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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1956

Page

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Ottawa Herald News Briefs Summary

Local notices recap car services and tuning details. Sertoma names Ivan Brown Sertoman of the Day for his tire business background in Oklahoma and Kansas. Leaf giant castor bean from Big Leaf Ed Bradley amazes at Ottawa. Mrs. C. E. Morgan returns to Ft. Worth with her son Gordon to enter Ottawa University. Oakland Community Club to meet at school Friday. Rev. Lee Lennon released after lung tumor surgery. plans rest in Port Huron. Young Farmers Club hosts wiener roast. 23 members and eight children attend. County supervisors meeting planned in Topeka to discuss curricular issues. John Fleming and wife on Minnesota fishing trip. L. H. Foraker bound over on forgery charges. Richard Lee Allen cited for reckless driving. appears next day. Jess Pratt fined $50 for drunkenness, jailed until paid. Warren Brandon cited for speeding and no license. fined $40, jailed. Miami county car bond forfeited for wrong-angle parking. Union Church northwest of Centropolis sold at auction for $477. proceeds to United Cemetery Association.

Louisville Desegregation Progress Praised by Eisenhower

Planning and community support enabled Louisville to integrate its schools without incident. About 2,800 Black students, a quarter of local Black pupils, enrolled in previously all white schools as teachers and principals earned credit for dedication. Carmichael noted extensive outreach and cooperation from churches media and civic groups helped. The city already allowed Black students in universities and public spaces.

Louisville Eisenhower Omer Carmichael Carmichael University of Kentucky University of Louisville

Church to be moved for barn construction

Kring, living about two miles from the church built in the early century, plans to move the frame structure to his farm to repurpose its material for a barn. The article also notes sorority pledges from Baker University, visits by Emporia residents, a driving under intoxication charge near Ottawa, and county Red Cross water safety tests for 230 children across four divisions.

Kring Red Cross

Sheldon Family Runs Two Ottawa Truck and Tractor Firms

The Hardware and Farm Equipment magazine features the Sheldon Truck and Tractor Co of Ottawa and Paola Truck and Tractor Co, run by C. M. Sheldon’s family. C. M. Sheldon retired in 1953 and spends part of each day golfing at Ottawa Country Club. His sons John and Franklin operate Ottawa, while Eddie oversees Paola after taking over the business a year ago following Marine Corps service in Korea. Franklin previously lived in Havana, Cuba. The Sheldons specialize in International Harvester products.

Hardware and Farm Equipment Magazine Sheldon Truck and Tractor Co Ottawa Paola Truck and Tractor Co Sheldon C. M. Sheldon Ottawa Country Club John Franklin Eddie Paola Sheldons Marine Corps Korea Havana Cuba Hardware and Farm Equipment Western Hardware and Implement Association Kansas City L. L. Edge Ottawa Herald

Baker University elects Scarborough to lead liberal arts focus

William J. Scarborough addressed students and faculty as Baker University’s new president in Rice Memorial auditorium. He framed Baker as a liberal arts college and urged mid century student responsibility, citing Hyde on liberal arts as a personal maturity challenge and stressing humanities, arts, critical thinking, and links to business and industry.

Baker University William J. Scarborough Rice Memorial William DeWitt Hyde Bodin College Scarborough

Hospital Notes Admitted Mrs Smay and Others

Admitted Mrs Ella Smay of 634 S Mulberry to hospital Tuesday. Dismissed Linda Lloyd of Princeton and Mrs Nettie Sullivan of 742 S Locust. Charley Eicchenberger of Pomona and Mrs Clive Bastin of Richmond listed among names with unclear final disposition.

Ella Smay S. Mulberry Chris Straub Overbrook Linda Lloyd Princeton Nettie . Sullivan S. Locust Charley Eicchenberger Pomona Clive Bastin Richmond

Predict Smallest Kansas Corn Crop

A 1956 Kansas corn crop of 33,432,000 bushels is forecast, one of the smallest on record, with only four smaller years since 1875. State sorghum production is about 24,714,000 bushels, down from last month, while soybeans stand at 3,828,000 bushels.

Topeka Kansas Federal State Departments of Agriculture

Protest on Team Pulling Contest at Kansas Free Fair

Shawnee County Humane Society president Mrs. Viola Hunt protested the team pulling contest urging it be halted under cruelty laws. County Attorney Roy Bulkley said no cruelty offense exists without evidence of mistreatment. Maurice Fager, Fair manager, claimed horses are not harmed as 26 teams from Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma entered.

Topeka Kansas Free Fair Shawnee County Humane Society Viola Hunt Roy Bulkley Bulkley Maurice Fager Kansas Missouri Oklahoma

Marriage Licenses Listed for Kansas City Couples

Robert Earl Smith and Mary Lois West, both of Kansas City Missouri, obtained marriage licenses. Billy Raymond Rose of Quenemo married Shirley Lynn Walker of Oskaloosa. Ottawa churches invite couples to wed.

Robert Earl Smith Kansas City Mary Lois West Billy Raymond Rose Quenemo Shirley Lynn Walker Oskaloosa

Studebaker Packard Unveils 1957 Models in Station Wagon and Trucks

Studebaker Packard announces its 1957 passenger car line will add a four door station wagon and the company will enter the heavier duty truck market for the first time. The announcement was made today in South Bend, Indiana.

South Bend India Studebaker-Packard Corporation

Overbrook and Paola Livestock Sale Schedule Noted

Weekly livestock sales announced for Overbrook every Wednesday and Paola Fair Grounds Paola Kansas hosting the Eastern Kansas Hereford consignment sale on October 6. Additional listings include a dairy sale near Pomona and Henry Delin identified at 51 percent miles southwest Pomona.

Jack Nelson Pomona Kas Anderson County Overbrook Henry Delin Kansas Paola Fair Grounds Paola

Community sale details scattered across Franklin County routes

An OCR fragment lists multiple sale locations and dates around Ottawa Franklin County. It mentions Harold yson and Kunard auctions, addresses on Maj ounty Sale and Logan streets, and weekly sales at 1136 N Main. Details are partial and jumbled with several incomplete names and dates.

Wenige Franklin Ci Logan Street John Kunard Ottawa Franklin County Wilson

Studebaker Preview Of New Cars For Next Year

Harold E. Churchill, Studebaker Packard president, presents a press preview of the Studebaker line including cars trucks and sports models for next year. The new models are expected to reach the market about November 1.

Harold E. Churchill Studebaker- Packard Studebaker

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Jay Ellis Mike Mulcahey Buick Co Edge of Ottawa Brockway D. C Sertoma Met Ivan Brown Sertoma Club Leo Miller Ed Bradley Herald Office C. E. Morgan W. A. Elliott Ft. Worth Tex Gordon Ottawa University Oakland Community Club Lee Lennon Faith Lutheran Church University of Kansas Medical Center Lennon Port Huron Mich Farmer’s Club Young Farmers Club Harlan Page J. J. Scott John Fleming Minnesota L. H. Foraker Joplin Richard Lee Allen West 15Th Jess Pratt N. Locust Warren Eugene Brandon Miami County Union Church Centropolis O. W. Kring United Cemetery Association Louis H. Dengel S. Main Nancy Hamilton Osawatomie Alpha Chi Omega Patty McCalla Garnett Delta Delta Delta George Russell Ed. Bhim Emporia May Murphy Russell Murphy Clarence E. Zimmerman Lawrence Zimmerman Ransom Hospital Saffron Glass Co N. Main Savings Vete Systematic Ist Run Gregory Peck Moby Dick Joan Crawford Vera Miles Lorne Greene Ruth Donnelly Nat ‘‘King” Cole Tedon Productions Paya LaAy Pte A Para Eeey Geoffrey Keen Josephine Griffin Felix the Fox PETA Studebaker-Packard C. A. Myers & Son A. J. Dawson Willow St Wilson St James Firestone Northwest Neill George Waverly Stewart & Son Rt Harold Ounty Sale, Wilson Printy & Son Ben Printy Main Riddle's Denver Colorado Wassmer A. Wassmer Hart, Schaffner and Marx America John N. Wassmer Larry D. Wassmer
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