Five Ottawa PTA units install at Lincoln School
Five P T A units in Ottawa will hold a joint installation at 7 30 p m Monday April 11 at Lincoln School A program titled Christian Science radio program Easter and the Space Age will air on KOFO Saturday April 9 at 10 a m Sealed bids will be received until 10 a m Tuesday for Star Route mail service between Ottawa and Paola starting April 17 The route was created after rail service between the towns ended For advertising Russell Stover Maple Nut Fudge 55c at Snyder Pharmacy
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P.T.A
Ottawa
Lincoln School
KOFO
Paola
Gillis attends mobile homes meeting in Chicago event
Joseph H. Gillis a representative of Devcee Wayne in Ottawa attended the Mobile Homes Manufacturers Association annual meeting in Chicago March 29. A chicken noodle supper is set for April 12 at 5 30 to 7 30 at Peoria EUB Church. Edna Graham 5 Brookside Lane is in Room 510 South at St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas City Missouri.
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Joseph H. Gillis
Divcee Wayne
Otetawa
Mobile Homes Manfacturers Association
Chicago
Peoria Eub Church
Ady
Edna Graham
Brookside Lane
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Teenagers Dance Friday Night at Auditorium
Ellis Piano Tuning CH 24431 announces a teen dance Friday night from 8 to 12 at the Auditorium featuring The Lost Souls. Advance admission encouraged.
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Ellis
Water District Plans Incorporation in Franklin County
The Chippewa Rural Water District files papers to incorporate on April 20 with Franklin County commissioners. It lists 464 property owner signatures, 197 water users, and plans three deep wells and four standpipes. On that date, it will elect permanent officers and adopt bylaws after recent engineering approval from Bartlett and West.
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Chippewa Rural Water District
Franklin County Commissioners
Bartlett and
West
Hearing on final settlement for June Shoger estate
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas a petition by A L Lingard CTA as administrator seeks final settlement, approval of acts and fees, determination of heirs and distribution per will. Hearing set for April 18, 1966 at 10:00 a.m. in the Court at Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
June Shoger
A. L. Lingard
C.T.A
Otte
Divorce Petition Filed In Franklin County Kansas
The district court in Franklin County Kansas has a petition by James R Putney seeking a divorce from Charlotte M Putney. The defendant is required to plead by May 16 1966 in Ottawa Kansas. If she fails judgment will be entered by the court. Attorneys listed are A L Lingard and Winton A Winter for the plaintiff.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Said
James R, Putney
Charlotte M
Putney
District Court
Kansas
James R
Charlotte M. Putney
Ottawa
Easter Break Shapes OHS Activities And Student Court
OHS students begin a four day Easter vacation with trips for 44 travelers to Chicago New York City and Washington D C while others rest at home. The Student Court met for the first time underscoring student involvement in school governance and policy making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Wittmeyer
OHS
Job Rate High In Ottawa Area Employment Office
Ottawa area unemployment drops as job placements rise in March. Cal Ewing of the Ottawa employment office notes 98 placements, 94 new applications, and an active file count of 218 serving Franklin, Miami and Anderson Counties. Youth Job Corps recruitment continues amid worker shortages.
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Ottawa
Cal Ewing
Franklin
Miami
Anderson
Ewing
Osawatomie State Hospital
Pickup rolls into moving car on South Main alley
At about 2 p.m. Friday a parked 1966 Chevrolet pickup owned by Moore Chevrolet rolled from neutral in the west alley of the 300 block of South Main, striking a northbound 1965 Ford driven by Opal Hogelin. Thure I. Johnson, 36, Lawrence, said the emergency brake was not set.
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South Main
Moore Chevrolet
Thure I. Johnson
Lawrence
Johnson
Opal H. Hogelin
Pomona Fourth Grade Musical Earns State Rating
The fourth grade presented a musical directed by Mrs Norma Staker with Mrs Janet Bissitt on piano. Mothers of second graders served refreshments as Pomona students performed at the state music festival in Lawrence on April 12. A 2 rating was given to the band the girls glee club a vocal solo by Vicki Clark and band sight singing. A 3 rating went to the mixed chorus madrigals boys quartet girls trio mixed chorus sight reading vocal solo by Bill Driver and vocal solo by Clifford Fritts as well as a flute solo by Clifford Fritts.
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Norma Staker
Janet Bissitt
Pomona
Lawrence
Vicki Clark
Bill Driver
Clifford Fritts
Eastertime Hen lays pink eggs in Greeley farm
Henrietta a two year old bantam on Janie Yates's farm lays pink eggs this year after last year's blue green. Other bantams on the John Yates farm south of here lay yellow eggs. Janie Yates 15 year old Greeley high freshman owns Henrietta and four other bantams. She began bantam keeping three years ago with ten chicks from a Atchison company. Classmates doubted Henrietta's egg colors prompting school display. Poultrymen say cross breeding in Aracona bantams can change egg color by altering genes.
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Greeley
Henrietta
John Yates
Here
Janie Yates
Greeley High School
Janie
Johnson in Texas Returns to Off the Condo Speech
President Johnson regains his freewheeling, homey oratory as he tours Texas returning from Washington. He speaks largely without notes, recalling childhood scenes and urging public service while greeting crowds, with Viet Nam tensions hovering over the trip. Johnson honors local dignitaries and comments on acknowledging everyone in the crowd.
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San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
White House
Texas
South Viet Nam
Blanco County
Henry
Gonzalez
DeTex
Straneger
KC Markets Cattle Hogs Steady to Higher In KC Report
Kansas City market summary shows cattle led by steers and heifers up to 50 higher, cows 50-75 lower, feeders steady to 1.00 lower. Sheep mostly steady with prime lambs at 24.50 to 27.00. Hog prices mixed with barrows and gilts 25-50 higher, sows 25-75 higher. ranges listed for various weights.
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Kansas City
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Record
Admissions list includes Mrs LeRoy Hillyer RFD 1 Williamsburg and Mrs Alfred Cooper 509 N Mulberry Friday plus Larry Neilson RFD 4 Ottawa Saturday Dismissals note Kathryn Skinner 812 S Sycamore and Mrs Ted Fogle RFD 3 Ottawa Andrew Grove 429 S Willow Mrs Glenn K Morgan 1641 S Main Saturday Births report Mr and Mrs David Schwinn Topeka welcome a son weighing 8 lb 1 oz Monday
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LeRoy Hillyer
RFD
Williamsburg
Alfred Cooper
Mulberry
Larry Neilson
Ottawa
Kathryn Skinner
Sycamore
Ted Fogle
Andrew Grove
Willow
Glenn K. Morgan
S. Main
David Schwinn
Topeka
Shelter expansion adds 1100 more Civil Defense spaces
Franklin County Civil Defense announces seven new fallout shelters total 1100 spaces. Dewar Kyle says the county now has 4494 spaces for 14 days or longer for disaster refuge. New shelters include Richmond Co Op Elevator 135 spaces first outside Ottawa, Anchor Savings 210, CosOp North Main 295, Westminster Church 240, First National Bank 50, Ottawa University 105, Cook Building 65. Supplies ordered for the shelters.
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Franklin County Civil Deefense
Dewar Kyle
Civil Deefense
Richmond Co-Op
Ottawa
Anchor Savings and Loan
Hickeory
CosOp
North Main
Westminster Presbyterian Church
13Th and Maple
First National Bank
Ss. Main
Ottawa University Library
10Th and
Cedar
Cook Building
Civil Defense
Shortages Hit Men's Shorts and Home Textiles in Missoula
In Missoula Montana shortages of size 34 boxer shorts loom as J E Meyer of Missoula Mercantile cites mill supply issues. Merchants blame Viet Nam era demand and fabric changes for delays in permanently pressed shirts trousers and sheets while some suppliers shift to government contracts or computer stock illusions. Prices rise across leather goods and clothing with fears of a nationwide squeeze on work clothes and textiles.
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Missoula
Mont
J. E. Meyer
Ottawa
New York City
Kansas City
Pinney awarded Guggenheim to study at Cambridge
Dr. Thomas C. Pinney son of Mr and Mrs John J Pinney of 1239 S Hickory receives a Guggenheim fellowship for study at Trinity College Cambridge England from February to September 1967. He will edit collected letters of Thomas Babington Macaulay for UC Press with his wife and three daughters accompanying him. He is a Pomona College English professor and Ottawa high school alumnus.
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Thomas C. Pinney
John J. Pinney
S. Hickory
Trinity College
Cambridge University
England
Dr. Pinney
Thomas Babington Macaulay
University of California Press
Pomona College
Claremont
Calif
Auction Notice for Mrs Dela Shaffer’s Goods
Household goods of Mrs Dela Shaffer to be sold at 1 p.m. at 1017 N Hickory Ottawa Kansas. Details from APR 12 notice.
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North
Hickory
Ottawa
Kansas
Dela Shaffer
G. F. Everameyer
Logan
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
N. Main
Charlies Weaver
Los Cust
Nelston
West 2Nd Gt
Kan
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Council Grove
Osage City
Jim
Harold Stewart
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Jackie Taylor
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Esther Underwood
Ronnie West
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Julius Caesar
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