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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1957

Page

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Franklin County De Molay elects master counselor and notes

Franklin County Chapter of De Molay elected Mike Jefferis master counselor last evening with Larry Wright as senior counselor and Lauren Ward as junior counselor. Twenty-five members attended. advisors included Julius Raffelock and Dr. W. C Harding. A police citation for illegal mufflers was issued to Jerry B Patterson with a court date set for Oct. 5. Rummage sale announced for Memorial Auditorium on Sept. 28. Local notices include chiropractic meeting in Nebraska City and local vendors advertising hearing aids and related services.

Franklin County de Molay Mike Jefferis Oliner Larry Wright Lauren Ward Jerry B. Patterson

Air Force Cuts Reserve Units in Streamlining Plan

Washington reports the Air Force will disband several small and less active Air National Guard and Air Reserve units as part of economy moves. About 3,988 personnel will transfer to other units. 12 wings and 13 squadrons to be eliminated within 90 days across multiple states. Civilian jobs drop by 3877.

Washington AirForce Air National Guard Air Reserve Delaware Connecticut Florida Illinois Indiana Minnesota Michigan New York Oregon Ohio Tennessee Texas Virginia Shreveport Bradley Field Conn

Leonard Eddy obituary and funeral details at Osawatomie

Leonard Eddy 78 retired operator at Eddy Funeral Home Osawatomie died Wednesday night at home from apparent heart attack. He founded the funeral home in 1917, retired two years ago, and son William W. became operator. Survived by daughter Mrs Ralph Waggoner and three grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at First Baptist Church Osawatomie Cemetery burial.

Leonard Eddy Eddy Funeral Home Osawatomie William W Methodist Church Ralph Waggoner First Baptist S. Main Osawatomie Cemetery

Hospital Notes and Local Appointments in Topeka and Ottawa

Hospital notes record Miss Genevieve Gillette leading Ottawa Teachers Association to a zone meeting in Topeka. Admitted are Mrs. Anna Mack, Frank Draper, Mrs. G Z Price, and Mrs. Gordon Hughes. Births note a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cradduck. Dismissals include Harry Buckels and Carol Lynn Skilling Rid 2. An adult education class on writing for pay starts Sept. 20 in Lawrence taught by Miss Lucille Kohler.

Genevieve Gillette Ottawa Teachers Association Eunice Larkin Beulah Thompson Topeka Anna Mack Poplar Frank Draper G. Z. Price Gordon Hughes Wellsville Curtis Cradduck N. Cherry Harry Lawrence Lucille Kohler

State Farm Groups To Meet At Clay Center

Kansas farm organizations split over farm programs are invited to a meeting in Clay Center on October 3 with former Governor Alf Landon as the main speaker. Martin Byrne of the Kansas Farmers Union says civic groups issued the invitations and hopes the gathering will ease feuding by sharing a meal.

Topeka Kansas Clay Center Alf Landon Landon Martin Byrne Kansas Farmers Union Byrne

Funeral Sunday For Dentist At Paola

Paola funeral services will be held at the Presbyterian Church for Dr Dwight M Numbers 77 a Paola dentist who died Wednesday night Three drivers were cited for speeding 37 miles an hour in a 20 mile zone on Main Street. In Police Court this morning Max G Burns 19 El Toro Santa Anna Calif forfeited a 27 bond and Ernest R Reed 26 1104 N Cedar and Rex D Crane 34 1110 Hickory entered pleas of guilty and were fined 27 each by Judge Milo Harris.

Paola Presbyterian Church Dwight M. Numbers Dr. Numbers Knights Templar Kansas Priest Royal Arch Masons Max G. Burns el Toro Santa Anna Calif Ernest R. Reed N. Cedar Rex D. Crane Hickory Builty Milo Harris

Some See Elephants He Sees Turtles

Police officers Richard Jacobsen and Raphd Whitaker aid an intoxicated man in a Salt Lake City field. He says Turtles are after him before slipping into stupor. They place him in a patrol car and drive off, pausing to let a turtle cross the road.

Salt Lake City Richard Jacobsen Raphd Whitaker Iman

Unloaded Rifle Kills Again In Atchison

Atchison Kansas police chief son, 13, says he was handling his father’s unloaded rifle when it discharged killing 18 year old Josephine Gilliland as she walked home from school. Coroner rules accidental shooting. family of Gilliland and Wood cited.

Atchison, Kan Atchison Josephine Gilliland Harold Dyer Michael L. Wood Michael A Guss) Wood Cas Kurtz Robert Duncan Wood Charles Shirley Charles Gilliland

Judge Blocks Union Election Amid Contested Teamsters Vote

U S District Judge F Dickinson Leits blocked next week's Teamsters union officers election after New York members filed for a temporary injunction. Petitioners allege improper delegate selection and a stacked convention to oust James R Hoffa as president amid broader Senate scrutiny of Teamsters finances and alleged misconduct.

Washington U. S F. Dickinson Leits International Teamsters Union New York James R. Hoffa Hoffa Midwest Teamsters Dave Beck Senate

Billy Graham Sees Morality Breakdown in Talks

Billy Graham told about 5500 people at Stony Brook New York that morality had broken down in every area of life. He pointed to the Little Rock situation and the arms race as examples while the outdoor crowd braved a cool LI night with many in coats and blankets.

Stony Brook N. Y Billy Graham Little Hook Ark United States Russia Long Island Graham

Central Kansans In Industrial Bid

Representatives from 23 cities in 10 south central Kansas counties met in Wichita to push regional industrial expansion. The Wichita Chamber of Commerce industrial committee led the gathering and adopted objectives stressing joint action, shared promotional funds, and that economic development crosses city lines as the region promotes its agricultural and natural resources.

Wichita Kansas Industrial Committee Wichita Chamber of Commerce United Effort

University of Kansas Grant Renewal Supported to Study Children

Lawrence Kansas officials announce renewal of a $33,500 grant to University of Kansas psychologists to continue the city town project studying everyday behavior of normal children in Lawrence Oskaloosa McLouth and Overbrook. Dr Herbert F Wright directs the work using interviews with children parents teachers and group leaders and observations in schools churches and other local areas.

Lawrence U. S University of Kansas Herbert F. Wright K. U Oskaloogla McLouth Overbrook Wright Tin

Marriage Licenses Listed for Ottawa Couples

Ervin Herschel Jr aged 18 of Richland and Juanita Caftey aged 15 of Ottawa are listed for marriage. Frankie C Yakle aged 24 of Ottawa and Jorma Jean Bleichter aged 16 of Ottawa are also noted.

Ervin Herschel Jr Richland Juanita Caftey Ottawa Frankie C. Yakle Jorma Jean Bleichter

Eagles Sponsor Music Jamboree At Municipal Auditorium

Ottawa Eagles sponsor a country music jamboree featuring Ozark Jubilee members from Springfield Missouri at the Municipal Auditorium today. A 4 30 afternoon matinee for children and adults at 97 cents. Main show at 8 pm. Proceeds go to Eagle charity fund to aid needy children with books shoes Christmas baskets and toy repair for distribution.

Ottawa Eagles Springfield Municipal Auditorium Eagle Charity Fund Lodge

Methodist Students To Meet At Lawrence

The sixth quadrennial National Methodist Student Conference will meet at the University of Kansas from December 27 to January 1. About 3,000 students and counselors are expected, with principal speakers Norman Cousins, Bishop Fred Corson, and R. Phillipe Maury.

Local Driver Fined After Wreck in Police Court

Alma Heinlein, 41, was fined $10 in Police Court for failing to yield on the right of way, causing a collision at Cedar and Logan. Leta C. Bey was cited as a passenger in the other vehicle and pled guilty, with Judge Milo Harris imposing the fine.

Herbert H. Jansen Willow Milo Harris Jansen Rene Beauty Shop Alma Heinlein Chermoans Cedar Logan Leta C. Bey

Driver Cited For 90 Mile Speed On East 15th

Richard Gene Maxwell, 20, of rural route 3, was cited by Highway Patrolman Roland Johnson for speeding 90 mph on East 15th at night. The officer pursued him Wednesday night but stopped when Maxwell’s dust cloud created hazards. Maxwell must appear in County Court on October 1.

Richard Gene Maxwell Roland Johnson The Highway Patrol Johnson Maxwell

Traffic Toll Topeka State Accident Records 1957

State accident records show Topeka traffic fatalities in the last 24 hours and year to date 1957 totaling 393, compared with 484 for the same period in 1956.

Topeka Kansas

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