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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1961

Page

8

Aged To Build City Within A City At Hesston Villa

The Hesston community opens Schowalter Villa a nonprofit retirement home on eight acres near Hesston College. Funded by a J. A. Schowalter foundation grant of about 600000 dollars, the village-like complex offers apartments cottages a hotel-type residence a nursing wing and individual cottages. The project aims to let residents manage their own retirement within a living community supervised by the Mennonite Board of Missions and Churches with a self amortizing financing plan and founder gifts from 5000 to 7500 dollars plus monthly rentals.

Hesston Eas Harvey County Schowalter Hesston College J. A. Schowalter Halstead Allen Erb Erb Mennonite Board of Missions and Churches Struc

Apologize For Poke At Williams

Officials of the Rhodesian Federation and Northern Rhodesia apologized for the punch in the face given to U.S. Assistant Secretary of State G. Mennen Williams at Lusaka airport. Sir Roy Welensky and Sir Evelyn Howe conveyed regret to Williams and Lusaka authorities. Lusaka Mayor Richard Sampson called the incident disgraceful and sham ing in our city.

Salisbury Southern Rhodesia Rhodesian Federation Northern Rhodesia U.S G. Mennen Williams Lusaka Roy Welensky John Emmerson Williams Evelyn Howe Richard Sampson

Mo Pac Hearing Postponed Over Train Discontinuation

A Kansas City hearing on Missouri Pacific's plan to discontinue two passenger trains between Kansas City and Omaha was postponed indefinitely. Interstate Commerce Commission examiner hearings had been held in Omaha on August 1 and Atchison, Kansas on August 3.

Kansas City Missouri Pacific Omaha Interstate Commerce Commission Atchison, Kan

KC Girl Dies After Car Crash

Miss Louella Hobbs aged 16 died in a Kansas City hospital after a car accident on the city west edge. The driver Robert Franklin, 21, lost control, the car skidded 181 feet, struck a tree, and Hobbs was thrown from the vehicle while Franklin sustained minor injuries.

Kansas City Kan Louella Hobbs Robert Franklin Franklin

Williamsburg School Dates Announced For Fall Term

Williamsburg principals announce a Friday start for both grade and high school students with half day buses. The full first day is Tuesday September 5 with the hot lunch program starting Tuesday at 25 cents per meal. The page also lists community visits and family travels across several states.

Williamsburg Forrest Bond W. R. Binns Mabel Matlock

Employment At New High

Washington August employment rose to a record 68,539,000 up 40,000 from July while the unemployment rate stayed at 6.9 percent. Unemployment fell by 598,000 to 4,542,000, and the year-ago totals were 68,282,000 employed and 3,788,000 unemployed.

Washington Arthur J. Goldberg

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