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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1956

Page

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Local notices and community updates from Ottawa area

Community briefs include piano tuning, reunion plans, hospital visits, and civic items. Guests, vacations, school and club activities, and local business ads appear alongside traffic and legal notices, with names like Joe Howser of Ottawa and Dr. Brockway.

First Frost Appeals Ray­mond Walker in Sibley Iowa

Mayes appeals conviction after arrest for driving while intoxicated as frost coats the ground in early morning. The case, Iowa's first arrest of the season, led to a $100 fine and 30 days in jail. Ottawa and Osawatomie officials list lawyers and city attorney, with additional notes on hospital visits and marriage licenses issued in probate court.

Arctic Howard Goodeyon Osawatomie Louis H.godeyon Joplin Don White Johning J. W. Rickey Daniel William Foraker Rickey Big Harry — Olin Duane Mc‘Cool O. U Sth Cedar Raymond Walker Sibley Iowa Mayes John B. Pierson Ottawa W. C. Jones Olathe Anit Law Robert L. Clark Richmond Bertha J. McGinnis Robert E. McGillivray Helen June Bloomer Rantoul Bruce Logan Rogers Veda Driver Quenemo Keane Duane Carpenter Bettie Lou Thornburg Kansas City Kas Lewis Edwin Nickerson Mary Lyon Chilton Robert L. Harrison Ruth B. Allen

Scandal Magazine Publisher Shot After Jungle Quarrel

Robert Harrison, 50, publisher of Scandal Magazine, wounded in jungle woods near Jarabacoa, Dominican Republic after a quarrel over a Confidential magazine story. Suspect Richard Weldy, 35, claims accident as rifle discharged during argument while hunting with Harrison and others. Weldy under arrest. officials seek full story before deciding prosecution. Geene Courtney, a singer, was present on the hunting trip.

Ciudad Trujillo Dominican Republic Confidential Robert Harrison Richard Weldy Jungle Trapper and Guide New York Aje Woods Jarabacoa Weldy Pilar Palette John Wayne Peru Geene Courtney Govani

Deaths and funeral notices from local area

Stillborn infant Eldon Dean born to Mr and Mrs Arlag Halbach at Ran som Memorial hospital. Walter Herman Sample 72 of Dawson Creek, Canada, died Sept 4 after illness. funeral plans incomplete. Mrs Lucy G Hull 84 of Pomona died at Ransom Memorial hospital after ten days illness. funeral at Towner Chapel with burial at Mt Muncie cemetery.

Eldon Dean Ransom Memorial Hospital Arlag Halbach McVey- Dengel Mortuary Walter II Walter Herman Sample Dawson Creek Columbia Canada Herbert Sample Rantoul Corneill Grove Arnold Towner Chapel RB. B. Shoemaker Highland Cemetery Lucy G. Hull Lucey G. Hull Pomona Cedar House Nursing Home R. A. Robinson Ottawa Hull Wyandotte County Lessia A. Hull Kansas City Kas Texas Presbyterian Church Nellie Gallagher Towner’s Chapel M. Todd Macdonald Mt.’ Muncie Leavenworth Towner‘s Chapel Todd M. Macdonald Mc. Muncie

Counties Designated Drought Disaster Areas in Kansas

The Agriculture Department designated seven additional Kansas counties as drought disaster areas. Eligible stockmen may obtain grain feeds at reduced cost and grazing of soil bank land is also authorized. Counties named include Chase Barton Chautauqua Elk Kiowa Stafford and Wilson.

Wachingson Kansas Agriculture Department Chase Barton Chatanqua Elk Keenwood Stafford Wilson

Ground Observer Corps liaison speaks at Kiwanis meeting

A force liaison officer of the Ground Observer Corps addressed the Kiwanis Club during the weekly gathering. The sergeant is stationed in the area to help establish a Ground Observer Corps unit in civil defense. New officers for the Chippewa Amateur Radio Club were elected at the Greenwood club house on Lon Nitcher farm near Ottawa. Don Catuska became president with Bill Bryan as vice president, Dave Zimmerman secretary, Lon Nitcher chief cook, and Reed Richardson publicity chairman. ten members attended. Jaycee Jaynes demonstrated Christmas candle making at Mrs EB Haley’s home Tuesday evening, then moved to John Gaver’s for a brief business session. fourteen members and guests Mines, Doyle Sellers, Armand Harris, and Lowell New attended.

H. R. Williams Willow Antonio New Braunfels Sacred Heart Austin Tex Donald E. Hill University of Texas Williamsground U.S. Army B. Powell E. Logan R.O.T.C Ground Observer Corps Kiwanis Club Civil Defense “Agency Chippewa Amateur Radio Club Lon Nitcher Greenwood Ottawa Don Catuska Bill Bryan Dave Zim-merman Cook Reed Richardson Jaycee Jaynes EB. E. Haley John Gaver The Mines Doyle Sellers Armand Harrisons Lowell New

Hospital Notes Admits Multiple Patients and Births

Admitted: Rose Anne Sink route 4 Mrs Effie Henley 207 Willow Henry Fishburn Overbrook Charley Eschenberger Pomona Roy Nelson Pomona Mrs Arlee Halbach 127 Walnut today Births: Mr and Mrs Ralph Latimer 1112 N Main a son born Wednesday weight 7 lb 10 oz Dismissed: Mrs Jack Seyler and baby daughter Wellsville Harold Horton Tremont Til today

Rose Anne Sink Route 4 Effie Henley Willow Henry Fishburn Overbrook Charley Eschenberger Pomona Roy Nelson Arlee Halbach Ralph Latimer N. Main Jack Seyler Wellsville Harold Horton Tremont Til

GOP Reinstates Truth Squads for 1952 Tactics

GOP National Chairman Leonard W. Hall announces the party will deploy truth squads nationwide to monitor Democratic campaigns including former President Harry S. Truman. The teams, with researchers and congress members, aim to “keep the record straight” during the campaign season.

Washington Republcans GOP Leonard W. Hall Harry S. Truman Congress Truman Hall Chicago Stevenson Kefanger

Athos II Lands 1200 Airmen 1300 Troops for Suez Duty

Reach Cyprus NICOSIA reports Athos II, the French troop ship, arriving with 1,200 airmen and 1,300 troops assigned to Suez crisis duty.

Cyprus Nicosia Jay

Local Market Killed In Crash Near Nevada Missouri

A fatal automobile collision on U S Highway 54 near Nevada Missouri killed Robert Lee Rye 21 of Nevada. Ev Straight Run eggs coe goferett L Williams 44 of Nevada was injured. Other items list market prices for eggs butterfat and corn.

Nevada Robert Lee Rye Huff Weir Coe U. S. Highway 54 Coe Goferett L. Williams

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Jay Elis Centropolis Forest Joe Howser Brockway D.C Mike Mulcahey Buick Co Edge of Ottawa Maud Hazelrigg S. Main St Pierre Lake Olathe Gol Group Paul Archer Gene Stambaugh Glen Sweet FHA Lawrence K. U Sath Old Settlers Hazel Maxwell Harry B. Maxwell Downey Calif Amorita Daniel and Mr. and Mrs Harold Letchworth J. L. Shelden Maple St. Lukes Hospital Ilousegensis G. A. Price Merle Price Fred. Mishler Sarasota Fla Minnesota Mr. Mishler Lonnie Mishler Gene Franklin County Women's Republican Club Lahoma Dennis Thalimah Bob Custer Robert Custer Lane Boonville Kemper Military Academy Here Walter M. Randel Ransom Hos Independence Pital Independence Tojnim Adist Church Horton Burlington Cardinal Ottawa High School Owen Shofner Russell Fitch Ofansas City Trinity Lutheran Old Union Center School Lawrence Welk Harry Cartz Franklin County 4-H Livestock Exchange David Perkins Steve Dennie Dunbar Maurine Neal Williamsburg Marie Hird Princeton Jerry Reser Rex Keith Gilliland Appanoose David C. Berger Rosemary Berger Gainsville First Herald Dauglas Uleason Edgar L. Peters N. Poplar Mrs. Lowell New and Sons Jeffrey Gregory Frank New J. L. van Gilder New Kiwanis Geo. R. Gardipe St. Joseph Ine All Louls B. Dengel John G. Kaiser Drug Store State School Book Depository Masonic Blog Best Buy Butler Steel Topeka Foundry & Iron Works Jackson St Topeka Scandal Magazine Joe Towner Fred Miller James Chester White Wilson St James Firestone Northwest Centropolis Jack Nelson Anderson County Bate Logan Street H. W John Kunard Printy & Son Ben Printy Cap M. Main Ats Limb Funeral Home Gtawar Wading Punta Puget Simce Pla-Mart Paola Elmer Hagemeye Inter Natalie Warner Bros Eaehtday BBV Warlice Richard Bhore Stuare Old King Cole Ist Zaza OWL Show Aly Mario Lanza POE Rena Hillcrest Laramie Wyoming Dakota Consolidated Film Tdusnize Linda Darneli Late Robertson John Lund Ward Bond Pain John Hoy Cesar Douglas Derek - Lawrance - Romero TOM and Jerry Spook Pictures Populous Vegas NY ‘ É “I Es Plus Western Wit Vey Ixent Taylor John Smith Diarian Garr
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