News Briefs From The Herald Vacation Plans And Local Notes
News briefs summarize routine notices from Ottawa and surrounding area. Items include subscription reminders, a Rhymaline Time contest winner, military and schooling moves, a piano recital, a two week vacation trip, a birth, finger injury, visiting relatives, a garden club meeting, a military academy enrollment, and a sailor on leave. Names and places include Nellie Ralston, Francis E. Supernaw, Wesley Stevenson, Louise Welborn, Henry Albin, Howard Winner, Richard Hay, Chester Phillips, C. S. Flora, H. N. Flora, Bruce Studebaker, and cities like Ottawa, Pomona, Wichita.
Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals Captured
Hospital notes record admissions including Mrs Minnie Huderson of Pomona on Friday and Mrs Maurice Zimmer of Osawatomie on Saturday. Births noted for Mr and Mrs David Stoneking at 825 Princeton a son born Saturday weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces. Dismissals include Loren Latimer of 932 S Main and Arthur White of 510 Massasoit today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Wright
Baldwin
Gregory Lynn
Lawrence Hospital
Hts
Ronniet
Larry
Minnie Huderson
Pomona
Maurice Zimmer
Osawatomie
David Stoneking
Princeton, Son
Porn
Loren Latimer
S. Main
Arthur White
Massasoit
Deaths: Walter R. Foust 77 of Wellsville
Walter R. Foust 77 Wellsville retired farmer died Friday evening at his home after a long illness. Survived by widow Leonora Elliott Foust and two daughters Alberta Ketchum Sherman Oaks California and Vivian Curran Kansas City Missouri. Services Sunday 3 p.m. at Coughlin Chapel Wellsville conducted by Rev. Loyal Hiatt. Burial Wellsville cemetery. Flowers requested not to be sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Foust
Wellsville
Leonora Elliott Foust
Alberta Ketchum
Sherman Oaks
Calif
Vivian Curran
Kansas City
Coughlin Chapel
Loyal Hiatt
London Constable Accused Of Stolen Dog
London constable apprehended a terrier found in a doorway near Trafalgar Square and was accused by a woman of stealing her dog. The owner claimed she left the terrier on her doorstep for a brief airing when the incident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bingham
Trafalgar Square
Left Trail Of One-Pound Notes
A London clerk walked from a city bank yesterday dropping a payroll of one pound notes. The money fluttered to the ground as he moved and passers by chased the notes. He returned to the bank clutching the seized cash and gave no name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Democrats Credit in Foreign Policy Shift
Washington Senator Stennis claims Democrats in Congress helped move President Eisenhower toward a new international policy, countering GOP charges that they only followed his lead. He cited Senator George and others as early drivers of top-level talks culminating in the Geneva meeting, while GOP critics alleged Democrats wrecked Eisenhower’s proposals on schools highways atomic shipbuilding and Truman era anti-Communist actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
Stennis
Congress
Eisenhower
Russia
Senate Armed Service Committee
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Sen. George
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Chiefs of State
Geneva
GOP
Truman
Marriage Licenses Granted for Land and King
Rolland O Land of Kansas City Missouri and Florence King of Ottawa legal marriage licenses issued, records show two names listed for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolland O. Land
Kansas City
Legal
Florence King
Ottawa
Pistol Pete And Sidekick To Hit Trail
Perkins Oklahoma. Pistol Pete Eaton a 95 year old former Indian Territory marshal and Chief Big Bear Two Hands a 114 year old Indian scout plan a Denver trip. The pair seek to aid scientists studying longevity while recalling past ties to Jesse James III. They credit dodging bullets and meals as factors in their long lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins
Okla
Frank
Pistol Pete
Pete
Eaton
Chief Big Bear Two Hands
Denver
Jesse James III
Big Bear Two Hands
Iowa
Jesse ‘James
Jesse
Indian Territory
Hunting Outlook Promising In Kansas For 1955
Kansas hunting officials, led by Director Dave Leahy, report upland game birds in better shape than in three years with quail up 20 to 25 percent and pheasants up 10 percent. Eastern Kansas sees more prairie chickens. The dove season runs Sept 1 through Oct 15, 1955, and hunters are urged to watch for leg bands and mail them to the addresses on the bands to aid wildlife studies.
New Books At City Library Memorial Gifts Highlighted
Carnegie free library adds several memorial titles including News is a Singular Thing by Marguerite Higgins and The Greatest Sport Stories From The New York Times edited by Allison Danzig in memory of Warren J. Sheldon. Hurlbut's Story of the Bible in memory of Mrs J W Dorcas joins American Men of Science Vol 1 in memory of Mrs J W Means with Ottawan contributors A C Carpenter W D Bemmels E G Dick John A Davis. Ottawa Garden Club gifts How to Watch Birds in memory of Ralph O Neill Wellsville and Gardening With Nature in memory of E W Smay. Skilton Music Club presents Men Women and Pianos A Social History by Arthur Loesser and Some Enchanted Evenings by Deems Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Free Library
Marguerite Higgins
The
New York Times
Allison Danzig
Warren J. Sheldon
Hurlbut
Jesse Lyman Hurlbut
J. W. Dorcas
John R. Whiting
Dana Ford
J. W. Means
A. C. Carpenter
W. D. Bemmels
E. G. Dick
John A. Davis
Ottawa Garden Club
Roger Barton
Ralph O'Neill
Wellsville
Leonard Wickenden
E. W. Smay
Skilton Music Club of
Ottawa
Arthur Loesser
Deems Taylor
Women Upset Judge in Omaha Court Drama
Judge James O'Brien faced three husbands who failed to appear for traffic violations. Their wives spoke for them, pleading guilty or negotiating fines. He fined one $15, another $10 after a backseat instruction, and suggested a rolling pin for excess speed. The scene mixed humor and courtroom clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
James O’brien
James Hindman
O’brien
Fall car care tips and 1956 Dodge preview at area fair
The article advises thorough prewinter car care including washing before waxing and cautions against quick wax jobs. It notes local stations offering free inspections, suggests a new muffler, and mentions rain making driving riskier. It reports on the Topeka fair car show, 1956 Dodges, and TIME magazine analyses of Chrysler and Lincoln market positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Fair Grounds
Topeka
Floyd
Jerome Minnick
George
Dorothy Barnes
Dodge
Chrysler Corporation
DeSoto-Plymouth
Dodge- Plymouth
Chrysler
Minnicks
Plymouth
Bob White
DeSoto
Forty Four Girls Seek Queen Title at Royal Show
Forty four contestants from seven Midwestern states compete for the American Royal queen title in Kansas City on October 18. Missouri leads with 17 candidates, Kansas 16, Arkansas and Nebraska three each, Oklahoma and Iowa two each, and Texas one. Selected with the queen are two princesses and eight ladies in waiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Iowa
Texas
To Ask Sultan To Leave Throne In Morocco
French authorities plan a formal request this weekend for aged Sultan Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa to abdicate the throne in Rabat. The 74 year old ruler has held the largely ornamental role since the dethronement of Sultan Mohammed Ben Youssef over two years ago for promoting Moroccan nationalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabat
Morocco
Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Mohammed Ben Youssef
State of Siege Declared in Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires 34 million residents live under a state of siege after President Juan D. Peron signed a bill suspending constitutional guarantees. The measure allows indefinite detention without trial and eliminates habeas corpus rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Sunday Church Activities and Local Worship Notices
Sunday At The Churches lists morning service at 11 o clock and Sunday school at 9 45 a m at Christian Solemnic Society 311 south Hickory with Wednesday teaching at 8 p m Reading room hours 2 4 p m Wednesday and Saturday Sacred Heart camone Fourth and Cedar Mathew Gullfoyle pastor masses 7 and 9 a m except first Sunday 9 and 11 a m summer masses 7 a m Monday through Saturday Kingdom Hall Jehovahs Witnesses Quenemo Kansas Bible lecture 2 p m Sunday Watchtower study 3 15 p m Sunday service meeting 4 p m Friday Bible study 5 p m Wednesday all welcome no collection Assembly of God 520 EB 13th Jona
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Solemnic Society
South Hickory
Sacred Heart Camone
Mathew Gullfoyle
Kingdom Iian
Dehovah’s Witnesses
Quenemo
Kansas
Assembly of God
Jona
Ottawa Sale Dates and Listings by Route
Ottawa market sale on Sept 3 one mile east on Wilson. Sept 7 Overbrook Livestock Sale Overbrook Eas. Sept 13 Charles Disque and Sons five miles southwest Baldwin Junction. Sept 14 Overbrook Livestock Sale Overbrook. Sept 20 Hattie B Dorcas estate 5278 Hickory. Sept 22 Mrs Ben Anderson eight miles east of Ottawa Kas. Sept 23 Herahel Kunard eight miles northeast Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Wilson
Overbrook
Eas
Charles Disque and Sons
Baldwin Junction
Hattie B. Dorcas
Hickory
Ben Anderson
Kas
Herahel Kunard
Pomona Market and Anderson County Milking Shorthorns Sale
The notice lists a Pomona Kansas market sale location one mile east on Wilson with sales every Saturday. It also advertises an Anderson County sale held every Tuesday starting September 5 at Garnett’s sale barn featuring registered milking Shorthorns from Manspeaker and Van Meter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kas
Ottawa
Wilson
Anderson County
Anderson Co
Garnett
Local church schedules list Sunday services across several denominations
A dense listing details Sunday schools and services for Nazarene, Church of Christ, Bethany Chapel Baptist, Fourth Lutheran, Calvary Baptist, Free Methodist, Christian Church, North Baptist, Wesleyan Methodist, First Methodist, Church of the Brethren, Trinity Methodist, First Baptist, Grace Episcopal, and Federated Church. Entries include pastors, service times such as 9:45 a.m. Sunday school and 11:00 a.m. worship, midweek meetings, and youth programs, reflecting a busy multi‑denominational schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Poplar
HB. Andrews
Bethany Chapel Baptist
Second
Wm. Bailey
M. Fiurth Lutheran
East 12Th
F. A. Wegener
Fifth and Cedar
Calvary Baptist
Ninth
Hickory
Bill Weber
Free Methodist
Oak
Carl Adolphson
Junior Missionary Society
Christian Church
Ernest
Paul
Wesleyan Methodist
N. Main
Wayne BE
Caldwell
Wesleyan
First Methodist
4Th
Charles P. Knight
W. S.C
Commission On Education
Church of the Brethren
Ninth and Main
Gerald Mense
C.B.Y.F
Federated Church
Trinity Methodist
N. Cedar
Robert B. Craig
W.S.C
First Baptist
Roger L. Fredrikson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herald Office
the Herald
Nellie Ralston
Ash
Francis Supernaw
Francis E. Supernaw
Louise Welborn
Tonly Jones Hall
Henry Albin
Willow
Black Hills
South Dakota
Wyoming
Colorado
Wichita
Garden Club
First Methodist Church
Tom Bennett
Darleigh Johnson
Military School
Fréd@ Hoffman
E. Wilson
Billy Dale Gossett
Tonville
Kemper Military Academy
Howard Winner
Richard Hay
Hiawatha
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Estes Park
Willam Heim
Chester Phillips
Richmond
Katherine Louise
C. S. Flora
Salina
H. N. Flora
Nowata
Bruce Studebaker
Navy
Studebaker
Great Lakes
Louis H. Dengel
Bobby
Moler's Cafe
Moler
Mae Chappell
Douglas Bros
Pacific Ocean
J. H. Sealey
Mulberry
J. C. Sealey
Father
Westport
Sidekick
Hit Trail
City Library
National Dairy Queen Development CO
Udge Ineerry Bowman
15Th & S. Main
Johnson
Ford
Frank Cook
Logan and
Cherry
Don Hull
A’s Stadium
Bud White
Ray Reed
White Motor Company
Olathe
White
Lincoln
General Motors
Cadillac
U. S
Premiere
Gary Cooper
Burt Lancaster
Tally Theatre
Superscope
C. A. Myers & Son
Centropolis
Neill George
Waverly
Yates Center
George Trapp
Melvern
Paul Phillips
Fred Ratziaff
Ray T. Combs
Swart & Son Rt
Harold
Sale
Albert
Harold van Horn
County Sale Co., Wilson
Jales Co
Than Harrell
Young Peoples Meeting
Church of the Nazarene
North Main
Timken
Pho
Sheree North
Betty Grable
Plaza Theatre
Twentieth Century-Fox
Bob Cummings
Charles Coburn
Tommy Noonan
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