Pere Four Editorials It's Worth It
Franklin County Fair nears history as this evening marks the last rodeo performance of the 4th annual event. Roots trace to Forest Park before floods moved it, with races once drawing big crowds but harness racing fading as television grooms modern entertainment. The enduring appeal rests in community gathering to compete in hogs, sheep, and cattle, and in rural life rituals that keep the fair alive for years.
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Franklin County
Marais Des Gygnes
America
Ottawa
Fragments of campus talk and pop culture snips
A collage of quirky notes quotes Big Dome Lounge ads on a fancy train and a sigh over eggheads and the baby born at altitude. It mentions Nelson Rockefeller, Desert Inn’s big bet, Dior’s fall skirts, a king size tobaccoless cigarette, and Cornell researchers doubting owls’ wisdom.
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Big Dome
Dior
Cornell University
Prayer for Today Reflects on Promises and Guidance
A devotional prayer highlights 11 Peter 1 4 and asks the Holy Spirit to make God's commands and promises real so believers walk in righteousness today through Christ our Lord Amen.
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Peter
Christ
Varicose Veins Hinder Work and Care Tips
Dr. Joseph G. Molner advises on varicose veins. A writer recounts failed job attempts due to veins and possible need for further stripping. He explains causes include weak valves and strain, and offers management tips such as changing position, moving often, and elevating feet. Also answers on subnormal temperature, hemorrhoids, and nutrition.
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A.J.M
A.J.M. I Regert
Birth Notice and Local Moves and Sale Report
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Humbert at 305 S. Mulberry. Rev. H. A. Cook visited his son Earl in Marceline, Missouri. The Strand Theater exterior received a paint job. A. J. Barns moved from Oklahoma to 603 N. Poplar. R. A. Marcell taught science in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. The Miller farm southeast of Ottawa, four miles, sold to S. Hancock of Allerton, Iowa, for eighty five dollars per acre.
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Mrs
Joseph Humbert
S. Mulberry
Miller
Ottawa
S. Hancock
Allerton
Iowa
Ottawa Herald Masthead and rate card excerpt
Ottawa Herald published daily except Sunday and holidays. Rates show subscription by mail for trade area: one month 85 cents, three months 2 dollars, six months 3.75, one year 7 dollars. Outside trade area rates: one month 1.50, three months 4.25, six months 8 dollars, one year 15 dollars. Associated Press rights noted.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Televised Lineup Dense with Classic Westerns and News
A sprawling TV guide lists Channel 5 12 CBS Channey ABC Friday and Saturday schedules with Bandstand, Take Five, Rawhide, Wagon Train, Perry Como, Jubilee, Gunsmoke, Lassie, Dragnet, The Lone Ranger, and Ed Sullivan among others. The page piles programs by time, channel and show titles, including sports, cartoons, and news blocks.
W C Fields Insomnia Cure Listed By Hal Boyle
AP story notes W C Fields advised sleep comes from getting more sleep and recommends dull books for insomnia. Dr W W Bauer adds education books help sleep, while Boyle lists a dozen tomes touted as sleep aids, from Decline and Fall to Finnegans Wake, with humorous commentary.
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New York
W. C. Fields
W. W. Bauer
The
American Medical Assn
America
Edward Gibbon
Tolstoi
John Milton
Henry James
George Eliot
Dr. Spock
Marcel Proust
William McKinley
Lewis Carroll
Peter Rabbit
Walt Whitman
Carl Sandburg
Karl Marx
Norman Vincent Peale
Lane Area Social Notes Span Visiting Trips
Mrs. George Snow Jr. and family traveled to LaCygne on Thursday to catch a bus to Arkansas to visit Mr. Snow's parents. Miss Lavon Hettler of Ottawa and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hettler spent the weekend with the Hettler family in Chanute. Mrs. Alice Christian will spend the week in Wellsville with her daughter. Verne Knoop and Lester Sokol families from Vining Iowa visit the Williams and Parker families in Oklahoma.
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George Snow Jr
Vicky
George Snow Sr
LaCygne
Arkansas
Mr. Snow
Lavon Hettler
Ottawa
W. H. Hettler
Wayne Hettler
Marsha
Steven
Chanute
Alice Christian
Wellsville
Verne Knoop
Lester Sokol
Vining
Iowa
Richard Byers
W. A. Neill Jr
Becky
Cindy
Rocky
John Williams
John Parker
Enid
Oklahoma
Kansas City Polio Cases Rise to 143
Kansas City Polio cases reach 143 with one new case reported on Thursday AP reports. Local health officials urge continued vigilance as the tally grows and monitoring continues.
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Kansas City
Morning Radio Schedule Highlights
A Sunday broadcast grid lists 6:00 to 9:45 time slots with Top of Morning, News, Weather, Markets, Church notes, devotions, and music blocks. Specifics include 6:00 top hour and 6:45 weather roundup, 7:30 and 9:30 news summaries, 8:30 news summary, and 9:15 church notes with Centropolis Bapt and The Christophers.
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Paar
Playhouse
Dee Nelson
Theater
Jubilee
Jack Paar
Ovletunte
New York
Centropolis
the Christophers
Masters
Sun
Midwest Music Op. I.kt
KOFO Radio Schedule Summary
Radio schedule list shows KOFO programs from morning to evening with Serenade, News Summaries, Bulletin Boards, Around Town, People’s Exchange, Farm Program, weather, and various music shows. Notable items include KOFO Karavan, First Baptist Church services, and Sports Roundup.
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KOFO
People’s Exchange
Kofo Karavan
Elaborate Steps To Avoid Trouble For Khrushchev Visit
In Los Angeles police plan extensive precautions for Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev's September 19 visit. Police Chief William Parker will issue a 70 to 80 page instruction pamphlet with maps and a minute by minute timetable for officers guarding Khrushchev.
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Los Angeles
Nikita Khrushchev
William Parker
Parker
Khrushchev
Local families share weekend visits across towns
Mr Neill chased them Sunday. Mrs Al Harris and children returned to Wickett Texas after nearly two weeks with her mother Mrs Elda Triplett. The Vining family spent Saturday with E F Brownlee and with Mr and Mrs Charles Mitchell and their girls of Topeka. Mrs John Banks and Mrs Bob Banks visited Grandview Air Force Base in Grandview Missouri.
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Mr. Neill
al Harris
Wickett
Texas
Elda Triplett
Lester Sokol
Vining
Town
E. F. Brownlee
Charles [Mitchell
Topeka
John Banks
Bob Banks
Grandview Air Force Base
Grandview
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