P.T.A. Council Meets Tuesday at Education Building
Local brief notes that the P T A Council will convene at 1 30 Tuesday afternoon in the Board of Education building on West Third. A separate line mentions a trapshoot event 4 miles southwest of Williamsburg along Highway 50 at the Club Grounds on Sunday April 7, hosted by the Williamsburg Ottawa Wildlife Association. Adv. Dean Driscoll Pomona RFD 2, is in Topeka V A Hospital in room A308 Topeka 66622.
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P.T.A. Council
Board of Education
West Third
Williamsburg
Highway 50
Club Grounds
Ottawa Wildlife Association
Dean Driscoll
Pomona Rfd 2
Topeka V. A. Hospital
Topeka
Death of Charles Parks Noted by Local VFW Auxiliary
Betty Lambert president of the VFW Auxiliary 5901 notified Ottawa VFW members of the death of Charles Parks of Kansas City Missouri husband of the Second District VFW president. Parks had become well known to Ottawa VFW members in recent years through his visits here.
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Betty Lambert
V.F.W
Charles Parks
Kansas City
Ottawa V. F. W
Dance to Marvin Ross and the Country Gentlemen
Dance event at W F W Hall featuring Marvin Ross and the Country Gentlemen. Members and guests invited. advance tickets advised.
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Marvin Ross and
The
Country Gentlemen
W.F.W. Hall
Stansbury Accepts IBM Position in Kansas City Kans
Gary Dean Stansbury has accepted a position with IBM Corporation in Kansas City Kansas. He earned a bachelor in business from Kansas State Teachers College in January this year and is a 1964 Williamsburg High School graduate, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Stansbury of Pomona RFD 2.
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Gary Dean Stansbury
IBM Corporation
Kansas City
Kans
Kansas State Teachers College
Stansbury
Frank Stansbury
Pomona Rfd 2
Williamsburg High School
Chuck’s Bait Shop Prizes For April Fishing Winners
Chuck’s Bait Shop offers prizes for April catches with Zebco 404 Red and Reel for the biggest Walleye and Crappie. A Zebco 808 prize goes to the season’s biggest catch. Advertisement.
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Chucks Bait Shop
GOP Help May Fold King Bill Faces House Vote
The civil rights bill gains key Republican support but concerns over potential Negro-violence backlash threaten its path. Senate-passed measure with strong open housing stands about eight votes short of House approval. After King's assassination, roughly 50 uncommitted House members may oppose the bill, while 20 Republicans back swift passage in memory of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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Washington
Martin Luther King
King
House
GOP
Senate
Martin Luther King Jr
Ottawa Herald Apr 6 1968 Page Six Briefs
Local page captures brief items from Ottawa Herald covering community happenings with concise notes on events, schedules, and notices syndicated on page six for readers seeking quick updates.
Religious Attitudes Shift In Presidential Race
A banner shift in U S religious attitudes surfaces as two Roman Catholics emerge at the forefront of the Democratic nomination. Clergy cite reduced obstacles for Catholic candidates, aided by lessons from Kennedy and the Second Vatican Council, while Republicans label a more tolerant era in politics.
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New York
Yast
Bobby Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
C. Emmanuel Carlson
Washington, D.C
Baptist Joint Committee On Public Affairs
John F. Kenenedy
Sharp Ques
George W. Casey
Lexington
Mass
Jfk
John XXII
Msgr
Casey
St. Louis Review
Carlson
Richard M. Nixon
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Michigan
Aroma and Flavor Tester Job Seen At ASTM
In Philadelphia the American Society for Testing and Materials outlines a three year training plan for a panel of alcohol taste testers. The program aims to reach maximum effectiveness while stressing that testers must remain sober and not let the job interfere with regular duties.
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Philadelphia
American Society For Testing and Materials of
ASTM
Dial telephone arrives for Lund and Preston towns
In Lund and nearby Preston Nevada the 300 residents began using a new dial telephone on Friday after years with hand crank telephones and a single switchboard operator. The switch to automated dialing marks a modernization for the dairy and farming communities.
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Lund
Nev
Preston
Funeral services for Mrs Myrtle M Ward held at Towner Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Myrtle May Ward died April 2 were held Friday at the Towner Chapel with Rev Willard Braker officiating. Pallbearers listed and music by Mrs Ervin Happy with Mrs J M Kilgore. burial at Howard Cemetery near Rantoul. Also listed are two obituaries for Mrs Eva M Stottlemire and stock market brief, local admissions, births, and Kansas cattle bids.
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Myrtle M
Ward
Myrtle May Ward
Towner Chapel
Willard Braker
Max Foushee
Dale Johnson
Virgil Finch
Hareley Finch
Lawrence Eneichen
Jess Stewart
Ervin Happy
J. M. Kilgore
Howard Cemetery
Rane
Eva M. Stottlemire
Ruhamah Baptist Church
Ruhamah Cemetery
Wayne Angell Named Dole 3rd District Cochairman
Wayne Angell a professor at Ottawa University and former state representative was named 3rd Congressional District cochairman for Republican Sen. candidate Robert Dole. He will co chair with Jan Meyers of Overland Park. J R Cheney of Ottawa was named county chairman for Lt. Gov. John Crutcher. George Classen of Garnett was named Anderson County chairman.
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Wayne Angell
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Robert Dole
U. S. Senate
Angell
Jan Meyers
Overland Park
J.R. Cheney
John Crutcher
GOP
Kansas
George Classen
Garnett
Anderson County
City dog catcher guards with Prince the German shepherd
Kenneth Pauley, Charleston's city dog catcher for 11 years, cannot carry a gun but is protected by Prince, a German shepherd who assists during dog catching.
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Charleston
W.va
Kenneth Pauley
Pauley
Prince
Johnson to Seek Unity and Civil Rights Action in Address
President Johnson expected to urge national unity and fast action on civil rights housing and social programs in a joint session address. The speech may back Senate civil rights bill open housing provisions and a housing package with riot insurance for slum areas, plus calls for a tax increase.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Senate
House
Martin Luther King
Wright Patman
Dtex
House Banking Committee
Weather Summary From Various US Cities
Weather Elsewhere Pilnd Me clear 62 28 Pilnd Ore rain 54 36 Rapid City cloudy 65 38 Richmond cloudy 71 45 St Louis clear 40 26 Salt Sk City snow 50 32 San Diego cloudy 67 58 San Fran Clear 57 Seattle rain 55 43 Tampa cloudy 81 70 Washington cloudy 67 37 Winnipeg cloudy 42 29 o (M- Missing) (T- Trace).
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Hearing on final settlement in Robe estate Kansas Ottawa
In Probate Court Franklin County Kansas a petition by Madge N Robe and Rowena R Selby co executrices of Gilbert C Robe deceased seeks final settlement approval of acts proceedings and accounts and attorney fees The court will hear defenses by April 29 1968 at 10 00 a m in Ottawa Kansas If not timely defended a judgment will be entered Moore Chevrolet Olds Inc a Kansas corporation appears in County Court of Franklin County Kansas as cited and involved in a separate notice First Published March 30 1968 Last Published April 6 1968
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State of
Kansas
Madge N. Robe
Rowena R. Selby
Gilbert C Robe
Gilbert C. Robe
Ottawa
Sale of Automobiles in Ottawa Kansas
Notice is given that automotives owned by Clyde Collins Fred Priestley Richard Priestley and Leroy Campbell will be sold at public auction on April 8 1968 at 10:00 a.m. at Moore Chevrolet Olds 420 South Main Street Ottawa Kansas to satisfy judgments against the defendants in favor of the plaintiff Richard O Skoog attorney for plaintiff. Three vehicles listed: a 1959 Chevrolet with VIN D595101084 a 1955 Chevrolet VIN L55K051834 and a 1959 Chevrolet VIN F59K131155.
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Moore Chevrolete Olds
South Main Street
Ottawa
Kansas
Chevrolet Automobile
Richard O. Skoog
Classified Ad Rates And Deadlines For Local Listings
Classified ads detail per word rates and deadlines including local and national listings. It lists 10 percent local by word charges, 5 p.m. deadline, 9:30 a.m. day-of publication acceptance, minimums and line rates, card of thanks, blind ads extra, and special contract discounts for out of trade territory. It also notes lodge notices with emblem pricing and two insertion terms.
Cement Mason Apprenticeship Training Program Advertised
Applications are being taken for a six week Topeka training program for cement mason apprentices. Qualifications include ages 18 to 25 with military service credit, high school graduate or GED, physical fitness, and passing an aptitude test. Students paid during school, then placed with a local employer for a three year apprenticeship. Apply at Kansas Builders' Chapter AGC Topeka. Equal Opportunity Employer.
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Kansas State Employment Office
Topeka
Kansas Builders
Associated General Contractors OF America
van Buren
ARMCO
White Lakes
Kansas
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Jerry Turner
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Enon
Dole
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Franklin County
Said
Gleason and
Pinet Att
Moore Chevrolet Olds., Inc
Corporation of Kansas
Clyde Collins
Fred Priestley
Richard Priestley
Leroy Campbell
Memorial Gardens
Ben and
Diane Lewis
Aldens
Marie
Jacobson Hardeware
Osawatomie
Highway Oil Co
Logan
Quenemo
Cone Tact C.J. Klinzman
Cement Mason
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