Home Economics judging contest set for August 11
A four event home economics judging contest will be held Thursday August 11 at 9 a.m. in Memorial Auditorium basement. Dr Bouska's office closes Monday August 8 and reopens Monday August 22. Professor Leonard L Meyers of Ottawa University will receive a Doctor of Philosophy degree from the University of Iowa in Iowa City for completed requirements. Meyers has been on the OU staff since 1963 and lives with his family at 428 East 14th Street. Call CH 24700 between 6 and 6:30 p.m. including Saturdays when Ottawa Herald is missed.
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Memorial Auditorium
Leonard L. Meyers
Ottawa University
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Meyers
E. 14Th
Ottawa Herald
Local injuries reported after accidents and stings
Linda Bristow of 634 N Poplar and Michael Didde of 522 E South sustained facial and hand injuries. James Willhite at 534 Maple suffered a minor facial cut, Ralph Shaffer of Williamsburg had an eye swelling from a bee sting, Charles LeRoy Burns at 118 N Poplar fell from a bicycle, and Terrill Cox at 928 Highland sustained a cut above the eye.
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Linda Bristow
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Michael Didde
James Willhite
Ralph Shaffer
Williamsburg
Charles LeRoy Burns
Terrill Cox
Funeral services for Eva Jean Hutchi son
Funeral services for Eva Jean Hutchi son who died August 5 were held August 8 at Lamb Funeral Home. Dr Charles C Anderson from Otetown University officiated. Mrs Bruce Spears played an organ selection. Burial will be in the Hutchison family plot in Green Lawn Cemetery Plymouth Ohio later this week.
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Eva Jean Hutchison
Lamb Funeral
Charles C. Anderson
Otetawa University
Bruce Spears
Hutchison
Green Lawn Cemetery
Plymouth
Ohio
Services for Mrs Austie Ellis Held in Osawatomie
Mrs Austie Ellis died Aug 5 in Garnett Kansas. Services were Aug 8 at Eddy Funeral Home Osawatomie. Rev Dave L Olson officiated. Pallbearers were Walter Bratton Ross Kimball Lou Gerth Clarence Hieber Herman Edwards and Charles Hay Sr. Burial was in Lane Cemetery. Catherine McKenzie and Audean MacKenzie sang hymns with Nell Dollar on piano.
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Austie Ellis
Garnett
Eddy
Osawatomie
Dave L. Olson
Walter Bratton
Ross Kimball
Lou Gerth
Clarence Hieber
Herman Edwards
Charles Hay Sr
Cathereine McKenzie
Audean MacKenzie
Nell Dollar
Lane Cemetery
Genetics: The coming genetic age and its peril
An editor's note introduces a four part series on genetics, outlining bold hopes like growing organs or extended lifespans and dangers such as engineered thoughts and social inequality. The piece cites scientists like Melvin Calvin and Ray Owen, explains genes and DNA, and discusses ethical questions about who gets life extending cures and who decides.
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Melvin Calvin
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
University of California
Ray Owen
Caliifornia Institute of Technology
Earth
Civil Rights Bill Heads For Passage In House
The House is expected to pass a broad civil rights bill today after resolving housing provision disputes. A key amendment by Rep. Cramer to curb interstate incitement to riot was adopted, raising penalties for crossing state lines to provoke violence. The measure also tightens juror selection rules and authorizes federal injunctions to protect Negroes and civil rights workers.
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Washington
House
William C. Cramer
Cramer
James C. Corman
D. Calif
Johnson defends wage guidelines amid inflation pressure
President Johnson defended the administration's wage price guidelines as the best measuring stick for now while acknowledging flaws. He urged labor restraint to keep consumer prices from rising and noted recent steel price increases and limited pre-announcement discussions. Officials hinted at possible tweaks but endorsed continuing voluntary restraints tied to productivity.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Labor - Management Advisory Committee
Secretary of Commerce
John T. Connor
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Fowler
Ene Tire
Connors
Connor
Size trends in Earth’s animal history
Throughout earth’s history animals grew larger, with the blue whale becoming the planet’s largest species, outgrowing the era of dinosaurs and dwarfing ancient giants.
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Earth
Central Heights Enrollment Underway This Week
Central Heights junior high and high schools begin enrollment Monday and run through Friday at several attendance centers. Junior high and high school students enroll at the Rantoul center Monday, 9 am to noon, with other centers following on Wednesday Lane, Thursday Princeton North, and Friday Richmond South. Contact Leo Laird for scheduling if missed. Book and lunch fees remain as last year and must be paid at enrollment.
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Central Heights
Beegan
Rantoul
Lane
North Attendance
Princeton
South
Richmond
Leo Laird
Laird
Police Noise and Traffic Citations in North Main Area
Blaine Scott 19 Wells ville faced a Monday charge for excessive motorcycle noise in the 100 block of North Main. Warren Clark 24 920 S Cedar cited for excessive bike noise on North Main. Jerald Shields 24 1203 Maple charged with illegal U turn on South Main. Glenn Griffin 22 126 S Cedar charged with speeding on North Main. Robert Albers 21 124 S Oak cited for excessive motorcycle noise while riding his cycle.
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Blaine E. Scott
Wellsville
North Main
Warren Clark
S. Cedar
Jerald Shields
Maple
South Main
Glenn W. Griffin
North
Fuel Leak Considered in Braniff Crash Probe
FALLS CITY, Neb AP Investigators study a possible fuel leak as a cause of the Braniff BAC 111 disaster that enveloped in flames before a plunge killing 38 passengers and 4 crew. The CAB team will spend about two weeks on wreckage analysis, with cockpit voice recorder salvage pursued and a flight recorder burned beyond use.
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Falls City
Neb
Braniff Bac
Slattery
Washington
Teachers Group Grants Scholarships and Plans Disbanding
The Franklin County Teachers Association awarded three scholarships to area students for college. Janice Wagner of Richmond receives 100 dollars, Perry Perkins of Wellsville 70 dollars, and Loraine Anderson of Williamsburg 70 dollars. The grants total the association treasury, which votes to disband asUnified districts in the county form their own associations.
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Franklin County Teachers Association
Janice Wagner
Richmond
Perry Perkins
Wellsville
Loraine Anderson
Williamsburg
Treasury
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Listed
Admissions include Mrs Etta Allen Ottawa RFD 4 Theodore Owen Williamsburg Monday Dismissals list several patients including Mrs Kittle Radabaugh 731 S Sycamore Francis Warren 611 King Mrs Paul Pruitt Quenemo Mrs Mae Westover to Cedar House Monday Bonnie Bishop Williamsburg Ronald Jacobs 801 N Cherry Phillip Espinosa 717 Lincoln Steve Bowlby 1024 N Poplar Tuesday
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Kittle Radabaugh
Sycamore
Francis Warren
King
Paul Pruitt
Quenemo
Mae Westover
Ceedar House
Bonnie Bishop
Williamsburg
Ronald Jacobs
Cherry
Phillip Espinosa
Lincoln
Steve Bowlby
Poplar
Tuese Day
KC Markets Kansas City Livestock and Eggs Report
Kansas City wholesale eggs prices listed as large and mediums. Cattle numbers around 3,500 with steers steady to 25 higher, hogs about 3,000 with barrows and gilts 25 lower, sows steady to lower, sheep 900 with lambs and ewes noted. Prices span various grades including good, choice and utility across cattle hogs and sheep.
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Kansas City
Local Market Closing for Grains and Soybeans
Thursday closing shows activity in Milo Oats Barley Wheat and Soybeans with price movement and market hinting at demand shifts across commodities. Traders monitor futures to gauge next quarter trends and dietary product implications.
Budgets and bonds shape area education and city plans
Budget notes report city and county hearings approving budgets for Ottawa and Pomona districts. Central Heights seeks a $1 140 000 school bond, with a $409 540 budget on a $7 957 200 valuation, and tax mills rising to 45.93. Pomona City finances a sewer project as mills climb to 12.81. Princeton to hold 8 p.m. hearing on a $30 243 21 budget with a 47.54 mill levy.
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Ottawa
City Hall
Central Heights
Rantoul Gymnasium
Pomona
Princeton
Ottawa Teens Stage Smash Hit Play in Barn Theater
A group of Ottawa teenagers formed the Village Players, cleared a barn, practiced six performances of their original play A Gay Nineties Summer, drawing 591 attendees and raising 400 for next summer’s production. Linda Showalter named president, Renetta Engles vice president, Carolyn Mayes secretary, Frank Bennett treasurer. Plans to expand membership and a new season followed.
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Ottawa
Linda Showalter
N. Cherry
University of Kansas
Renetta Engles
Cottonwood
Carolyn Mayes
S. Cherry
Frank Bennett
Rockwood Dr
tWe
Zsa Zsa Seeks Damages Over Imitation Voice Ad
Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor sues for 100000 in damages over alleged use of an imitation of her voice to advertise home burgers. She claims the radio commercials invade privacy and seek payment for involuntary services. Defendants include Franchise Realty Interstate Corp McDonald’s Corp and Carson Roberts agency.
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Los Angeles
Acctress
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
Friday
Miss Gabor
Franchise Realty Interstate Corp
McDonald's Corp
Carson Roberts
Bridge Winners Elks Club duplicate bridge results
In Monday evening play at the Elks Club NortheSouth winners were Mrs Richard Peters and Mrs Lyle Hanes with first place. Osawatomie EastWest saw Ike McMahon and spouse take top honors. second went to Ed Wicke and partner from Lawrence.
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Elks Club
NortheSouth
Richard Peters
Lyle Hanes
A. W. Peterson
Loretta Reynolds
Osawatoemie
EasteWest
Ike McMahon
Osawatomie
Ed Wicke
Lawrence
Pomona Kansas Financial Statement Published August 1966
Financial report covering January to July 1966 for Pomona Kansas General Fund and Water and Light Fund details salaries, services, taxes, and receipts. Includes sworn statement by City Clerk Vivian K. Eichinger. Also notices probate matter Estate of Rena Biederman Case No. 11-411 with hearing on final settlement and executor Dean Berlin.
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City OF
Pomona
Kansas
Pee Eescee
Fire Dept. Gas & Oil
Park Rep
Vivian K. Eichinger
Dee
Acc
Legatees entitled to estate seek court decree
Petition seeks probate action to determine share of heirs under the will of Rena Biederman deceased. Case sets August 31 1966 deadline for written defenses to be filed by interested parties in Ottawa Kansas. Attorneys Anderson and Byrd, for petitioner First National Bank Bidg.
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Rena Biederman
Ottawa
Dean Berlin
Anderson & Byrd
First National Bank
Kansas
Farm and real estate auction notices in Kansas region
Listings for auctions and sales across Kansas include Loren Williams sale at 114 East and 2 1/2 North Balde junction at 1 p.m. on SEPT 5. Pomona and Council Grove livestock auctions each Saturday. Osage City sale each Tuesday. Jim Brady auctioneer in Ottawa with Harold Stewart and Ben Printy in separate notices. August 27 farm closeout of Lloyd Ikenberry 177 acres and estate items near Overbrook. community auctions every Tuesday and Thursday at Ottawa and Oteyawa main locations. household goods antiques and real estate offerings listed at 1136 N Main Ottawa and 812 S Main Oteyawa.
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Pomona
Kans
Council Grove
Osage City
Brady
Ottawa
Harold Stewart Gen
Lloyd Ikenberry
Overbrook
Kansas
Ben Printy
Printy
Main
Main St
Otetawa
Gail
Louk Esetate
Classified Ad Rates and Deadlines Summary
Local classified section outlines deadlines and rate structure. Ads are accepted up to 9 30 a m on publication day with 5 p m prior day deadline. Rates include per word and per line pricing, cash minimums, and special discounts for local and trade territory ads.
Darrell Cattrell at Village Inn Ottawa Engagement
Darrell Cattrell will attend a gathering at Village Inn Ottawa on Thursday August 11 between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m., inviting patrons to join him for a meet and greet.
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Darrell Cattrell
Village Inn
Ottawa
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Franklin County Sales Company
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North Baldewin
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Joe Ferns
Pol. Adv
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Bethe Any Hospital
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