Ottawa briefs highlight college, civic notices and injuries
Kansas and Ottawa items include recipients of MIT degree recommendations, Pittsburg State cheerleading tryouts, and marching band members Terry Fanning and Delores Northway. Local officials attend conventions in Seattle and Chicago. Rummage sales, a hospital discharge, a fine, and a clerical change complete the notices.
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Bard
Ottawa
Kansas State College
Terry Dean Fanning
Delores Irene Northway
Hospital Notes: admissions and births at local center
Admitted Charles J. Sternecker and Mrs Celeste Douros with addresses on Oak and Mulberry. Births recorded for ee and Mrs Donald Allis with a seven pound one ounce daughter. Discharged John Millard and transfer to Medical Center. Jack Guyett of Kansas City and Mrs Bran don with addresses Maple and Ranloul, baby boy son noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Sternecker
N. Oak
Celeste Douros
S. Mulberry
Donald Allis
John Millard
Jack Guyett
Kansas City
Fred Brandon
Maple
Robert Hubbard
Ranloul
Deaths: Funeral services for Duard Beets planned
Duard Beets died Monday. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Wilson Chapel in Paola. Burial will follow at Hillsdale Cemetery.
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Duard Beets
Wilson Chapel
Paola
Hillsdale
Topeka Attorney Named to Kansas Corporation Commission
Topeka attorney Harry Snyder Jr a former police judge was named to the Kansas Corporation Commission by Gov Fred Hall to fill the unexpired term of Dewitt Stiles who resigned July 31 for health reasons The term runs to March 20 1957 and Snyder is expected to be elected chairman after Chairman Jeff Robertson resigns effective Oct 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Harry Snyder Jr
Kansas Corporation Commission
Fred Hall
Snyder
Dewitt Stiles
Iola
Hall
Jeff Robertson
Americans Smoke More Cigarettes Rise Noted in 1955 Report
Washington reports from the Agriculture Department show Americans aged 15 and over will smoke an average of nearly 10 pounds of tobacco in cigarettes during 1955. This marks a 1.2 percent rise from 1954 but remains 4.8 percent below the 1953 peak. The department notes the main impact of cigarette health publicity occurred in 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Eisenhower praised as Europe turns to him during visit
Chancellor Murphy of the University of Kansas told a joint Lawrence and Ottawa Rotary dinner in Garfield school that Eisenhower’s popularity spans Europe after the Big Four talks. He noted improved American esteem, strong economy aided by dollars, and applause for the Eisenhower Peace proposal and the Geneva conference. The event drew about 60 Lawrence and 80 Ottawa Rotarians and included musical and visual highlights.
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Eisenhower
Europe
Franklin D. Murphy
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Ottawa
Anns
Garfield School
France
Italy
McCarthy
United States
Murphy
America
Dr. Murphy
Murphys
Paris
Normandy
Brittany
Lawrence Rotary Club
Ottawa Rotary Club
Keith Lawton
Lawrence Rotary
Edgar D. Kerr
Hazen L. Richardson
Florence Arnold
Ottawa U
Arthur
Dutch) Lonborg
K. A
Sale Dates Listing Across Kansas Hogs and Auctions
Sale dates announced for Gordon James Cheater White hogs at Fair Grounds 8:00 p.m. October 1. Special feeder call sale at Overbrook Kansas October 3. Arthur Hook sale one mile north Pomona Kansas October 11. Mrs. Ray Bivins sale ten miles northeast Ottawa Kansas October 13. Irven Horst sale Pomona Kansas October 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon James
Fair Grounds
Overbrook
Kas
Arthur Hook
Pomona
Ray Bivins
Ottawa
Irven Horst
Rural Kansas Auction Notices Spread Across Counties
Listings show multiple sales with dates and locations including Pomona Anderson County Waverly Yates Center Melvern Holstein and Olathe. Auctioneers Jack Nelson Neill George Francis Fanning and Russell George are named with sale types real estate closing out and registered sales. It portrays a weekly pattern of rural estate and livestock auctions in October.
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Neill George
Waverly
Kas
sThureday
Averly
Yates Center
Francis Fanning
Melverns
Russell George
Olathe
Homecoming At Ruhamah Church Dedication Event
Ruhamah Baptist church southeast of Ottawa plans a homecoming and dedication for its annex next Sunday after Sunday school and morning worship. Dedication at 2 p.m. features hymn singing a trumpet solo by Martha Jo Hays letters read visitors welcomed a dedication solo Bless This House. Dr. C. Clayton Brown addresses with remarks by Joe Spratt and Jim Seymour. Rev. R. B. Shoemaker leads. district missionary attends. Building and finance committees list names.
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Ruhamah Baptist Church
Ottawa
Martha Jo Hays
Francis Moon
C. Clayton Brown
Joe Spratt
Jim Seymour
R. B. Shoemaker
W. J. Welton
Damon Moon
Ralph Bloomer
Carl Bloomer
Layton McCandless
Harley Blackstone
Flo Welton
Ralph Haney
Howard Tucker
Raymond Crouch
Further Arms Cuts Unwise
Secretary of Defense Wilson, after a new survey, says further military spending cuts would be unwise this year. He told Humphrey and Hughes that savings near a billion dollars would require reducing force levels, cutting weapon and equipment contracts, or a combination of both, after reviews with service secretaries and commanders.
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Washington
Wilson
Armed Services
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Rowland Hughes
Defense Department
Humphrey Shag
Pentagon
Kinsey Sees No Sex Crime Wave
Dr. Alfred C. Kinsey said there is no proof of a sex crime wave and no evidence of a change in sex offense rates over the last 50 years. He spoke on a panel at the annual Congress of Correction in Des Moines, a session closed to reporters.
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Des Moines
Alfred C. Kinsey
Kinsey
Institute of Sex Research
Indiana University
Congress of Correction
Low Bid by Paola Firm on Cherryvale Armory Contract
Cornelius Construction Co of Paola was the apparent low bidder at 105,870 for the national guard armory in Cherryvale. The bid exceeds available funds by 5,870, leaving the project unfunded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Cornelius Construction Co
Paola
National Guard
Cherryvale
Franklin-Miami Oil Men Eye Sale of Sinclair Pipe Line
Franklin and Miami area oil interests await the purchase by Producers Pipe Line Co of the Eureka to Paola spur. Small producers protested a plan to remove the 8 inch line and switch to trucking, fearing higher costs and lost wells. The new owners, based in Iola, announced stock offers to Paola Humboldt area producers, with purchase price listed at 425000 dollars.
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Franklin
Miami Oil Men Eye Sale
Sinclair Pipe Line
Sinclair Pipe Line Company
Eureka
Paola
Miami
Anderson
Ranklin Counties
Humboldt
State Corporation Commission
Pipe Line Company
Humiboldt-Paola
Iola
Producers Pipe Line Company
Walter S. ‘Fees
Kansas
Mack C. Colt
Marvin E. Boyer
Thomas H. Bow‘lus
Fees
Boyer
Iola Group
Sinclair Company
Fred Hall
Corporation Commission
Fred Ice
Newton
Ice
Paola-Humboldt
Franklin County
Fredonia Approves Armory Bonds in Special Election
Fredonia voters approved a $55,000 bond issue as Fredonia's share of a $100,000 National Guard armory project by 482 to 227. The state will fund the remaining $45,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia
Kasi
National Guard
Morris Electric Secures Franklin County TV Franchise
The Morris Electric Co. at 120 West 3rd has been named the exclusive Sylvania television dealer for Franklin county. Joe Morris announces sales and service for the new line and offers free football guides and contest blanks for the Beat the Clock program to customers who visit the Morris store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Electric Co
West 3Rd
Sylvania
Franklin County
Joe Morris
Morris
Sylvania Company
Ed Sutton of Cullowhee Stars for Cullosee in 1954 Season
North Carolina standout halfback Ed Sutton of Cullowhee returns this season to boost Cullosee’s backfield, averaging 11.2 yards per carry in 1954. Markets at a glance notes mixed and erratic activity across stocks, bonds, cotton, and grain with hogs and cattle showing steadier trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North, Carolina
Ed Sutton
Cullowhee
N. C
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Pittsburg State College
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Eudora
Art Jensen
Bob Conaty
Mary Dean Holle
Seattle
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Miami County
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Allef County
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Greenwood County
Neva Tulless
Bob Conner
California
Bruce Spears
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V.F.W. Auxiliary
N. Main
Harry Brink
S. Cedar
Dengel
Louis H. Dengel
KCC
Moler
Moler Mae Chappell
C. A. Myers & Son
Centrepolis
Jack Nelson
Anderson County
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Tewart & Son
Harold
W. E
Stub) Taylor
Ayershires
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Fred Barkley
Tom Hobson
Printy & Son
Ben Printy
J _ Charles Printy
N. Mata
Ruhamah Church
Shipund
Limb Funeral Home
Funeral Directors
Armory
Morris Electric
New York
Congress
Chef — Dearborn
Skelgas
Skelly Oil Co
S. Main
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First National Bank OF Ottawa
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