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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1966

Page

3

Seniors Leave for New Orleans on Southern Belle

THE SENIORS of Quenemo High School depart Kansas City today on The Southern Belle bound for New Orleans. Paul Sims and Mrs. Fine accompany the group and they return Wednesday evening. Dr. Palmer closes office for state dental meeting on Mon Tue Wed with regular days off now Sun and Mon. A Coin Club meeting features a slide program Coins of Special Significance and a coin auction. Yard sale announced for May 2 and 3 at 2125 S Cedar. Advance circus tickets available through Lloyd Myers Robertsons Guy Nelson and Mrs Roy W Lambert attached.

Quenemo High School Kansas City Southern Belle New Orleans Paul Sims Mrs. Fine Dr. Palmer Ottawa Coin Club Anchor Savings Association Lloyd Myers Robertsons Guy Nelson Roy W. Lambert

Four Ottawa accidents injure one. multiple crashes reported

Friday saw four Ottawa crashes within 45 minutes. An 11 year old girl, Alzada Adecock, suffered a forehead laceration after a collision on wet pavement. The incidents involved Arlo Millen, Ray Stewart, John Fivian, James Haworth, Helen Hood, Helen Morgan, and others, with minor damages cited and no serious injuries.

Ottawa Mulberry Seventh Arlo H. Millen Republic Ray M. Stewart West Tecumseh John A. Fivian Fivian James F. Haworth Pomona Alzada E. Adecock Lincoln Frieday

Greenville TV Highlights Pres ent Crusade and Classic Films

Television listings show Piedmont Crusade taped from New Textile Hall in Greenville South Carolina with West Side Story segments. Channel 5 carries Flying Blind CBS News Special at 9 PM and Stravine profile at 10 15 PM plus multiple classic film airings across channels 4 5 and 9 including The Farmer Pride of the Yankees and City of Shadows with noted actors and schedules.

Greenville S. C New Textile Hall West Side Story Modern Dance Theatre Confere Vatory of Music University of Missouri At Kansas City Channel 5 Stewart Granger Cyd Charisse Channel 9 Angel Baby George Hamilton Salome Jens Channel 4 Mr. Moto Peter Lorre Mary Maguire Criss Cross Burt Lancaster Yvonne DeCarlo Channel Saunders Iowa Noah Yankees Gary Cooper Tee Tesa Wright Babe Ruth Bully Graham Billy Graham CBS News Igor Stravinesky Robert Walker Joan Leslie Victor McLaglen John Baer Kathleen Crowley Joan Evans Ben Cooper Sterling Hayden Gene Nelson Arlene Dahl Mike Douglas General Hospital Torey and Friends Jungle Jon Three Stooges Casper Woody Woodpecker Rifleman Bat Masterson Texan Daktari Smothers Brothers Red Skelton Dr. Kildare McHale’s Navy Troop Petticoat Junction Peyton Place Johnny Carson Perry Mason

Televised Schedule Highlights With Daytime Nightline Mix

A dense programming log lists daily TV slots from morning to midnight, noting show titles such as Captain Kangaroo Andy Griffith Jeopardy and Doctor's House Call. It includes numerous c marked entries and time ranges like 7:00 AM to 12:50 AM, with headlines for News and special films and series.

Torey Times Captain Kangaroo General Hospital Confidential McCoys Andy Griffith Morning Star Dick van Dyke Paradise Bay Donna Reed Guiding Light Whizzo’s Playhouse Bette Hayes Merv Griffin

Georgia Considers Supreme Court Move in Braves Dispute

Gov. Carl E. Sanders confirms Georgia weighs filing directly in the U S Supreme Court to challenge Wisconsin and expediting a ruling on whether the Braves should play in Milwaukee or Atlanta The move would argue antitrust violations in Milwaukee's efforts to keep the team from moving and the possible league order to expand.

Atlanta Carl E. Sanders Georgia Braves U.S. Supreme Court Wisconsin Milwaukee League Sanders

Chamber Of Commerce To Sponsor KC Trip

The Ottawa Chamber of Commerce plans a May 19 senior trip to Kansas City for 26 top scholastic students. The day may include tours of plants and museums and a major motion picture show at past events.

Chamber of Commerce KC Trip Oulla Jan Wittmeyer Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Spont Kanesas City

Awards Shown By Auxiliary The Ottawa Memorial Auxilary

The Ottawa Memorial Auxiliary 5901 to the Veterans of Foreign Wars met at the VFW Hall Thursday evening. A penny match roll call netted $1.30. A thank you note from the Diabetic Clinic was read. Poppy chairman Mrs. David Bunch reported the junior girls unit will assist the Auxiliary in the poppy sale. Mrs. GE. Hinkle's entries on poppy display for 5901 won first place table decoration and first place miscellaneous in the Third District Poppy Contest. Entries will be taken to the department convention. A new petition for membership was by Mrs. Emma Low Shaeffer. Investigating committee: Mrs. F. Sargent, Mrs. F.C. Wise, Mrs. Roy W. Lambert. The Auxiliary voted $5 for rehabilitation work. Mrs. Robert D. Altic, 5901 community service chairman, placed second in reporting in the second district and received an award from Mrs. Roy W. Lambert. Officers elected: Mrs. Roy W. Lambert, president. Mrs. Robert D. Altic, senior vice president. Mrs. David Bunch, junior vice president. Mrs. Allan Woolf, chaplain. Mrs. Glen W. Hardesty, treasurer. Mrs. F.C. Wise, conductor. Mrs. G.E. Hinkle, trustee for three years. Installation set for a later date. Refreshments by Mrs. Garland E. Hinkle. Meeting closed with prayer and retiring of colors.

Ottawa Memorial Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars VFW Hall David Bunch GE. Hinkle Department Emma Low Shaeffer F. Sargent F.C. Wise Roy W. Lambert Robert D. Altic Second District Allan Woolf Glen W. Hardesty G.E. Hinkle

Bowling Friday Night Results at Local Lanes

Friday night bowling standings show multiple venues with high games and series. Notable scores include Wolgast 180 and Penn 526 at High 30, Denniston 178 and Swallow 439 at Burgon Bar ber Shop, Strole 182458 at Helen and Bills Cafe, plus Leecy 166-473 at Crites Appliance and Fritts 161.446 at Fairmont Dairy.

Royal Tlanes S. Wolgast J. Penn Lee’s D. Nichols S. Schmoe Romstedt's P. Hollon Ella’s Beauty Salon B. Spatz B. Leach the “Inn Benitz Wiker

Nominate Officers For Retarded Children Group

The Franklin County Association for Retarded Children nominates a slate for the May 23 meeting. Electees include Rev. Roger Greenslade as president, Mrs. Mike Newmaster as vice president, Mrs. Jack Elder as secretary, Mrs. Onitta Johnson as treasurer, and Gerald Hamilton on the board of directors.

Franklin County Association For Retarded Children Roger Greenslade Mike Newmaster Jack Elder Onitta Johnson Gerald Hamilton Kansas Association For Retarded Children Beegan Association Ottawa Ben Baker Garfield School Darelene Randall Barry Elder John Norris Linda Hughes Mike Hughes Joyce Cox Terry Johnson Dixie Atchison Chris

Police News: Two Cited For Traffic Violations

Mildred I Burns 37 of 1001 E Wilson cited at Third and Main for making an illegal return. John Paul Dratz Jr 18 of Tulsa Okla cited April 29 for speeding 40 in a 30 mph zone posted $10 bond.

Mildred I, Burns E. Wilson Third Main John Paul Dratz JR Tulsa Oklo

KC Markets Kansas City cattle calves hogs report

KC Markets Kansas City shows week to week cattle changes with steers and heifers 50 to 1,00 lower and feeders steady. prime steers 23,00 to 27,25. prime heifers 22,00 to 26,00. cows 18,50 to 20,00. calves 22,00 to 24,00. feeders 23,50 to 33,75. Lambs steady to 50-1,00 lower. prime lambs 20,50 to 27,00. ewes 6,50 to 9,00. Hogs stronger to 50 higher for barrows and gilts. sows 25 lower. barrows 1-8 200-240 lb 21,25 to 22,00. 1.3 200-260 lb 20,50 to 21,25. 260-270 lb 20,25 to 20,50. sows 330-500 lb 17,00 to 18,00. 500-600 lb 16,50 to 17,00.

Kansas City

Funeral for Frank J. Lundstedt Held at Lamb Funeral Home

Funeral services for Frank J. Lundstedt who died April 26 were conducted at 2 p.m. Friday at the Lamb Funeral Home with Dr. Charles C. Anderson of Ottawa University officiating. Interment followed at Highland Cemetery. Pallbearers named were Clarence W. Hegberg Carl Reams Frank A. Pflug Ray Farris Ray V. Smith and Gordon Blunt. Members of the Friendship Sunday School Class and the Philathea class of the First Baptist Church attended in groups.

Frank J. Lundstedt Lamb Charles C. Anderson Ottawa University Highland Cemetery Clarence W. Hegberg Carl Reams Frank A. Pflug Ray Farris Ray V. Smith Gordon Blunt Friendship Memers Philathea First Baptist Church

Roundup of college and area baseball scores

Oklahoma 6.0 Oklahoma State 60 over Colorado. Nebraska 8 over Kansas 0. Missouri 4 Kansas State at Iowa State. Washburn 5 Wichita 1. Bradley 7 St. Louis Emporia State 1.9. Pittsburg State 04 Cape Girardeau State 11.2. Springfield State 0 Southern Illinois 5-6. Warrensinburg State 1.2.

Colorado Kansas Nebraska Missouri Kansas State Iowa State Washburn Wichita Bradley St. Louis Emporia State Pittsburg State Cape Girardeau State Springfield State Southern Ilinois Warrensenburg State

Deaths Fannie Forbes of Melvern

Fannie Forbes formerly of Melvern died Friday at Peterson Rest Home Osage City where she had lived four years Funeral services set for 2 p m Monday at Melvern Methodist Church with Rev Daryl McNabb officiating Burial at Agricultural Cemetery Jones Funeral Home Lebo in charge Born March 8 1875 Linneus Missouri daughter of John W and Nancy Neal married Charles Lincoln Forbes in 1894 in Ottawa Her husband died January 7 1902 Survived by son Neal Forbes Williamsburg daughter Mrs RJ Gealt Rawlins Wyoming three brothers Paul Neal Melvern Harry Neal Long Beach California Logan Neal Longmont Colorado and sister Mrs Clara Sprock Sacramento California Preceded in death by a son Lewis and eight siblings Member Rosemont Methodist Church and Adelphi OES chapter Melvern

Fannie Forbes Melvern Peterson Rest Home Osage City Melvern Methodist Church Daryl McNabb Waverly Baptist Church Agricola Cemetery Jones Funeral Home Lebo Linneus John W Nancy Neal Charles Lincoln Forbes Ottawa Neal Forbes Williamsburg Gealt

Mrs Ruth Reed Dies in Wichita Funeral Services Held

Mrs Ruth Reed a Wichita native born January 21 1905 in Franklin County died Wednesday in Wichita Funeral services were at Byrd Snods Mortuary in Wichita graveside at Central Cemetery north of Williamsburg Survivors include Chester L Reed husband Robert Reed son Philip Reed Denver Bayne Hall sister Kate Scott Quenemo mother and many relatives in Franklin County

Ruth Reed Wichita Franklin County Byrd Chester L. Reed Robert Reed Philip Reed Denver Colo Bayne Hall Queneemo Kate Scott Quenemo Rod Reed

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