Deaths A Dale Carnegie meeting in Ottawa
News briefs from Ottawa detail a Dale Carnegie demonstration meeting set for Monday at the Masonic Temple basement with a corrected date of Sept 23 after an earlier error. Also noted are Ground Observer Corps training at the armory, Masonic Lodge 70th anniversary events, hospital visits, and various local civic and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Carnegie
Masonic Temple
Mordey
Ottawa
Ground Observer Corps
Howard Henderson
Shei
Jury Finds Camper Guilty In Morals Case
The jury deliberated 25 minutes and found Gordon Camper guilty of a morals offense. Judge Floyd Coffman sentenced Camper to a Kansas State penitentiary term of not less than 15 years under habitual crim e correction. The case involved allegations of molesting a teenage boy while the Youth was spending the night at Camper's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Camper
Floyd Coffman
Camper
Kansas State Penitentiary
Kansas State College
Charles M. Shaughnessey
Wayne L. Ténis
L. M. Shaughnessy
Phyille
Maxwell
Ourwoine
Main
Shaughnessy
Sylva Ann McCurdy
Ottawa
Alpha Tau Omega
Phi Kappa
Marriage Licenses And Rail Traffic Notes
County Clerk Bruce Spears today received his supply of hunting seasons and regulations. Santa Fe carloadings for the week ending September 14, 1957 numbered 21,959 vs 25,913 a year earlier, with total cars moved 33,303 vs 38,539. Santa Fe handled 30,337 cars in the preceding week. Greendale Community Club plans a Friday potluck at 7 p.m. at the school. Ottawa High School woodworker Smith is recovering from an operation at St Mary’s Hospital in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Spears
Santa Fe
Co. K. Smith
Ottawa High School
St. Mary’s Hospital
Kansas City
Mrs Fanning Admitted for Surgery at St Luke's Kansas City
Mrs John Fanning entered St Luke's Hospital on Friday for surgery scheduled for the end of the week. She is in room 282 in the hospital annex in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nels
Wellsville
Olathe
Ora Fanning
K. U. Medical
K. U. Medical Center
Falls City
Japan
Allen Ottawans
Guy|Roberts
N. Oak
Monroe
Ottawa
Everett Finch
Art Linkletter
Roberts
Finch
Junshe
Anderson
Cleven
John Fanning
St. Luke's Hospital
Annex
Kansas City
Japanese Communist official arrested in foreign exchange case
Japanese police yesterday arrested Einosuke Qmura, 52, director of the Japan Communist party secret finance department and Central Executive Committee member, charging him with violating Japan's foreign exchange regulations.
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Tokyo
Einosuke Qmura
Japan Communist Party
Central
Japan
Campaign to raise funds for Newton home for aged begins
In Salina, Kansas, the Kansas Christian Churches opened a campaign to raise 400000 dollars for a new home for the aged in Newton. The three day annual meeting drew about 2300 attendees, with officers elected including Rev. D K McColl of Wichita as president and Rev. J Allen Wheeler of Scott City as vice president, along with Mrs. Maurice Snyder, Bron Packard, Rev. Raymond Armstrong, and Lawrence Zimmerman in key posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Kas
Newton
Kansas Christian Churches
Kansas
D. K. McColl
Wichita
J. Allen Wheeler
Scott City
Maurice Snyder
Scottsville
Bron Packard
Wellington
Raymond Armstrong
Hutchinson
Larence Zimmerman
Osborne
Beaten Body Of Man Found In Junction City Park
The unidentified man, 18 to 22, dressed in blue jeans a white T shirt and military boots, lay beaten and mangled among shrubs in City Park near Junction City’s business edge. Police report the area was trampled suggesting a fight before the mobile mechanic found the body. Geary County coroner sheriff and Junction City police conduct the investigation.
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Junction City
Black-Square
B. M. Wolf
Mah
Wolf
Geary County
Sheriff's Office
Junction
Hospital Notes Admits List and Births for Monday
Admitted Mrs. Frank Price and several others at addresses in Princeton Williamsburg and Forest Park today. Births include a Williamsburg couple’s son and Max Shoemaker’s son with weights 7 lb 13 oz and 7 lb 1% oz. Dismissals list includes Delores Godinez and Donald Leach among others cross towns today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Price
Raymond Dagenette
Princeton
Fred Vogler
Maple
Donald Leach
N. Cherry
Fred Martin
Ruth Landis
Garnett
John W. Kendall Jr
Williamsburg
Marvin Montgomery
Forest Park
John Rubick
Max Shoemaker
Delores Godinez
N. Locust
Santa Fe Hospital
Topeka
Howard Winner
N. Mulberry
Roy Detwiler
Mound City
Lee Higdon
Barbara Fields
Quenemo
Samuel Watts
Roland Surbaugh
Paola
William L. Talbot
Kansas City
Funeral services for Isaac M. McNutt at Lane Methodist
Funeral services were held Sept. 15 at Lane Methodist Church for Isaac M. McNutt who died Sept. 12. Rev. Malcolm Brummet officiated. Pallbearers were Kyle LaFollette, W. O. Henderson, Floyd Martin, Mart Fields, E. C. Nicholas and Jerry Triplett. Hymns were sung by a quartet of Mrs. W. C. Henderson, Mrs. Ed Morris, Mrs. G. W. McKenzie and Mrs. Paul Gentry, with pianist Mrs. Louise Horton. Burial followed at Lane Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac M. McNutt
Lane Methodist Church
Malcolm Brum ‘Mett
Kyle LaFollette
W. O .Henderson
Floyd Martin
Mart Fields
E. C. Nicholas
Jerry Triplett
W. C. Henderson
Ed Morris
G. W. McKenzie
Paul Gentry
Louise Horton
Lane Cemetery
Cattle Ailment Traced to Ergot in Wild Grasses
Butler county livestock suffer heavy losses across herds as an acute ailment linked to ergot in wild grasses, especially wheat grass and wild rye. Calf abortions occur and some herds lose 40 to 50 percent of newborns. seek watch for black fingerlike ergot growths in seed pods.
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EL Dorado
Butler County
Gene Payer
Payer
City Relocates South Water Line Along Highway Relocation
City water department workers relocate a 6 inch line south of Ottawa along the US 59 right of way to fit the US 50 highway redesign. The line serves Bundex plant and other users as construction proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Water Department
Ottawa
Bundex
Doesn't Pay To Ignore A Warning
Ronald Stout of 904 Willow was stopped for illegal mufflers and given a warning to fix them within 48 hours. He did not comply and appeared in Police Court, where his case was continued to September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Stout
Willow
Stout
British Comet jet resumes tests after 1954 failures
The British Comet Mark 2E, rebuilt to correct a fault linked to two crashes in 1954, completed a 4,600 mile round trip test flight from London to Beirut in 12.5 hours, moving closer to civilian passenger service.
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London W
London
Beirut
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Jay Ellis
Quenemo Masonic Lodge
Leo Casten
C. E. Miller
Phil McCracken
John Rodgers
Quenemo Lodge
Irwin Heth
Harold Staadt
Earl Easdale
Don Brown
Mary Dean Holls
Home
John O'Neil
Byron Robison
E. P. Anderson
Franklin County
Wright Studio
State Line Peace Officers Association
Jay Brown
Willard Lister
Clyde Johnson
Dean Driscoll
William Wheeler
Police Department
W. H. Ellis
Car
Furman
Tren
Council Grove
Ottawa High School Music
Genantinea
Ithe Chorale
Dale Weilen
Milo Harris
Wesen
Disciples of Christ Church
Gordon Miller
L. L. Harrison
Eugene Saffren
Lloyd Brown
Ronald Boucek
K-State College
Manhattan
Marcia
Emporia State College
William Boucek
Willard Binns
Franklin County League
Alden Cearfoss
Appanoose
Frank Nelson
Earl Humberd
Pomona
Bessie Harrriet Maple
Ottumwa
John J. and
Belvea William
A. Todeman
Mr. Humberd
Ft. Scott
Goldie Rayl
Niotaze
Jodie Maple
Iola
Anna
Pomona Methodist Church
Highland Cemetery
Wayne Hollins
Tom Engle
Wilky's
Jardinieres
Hwy
Drake's Bakery
Greendale Community Club
Home For Aged
Towner
Arra
McVe' Dengel
Louis H. Dengel
Huderson
Hudelson
South Water
Colonaio
Colonato
Dean Berlin
Stewart
Gordon B. Noland
Mgr
W. 11Th
Waler Tower
First National Bank
State Bank Bldg
S.W. Cor. 3Rd & Main
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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