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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1968
Page
5
The Players will travel to Topeka on Labor Day to videotape five songs from the musical it's a Wild, Wild West. The performances will be aired over a week on the Early News Show.
Carol Ann Mustain of Ottawa and Linda Louise Morgan of Baldwin graduated Sunday August 18 from St Luke s Hospital School of Nursing Kansas City Missouri. Basement sale at 742 South Main Thursday and Friday starting at 8 00 Adv.
A representative from the Kansas Veterans Commission will visit Ottawa each Tuesday in September at 1 p.m. The sessions will be held at Ottawa City Hall to discuss veterans affairs and assist attendees with benefits and resources.
Advertises a three day yard sale on August 29 30 and 31 at the old school house in Rantoul with details limited to the dates and location.
Mrs Fred Martin of rural Princeton is a patient at St Luke's Hospital Kansas City Missouri. She is in room 320 8.
A county wide policy meeting for Farm Bureau members will be held at the Franklin County Farm Bureau Office at 121 E. 2nd Street at 8 p.m. Friday.
Advertises the four doctors Barr Gollier Strehlow and Hadley taking patients by appointment starting September 3 1968. Call CH 23891 for an appointment and possibly be the upcoming featured visitor at Pomona Lake.
Don Lytle of 715 S Cedar Parsons was admitted Tuesday to Labette County Medical Center for an emergency appendectomy. His room number is 200.
Dr William Harrin will not be at Ransom Memorial Hospital on September 3 and September 17.
County forecast calls for showers and a few thunderstorms spreading over the area tonight and continuing into Thursday. Lows tonight near 70 with upper 60s noted. high Thursday from 80 to 85 degrees.
Don Concannon, 40, elected Kansas Republican state chairman, aims to energize the party. A Washburn University alumnus and Stevens County lawyer with farming and business ties, he plans to retire from public office after two terms to focus on family in Hugoton. His wife Pat, a licensed pilot, supports his campaign efforts while their children adjust to a new political role.
The Cleveland Diocese Family Life Bureau director says priests who cannot accept the Church ban on birth control should stay silent or seek relief from teaching preaching and confessional duties.
Obituaries for John H. Reagan Michelle D. Carr and Rev. Adrian D. Lickteig detail services, burials, and pallbearers with affiliations. Hospital admissions and dismissals list multiple residents. Miscellaneous items include Kansas City cattle markets, a correction about a traffic collision, local divorces, and a lawsuit filing by the Ottawa Co-Op Association for recovery of $442.04 from Samuel E. Sayles.
Glenn Ware of Cottonwood pled guilty to speeding 85 in a 75 mph zone and paid a $10 fine. Steven Harrington of Kansas City Kansas had 85 mph speeding charges dismissed by the county attorney. Oscar Roberts of Peculiar Missouri faced failure to register vehicle charges dismissed by the county attorney. Marriage licenses granted to Donald Watson and Kathryn Johnson of Teppeka Ottawa, Salvador Vega and Vivian Collins of Ottawa, James Alexander III and Barbara Gage of Arlington Texas, Lloyd Robbins of Pomona and Linda Finch of Ottawa.
City by city readings show varied weather with clear conditions in Louisville Miami New Orleans Phoenix San Diego San Francisco Ptland Me etc. Cloudy in Memphis Milwaukee Minneapolis Saint Paul Omaha Philadelphia Richmond Seattle Winnipeg and Washington with rain in Ptund Ore and Tampa and trace to light precip in places. Temperatures range from 66 to 101 degrees, with visibility and wind not listed.
Ottawa Jaycees extend the entry deadline to September 2 for the Outstanding Young Farmer Award to include farmers out of town. More than 60 area farmers are expected to compete. winner chosen on career progress conservation and community service. Recognition banquet September 13 at the House of Douglas with tickets to go on sale next week.
KC markets report wholesale egg prices with large eggs at 80 per cent A 35 to 40 cents per dozen and mediums at 80 per cent A 27 to 32 cents per dozen. Butter remains unchanged at grade A, price not specified.
Menninger Bible classes taught by Mrs. L L Harrison and Mrs. Roy W Browning in Ottawa start with a 9 15 a m organizational meeting on Sept 5 The courses run 9 15 to 11 a m each Thursday for eight months Genesis to I Kings non sectarian enrollment 3 nursery provided Founded by Mrs Flo V Menninger in 1898 this is the 70th year Ottawa classes began in 1948 with Mrs Browning Seventy three women enrolled last year in both Ottawa classes Seattle AP A policeman reports an accident with an argument no injuries yet
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