Local News Briefs From The Herald and Community Updates
Phone and mail offers from The Herald for yearlong subscriptions. Truman H. Day opens an insurance agency in the Masonic Temple building serving Kansas counties. Brown community club to meet with pie and coffee. Ivan F. Shull to discuss sanitation with free talk in Ottawa. Andrew B. Martin of Ottawa University in Wichita with private college foundation leaders. Ottawa high school football game moved to Thursday due to rain.
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Truman H. Day
Great Bend
Masonic Temple
Lincoln Mutual Life Insurance Co
Lincoln
Nebr
Kansas
Wichita
Andrew B. Martin
Ottawa University
Kansas Foundation of Private College
Ottawa High School
Iola
Health notes and local notices from St Lukes area
To Hospital S F Harris, Herald publisher, entered St Lukes hospital in Kansas City Saturday for a check up and treatment. Rees Gultet Title action of Lloyd A Eeord Ottawa against Isaac S Kalloch and others filed in district court. John B Pierson attorney for plaintiff. Supper Pomona Methodist Church women hold family style fried chicken supper Wednesday starting at 5 30 p m at the church. Baxter Community Club hosts a wiener feast Friday night at the school. each family to bring their own grinder and buns. 0 Hospital Willard Wallace 408 N Main is in the Veteran hospital at Wadsworth for tests and possible surgery. Mrs Wallace and Mr and Mrs C H Vogler visited him yesterday. His daughter, Mrs
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S. F. Harris
Herald
St. Lukes Hospital
Kansas City
Rees
Gultet
Acton
Lloyd A. Eeord
Ottawa
Isaac S. Kalloch
John B. Pierson
Pomona Methodist
Baxter Community
Baxter Community Club
Willard Wallace
N. Main
Veteran
Hospital patient makes satisfactory progress after surgery
Mrs. Homer Reeves of 1233 S Cedar has returned from St Luke's hospital in Kansas City where she underwent major surgery and is reported to be making satisfactory progress.
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Homer Reeves
S. Cedar
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Divorce Suit Filed in Ottawa Against W M Camper
The divorce suit of Alice Camper of Ottawa against W M Camper was filed in district court here. Mrs Camper accuses gross neglect of duty. Gleason Gleason represent. Committed Larry W Woolf 20 Bonner Springs charged with speeding 45 mph in 30 mph zone and transporting an open bottle of liquor. Woolf pleads not guilty and trial set for Saturday. jailed in default of $50 bond.
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Alice Camper
Ottawa
W. M. Camper
Larry W. Woolf
Bonner Springs
Woolf
Parkers-Sherm Nichols and others fined for overtime parking
Parkers Sherman Nichols 714 S Oak Jim Hartshorn 507 S Cherry and Betty Ellis Edgerton all forfeited $1 bonds in police court today for overtime parking on West Second Street Saturday. Took Wheel-Orval Baysinger 615 S Sycamore reported to co orientation
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Parkers
Sherm Nichols
S. Oak
Jim Hartshorn
S. Cherry
Betty Ellis
Edgerton
West Second Street
Orval Baysinger
S. Sycamore
Local incidents and transfers report from Ottawa area
A tire and wheel were taken from a Hudson parked on North Main in Bay Singer. Weekend visitors include Mr. and Mrs. R J Barnes and Rod with Dr. Homer N Flora Jr of Nowata in a Grand Lake cabin. Postal savings accounts at Pomona post office transfer to Ottawa effective Oct 1. Floyd L Waddle charged with drunk driving, pleaded guilty in Miami county court and jailed for 90 days as a second offender. Kenneth Dowdy of Ottawa jailed at Lansing State Prison after a break-in on South Cedar. Parole violator Marvin Wright of Cottonwood Falls returned from Emporia. parole revoked for drunk driving offenses.
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R. J. Barnes
Rod
Homer N. Flora, Jr
Nowata, Okla
Grand Lake
Floyd L. Waddle
S. Cedar
Art Jensen
Waddle
Osawatomie
US 169
Miami
Paola
Jay Brown
Kenneth Dowdy
Ottawa
Lansing
Dowdy
South Cedar Street
Marvin Wright
Cottonwood Falls
Dean Driscoll
Emporia
Wright
Hospital Notes From Local Ward
Hospital notes list admissions including S D Stovall 733 King Saturday and Mrs Frank Bitts Melvern Sun day. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Robert Hubbard Rantoul son born Sunday weighing 8 lb 6 14 oz. Dismissed Cecil Potter Omaha Saturday and Raymond Davis route 2 today.
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S. D. Stovall
King
Frank Bitts
Melvern
C. G. Nigh
Sycamore
Thomas Arnold
Dundee
John Millard
Robert Hubbard
Rantoul
Cecil Potter
Omaha
Nebr
Bobby Gage
S. Locust
Karen Haverty
S. Main
Sue Ann McKay
N. Poplar
William Gossett
Robert Crabl
Michigan Valley
Raymond Davis
Pilot Dies In F84F Crash At Langley Base
Lt. James R. Henley a 24 year old pilot from Pipers End, was killed Saturday when his F84F Thunderstreak jet crashed seconds after takeoff at Langley Air Force Base Virginia. Search and rescue teams continued Sunday for three other Air Force pilots whose planes disappeared Saturday.
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Langley Air Force Base
James R. Henley
Pipers Eas
Air Force
Two Survive Plane Crash Off Hawaii After Flight Loss
HONOLULU two shark bitten survivors were flown toward Honolulu aboard the freighter that found them after 44 hours at sea. Two others were dead from the crash of a military cargo plane about 900 miles west of Hawaii. The survivors Chief Pilot Tony Machado and copilot Robert C Hightower, both identified, were recovering from shark bites, broken bones, and shock. the freighter due in Honolulu Wednesday.
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Honolulu
Here
Steel Advocate
Tony Machado
Hollywood
Calif
Robert C. Hightower
Vallejo
Warren F. Gin
Los Angeles
Richard IC. Olsen
van Nuys
Dominick Ventresca
Sepulveda Calif
Japan
Prayers in Abilene For President Eisenhower’s Health
Abilene residents joined hushed church services and special prayers for President Eisenhower’s recovery. The Brethren in Christ Church held a session led by Rev. David W. Musser with the Eisenhower family home present. Sam R. Heller of the Eisenhower Foundation expressed distress and hope for a speedy, complete recovery.
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Abilene
Eisenhower
Brethren In Christ Church
David W. Musser
Methodist Church
E. A. Hull
Sam R. Heller
Eisenhower Foundation
Eisenhower Museum
Ike
Streets Flood Hutchinson Kansas Rain Hits Central Plains
A steady downpour drenched Hutchinson and surrounding areas, with streets under water at times but traffic mostly flowing. Rain measured near three inches in Hutchinson, while western and eastern Kansas saw 1.5 to 2 inches. The wet spell improves soil for wheat seeding. A separate note mentions a national monument to be established at Harper's Ferry tied to John Brown's raid.
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Hutchinson
Kansas
Wheat
Liberal
Ness City
Syracuse
Harper's Ferry
John Brown
Deaths Toll Local Woman Lola Miller At 88 In Ottawa
Mrs Lola M Miller of 421 S Hickory Ottawa died last night at Ransom Memorial hospital in failing health she had been bed fast since February She was born July 18 1867 on a Stanton Miami County farm She lived most of her life in Ottawa area She was a member of Unity School of Christianity and attended Federated church She is survived by one son Raymond H Miller three grandchildren four great grandchildren three brothers and one sister Funeral services will be held at Lamb Funeral Home Wednesday at 3 pm Rev William G Ward will officiate Interment in Highland Cemetery Also reported is the death of Mrs Frances Adelaide Lyman 87 of Topeka mother of Dr S W Lyman Services will be in Topeka Tuesday at 1 30 pm burial in Topeka Cemetery No risk U S Savings Bonds
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Lola M. Miller
S. Hickory
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Stanton
Miami County
Ottawa
Unity School of Christianity
Kansas City
Federated Church 1
Union Chapter No
Miler
Raymond H. Miller
The
Lamb Funeral Home
William G. Ward
Highland Cemetery
Frances Adelaide Lyman
S. W. Lyman
Topeka
Oswego
N. Y
Sam Lyman
Central Congregational Church
Muriel Dean
Pennwell- Gabel Funeral Home
Topeka Cemetery
Cooperative Plan To Replace Trees In Emporia
Emporia city commissioners weigh a cooperative plan from a chamber of commerce committee to buy four or five tree varieties in large lots and sell them to residents at cost. The program aims to replace hundreds of trees killed by drought and disease through a joint city home owner effort.
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Emporia
Chamber of Commerce
Women rescued in Columbia River gorge wilderness
Two Portland women, exhausted and hungry, were found by searchers in the Columbia River gorge wilderness after seven days missing. Mrs. Avera Ferguson, 53, and her companion Mrs. Bernice Sharkey, 75, insisted they were not lost and blamed a guide for their situation while thanking rescuers for bringing them to safety.
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Portland
Ore
Columbia River Gorge
Avera Ferguson
Bernice Sharkey
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Herald Office
United States
Drake’s Bakery
Evelyn Bledsoe
Brown Community
Brown Community Club
Ottawa League of Women Voters
Ivan F. Shull
General Sanitation
Kansas State Board of Health
Service
Rency
Allis H. Dengel
Wightmans
Llice
Hudson
North Main Street
Baysinger
Pomona Post Office
Postal Department
Buster Brown
Richardson
Masonic
Ottawa, Kansas
Wes
Malott
Lola Miller
Ottawan
U. S
Ervin Morst
Pomona
Kas
Jack Nelson
Ottawa Market
Wilson
Anderson County
Arthur Hook
Forth
Kae
Neill George
Waverly
Waverly Sale
Averly
Friay
Francis Fanning
Russell George
Holstein
Olathe
Albert Stewart & Son Farm
Albert
Harold
W. E
Stub) Taylor
Franklin Co
Fred Barkley
Tom Hobson
Franklin County
Gordon James
Chester White Hogs
18Th Street
Armory Hall
Cols
Claude Myers
Arthur A. McFarland
Mrs. Ferguson
Kansas Motor Carriers
Dent
Kansas Motor Carriers Assn
James Lockwood
Association
Porter Spears
Tom Porter
George Spears
Annaqing
Sani Savin Sed
He Anchors Savings Ced Loan Association
D. William Overton
Kansas City, Kansas
J. Dean Nossinger
North American Building
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