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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1962
Page
2
An Ottawa Saturday Notebook surveys the retail scene as Christmas shopping begins. Store owners report steady demand for big-ticket items, women shoppers driving purchases, strong layaway activity, and upbeat sentiment across furniture toys music and fashion. New money in various denominations and a few crisp $1000 bills are noted, with limited demand for the rare high-value notes.
Williamsburg and Ottawa area families hosted Thanksgiving dinners with numerous relatives visiting from Topeka Lenexa Princeton and other towns. Local students attended school events and planned a photo retouch session as they prepared for senior activities and the school presentation of The Matchmaker.
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The fall Paris auto show features 107 car and commercial vehicle makes: 92 British, 26 German, 19 French, 17 American, nine Italian, three Swedish, two Belgian, with one each from Australia, Brazil, Czechoslovakia, Holland, and Spain. The United States leads global output but not in makes. 1963 predictions mirror 1962 with near wars that did not occur.
A devotional prayer with biblical quote from Hebrews 12 28 29 RSV. It asks gratitude for a kingdom that cannot be shaken and for acceptable worship with reverence and awe. The text thanks God for benefits and requests love and reverent living through the Masters name Amen.
TOPEKA AP The unemployment rate in Kansas stayed at 2 percent for the week ending Nov 24, the Employment Security Division reported. The rate matched the prior week and was lower than the 2.6 percent level from a year earlier.
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George Sherman ended 24 years as engineer on the Gridley line of the Santa Fe. He was greeted by the Gridley High School band and townspeople, followed by a large basket dinner. Claude and Mrs. Allison celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary amid town events.
U Thant of Burma begins a four year term as secretary general after unanimous election by the General Assembly. His pay and allowances are set at seventy thousand dollars annually. The former teacher and journalist emerges from the Cuban crisis with broad US and Soviet backing and vows to bridge East West divides. He rejects coercion and warns against rigid, single minded solutions in a flawed world.
The WHS juniors received their class rings. Sharon Bond spent Thanksgiving at home. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Arnold and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Johannes Jr. of Homewood joined Terry Robe in Tulsa for Thanksgiving. Mrs. Morrison of Ottawa visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reh in Homeweal. The Walsh family and Joe from Kansas City, and Mr. and Mrs. John Malburg of Ottawa joined John and family in Ottawa for Thanksgiving. Milliken played in the Kansas State checker tournament in Wichita, tying for second in Class B among 24 players statewide.
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