Easter Cantata at First Methodist Church Sunday
Easter music will fill the First Methodist Church morning service on Sunday April 3 at 1050. The Chancel choir with Upper Room and Wesley Youth choirs performs Glorious Resurrection directed by Dean Zook with narrations by Rev Charles P Knight and organist Mrs J R Henning.
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First Methodist Church
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Dean Zook
Charles P. Knight
J. R. Henning
Willis Bennett
Kenneth Davis
Dave Bemmels
Ottawa University graduate Hoisington educator dies
An Ottawa University graduate and longtime Hoisington schools official died in a Hoisington hospital Sunday. He attended O U for four years and graduated in 1915. He served Hoisington schools 43 years including many years as superintendent, retiring last May. He received the Kansas master teachers award in 1956. He is survived by his wife and a son, Robert, of Wichita.
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A. V. Schutt
Independence
Kas
St. Joseph Hospital
Wichita
Nora
Robert
Army
Louisiana
Harold Good
Wellsville
Ottawa University
Hoisington Schools
Hoisington Hospital
O. U
Kansas
Obituary: Emma Lloyd 1868 91 in Parsons died at home
Mrs Emma Luella Lloyd aged 91 formerly of Ottawa died today at 8 20 am at her sister Mrs Berda Embry s home in Parsons where she had lived two years Born May 14 1868 in Williamsport Indiana she married Elmer E Lloyd in Ottawa Oct 18 1894 he died Oct 21 1929 A Trinity Methodist Church member survivors include two brothers W W Gray Tulsa and C J Gray San Jose Calf Services Monday at 9 am Blossom Funeral Home Parsons with graveside at Highland Cemetery Ottawa 11 45 am
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Ottawa
Berda Embry
Parsons
Williamsport
Ind
Elmer E. Lloyd
Trinity Methodist Church
W. W. Gray
Tulsa
C. J. Gray
San Jose
Calif
Blossom Funeral
Highland Cemetery
Ada L. Smith 70 Ottawa Resident Dead at Home
Ada L. Smith 70 longtime Ottawa resident died yesterday at her home 903 East Street She came from Oklahoma in 1923 Born December 13 1689 at Chelsea Oklahoma daughter of Millard and Sallie Hicks Married May 20 1932 to Lewis D Smith member of Bethany Chapel Baptist Church stewardess board Ada Chapter 8 C E S Surviving husband one step daughter five grandchildren two brothers Emmett Hicks Topeka Harold Hicks Kansas City Funeral services held at Newcomers Chapel Kansas City March 26 for Mrs Fred Forgey former Ottawa resident Burial Memorial Park Cemetery
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Ada L. Smith
Ottawa
Oklahoma
Chelesea
Okla
Millard
Sallie E. Hicks
Lewis D. Smith
Bethany Chapel Baptist Church
C.E.S
Pearl Edwards
Emmett Hicks
Topeka
Harold Hicks
Kansas City
Newcomers Chapel
Fred Forgey
Memorial Park Cemetery
Forgey
Research Hospital
Raymond Hahn
Leith Bodley
Hospital Notes and Admitted Dismissals List
Admissions include Mrs Judson Lee of 433 S Hickory and Dr Josephyne Davis of 118 Park on Thursday. Dismissals list Mrs Floyd Parkhurst of 713 N Imain Rev Robert H Powner of 1304 S Poplar and Mrs Judson Lee move to Cedar House convalescent home. Also noted are Mrs James Young and baby son 946 Ash Mrs Mabel Stiles 917 N Hickory Mrs Paul Smith and baby son Quenemo Mrs Augustine Aguirre 926 N Locust and Mrs Juanita Adkins and baby son 822 Walnut today.
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Floyd Parkhurst
N. Imain
Robert H. Powner
S. Poplar
Judson Lee
S. Hickory
Cedar House Convalescent Home
James Young
Ash
Mabel Stiles
Hickory
Paul Smith
Quenemo
Augustus Aguirre
N. Locust
Juanita Adkins
Walnut
Funeral services for Mrs Eu nice Eames Wellsville
Funeral services for Mrs Eu nice Eames of Wellsville were held at Coughlin's Chapel at 2 30 p m Thursday with High Priest Gerald Hawley of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints of Olathe officiating. Mr and Mrs Henry Williston and sons Ralph and Roland of Pimoona sang The Old Rugged Cross and What Food Have You Gathered for the Master, with Mrs Ella Maroff of Wellsville at the piano. Burial is planned for Saturday afternoon, Elder Glenn Limb in charge of the graveside service. Interment will be in Dunlap Cemetery near Mutual Oklahoma.
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Wellsville
Coughlin
Gerald ‘Hawley
The
Reorganized Church ‘of Jesus Christ of Latter Day ‘Saints
Olathe
Henry Williston
Ralph
Roland
Poimona
Old Rugged Cross
Ella Mar
Glenn Limb
Dunlap Cemetery
Mutual
Okla
Services for Harry Peterson at Towner's Chapel
Services for Harry Homer Peterson who died yesterday will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at Towner's Chapel. Burial will be in Geneva Cemetery, Colony.
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Harry Homer Peterson
Towner’s ‘Chapel
Geneva Cemetery
Colony
France reports second nuclear test in Sahara
Paris says France detonated its second nuclear blast at Reggane in the western Sahara just before dawn, as Khrushchev dines with De Gaulle at Rambouillet. The test underscores France's status as an equal in world councils, while no political accord is expected during Khrushchev’s visit.
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France
Nikita Khrushchev
Western Sahara
Charles de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Moscow
de Gaulle
West Germany
Soviet Union
Rambouillet
Reggane
Oran
Cuba Signs Pact With Red Poland
Havana reports Fidel Castro's government and Poland signed a trade pact to exchange Cuban sugar and other products for Polish manufactures including airplanes and helicopters. Poland will provide technical and scientific assistance and credit for industrial equipment as part of a program to diversify the Cuban economy.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Poland
Foreign Ministry
Cuba
Wellsville Students to Exhibit Livestock at 31st Little American Royal
About 125 Kansas State University students will show college owned livestock at the 31st Little American Royal on April 2 on the K State campus in the Animal Industries building. Eugene Wingert and Terry Silvius are among those listed to show Hampshire hog and Holstein cow respectively, with eight weeks of grooming before judging. The article also notes local visits, school events, and district music activities involving Wellsville residents.
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Terry SilVius Aare
Kansas State University
Kstate
Animal Industries
Eugene
Harold Wingert
Hampshire
Terry
John Silvius
Kansas City Livestock Prices report
AP notes at Kansas City market calves good to choice 25.50 to 26.50, cows steady, utility cows up to 16.00. Hogs 3,500 head mostly 50 lower, some 75 off, sows down 28, 1-3 190-250 lb barrows and gilts 15.75-16.25. Sheep 500 head with two loads choice shorn lambs at 21.00, other classes too few to test trend.
Rocky Suffers A Setback By Own Legislature
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller faced major defeats as New York’s Republican-led Legislature ended the 1960 session. It rejected his curbs on private housing racial bias and a weakened nuclear fallout shelter plan, while approving most other bills and boosting the new budget by about 50 million dollars to reach 2.08 billion for 1960-61.
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N. Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Tours
Richard M. Nixon
Census Taker Visits Ike
Washington AP President Eisenhower meets the census taker for the first time and reports he has a bathtub hot and cold water and doesn't pay rent. Two enumerators call at the White House assessing the Eisenhowers and Rose Woods. They note Truman was counted by a regular enumerator in 1950. The visit lasts about five minutes.
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Robert H.burgess
Harry S. Truman
County Board of Equalization Meeting Notice Kansas 1960
First published April 1 1960 last published April 15 1960 Franklin County Kansas to hold meeting May 2 1960 at Court House to equalize property valuations and correct assessment errors. Legal notices include primary election details with many offices up for nomination on August 2 1960 and lists numerous district positions and precinct posts.
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Board of County Commissioners
Franklin
Kansas
County Commissioners
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Topeka
Franklin County
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Justice of the Peace
Thanks to neighbors saves home from fire
MOST SINCERELY we wish to thank Chief Harry Gilliland, Willis Gililand, Sheriff Max Gilmore, Joe Ferns and neighbors who worked so hard and wisely saving us from complete loss in our house fire Signed: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lawson. Plus personals and notices from Ottawa Herald classified: Alcoholics Anonymous, Daisy Baird Elwell, Lavina Babbitt Redinger, and help wanted for sales girl at F. W. Woolworth Co.
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Harry Gilliland
Willis Gililland
Max Gilmore
Joe Ferns
Joe Lawson
Alcoholics Anonymous
Ottawa
Kansas
Daisy Baird Elwell
Gardner
Lavina Babbitt Redinger
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