Ottawa area briefs include students, bids, and notices
Five junior high students were chosen for part time office work: Janet Duncan Jane Gollier Mary Ann Hornecker Jan Andrews and Hoenie Meiers. Local businesses listed include Wilky's Pottery Jardinieres and Drake's Bakery. The Wellsville Bank sued Merle D. Newton for recovery of lockers and equipment. Santa Fe carloadings and connections data for Sept 7, 1957 are given. Two men pled guilty for passing stop signals in Ottawa Police Court. The city invites bids for boiler re tubing and for a tractor mower. Ottawa High School prepares student pictures and Kayettes program. School elections and club elections held. Community notices include a birthday party and fraternity pledges. A minor accident occurred on East 2nd near the Post Office. Bob Conaty to attend the American Legion convention. Real estate board and Chamber discuss housing availability.
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Janet Duncan
Jane Gollier
Mary Ann Hornecker
Jan Andrews
Hoenie Meiers
Chamber Reconciles Inquiries With Realtors For Housing
Kay Stafford and Betty Parker were chosen for the two open spots on the Junior High School twirling corps after yester day’s tryouts. They join Judy Lister Susan Harvey and Carol Bruce under Drum Major Luray Moffett as the corps forms.
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Kay Stafford
Betty Parker
Judy Lister
Susan Harvey
Carol Bruce
Luray Moffett
Deaths LEE WILLIAMS Emporia railroad foreman dies at 78
Lee Williams of Emporia aged 78 died yesterday at 5 15 p m in Cedar House nursing home He was born January 15 1879 in Sullivan County Missouri son of John L Williams and Louise Jane Leslie Williams He lived long in Ottawa worked for Santa Fe railroad as fuel foreman before transferring to Emporia in 1932 and retiring Survivors include his widow two daughters four sons six grandchildren three great grandchildren four brothers and five sisters Funeral services at Lamy Funeral Home with burial in Highland Cemetery
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Lee Williams
Emporia
Howard Fisher
Ottawa
Cedar House
Santa Fe Railroad
Railroad
Sullivan County
John L
Louise Jane Leslie Williams
Fannie Bruce
Zella A. Cressman
Fisher
Harold Barrett
Kansas City
Virgil
Bruce
Wichita
Robert
Galva
Max
Topeka
Lamy Funeral Home
Highland Cemetery
Hospital Notes Admits List of Patients Across Town
Admitted patients include Mrs. Walter Wantland at 1119 N. Cherry Mrs. Ward Ralston 910 Ash Clyde E. Cook 605 ER 15th Mrs Maida Milward Rantoul Mrs Fred Miller 513 S Cedar Monday Mrs J R Whitaker Osawatomie today Dismissals include Mrs W T Casida 704 Ash Mrs Lee Roy Rose Quenemo Mrs James Young and baby son 837 Tremont Monday Mrs Lester E Wells 911 S Locust George Steward Waverly today
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Walter Wantland
N. Cherry
Ward Ralston
Ash
Clyde E. Cook
Maida Milward
Rantoul
Fred Miller
S. Cedar
J. R. Whitaker
Osawatomie
W. T. Casida
Lee Roy Rose
Quenemo
James Young
Baby Son
Tremont
Lester E. Wells
S. Locust
George Steward
Waverly
Williams Lee Williams obituary and Bennett service at Lamb
Williams Lee Williams, 78, died yesterday. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM from Lamb Funeral Home with interment at Highland Cemetery. Elmer S. Bennett funeral from Lamb Thursday at 10 AM, interment Highland Cemetery, Rev. William G. Ward officiating.
Funeral Services For Mrs Mary I L Banks
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary I L Banks who died Sept 6 were held Sept 8 at Lane Methodist Church. Rev Malcolm J Brummitt officiated with pallbearers Loyd Harry White E C Nicholas Jerry Triplett W M Christian and Walter Landers. Mrs Catherine McKenzie sang with Marcella Beets at the organ. Burial followed in Lane Cemetery with Mines arranging flowers. Others include Francis Hettler Stella Bump Dot Triplett Blanche Landis. Burial in Lane Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary I.L. Banks
Lane Methodist Church
Malcolm J. Brummitt
Loyd
Harry White
E. C. Nicholas
Jerry Triplett
W. M. Christian
Walter Landers
Catherine McKenzie
Marcella Beets
Lane Cemetery
Francis Hettler
Stella
Carolyn B. Sweigart
Grace Episcopal Church
Donald N.kreymer
David K. Sutherland
Gaylord Weilepp
George Spears
Paul Perkins
Ralph Hanes
Frank Shull
Gordon Noland
Evergreen Cemetery
Dresden
N. Y
U S Evidence of Firm Mid East Stand to Russia and Syria
Washington warned Russia and Syria that the United States would meet force with force if needed. Deputy Undersecretary Robert Murphy told U.S. mayors in New York that America would not be misread as weak over Middle East threats. In Damascus, Syria's cabinet met amid mobilization calls following a claim U.S. warships neared the coast, with Foreign Minister Bitar vowing not to be terrorized by U.S. demonstrations.
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Washington
Russia
Syria
United States
State Department
Robert Murphy
U.S
New York City
Murphy
Middle East
America
Damascus
U. S
Salah Bitar
Dulles Hopes For Peaceful Settlement
Secretary of State Dulles expressed belief that the Syrian situation could be settled peacefully though he warned some elements might bring trouble. He said the United States does not seek peace at any price and would act under certain circumstances without specifying them.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
Dulles on Soviet aims in the Middle East
Secretary of State Dulles warned that the Soviet Union seeks to restore czarist era influence and gain control of the Middle East, continuing a long tradition of expansionist policy.
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Dulles
Soviet Union
Russia
Middle East
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Wilky’s
Jardinieres
Hwy
Wellsville Bank
Merle D. Newton
Wellsville
Drake's Bakery
Santa Fe
Levit
Paine
S. Main
Joseph A. Sassaman
RFD
Homer T. Rule
West 15Th
Sassaman
North Main
Rule
South Main
Milo Harris
Vel Reno Beauty Shop
City of
City Auditorium
Ottawa High School
Wright Studio
Ottawa High Kayettes
Jay Ellis
Ottawa Senior High Orchestra
Judi Jamison
Rita Tulloss
Judy Stevens
Kathy Clinton
Thespian Club
Forest Wilkerson
Elm
K. U
Gary Shofner
Owen Shofner
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Dennis Conger
W. TI. Conger
Joel Berglund
Arvid Berglund
Frank Lee Johnson
Ed Johnson
Delta Upsilon
Stanley Bruce Washburn
Paola
Delta Chi
East 2Nd
Kenneth Earl Hollon
Linwood
Kitty Clover Co
Cecil W. McArdle
Overbrook
Bob Conaty
The
Highway Patrol
Taunton
Mass
National American Legion
Atlantic City
Chamber of Commerce
Ramon Tirado
Matador
Mazallan
Mex
Tijuana
Lamb Funeral Home
Mary L. Banks
Bump
Dot Triplett
Blanche Landis
John L. Sweigart
Mart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hs&am
Pat
Assmer
Boys With the Duds
John N. Wassmer
Larry D. Wassmer
London
Louis H. Dengel
OK Photo Service
Ottawa Herald
Peer Nee Renee
Bob McCrea
Mgr
O.U
First National Bank
State Bank Bldg
S.W. Cor. 3Rd & Main
Franklin County
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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