Junior Promenaders Postponed to April 20
Local brief notes the Junior Promenaders meeting has moved to April 20 due to the county 4 H square dance at Lincoln School. Other items include hospital tests for Mrs. Hendry of Baldwin, standout rifle team results from Kansas State University, a KU media liaison appointment, a porch sale at 825 So Main, and a Franklin County Republican Club meeting.
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Lincoln School
Linda Loyd
Allen Loyd Jr
Willow
Ambassador Club
Franklin County Women’s Republican Club
Anchor Savings Association
S. Hickory
Piano tuning call through April at special prices
Eldons Styling Salon advertises piano tuning by Peggy Butler with a Spring permanent special through April 9. Regular price 12.50 reduced to 10.00 and 7.50 items to 10.00. CH 23395.
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Peggy
Eldons Styling Salon
Kansas districts pledge to fight state aid deduction
Junction City Kansas AP reports affected school districts have pledged 3500 to support a federal lawsuit challenging a state deduction of about 1750000 annually from federal impact funds. Ninety four districts share in the government aid for school systems.
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Junction City
Kan
Kansas
The Play And The Pantomime at Ottawa High School
Ottawa High School presents The Play and The Pantomime in the Cyclone Room tonight and Saturday at 8 pm with audience on three sides. Admission is 50 cents or an activity ticket. The program features a troupe of pantomimes and a three-act format lighter than last year, plus student performers and a state music festival set for tomorrow at the University of Kansas with soloists Ronnie Matthews, Craig French, Jackie Weber, Louise Wall, Stephanie Gillette, Betty Spencer, Brad Reynolds and groups including a trumpet trio and string trio.
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Ottawa High School
University of Kansas
Ronnie Matthews
Craig French
Jackie Weber
Louise Wall
Stephanie Gillette
Betty Spencer
Brad Reynolds
Ted Hoppe
Martha Coffman
Louise Dale
Patsy Perez
Debbie Lee
Gary Leitaker
David Anderson
Doug Smith
Greg Matthews
Carl Spenser
Daily Report Ottawa Menu and Notices
Cottage cheese with pineapple ring buttered peas orange juice cinnamon raisin bread and milk for Monday. Tuesday features Tacos with lettuce and cheese Mexicarn dill pickles crackers plums cookies and milk. Wednesday offers Chopped beef sandwiches green beans cauliflower with cheese sauce peach half and milk. Thursday lists Turkey salad buttered carrots oven fried potatoes whole wheat rolls and butter and milk. Friday no school. Admissions include Duayne Madl Joan Price Ethyle Welton Daniel Johnson Kathy Kasper Mark Mignot James Brady. Dismissals names listed. Patricia L Bones services at 2 30 p m Saturday Towner Chapel. Margaret McKinley services noted. Emergency Judy Smith injured right hand Thursday.
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Ottawa
Duayne Madl
Baldwin Rfd
Joan Price
S. Cherry
Ethyle Welton
S. Hickory
Daniel Johnson
Pomona
Henry Duerkson
Rantoul Rfd
Ray Donart
Princeton
Kathy Kasper
W. 15Th
Mark Mignot
Wellsville
James Brady
S. Main
James McClung
Judy Smith
Averill Opposed by Don Yockey in Third District Race
Don Yockey, a Franklin County resident and Missouri Pacific Railroad signals superintendent, filed for county commissioner from the Third District as the second candidate. He emphasizes fire protection for rural areas and immediate attention to county problems. He lives near Ottawa and farms additional acreage in the county and in Osage County.
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Don A. Yockey
RFD 2
Yockey
Don Averill
Franklin County
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Ottawa
Davis and
Wilson
Osage County
County court records and civil suits summary
A court docket lists John R. Folk of Iola pleading guilty to speeding 94 in a 75 mph zone, fined $30. Thomas and Mary Lyman of 610 N. Cherry are sued for $306 to Century Finance Company over an October 1961 promissory note. A separate suit seeks $30,125 in damages by Jane Hillyer against George L. O'Brien for a July 18, 1967 collision on I-68 west of Pomona causing $125 car damage and medical bills estimated at $30,000.
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John R. Folk
Iola
Thomas K. Lyman
Mary Lyman
N. Cherry
Century Finance Company
Olathe
Jane Hillyer
George L. O’brien
Hillyer
O’brien
I-68
Pomona
KC Markets Kansas City Dairy and Livestock Prices
AP report from Kansas City shows wholesale eggs steady with large at 80 per cent A 26, intermediates 22 to 26, butter unchanged. cattle scarce for price test. hogs 4,000 with barrows and gilts mostly 50 lower and varied 1 2 200 to 305 pounds. sows steady to 17 75. sheep lambs 29 50 to 30 00 with choice and prime grades.
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Kansas City
Car Crash Minor Damage Reported in Williamsburg Collision
A Thursday afternoon accident caused minor damage as two cars collided. Drivers Opene E. Silvey, 43, of 719 Funston, and Karen K. Shaffer, 26, of Williamsburg, were involved. No injuries reported.
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Opene E. Silvey
Funston
Karen K. Shaffer
Williamsburg
F111 Radar Blamed in Two Southeast Asia Crashes
Sources say an Air Force F111A crash over Southeast Asia stemmed from a failure of its radar guided terrain hugging system. The second crash three days later is also blamed on the radar while an Air Force team investigates. The aircraft units were involved in Laos and North Vietnam missions.
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Washington
Air Force
Southeast Asia
Pentagon
Laos
North
Vietnam
Classified Ad Rates And Deadlines For Local Listings
Local newspaper classified section outlines per word rates for want ads, with 6 cent rate for one insertion and higher costs for multiple insertions. Minimums include 60 cents for card of thanks and 50 cents extra for blind ads. deadlines set for 5 p.m. before publication and 9:30 a.m. on day of publication.
Likely Candidates Sought At Kansas Builders Chapter
The Kansas Builders Chapter of the Associated General Contractors of America invites likely candidates to apply at 3420 Van Buren Armco Building White Lakes Topeka Kansas. For questions call 913 266 4015 or 913 234 2985 Monday through Friday 8 AM to 6 PM. Equal opportunity employer.
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Associated General Contractors OF America
van Buren
ARMCO
White Lakes
Topeka
Kansas
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