Public sale announced by W N Allison at remote Baldwin area
W N Allison will hold a public sale at the farm 244 miles south and 2% miles east of Baldwin Junction on Friday Sept 6 starting at 11 a.m. Also notes on bicycle theft near Plaza Theater and property damage on 118 Oak Wiswell address with no losses, and a trunk theft report from Glenn Simmons at 815 Olive with no items taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Allison
Baldwin Junction
Glenn Simmons
Olive
2Nd
Hickory
Simmons
Death of Warren William Lynch of Kansas City
Warren William Lynch 63 a pressman for the Kansas City Star since 1942 died Monday night in his motor car after a heart ailment of three years and a heart attack en route home from work. He is survived by a widow Nellie B. Lynch a cousin of Mrs. George Bates and by a brother and two sisters. The Lynches visited frequently at the Bates home located at 827 North Mulberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren William Lynch
Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Nellie B. Lynch
George Bates
N. Mulberry
Lynch
Bates
Hospital Notes and Local Notices Span Mulberry to Santa Fe
Admitted patients include Mrs Emory J McKenzie 610 5 Mulberry Mrs Muriel Cowgill 411 8 Hickory Julia Phillips 536 N Poplar N W Hutchison Richmond Mrs Lester Markhart Monroe Courts and Betty Jean Ratliff Princeton. Birth announced of a daughter at Hickory weighing 7 lb 1 oz. Dated entries note a rummage sale at 124 So Main and a car ticket in Lyon County. Santa Fe carloadings for week ending Aug 31 1957 improve vs 1956 with 21 795 loaded and 12 432 from connections. total cars moved 34 227 versus 38 378 in 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory J. McKenzie
Mulberry
Muriel Cowgill
Hickory
Julia Phillips
N. Poplar
N. W. Hutchison
Richmond
Lester Markhart
Monroe Courts
Betty Jean Ratliff
Princeton
Donald F. Jones
Lyon County
Ernest Brantley
Pomona
Herschell Gragg
Quenemo
South Main
Santa Fe
School Teachers Out On Strike
Pawtucket Rhode Island public schools closed as 400 members of a teachers union held a mass meeting after failing to reach salary terms. The union seeks a salary schedule up to 16 000 and union shop benefits while the district offers 2400 to 5675 immediately. Local officials contemplate court action to restrain the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
William C. Bray
Teachers Alliance
Wilbur Gilliland
Atchison, Son
Phoebe Gilliland
Fleming Co
Lake of the Woods
Charles F Bacon GOP Leader Dies
Charles F Bacon 34 former Reno County and 5th Congressional District Republican chairman died yesterday in a local hospital from a heart ailment. He retired from farming several months ago due to the condition and led the county and district GOP organizations from 1954 to 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autchinson
Charles F. Bacon
Reno
Bacon
First Assembly Opens New School Term at Ottawa High
The first assembly of the new term at Ottawa High School was held this morning. Superintendent Henry Parker introduced the new teachers and welcomed new students. Mrs. Howard Doman presented letters to the varsity cheerleaders Judi Corlis Karen Sue Mack Wanda Robertson Dixie Wollam Sandra Howard Beverly Hobbs. The Junior High will hold its first assembly tomorrow with Parker introducing the new teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High School
Henry’ Parker
Howard Doman
Hetters
Judi Corlis
Karen Sue Mack
Wanda Robertson
Dixie Wollam
Sandra Howard
Beverly Hobbs
Parker
Guilty Plea in Drunk and Disorderly Case
Ralph Pristenik, 30, of Oak, pleaded guilty in County Court to disturbing the peace and burglary and malicious destruction of private property. Judge Milo Harris sentenced him to 30 days in jail, dismissing the drunkenness charge. A preliminary hearing on the other two charges is set for Sept. 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Pristenik
Oak
Milo Harris
Harris
Pristenik
George W. Mesigh
Pomona
Yester
Prestenik
Alon
Sand Creek
Roden
Pfolice
Eugene Flaherty
USSC
Wee
Betty
Lister
Mesigh
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Sheriff's
Lady Luck Rides With Two Families
In Berkeley a Navy jet slammed into two near-empty homes at 5 p.m. killing Lt. John R. Renshaw and sparing the two families nearby. Charles Schneiders and Raymond Meyers and their children were at a school day moment but avoided injury as fate altered plans.
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Lady Luck
ST. Louis
Charles Schneiders
Raymond Meyers
Navy
Berkeley
John R. Renshaw
Centerville
Meyer
Employment Picture Here Is Favorable
The three county area of Franklin, Miami and Anderson shows a favorable employment picture with total placements reaching 196 in August, up from 140 previously. New applications numbered 103, with unemployment claims down to 51. A plane crash near the Meyer home interrupted a routine day, killing Ray Meyer and his wife, as their house was ripped apart.
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Franklin
Miami
Anderson
Accord Schneider
Lorenning
Robert Wasson
Stevens
Jenningsi
Ottawa
Meyer
Schneider
Harry Fields
Meyers
Traffic Toll Topeka State Accident Records Summary
Topeka Kansas traffic facilities list shows 3 fatalities in the last 24 hours and 345 total for 1957, with 439 for the same period in 1956. Includes one previously unreported fatality.
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Topeka
Kansas
Telemovies Debut Delights Bartlesville Viewers
About 200 Bartlesville residents watched the first run TM telemovies via coaxial cable, offered by Video Independent Theaters Inc. of Oklahoma City for 9.50 a month. Two channels aired Pajama Game and Mississippi Gambler from 1 PM to midnight, with mixed reactions from viewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlesville
Okla Io
Video Independent Theaters, Inc
Oklahoma City
Video
Dog Bites Robber But Loses Life
Detroit report of Mrs. Charles Livingston and her dog Tex a four year old mixed breed protecting his owner from an armed robber who forced entry at an apartment building Both Tex and the robber were injured Tex died from gunfire while the robber escaped after a brief struggle with Mrs Livingston and her husband
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Detroit
Charles Livingston
Tex
Four Fire Alarms Responded In August Report
Ottawa Fire Department’s August report shows four regular alarms causing 1000 in damage, five still alarms with 75 damage, and nine miscellaneous calls. Regulars include a 500 fire at E E Dorkins property, a 300 origin-unknown fire at Reneau Locker, a 200 basement fire at Virgil Ecord home, and a cooked meat skillet incident at Jasper Davis residence. Still alarms cover trash fires, grass fire, burning sawdust and car upholstery. Miscellany lists two resuscitator calls, three trash fires, a truck fire, a burning refrigerator, motor, fallen tree limbs on power lines, and a coon in a drain pipe.
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Ottawa Fire Department
E. E. Dorkins
12Th
Mulberry
Reneau
Dundee
Virgil Ecord
S. Cedar
Jasper Davis
S. Walnut
Kiefer's Dam
Franklin County
Fort Worth Market Laborers Fall In Elevator Shaft
In Fort Worth Texas an elevator shaft incident left Rich Chambers seriously injured after falling into the shaft while searching for a way down. An unidentified woman reported hearing a baby crying and told police about the discovery.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Chambers
Stercoreses
Nive
Tae
Milo
Lee
U Faculty Opens Ottawa College Prep Meetings
Ottawa University faculty opened the first full meetings in Mears Park to plan the college opening next Monday. The sessions build to a Friday night President’s dinner for faculty and staff in the university Commons hosted by President and Mrs. Andrew B. Martin as students begin arriving on campus. Dean W. D. Bemmel s says announcements on adult night classes in the Ottawa area will come soon, with courses in art education and other subjects planned.
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Ottawa University
Mears Park
University Commons
Andrew B. Martin
Tempo
W. D. Bemmels
Ottawa
Damage suit settled over auto crash damages
Friendly settlement reached in district court between W Phil McCracken as next friend for Larry P McCracken and Harold Price and Price Motor Co for 1017.67 arising from an Aug 7 collision on South Locust between 3rd and Aug. 7. Damages to the McCracken car and injuries to Larry McCracken are covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry P. McCracken
W. Phil McCracken
Harold ©. Price
Price Motor Company
South Locust
McCracken
Larry McCracken
Marriage Licenses for Ottawa and Detroit Couples
Nile L. Baker age 4 of Ottawa and Mary Leu Burnett age 19 of Ottawa. Jon Lyte Pritchard age 23 of Oltaws and Jacquelin Rozenbrum age 23 of Detroit Michigan.
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Nile L. Baker
Ottawa
Mary
Leu Burnett
Jon_ Lyte Pritchard
Oltaws
Jacquelin Rozenbrum
Detroit
Mich
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Xews Briefs
Plaza Theater
Hoon
Sta. Sal
P.m
An Wiswell
Wiswell
Jay Ellis
Vel Rene Beauty Shop
Sandra Mathias
Haydn Shaw
Lowell Gish
Robert Leroy Lane
William Lantis
Charley Lane
Melvern
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Norman
Oklo
Marilyn Irwin
Lewis L. Irwin
Baker University
Ralph G. Cope
Lucien Pasko
David Zimmerman
Ke-O-Kuk
Wright Studio
Rotary Club Today
Janet Scott
Jay Scott
Robert Dean
Soil Conservation Service
Mark Rouch, Jr
Duane Henry
Baldwin
Guthrie
Okla
Sam Avery
Burlington
Ralph Graber
Lawrence
Ottawa Building & Loan Association
Ottawa Savings and Loan Association
Ingine
Savings and Loan
Savings and Loan Associations
Della Angell
H. L. Diestelhorst
Tulsa
GOP
Renshaw
Ruth
Linda
Charles
Richard
Mother's
L. L. Edge
Herald
Western Retail Implement and Hardware Association
Magazie
Bartlesville TV
Louis H, Dengel
Towner A'S
la Ee Ads
Albright
American Legion and Auxiliary
America's Finest Family Circus
Christy
Fredrick
Congress OF Clowns
Col. Miller
Ashley Automatic
Budge
Wright
Philco
Allammnia
Philco Htv
See and
Heer
HTV
America
Atlantic City
Philee
Mak
Nat Moe Airica Pagtant
CRS
KCMO
the Keen Co
S. Main
Association
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