Fall River Reservoir Falls 10 Feet Below Normal Level
Army Engineers in Tulsa report Fall River reservoir about 10 feet below conservation pool. With little rain this fall and winter the water could run dry by March 15. Current discharge runs 28 cubic feet per second, equating to nearly 19 million gallons daily for downstream towns.
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Army
Tulsa
Okla
Fall River Reservoir
Ottawa
Fall River
Melvern
Pomona
Marais Des Cygnes
Fall Reservoir
Subscribers New and Renewal Ott Herald List
Ottawa Herald reports new and renewal subscribers including Mrs E Nordyke route 4 Stewart D Hiatt route 2 Ottawa A A Crist route 1 Pomona Ralph Sluder Mrs Anna Brecheisen John F Slavens route 2 Wells ville Victor Basel route 1 Ervin Chambers route 2 Williamsburg Albert Kipper route 1 Richmond Wayne Gray route 1 Mrs H C Hegle route 1 Quenemo Ralph Kline Baldwin M R Hart Leo I Becker Garnett Harry Beebe Melvern Floyd Hulse Agricola.
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Ottawa Herald
E. Nordyke
Stewart D. Hiatt
Ottawa
A. A. Crist
Pomona
Ralph Sluder
Anna Brecheisen
John F. Slavens
Wellsville
Victor Basel
Ervin Chambers
Williamsburg
Albert Kipper
Richmond
Wayne Gray
H. C. Hegle
Quenemo
Ralph Kline
Baldwin
M. R. Hart
Leo I. Becker
Garnett
Harry Beebe
Melvern
Floyd Hulse
Agricola
Richmond shower honors Joan Lickteig in Richmond
A miscellaneous shower at St. Therese Church basement honored bride elect Miss Joan Lickteig of Richmond. Guests included hostesses Gene Monroe and others with gifts arranged on a lace table center. A long list of attendees and gift givers followed, along with brief notes on local visits and hospital discharge.
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Joan Lickteig
Richmond
Lyle Miller
Kenneth Cunningham
George Atchison
John Miller
Noah Hutchison
Joe Milchelt
Robert Lickteig
Lonnie Chambers
Fred Wiesner
Dan Lickteig
Delores Pickett
Iona
Marjorie Roeckers
Mabel Chandler
Mmes
Lee Hermreck
Martin Bowman
James Coughlin
Veronica Rockers
Merritt McDonald
Arnold Roeckers
R. J. Morgan
H. C. Wolfe
Bill Benns
Bob Brown
Elden Lyon
Mary Coughlin
Gene Lindsdale
California
Albert Dunbar
Abe Severns
Topeka Fair
Ralph Beasley
Willis Valentine
Walter Lankard
Bronson
Pomona
Wilbur Duffey
Lionell Suttons
Garnett
Dick Smiths
Rantoul
Ill
Topeka Air Force Base
Edward Maxey
E. S. Maxey
Clive Bastin
Ottawa Hospital
Franklin County Farm Bureau plans 1957 membership drive and county meetings
Franklin County Farm Bureau outlines fall events for 1953 year with policy committee members listed and a second countywide policy meeting set for October 3 at Memorial Auditorium to adopt or reject state program recommendations. Township elections, a dinner for the Mem o Committee, and plans for a 1957 membership drive are noted alongside a regional speech and talent contest with a Miami trip prize.
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Memorial Auditorium
Centropolis
Franklin
Harrison
Homewood
Ohio
Peoria
Pottawatomie
Williamsburg
Greenwood
Community action urged to remove intersection hazards
Officials and residents urged to clear vision obstructions at intersections. The call stresses that both township boards and county commissioners will cooperate when safety dangers are brought to their attention.
Pine stump lumber and resin value in south states
Abandoned longleaf pine stumps in the southern states yield turpentine pine oil and rosin, making their removal or harvesting beneficial for finance and industry according to Herald Want Ads.
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Rexall
John G. Kaiser
Alasonic
Pho
Dean Berlin
Glynis Johns
Allen Reisner
Sove
Hollywood
Reisner
Miss Mabel Chandler
Pence
Pence Food Center
John Forsythe
Olivia de Havilland
Plaza Theatre
United Artists
John Wayne
Susan Hayward
the Conqueror
Tauy Theatre
Franklin County
AVS It Bureau
Farm Bureau
John Moon
Lee
Perkins
Byron Robison
Princeton
Gerald Anderson
O. D. —Garret
C. E. Keith
George R. Bell
Lane
Memo Committee
Roberts Tulloss
Vernon Parks
Carl Wemmer
J. D. Garrett
Ray Reed
Francis Miller
Raymond V. Doll
Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City
Driver
W.S.C.S
First Methodist Church
Miami
Florida
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