Five Otoe PTA units set joint installation night
The five PTA units in Ote tawa will hold a joint installation at 7 30 p m Monday April 11 at Lincoln School. A program will follow. Christian Science radio program Easter and the Space Age on KOFO Saturday April 9 at 10 a m. Maple Nut Fudge 5c at Snyder Pharmacy. Chicken Noodle Supper April 12 5 30 7 30. Peoria EUB Church ad Ellis Piano Tuning CH 24431 Teenagers Dance Fun night auditorium 8 to 12 featuring The Lost Souls ad
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Otetawa
Lincoln School
KOFO
Williamsburg High School Earns I Ratings at Emporia Music Festival
Williams burg High School earned two I ratings one TI and six II ratings at a music festival in Emporia last weekend. The Girls En semble and Girls Glee Club received top ratings. Lois Stinson's piano solo earned II. The mixed chorus band saxophone quartet clarinet quartet and vocal solos by Sandi Smith and Joyce Stinson also earned I ratings.
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Williamsburg High School
Emporia
Girls’ Glee Club
Lois Stinson
Sandi Smith
Joyce Stinson
Husband Of Ottawa Girl Picked By LBJ
A 26 year old San Jose financial analyst Samuel H. Howard husband of Karen Wilson of Ottawa was named by President Johnson as a White House Fellow among 18 outstanding Americans. He will start Sept 1 as a White House special assistant to a cabinet officer to gain government experience. Howard was valedictorian at his high school and made the Oklahoma State University honor roll seven times. He earned a master's in economics at Stanford. Mrs. Howard is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Chris Wilson of 936 King and a 1960 Ottawa High School graduate who later graduated from Emporia State in 1964.
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San Jose
General Elecetric
Samuel H. Howard
Karen Wilson
Ote
Tawa
Johnson
White House
Howard
Oklahoma State University
Stanford University
Chris Wilson
King
Ottawa High School
Emporia State
Pomona PTA Opens Meeting with Flag Salute and Programs
Laura Jean Baker reports Pomona area PTA meeting on April 4. Minutes read and approved. Fourth grade room banner displayed. New officers for 1966 67 elected. Musical program featured Mrs. Louise Welborn’s pupils with trumpet solo David Parks and ensembles including saxophone quartet and trumpet trio.
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Laura Jean Baker
Pomona Pta
Delphia Conder
Louise Welborn
David Parks
Kathy Paris
Gwenda Goracke
Marilyn Baker
Kathy Parks
Jeanne Langley
Danny Stoneking
Lyle Humephrey
Carl Reed
Clare Met
Carol Reed
Athy Parks
Jolyn Frieden
Downey Divorce Restores Horpe Maiden Name
Douglas A. Downey and Judy Downey were granted a divorce on Wednesday. Judy Downey, 18, had her maiden name Horpe restored. Local records list Wells ville as the residence.
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Douglas A. Downey
Wellsville
Judy Downey
Horpe
Color Today Front Page Photo of Kocher Child in Ottawa
Bonita Sue Kocher, two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kocher of 1046 South Sycamore, is featured in today’s front page color picture. The Kocher family recently moved to Ottawa where Mr Kocher works for the Farmers Home Administration. The stained glass window pictured is on the west side of First Methodist Church, Ottawa.
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Bonita Sue
Kenneth Kocher
Sycamore
Kocher
Ottawa
Farmers Home Administration
First Methodist Church
Building Permits Listed for March and April Dates
A compilation of building permit actions includes Clifford Baxter on March 28 to place a mobile home at 1532 E Cedar for Bugg. Leo Ferguson March 29 to set a trailer at 843 E Wilson for 3,000. Walter Buter March 30 to alter a commercial building at 22 S Main for 500. Wv I Crofts March 30 to erect a carport at 513 S Cedar for 250. R W Warner March 31 to set two trailers at Royal Manor Court 1641 S Main. Chism Construction Co April 1 to repair a garage at 631 N Main for 1,000 owned by Freida Wilson. Dr S W Lyman April 1 to construct a patio at 1003 S Mulberry. W W C Goodman April 1 to erect a bay window at 309 Ash for 500. John Donahue April 2 to set a trailer at Ottawa Trailer Court 1121 N Main. Roy Beckner April 4 to alter a garage at 1003 S Hickory owned by G M Sands for 350. Larry Ott April 4 to alter a single family residence at 1506 Apple Lane for 400. A C Johnson April 4 to alter a bath at a home owned by Cecil Beaty for 1,000. Homer Teter April 4 to alter a single family residence at 804 N Sycamore owned by T A Cartwright for 600. Gayle Page April 4 to alter a garage into living quarters at 636 S Locust for 400. Jerry Runnells April 4 to erect a garage at 1108 S Main for 900.
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Clifford Baxter
E. Cedar
Jerry Bugg
Leo Ferguson
E. Wilson
Walter Buter
S. Main
Wv. I. Crofts
S. Cedar
R. W. Warner
Royal Manor Court
Chism Construction Co
N. Main
Freida Wilson
S. W. Lyman
Mulberry
C. Goodman
Ash
John Donahue
Ottawa
N, Main
Roy Beckner
S. Hickory
G. M. Sands
Larry Ott
Apple Lane
A. C. Johnson
Cecil Beaty
Homer Teter
N. Sycamore
T. A. Cartwright
Gayle Page
S. Locust
Jerry Runnells
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Record
Hospital notes list admissions for Roberta Ann and Betty Mae Mitchell at 811 Pecan Andrew Grove 429 S Willow on Thursday Phyllis Morgan 1641 S Main Alan Crane 1110 S Hickory on Friday dismissals include Thelma Hert 310 S Sycamore Thursday Carrie Davis 916 N Poplar Lorna Lickteig Richmond Elmer Caylor Osawate Omie Brenda Branstrator Kansas City Mrs Fred Yocham and son 110 S Locust Friday birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Harold Bishop 839 Walton weight 9 lbs 2 ozs on Thursday
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Roberta Ann
Betty Mae Mitchell
Andrew Grove
Willow
Phyllis Morgan
Alan Crane
Hickory
Thelma Hert
Sycamore
Carrie Davis
N. Poplar
Lorna Lickteig
Richemond
Elmer Caylor
Osawate Omie
Brenda Branstrator
Kanesas City
Fred Yocham
Harold Bishop
Walton
Police News Cited For Excessive Exhaust Noise
MAX E RENEAU JR aged 16 of 1641 S Main cited at Seventeenth and Main for operating a motor vehicle producing excessive exhaust noise.
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Max E, Reneau JR
S. Main
Main
Funerals for Ruth L Bildstone and J Edward Nelson
Death notices list Ruth L Bildstone died April 5 with services April 7 at Towner Chapel led by Rev Charles P Knight. Pallbearers named and burial at Hope Cemetery. Also J Edward Nelson obituary states death date April and funeral at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev Leopold L Hoppe officiating. Burial at Highland Cemetery with Ottawa Lodge members conducting graveside rites.
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Ruth L. Bildstone
Towner Chapel
Charles P. Knight
Jim Hill
Pat Sievers
John Erickson
Harvey Reeder
Lawrence Kramer
Frank Swearingen
Verne Garrett
Don Lunger
J. M. Kilgore
Hope Cemetery
Bennett Creamery
Funeral services for J Ede ward Nelson held at Lamb Funeral Home
Funeral services for J Ede ward Nelson will be held at the Lamb Funeral Home Saturday at 11 00 a m with Rev Leopold H Hoppe officiating Burial will be in Highland Cemetery where graveside services will be conducted by Ottawa Lodge No 18 AF AM Estell Northway WM and W Phil McCracken PM will officiate
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J. Edward Nelson
Lamb Funeral Home
Leopold L. Hoppe
Highland Cemetery
Ottawa Lodge No. 18
A.F
M. Estel
Northway
Phil McCracken
Nelson
J. Edeward Nelson
Leopold H. Hoppe
Af&am
Estell
W. Phil McCracken
Wellsville Bay Receives Probation for McCray Case
Paul Ronald McCray age 20 of Wellsville was granted three years probation in District Court on grand larceny and burglary charges tied to a string of area break ins during 1965. Earlier he had temporary probation on those charges. Charles Harkins, 20 of Pomona, was paroled for one year from a 30 day jail term after pleading guilty to petty larceny for stealing two radiators from Cotton Burgeon’s residence on January 24.
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Paul Ronald McCray
Wellsville
Earler McCray
Charles Harkins
Pomona
Harkins
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hog Prices Rise In Week
KC Markets report shows cattle not testable with 300 head, hogs at 1 800 with barrows and gilts up 26 75, sows up 50 75. Prices listed per hundredweight with varied figures around 21 75 to 23 25 for different weights. Butter and eggs unchanged.
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Kansas City
Local Market Prices From Cooperative Marketing Assoc
Wheat at 2.00 a bushel and soybeans 1.48 per unit noted from Thursday’s close at the Cooperative Marketing Association in Kansas City. Rye price listed at 272. Market figures reflect local commodity quotes and market activity.
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Cooperative Marketing Association
Kansas City
Death of Mable McDonald at 70 in Oregon City
Mrs. Mable McDonald 70 of 123 S Oak died at 4 p.m. Thursday at her daughter Mrs Claren Mace’s home in Oregon City Oregon. Services at 2 p.m. Monday at Towner Chapel with Rev. Willard Braker officiating. Burial in Highland Cemetery. She was born April 4 1896 in Maitland Missouri and lived in Kansas City and Ottawa before moving to Emporia area. Survived by husband Alex McDonald three daughters Mrs Mace Mrs Beverly Tilton and Mrs Chester Louderback eight grandchildren one great grandchild and one brother William Black. Her son Richard Hoopes died in World War I. She was a member of the Christian Church Royal Neighbors of America and the Gold Star Mothers.
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Towner Chapel
Willard Braker
Highland Cemetery
McDonald
Robert and
Pernellie (Ferguson) Black
Maitland
Kansas City
Ottawa
Alex McDonald
Richard Hoopes
Christian Church
Royal Neighbors of America
Gold Star
Mace
Oregon City
Beverly Tilton
Emporia
Chester Louderback
N. Oak
William Black
St. Louis
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Russell Stover
Snyder Pharmacy
Peoria Eub Church
Ellis
Williamsburg Area
Charlton
Ottawa University
LBJ
Lincoln Grade School
Gene McAdoo
Jeff Fredricks
John McAdoo
Donna Swallow
Pomona Area News
Jou Is
Dangerion
Police News
Lamb
Wellsville Bay
Ibe
Williamsburg and
Homewood Friends
Johnnie Heilman
Hazle Henderson
Bruce Co
Oliver Church
Arzetta Roberts
Mrs
A. R. Stevenson
Tancred
Masonic Temple
Sir Knights and Fame Slies
L. Allen Troutman
E.C
Gerald B. Harford
Ottawa Lodge No
A.M
Estel O. Northway
W.M
Clarence E. Rea
Raney Drugs
Olathe
Right Man
Ottawa Herald
Clifford R
HOBBS
Kansas
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Franklin County Sales Company
Dela Shaffer
L P.m
G. F. Eversmeyer
Logan
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
Charles Weaver
Lee Cust
West 2Nd St
Kan
Jack Nelson
Council Grove
Osage City
Jim” Brady
Harold Stewar
Real Estute
Clarence Johnson
Apt. 4
Avon Cosmetics
Avon
Emerald
Lawrence
General Services 29
Topeka Daily Capitol
N. Mulberry
J.W. Taylor
Gene Powell
Bennie Stineson
Standard Rendering Co
Phyllis Jones
Crouse
Bill
Lister
Kansas State Employment Service
Second and
Cedar
Yorkshire
Will Farrow
C. A. Huffman
Waverly
Holstein Springer
Jersey
Walter George
Lawerence
Kans
Viking
Jeff Rice
Lyle Hunt
Goth
International Harevester
Lawn Mower Headquarters
Sudan
H. A. Funk
Homewood
Williamsburg Produce Co
J.E. Decker
Gary Horne
Pioneer
John Berger
RT. 1
Overbrook
Funks
Lindsey
Gingerich Fert. Co
Misc
Paine
Turner Cabinet Shop
W. 15Th
Studio Girl Cosmetics
Wilky’s Pottery
Budge
Wilky's Pottery
Gibbons Oil Co
Quenesmo
O.K
Kansas City Area
Mable McDonald
S. Oak
Claren Mace
Ore
Joe Towner
Uftawa
Joe Towner’s Chapel Ambulance
The
Woolworth Company
Cook
Main St
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