Relative's death news from Corvallis noted locally
Relatives report Mrs. W. L. Marsh known here as Maude Stewart died Thursday in Corvallis Montana after leaving Ottawa in 7918 Funeral was held in Corvallis News item also lists local ads and campus notices including Chanute Junior College enrollments Baker University pledge Delta Tau Delta and other local happenings among students and residents
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W. L. Marsh
Corvallis
Mont
Maude Stewart
Ottawa
Chanute Junior College
Chanute
Dell Reed
Larry Forsythe
Dale Forsythe
Ronald Hardin
Mabel Bardin
Pleasanton
Deaths in Garretts and nearby towns reported
Mrs. Ethel Pendergrass of Carnell dies at late Thursday in Anderson County Hospital Garnett survived by husband R F Pendergrass married in 1920 two sons Frank Robertson Kansas City Mo and Harold Richmond five sons and eight grand and eight great children Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 PM Warrix Funeral Home Garnett Cemetery Everett C Craig 83 son in law of Flora Hay Ottawa dies in Glendale California from heart attack associated with Forest Lawn Burial in Glendale He survived by widow Flora Hay two sons and one brother Lived in Kansas City earlier Gilbert Knop 46 Vallejo California dies in Reno Nevada after heart attack Brother-in-law of Clarence Coffman Wellsville Knop formerly lived at Wellsville Funeral at Wallville Monday or Tuesday with burial in Wellsville cemetery The Knops were formerly residents of Wo cy rus
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Fh. F. Pendergrass
Ethel Pendergrass
Carnell
Flarokd
Robertson
Richmond
Anderson County Hospital
Garneld
Angal
R. of. Pendergrass
Frankela Tobertson
Kansig City
J and
Harold
Everett C. Craig Fvorgh Cradg
Flora Hay
Ottawa
Gilendale
Calif
Tie
Forest Lawn
Glendale
Flora Hoy
Otiwa
Alalerg
Miecouplaived
Kansas City
Clondale
Gilbert Knop
Aibert Knop
Vallejo
Igalift
Reno
Nev
Clarence Coffman
Wellsville
Mia Knop
Eleanor Coffman
Wallsville
Tio Koopa
Rena
Dreark
Wallaville
Coughlin Piney
Wellsville Cemetery
Knops
Wocyrus
President plans White House talks on school integration crisis
President Eisenhower will interrupt his vacation for a Washington conference with Attorney General William P. Rogers to discuss cases before the courts on integration. The looming Supreme Court ruling on the Little Rock Central High School case dominates, with clashes and political tension across the South. Governor Orval Faubus defended opposition to desegregation, while other officials warned about force and law. Separate Georgia civil rights court actions and voter registration disputes were noted, highlighting national tensions over race and federal authority.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Aspmng
South
William P. Rogers
White House
James C. Tagerty
US & Supreme Court
Integrationat Central High School
Little Toek
Ark
Mursday
Walter J. Goer
Colquilt
Gister
Perrell County
Terrell County
Dawson
South Georgia
Registears
Homewood Area Weekend Visitors From Madison Guests
Mr and Mrs Howard Cochran and their children of Madison were weekend guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Heh and sister Miss Ann ted. Also visiting were Mesa Tule Smith and Doug from Thursday to Saturday, staying with the Condig vdon family.
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Howard Cochrane
Madison Wig
Walter Heh
Ann Ted
Mesa Tule Smith
Doug
Mursday
Sateurday
Bandra
Condig Vdon
Ottawa Driver Cited After Two-Car Accident
Police report a two vehicle collision at North Street and Memory Street when Margaret McDavis backed from the north on Bath Street and hit Amanda Martin, with Martin's car traveling north on Vickory. No injuries were reported. The incident occurred at 2:30 p.m.
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Ottawa News
Margaret Mc Davis
Sycamore
Bth
Amanda
Martin
Pia W
Vickory
British Duke Burgled Again
An enterprising burglar burgled the Duke of Bedford in his London apartment early today. The thief, who pocketed a $100 watch, grabbed the phone before escaping. The duke, amid chaos and remarks about repeated breakins, described the incident as the twelfth burglary at the stately country home path.
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London
Capi
Duke of Bedford
Burnin
Blaehtoods
Broker Bliss
Plan Expansion of Hospital at Emporia
The County Hospital board in Emporia approved a 058000 addition facing hurdles before approval by Lyon County commissioners who may call a 400 bond election. Hospital administrator Tvan Andrson said federal funds will be sought to defray part of the cost.
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Emporia
Board of Trustees
County Hospital
Lyon County
Tvan Andrson
Hospital Notes Admits Several Newborns and Patients
Admitted entries note births and patient arrivals including Mrs Mary Brady of Marysville and Mrs Willan Lan. Listed are newborns with weights and parent details linked to James Green, Mr and Mrs Rubick, and the Lan family. Additional mentions include Linda and Richard Jones and Robert Schneider with addresses such as 314 Ward and 1400 S Main.
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Citton
Brady
Marysville
Willan Lan
James L. Green
John Rubick
Willameburg
Robert W. Lan
Emporia Tree Work Program Expands Maintenance
Emporia runs its tree program funded by a 1957 levy with $23,000 yearly allocations. More than 700 dead trees removed this year from parkings and city areas, while trimming of 25,000 city trees continues into 1959. Planting will start after trimming concludes.
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Emporia
R. W Cunningham
Cunningham
Hity
Jaywalkers Welcomed At Kalamazoo Mich
Kalamazoo city officials pass a liberalized jaywalking ordinance allowing pedestrians to cross streets at right angles if they do not endanger themselves or others. The measure targets harassment of walkers by permitting routine cross streets under set safety conditions.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
Kalamazoo
Alcohol Tax Collections Fall Amid Diminished Liquor Demand
The Treasury reports alcohol tax receipts for the year ending June 30 fell by 26.7 million dollars from the prior year to 2.946 billion due to lower whisky gin and distilled spirits demand. Beer and water sales declined only slightly. Spirits showed a rebound in spring with higher quarterly collections in April to June totaling 749.41 million dollars, outpacing the same quarter last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Recés. Grom
Treasury
Local Markets Report Shelled Corn and Egg Prices
Market list shows shelled corn and graded eggs with prices, plus entries for heavy hens light hens and cocks. The text is garbled but indicates pricing and product categories in a local market season.
Wives threaten own picket line over carpenters strike
Mrs J A McCorskey of Nederland says wives of pipe fitters electricians operating engineers laborers and welders will join picket actions. They plan to picket carpenters halls in Orange Port Arthur Beaumont and project sites starting Monday morning amid idle work and crosswalk access disputes. BASIL W. KELSEY, Attorney for Executors.
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J. A. McCorskey
Nederland
Orange
Port Arthur
Beaumont
Sabine Area
Marriage Licenses and Estate Notice in Kansas Probate Court
Public notices list marriage licenses for Donald J Howell and Cleona Murt, both Paola, and Richard Lee Allen with A Lou Pahimen. Also appears a probate notice in Franklin County, Kansas, regarding the estate of B D Bennett, deceased, with appointment notice to creditors heirs and others concerned.
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Donald J. Howell
Cleona
Durt
Paola
Richard Lee Allen
A Lou Pahimen
Kansae
Franklin County
B. D. Bennett
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Ella
Western Auto
Gary Lindsey
Gerald Lindsey
Pomona
Baker University
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Oak Lodge
Businepa
William
Adcock
Lincoln
McCoy
Wis
Threday
Cheryl Ann Turner
Larry Turner
James L. Turner
Cheryl Ann
Arthur M. Horking
A. T. Sorking
Turner Air Force Base
Albany
C College
University of Kansans
George Pope
St. Mulberry
Paola Lake
Pope
Sherm
James C. Wicks
Lawroner
Warrix Funeral Home
Gurnell
Garnett Cemetery
THE
Associated Press
Gove Orval Blaubus
Arkansas
Little Rock
Chattine
Hia
Cap
Supreme Court
Cindy
William Tt. Anderson
Barrow
Alaska
Girorgia
United States
Hon Agenlavolop
Anderson
National Press Club
Homewood Area
Elmina Turley
Donald L. Higgins
Mia
Johnny Higgins
Cedar
Fort, Gordon, Ga
Stl Het. Co
PMGS
Mrn
Patricia Lafferty
Detroit
Mins Michigan
Patience Plores
Patricia
Atlantis City
Diamisaed
Linda
Richard Jones
R. Ard
Harry de McDaniel
Oak
Robert Schneider
Leroy
J. Fitzgerald
Marlon Fitzgerald
RID
Williamsburg
Naval Air Technical ‘Training Center
Norman
Okla
Win
N. Alt. T. C
Corpus Chris Hi
Tex
Lega
Biké
Hansag
West
Second Street
Otiswa
Kansas
Alead
Howard
Domes
Bennett Building
Kansasy
T. AN
Zijot
Dolman
General Construction
Hill Heating & Air Conditioning
Cnahier
Suite
Comte
Frank Ata
Ransom Bennett, Jr
Robert B. Annefore
Frankin County
Frank Ransom Bennett, JR
Robert B. Anderson
Basil W. Kelsey
Elks Lodge
Howard F. Doman
Legals
Osage City
St. Joseph Orphanage
Calvin L
Baker Americus
Ottawa Herald
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