Side Swipes and Local PTA Notices Across Ottawa
Radio fans enjoyed three 8 p m showings with Jewell at Fort Worth and Kansas City beating Chicago while TCU routed the Jayhawks 47 to 14. PTA meetings mapped at Lincoln Garfield and Ottawa High with mixers, games, and student events announced. Elks picnic drew a crowd of about 450 with prizes and beef supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Worth
Jewell
College
Kansas City
Chicago
TCU
Jayhawks
PTA
Lincoln Grade School
Parent-Teacher Association
Lincoln
Harold Sohamann
Garfield School
Roger Fredrikson
Dale Purcell
Green Lake
Wisc
Eugene Field Pta
Max Alderman
Tim Wood
F. D. Hull
Dave Cox
Ottawa Elks
Forest Park
Ainsworth Chairs Ottawa Community Chest Drive
Mrs Ainsworth is named chairman guiding Ottawa Community Chest drive. New board formed and dates set for the annual campaign with plans for fund allocation and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Ainsworth
Community Chest Drive
Ottawa Community Chest
Linda Lickteig Her Birthday and Confirmation Observed
A four year old leukemia patient Linda Lickteig of Greeley celebrated her birthday and upcoming confirmation with family. Her father Alfred Lickteig and mother Mrs Argentines attended as neighbors and relatives gathered. Clergy and parish support discussed, while a separate article notes a fatal accident near Sabetha, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Linda Lickteig
Greeley
Frank Lickteig
Linda
Doll
Leon
Alfred Lickteig
Nation
Sabetha
Kas
John H
Moore
Try
Doctora Hope
Skull-Whitacre General Auto Re
George Lister
James Babcock
Hickory
W. R. Pookes Jr
John Sheldon
T. R. Clark
E. L. Johnson
Dean Nossin
Vern
Chesbro
Roger Fex
Herald Office
Ainsworth
Fredrikson
Wayne Gilliland
Peron and Cabinet Resign Amid Argentine Crisis
Unofficial reports say President Juan Peron and the entire Argentine cabinet resigned today leaving the decision in the hands of the army. The reports come from Buenos Aires and indicate a dramatic political shift in Argentina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires P
Juan Peron
Two Ottawa Men in Reflector Tag Row
In 1957 Kansas considered reflectorized license tags. Joe Stephenson of a reflector firm and County Attorney Jack Byrd are involved in introducing the idea to state officials. Harold K. Snider questioned Rugan's authority to order the material for the plates from Minnesota Mining. Rugan approved the first order of 1 million tags worth 199,918 dollars, not yet delivered or paid. Byrd says he connected Stephenson with Rugan. Stephenson says Byrd had no role in negotiations. Governor Hall says disagreements should be resolved by the highway director and commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas
Topeka
Joe Stephenson
Jack Byrd
Stephenson
Walter Rugan
Harold K. Snider
Lawrence
Rugan
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company
Highway Commission
Snider
Byrd
Fred Hall
Tive
Minnesota
Joe
Highway Director
Mack Nations
Lansing
State Highway Department
Hall
Commission
OHS Classes Pick Officers
Election results at Ottawa School name senior and junior class officers and student council picks. Senior class president Ted Brill with Dale Shipps as VP and Carolyn West secretary plus Betty Salmon treasurer. council reps Susie Parker Carolyn Kelly Larry Pearson. Junior class president Dennis Conger with Larry Forsythe VP Carolyn Christie secretary Linda Schwarz treasurer. Other council picks pending as ties resolved and roles for sophomores and junior high groups to be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ted Brill
Dale Shipps
Carolyn West
Betty Salmon
Susie Parker
Carolyn Kelly
Larry Pearson
Dennis Conger
Larry Forsythe
Carolyn Christie
Linda Schwarz
Frank Johnson
Jolene Brink
Elmore
Bob Allen
Billy Hysom
Kay Max
Katie Chisma
Shay
Basil Kelsey
Ross Martin
Orvald Staneart
Bonnie Ward
Mike Latimer
Caramitta Lee
Richard Hicks
Roger Schmanke
Fred Gollier
Martha Keller
Janie Salmon
Weather forecast mild with showers and cooler trend
Partly cloudy through Tuesday with scattered showers or thundershowers this afternoon and tonight in west and south areas. Tuesday will be cooler in the northeast with a high around the upper 60s to 70s and a low near 60 northwest to 65-70 elsewhere. Yesterday’s high reached 95 at 2 PM, with a low around 60s at 6:40 AM. River at .52 foot.
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Sa Nh
Wegener declines call. six fined in Ottawa case
Reverend F A Wegener of Faith Lutheran Church has partly accepted a call to Fairview Kansas near Hiawatha as six arrestees were announced. Marvin Wright of Emporia was cited for drunk driving and open bottle. Wright’s license suspended. Wegeners will go to Fairview a week later. Wright received 90 days jail, $200 fine. Martha Piley of Emporia fined $25 for drunken on a public highway. Roy Servos Baldwin and James Allen Ottawa cited for unregistered vehicles, each $5. Donald McKay cited for stop sign violation, $5. Archie Marcus Kansas City fined $10 for following too closely.
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al the Faith Lutheran Church
Fairview
Kas
Hiawatha
Art Jen
the Sea
Bobonaty
Ottawa
Marvin Wright
Emporia
Hay
Wegeners
Martha Piley
Wright
Roy Servos
Baldwin
James Allen
Donald McKay
Willow
Archie Marcus
Kansas City
Ottawa urged to boost industrial drive effort
Hysom appeals to captains and workers to push the stock drive for Ottawa Industrial Development Inc. The goal is $20,000 for stock purchases and $60,000 for an industrial building. A breakfast report at the North American hotel will update progress as funds needed reach $17,055 toward the stock goal and $45,950 toward the building fund.
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V. L. Hysom
North American Hotel
Ottawa
Jury Trials Begin in State v Cole in Ottawa Court
The September term of district court opened with a jury selected to hear the state’s case against John A. Cole of Ottawa for driving under the influence after a two vehicle collision near the Franklin Douglas line on US 59. State Attorney Jack Byrd led the case for the state while John B. Pierson defended Cole.
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John A. Cole
Rt. 4
Ottawa
Cole
Art Jensen
Bob Conaty
Franklin-Douglas
US 59
Jack Byrd
Johm B. Pierson
A. E. Phares
Maryin Gentner
June Foulks
David Reekie
Bernard Smith
Jessie Herring
Henry Colby
Theron Stovall
Floyd Flager
Lee Schmitt
L. §. Culler
Henry Feuerborn
Flo Stark
Bowers & Bowers
Byrd
Ransom Husted
Lyndon
Osage
Floyd H. Coffman
Harvey Stephens
Virginia Sullinger
Downpours Hit Central Kansas For First Summer Revival
Heavy rain drenched central and northern Kansas last night marking the first significant soak in over a month. Hays led with 5.26 inches, a 55 year 24 hour record, followed by Loretta 4.00 and many towns reporting over an inch. Weather bureau predicts partly cloudy skies with scattered showers tonight and Tuesday, cooler temps in the northeast. Ottawa saw .06 inches this morning, with a chilly Saturday high of 4 and a Sunday low of 1.68.
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Topekaw
Central
Kansas
Hays
Loretta
H Wilsen
Lincoln
Hoisingston
Ellsworth
Barnard
Miltonvale
Rushton
Dent Spur
Minneapolis and Claflin
Great Bend
Blue Rapids
Ellinwood
Beloit
Russell
Brookville
Luray and
Tescott
Kanopolis
Canker City
Mentor and
St. John
Clifton
Concordia
New Cambria
Salina
Washington
Hudson
Inman
Clay Center
Harlan
Junction City
Lindsburg
Newton
Wichita
Webster
Ripley
Lecompton
Goodland
Topeka
Weather Bureau
Ottawa
Severe Winds Forecast for New York City
The Associated Press predicts severe winds will hit New York City, with gusts potentially reaching high speeds and posing risk to structures. City officials urge preparedness and caution for residents and businesses.
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New York City
Hurricane Ione roars ashore from North Carolina to Virginia
Bulletin from Washington reports Morehead City suffered its worst disaster in 33 years as Hurricane Ione blasted through North Carolina into Virginia. Winds exceed 100 mph, rains flood Cape Hatteras, and Navy ships are moved to safety. Red Cross deploys disaster experts across the Carolinas and mid-Atlantic.
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Washington
Wilmington
N. C
Morehead City
Washington Weather Bureau
Ione
North Carolina
Virginia
North Atlantic Seaboard
Washington, D. C
New York City
Block Island
Long Island Sound
Delaware
Chesapeake Bays
Cape Hatteras
Diamond Shoals
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
Red Cross
Carolinas
Maryland
Carolina
Lone
Weathler Bureau
Five Die In- Car Crashes
Kansas toll climbs to 396 over the weekend with five deaths. Victims include Judy Piekarski a 16 year old from Kansas City and infant Janice Banks eight months old in Wyandotte County. Others killed were H R Coulson 67 of Arkansas City Ray Edward McGeorge 50 of Potwin Patti Sullivan 46 near Hazelton and 11 month old electrocuted child in Topeka. Derby resident Larry Barnes wounded by his five year old brother in Wichita. William D Sheppard 23 of Jarbalo electrocuted near Leavenworth while stalling a gas line.
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Kansas
Judy Piekarski
Kansas City
Kas
Janice Banks
Wyandotte County
Edward Banks
H. R
Leavenworth
William D. Sheppard
Jarbalo
Sheppard
George Sheppard
Carly Brune
Topeka
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Buenos
Juan D
Ethel Seymour
National Sign Co
el Icame
Buenos Aires
Eva Peron
la Plata
Mar del Plata
Lucero
Marie Felix Robles
Confederation of Labor
Circle of 19
Henry A. Parker
Leroy Flood
Ottawa High School
Norris Burke
Abilene
Arkansas City
Chanute
Dodge City
el Dorado
Ways
Iola
Independence
McPherson
Manhattan
Pratt
Winfield
Wellington
Angelina Espinosa
Charles Rice
Miss Espinosa
Adrian Espinosa
Lincolns St
Kelvinator
Elec
Weidman Tire & Battery
Hawthorne P. T. A
Alberto ‘Teissaire
Lamb Ambulance
Melyu
Amnyuuecu Uma al Ithe Chamber of Commerce
Glenn Ainsworth
C. of ‘C
Glenn Ainsworth Wanma
Bulletin
South Hickory
Ottawa Kiwanis Club
Mears Park
City of
Kiwanis Club
Herald
Lamar Phillips
OHS
Rev. Wegener
Jane
H. E. Shaw
Hysom
Shaw Hatcheries
West
Brownsville
Tampica
Mexico
Larry Barnes
Derby
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