today for the final major paving contracts on Kansas Turnpike. Only 134 miles of eastern end of the 236 mile route remain bid. Ross Construction Co. of Des Moines was low on 6.75 miles of concrete paving in Shawnee County at 1,575,759 dollars, about 115,000 under estimate. T L James and Co. of Ruston, Louisiana bid 2,477,866.75 for 9.45 miles of asphaltic concrete in Sedgwick County, about 80,000 under estimate. Shawnee project adds 1.07 miles of crossroad and ramp surfacing. Sedgwick adds 1.08 miles crossroad and 4.80 miles interchange surfacing.
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Topeka
Ross Construction Co
Des Moines
Shawnee County
T. L.james and Co
Ruston
Sedgwick County
Marriage Licenses Dwight Wilson and Barbara Alder man
Dwight L. Wilson of Hereford Texas aged 23 and Barbara Ann Alder man of Ottawa aged 22 obtain a marriage license. The filing reflects standard statewide practice for unions between residents of different states.
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Dwight L. Wilson
Hereford
Texas
Barbara Ann Alderman
Ottawa
Record Iron Ore Shipments Reach 95 Million Tons in 1953
Local markets report that 95,844,449 tons of iron ore were shipped down the Great Lakes during 1953, marking a record year for shipments.
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Great Lakes
Ellender invites Tito to visit United States
Sen. Allen J. Ellender of Louisiana invites Yugoslavia's President Tito to visit the United States during a three day Belgrade stay and urges Tito to reassure Iron Curtain nations that America has no hostile aims. Ellender arrived yesterday for the visit. Protection. U. S. Savings Bonds.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Tito
United States
America
Ellender
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The
Herald
Graphone
Dale K. Strider
Don Sexton
Rosetta Landers
Sylvia Salb
John Hysom
University of Kansas
Lawrence
L. L. Snethen
Menninger
Ethel Watkins
Lee Harrison
First Methodist Church
Gerald Mease
Ray Simmons
Ernest Watkins
Church of the Brethren
K. C. Hospital
R. W. Mitchell
Ransom Memorial Hospital
R. R. Redmond
353Rd. Infanftry
Green Lake
Ottawa University
American Baptist
Wisc
Carol Tulloss
Jane Seitz
James Huddleston
Kathleen Bondurant
Edward Beck
Pat Blacks
Elaine Huber
Shirley Copeland
Donna Anderson
Joe Henning
Ernest W. Baldwin
S. Willow
Baldwin Metal Products Co
England
William Barker
Joyce
Barker
A. L. Poole
Silverton
Eng
Europe
Barkers
Paris
Scotland
Ottawa High School
Jack Garvey
Waverly
R. E. Farrow
W. E. Bancroft
Floyd Collinge
North St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Robert B. Anderson
K.u.’S
Gegina Lipman
Newman Memorial Hospital
Emporia
Curtis Vanderslice
Overbrook
Newman Hospital
Clayton E. Atchison
Louis H. Dengel
N. Main
Star Grain & Lumber Co
Ottawa, Kansas
Franklin County
CKWA
Wichita City
U. S
CIAL
Aan
Saunders
Wightmans
Rene
lGin le Ogin
Merchants Service Plan
P. O. Box
Merchants Finance Corporation, Inc
Jack W. Keller
Bennett
U. S. Savings Bonds
Cathcard Carpet Service
Stetson
Playboy & Stratoliner
Ivey League
Grover Knight
Lee Shelden
Peoples National
Ial
Peoples National Loan Dept
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