Expectant Parents Class Set by Health Dept in May
Franklin County Health Department nurse Anna Lickteig will lead a six week series for expectant parents starting May at Ransom Memorial Hospital staff room. Classes meet Tuesdays from 7 to 9 pm. Also note garage sale at 930 Maple on Thursday April 28. Adv W B DeVILBISS is a patient at St Luke's Hospital 736 Main Building Kansas City Mo.
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Anna Lickteig
R.N
Franklin County Health Department
Ransom Memorial Hospital
W. B. Devilbiss
Hickeory
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kanesas City
Pomona Church 97th Anniversary Dinner Speaker
The Pomona Methodist Church will hold a basket dinner after Sunday services to observe its 97th anniversary Rev Charles Knight a former pastor will speak after the dinner Also listed are notices about a stormont wait hospital room 265 a and a furniture or service ad for Ellis Piano Tuning and a barber shop move to 1521 S Main Everett with no appointment needed
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Pomona
Everett’s
S. Main
Everett Stark
John Rea
Ottawa Teacher Granted Leave to Attend Kansas
Al Brox a social science teacher at Ottawa High School has been granted a leave of absence by District 290 to attend the University of Kansas next year He will return to Ottawa the following year
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AL Brox
Ottawa High School
District 290 Board of Education
University of Kansas
Brox
Ottawa
Melvern Student Wins Award at Regional Science Fair
Duane Woodman of Melvern won a scholarship to the College of Emporia for a FM radio exhibit at the regional science fair in Emporia. Twenty Melvern students earned awards. many entries received blue ribbons across grade levels, including projects on hydrogen, diet effects, seed germination, bacteria, heart studies, minerals, acids and bases, and other science topics.
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Duane Woodman
Melvern
College of Emporia
Em Poria
Woodman
Mike Miller
Loretta Young
Bob Thompson
Bob Bostrom
Linda Greenfield
Hospital Notes Admission and Dismissals
Admission list includes Lony Taggert at 434 Willow on Tuesday and Mrs. David Anderson at 1080 Cedar with Terry Eneichen and Cheryl Todd noted. Dismissals include Andrew Seamands at 326 5S Cherry on Wednesday.
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Lony Taggert
Willow
David Anderson
Cedar
Terry Eneichen
Rantoul
Cheryl Todd
Massoi
Andrew Seamands
Cherry
Area Man Clarence Beckemeyer found dead on Wellsville farm
Clarence G Beckemeyer 67 of Wellsville RFD 2 was found dead by his wife on their farm two miles southwest of Wellsville. Undersheriff Max Gilmore said a preliminary exam showed he killed himself with a razor blade. Relatives said he had been despondent after an April 20 auto wreck and had recently been released from Gardner Medical Center. A divorce petition filed Monday by Theresa Beckemeyer alleges fear of bodily harm to herself and two daughters aged 11 and 7 unless restrained by court.
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Clarence G. Beckemeyer
Wellsville
RFD
Max Gilmore
Franklin County
Beckemeyer
Theresa Beckemeyer
Kansas City
A.m
Gilmore
Us-56
Gardner Medical Center
Baseball Today Reuters Associated Press Standings and Scores
American League standings show Cleveland atop with 9 1 000 and Baltimore close at 9 1 900. Chicago 8 3 .727 Detroit 9 4 .692 California 6 5 .645 Minnesota 4 6 .400 Boston 3 8 .273 Kansas City 2 8 .200 Washington 2 9 .182 New York 2 10 .167. Tuesday results include Chicago 4 Washington 1 and New York 7 Boston 6. Cleveland 4 Kansas City 0 and Baltimore 7 California 3. Minnesota at Detroit postponed. Today’s games feature Kansas City at Detroit and California at Cleveland.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Baltimore
Chicago
Detroit
California
Minnesota
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
New York
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Houston
Cincinnati
Women Observe May Fellowship of Ottawa Unit
The United Church Women of Ottawa plan the annual May Fellowship at 9:30 a.m. on May 6 at Grace Episcopal Church with Rev. Leopold H. Hoppe as speaker. A coffee reception will follow the program.
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United Church Women of Ottawa
Grace Episcopal Church
Leopold H. Hoppe
Indonesia Leads Far East in Petroleum and Resources
Indonesia stands as the leading Far Eastern source of petroleum and ranks second to Malaysia in rubber and tin. The note highlights its dominance in oil production alongside its significant but lower positions in key commodities such as rubber and tin.
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Indonesia
Malaysia
Spring Concert Set For May 16 by Ottawa Little Symphony
The Ottawa Little Symphony schedules a May 16 concert with two performances at 2:00 PM and 8:00 PM. President Rene Klos hails community support and artistic value while noting no admission charges. William Kloster of Ottawa University directs again. Rehearsals run May 8, 13, and 15 at designated venues.
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Ottawa Little Symphony
Rene
Klos
Ottawa
Sft
William Kloster
Ottawa University
Memorial Auditorium
Navy Seabees direct enlistment for skilled construction trades
Navy Seabees open for carpenters electricians auto mechanics surveyors draftsmen metal workers heavy equipment operators maintenance men plumbers masons and telephone line repairmen. A 32 months experience in these fields allows enlistment in Ee4 and may reach First Class Petty Officer E6. Bob Smith Ottawa area Navy recruiter will be at the County Commission office Thursday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. for details.
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Navy
Topeka
Bob Smith
Ottawa Area
County Commission
Quake Hits Tashkent. Death Toll Rises and Rebuilding Begins
Soviet papers said repair will take time in Tashkent where life is returning to normal. Four killed and 150 hospitalized after Tuesday’s quake as many buildings including hospitals schools and public structures were destroyed. Western reporters were barred from visiting the city.
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Moscow
Tashkent
Funeral Services for Mrs Helen Daugherty Held at Main Church
Funeral services for Mrs Helen Daugherty who died April 23 were held April 26 at the First Methodist Church with Rev Charles P Knight officiating. Pallbearers named were James Ogg Clyde Mace Tom Porter William Bowers Quincy Seymour and Jack Stephenson. Mrs A H North sang hymns with Mrs Loren Matthews at the organ. Burial took place in Hope Cemetery.
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Helen Daughterty
First Methodist Church
Charles P. Knight
James Ogg
Clyde Mace
Tom Porter
William Bowers
Quincy Seymour
Jack Stephenson
A. H. North
Loren Matthews
Hope Cemetery
Frank J Lundstedt funeral services announced
Funeral services for Frank J Lundstedt who died April 26 will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at Lamb Funeral Home with Dr Charles C Anderson officiating. Burial will follow in Highland Cemetery.
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Frank J. Lundestedt
Lamb Funeral Home
Charles C. Anderson
Highland Cemetery
Miss America Debbie Bryant Pinning Quietly at KU
Debbie Bryant of Overland Park, Miss America, began wearing the pin of KU student Bob Boulware on January 26. The couple, dating since high school for 15 years, plan no definite future now. Boulware, a KU senior, will graduate in June with a business degree. Bryant, a Columbia Missouri college graduate, will join KU as a junior in the fall aiming to become a pediatrician.
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Phi Gamma Delta House
Boulware
Ledewood
Miss Bryant
Columbia
University of Kansas
University of Kansas Medical School
Wellsville Teens Hurt In Pickup Crash On Peoria Road
Four Wellsville teenagers sustained minor injuries when a Dodge pickup driven by Donna L. McCray of Wellsville RFD 2 lost control on loose gravel on the Peoria Road three miles south of Lee Loup at 6:58 p.m. Tuesday. Passengers were Joanna Hooker 17 Penny Whitley 17 and Barbara McCray 16 all of Wellsville. Vehicle damage was not estimated.
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Wellsville
Tueseday
Lee Loup
Peoria Road
Donna L. McCray
Two-Vehicle Crash at Fourth and Maple
A two car collision occurred at Fourth and Maple at 504 Vale Nut and 521 W. and addresses. Driver Charles E Queen, 53, in a 1965 Chevrolet van, was westbound and skidded into the other car after brake action. Driver Fredrick N Winterscheid, 37, in a 1955 Pontiac, was northbound and did not see the van in time. No injuries were reported. Damage estimates were not provided.
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Fourth and
Maple
Charles E. Queen
Vale Nut
Fourth Street
Fredrick N. Winterscheid
Queen
Winterscheid
Check Charge Dismissed in County Court
A nofund check charge against L. J. Panos of Colorado Springs was dismissed on a motion by the county attorney after payment of costs. The charge, for writing a $7.17 check dated March 15 to Peace Food Center, was drawn on Colorado Commercial Bank.
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Tueseday
L. J. Panos
Colorado Springs
Colo
Peace Food Center
Colorado Commercial Bank
Viet Nam Nurse Lt Ronald Boyson Revealed in Local Notice
Lt Ronald Boyson son of Mr and Mrs Ralph B Emerson of 737 S Oak serves as a nurse with the 36th Evacuation Hospital stationed at Vung Tau Vietnam. His wife and two children will reside at 605 E 4th during his service in Vietnam.
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Viet Nam
Ronald Boyson
Ralph B. Emerson
S. Oak
Vung Tau
Deaths Charles G. Smith 87 of Franklin County
Charles G Smith 87 of 134 S Locust died at 8 p m Tuesday in Ransom Memorial Hospital after a nursing home stay of three years He was a lifelong Franklin County resident and retired farmer Services set for 2 p m Thursday at Towner Chapel Rev Clifford Swanson officiating Burial in Highland Cemetery The Harry Smith Auto Supply store will close at 1 p m Thursday for the funeral Surviving wife Anna Lee Rule two daughters a son five grandchildren and six great grandchildren
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Charles G, Smith
Charles G. Smith
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Towner Chapel
Clifford Swanson
Higheland
Harry Smith
Mr. Smith
RFD
Anson
Mary (Buckley) Smith
Frankelin
Anna Lee Rule
Ottawa
Gilbert Robe
S. Main
Dean Adams
Topeka
Earl Sherman Dies in Oklahoma City
Earl Sherman of Oklahoma City died on Tuesday. He was married to Alta Heinlein, whose brother Harold Heinlein resides at 339 S. Cherry.
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Earl Sherman
Oklahoma City
Alta Heinlein
Harold Heinlein
S. Cherry
William M. Fisher 92 Mele vern farmer dies at home
William M. Fisher 92 a Melvern area farmer and stockman died at 7 30 am at his home after years of ill health Born May 4 1873 in Osage County he married Lula Crawley March 29 1899 in Emporia Survived by his wife three daughters two sons thirteen grandchildren and eight great grandchildren Funeral arrangements will be announced by Dengel and Son Mortuary.
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William M. Fisher
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2Nd St
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Council Grove
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