Pathfinders distribute 21 Thanksgiving food baskets
Members of the Pathfinders group at Seventh Day Adventist Church handed out 21 food baskets filled with canned goods and Halloween contributed fruit to needy families for Thanksgiving. The Franklin County Realtors Board met, electing Dr. H. B. Peffly as president, Howard Doyen as vice president, and E. B. Haley as secretary-treasurer. The Peoria Church bazaar and supper are set for Wednesday December 4 from 5 30 to 7 30 p.m.
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Pathfinders Group
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Franklin County Realtors Board
Hayden Turner
H. B.peffly
Howard Doyen
E. B. Haley
Peoria
Sweet Adelines Bazaar and Bake Sale Event
Bazaar and bake sale hosted by Sweet Adelines at the gas office on December 4. Handmade gifts will be available for purchase along with treats. Limited advance ads.
Christmas Special New Singer Zigzag
Bargain ad notes a new Singer Zigzag machine for 99 dollars with lifetime guarantee. Otasco CH 2-3870 listed as contact for this Christmas special sale.
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Otasco
GED Test Applications Available at Paola High
Applications for the GED tests to be given on December 14 at Paola High School must be obtained immediately from the principal. Forms must be filled out and sent to Topeka to issue a permit before testing. Anyone without a diploma may obtain its equivalent by passing the tests.
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Paola High School
Topeka
Bronze Star for Army Spec 4 Carlos C. Cole
Army records show Carlos C. Cole, 21, son of Mr and Mrs John Cole of Rantoul, received the Bronze Star for meritorious service while serving in Vietnam with the 1st Division. He is now stationed at Fort Benning Georgia. Hawkins Grange potluck is at 6 30 p m Wednesday followed by the regular meeting, moved from Friday.
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ARMY
Carlos C. Cole
John Cole
Rantoul
Sergioa
Vietnam
Ft. Benning
Hawkins Grange
Herald
Better Prices In November For Kansas Farm Output
Kansas farmers saw mid November prices rise modestly from October and above November 1967. Wheat averaged 1.27 a bushel, corn 1.04, oats 0.72, barley 0.93, sorghum 1.69 per cwt, soybeans 2.29, hogs 17.90 per cwt, beef cattle 2350 per cwt, calves 9.25, and wholesale milk 5.50 per cwt.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Kansas City
U.S
FAA imposes first congestion limits on major airports
The FAA set hourly flight caps to curb congestion at five airports in Washington New York and Chicago effective April 27. O Hare Kennedy LaGuardia Newark and National will face limits with small planes restricted at peak times. The move aims to reduce delays while Congress weighs expansion.
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Washington
New York
Chicago
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
O’hare
Kennedy International
la Guardia
Newark
Washington National
You Can Sense Doomed Shows
AP television review notes many weak network programs likely to fail, with ABC trailing NBC and CBS in ratings. It cites shows in danger and moves that revived others, plus production costs and upcoming scheduling. It mentions The Dick Cavett Show ending, NBC hiring Andy Williams, and recommended tonight programs including Reptiles and Amphibians, Elvis, Brigitte Bardot specials.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Nielsen
Will Sonnett
N.Y.P.D
ABC
Good Guys
Bob Denver
Dick Cavett
NBC
Andy Williams
CBS
National Geographic Society
Elvis
Presley
The
Blossoms
Brigitte
Miss Bardot
Sacha Distel
France
England
Death Notice for Juanita M Bernard Ottawa Resident
Mrs. Juanita M Bernard 40 of Ottawa RFD 2 died Saturday at Providence Hospital Kansas City after a two week illness. Services scheduled 2 p.m. Tuesday at Gibson-Butler Chapel with burial at Chapel Hill Cemetery. She moved to Ottawa a year ago from Kansas City and was born in Omaha Neb. Survivors include husband Emanuel Bernard Jr son David W Cline parents Walter and (Mrs) Pennington two sisters Mrs Norman L Todd and Mrs Dorothy Marie Mulderink and half brother Richard Pennington.
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Juanita M. Bernard
Ottawa
RFD
Providence Hospital
Kansas City
Gibson-Butler
Chapel Hill Cemetery
Bernard
Omaha
Neb
Emanuel Bernard Jr
David W. Cline
Walter Pennington
Rantoul
Norman L. Todd
Dorothy Marie Mulderink
Richard Pennington
Hospital notes and local farm and police briefs
Admissions list includes Kathy Heckman Jesus Cruz Marshall Allen Beulah McKee Earl Shaw Christie Foltz Mrs Nellie Miller and Cletus Shenk. Birth announced for Dwight and [name unspecified] Detwiler in Rantoul. Cattle and hog markets report mixed gains and declines, with steer and heifer prices and feeder cattle ranges. Bridge winners named for Ottawa and Garnett, with top finishers in North-South and East-West pairs. Local accidents report minor damage with no injuries. Police report one open bottle charge against Loren Slaybaugh.
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Kathy Heckman
S. Sycamore
Jesus Cruz
Walton
Marshall Allen
W. 7Th
Beulah McKee
Princeton
Earl Shaw
Williamsburg
Christie Foltz
Nellie Miller
Wellsville
Cletus Shenk
Pecan
UBLIC
Pomona
Kansas
McCullough
Farmall
H. Farmall
John Deere
Viking Feed Mill
Porter Shaw
Claude Myers Citizens State Bank of
Phobia List Adds Odd Fears To Your Social Image
Hal Boyle surveys a humorous catalog of phobias from simple zoophobia to rarer terms like merinthophobia and gymnophobia. The piece playfully groups fears by everyday situations and introduces new, whimsical terms such as doraphobe, odontophobe, and autoraphobia to provoke a wry look at prestige via uncommon anxieties.
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New York
Marines hunt tiger in Vietnam to avenge fallen comrade
In Quang Tri a joint patrol and Vietnamese hunter set out for a jungled mountain valley to kill a tiger blamed for fatally wounding a young Marine three weeks earlier. Brig. Gen. Robert B. Carney Jr. vowed to reach the source of the attack, even if it means pursuing a tiger.
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Quang Tri
Vietnam
U.S
Robert B. Carney Jr
3Rd Marine Division
Central Heights honor roll students named for nine weeks
Central Heights High School lists honor roll students by class. Seniors include Kathy Lickteig and Linda Topp with high honors. Robert Lyon, Duane Stephan, Virginia Taylor, Jo Weatherbie with high honors. Trent Barkdoll, Patty Lyons, Earlene McKvain, Cherry Needham, Cindy Spaulding, Loretta Weinsman with honors. plus several honorable mentions. Juniors, sophomores, freshmen, and eighth and seventh grades are detailed with high honors, honors, and honorable mentions for multiple students.
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Central Heights High School
Kathy Lickteig
Linda Topp
Robert Lyon
Duane Stephan
Virginia Taylor
Jo Weatherbie
Trent Barkdoll
Patty Lyons
Charles Chrisjohn
Liza Burkdoll
Phillip Dunbar
Carol Evans
Connie Mathes
Darlene Page
Florence Renner
Debbie Richards
Richard Smith
Sandy Betz
Kenneth Bruler
Nina Fredricks
Nancy Spaulding
Robert Wagner
Marjorie Lyon
Bill Renner
Jean Secrest
Joyce Secrest
Sue Baxter
Kathy Betz
County To Start Food Stamp Program
Franklin County will inaugurate a food stamp program for welfare clients early next year. County welfare director Wanda Baird announced at the advisory committee meeting. Speakers explained operation. Lautiger will assist in February and March to set up the local program.
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Franklin County
Wanda Baird
County Welfare Department
County Welfare
Harold L. Smelser
Commodity Division
State Welfare Department
Topeka
Jerry Lautiger
Pittsburg
Consumer and Marketing Service
U. S. Department of of Agriculture
William Landon
Crawford County
Lawrence D. Tharp
Lautiger
U. S
U.S. Agriculture Department
Federal Reserve Banks
Kansas
Franklin
Johnson
Neosho
Leavenworth
Congress
Overbrook Church to hold 18 hour New Testament reading
Overbrook United Methodist Church hosts an 18 hour Bible Sunday starting at 1 a.m. with a breakfast by the Rotary Club. Rev. Robert B. Alexander leads with Matthew 1 and ends Revelation 22 at 8:30 p.m. Readings by 70 church members, pantomimes, coffee service, and a Hallelujah Chorus finale under Max Friesen. About 300 expected at start. coffee over 17000 cups.
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Overbrook
Max Friesen
James Ruble
Alexander
Bowling Scores From Local Monday Night Ladies and Leagues
Ottawa area bowling scores show leaders in multiple leagues. Gorton posted 167 for High ten and 410 triple in Osburns Flowers-3 while Hoover reached 410 total for Ottawa Savings-1. Several bowlers reached 400s and notable games include White 184 and Cochran 476 for Ottawa Savings-1.
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Osburn’s
L. Gorton
R. Hoover
Ottawa Savings
P. White
M. Cochran
Nitcher’s
M. Heckn
L.G.W.U
M. Benjon
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Jim Seaver
Lawrence
Lyle Hanes
E. E. Hazlett
Dick Peters
Robert A. Anderson
Merle Price
Betty Alford
Dewar Kyle
Ash
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Wadkins
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Alana D. Gilbert
N. Sycamore
West Fifth
Charles R. Fletcher
Maple
Gilbert
Fletcher
Ottawa Police Department
Loren F. Slaybaugh
Hal Boyle
Ottawa Herald
Dassmer
Harry Smith
S. Main
Overbrook Church
G. Whitacre
J. Penn
D. Doman
M. Holmes
H. Attebery
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B. Bond
J. Yost
G. Mille
D. Heckman
D. A. Heckman
Fritts
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L. Bishop
C., Haas
Brunswick League
First National Bank
S. Smith Jr
K. Liegerot
A. Breckenridge
F. Hamner
Helen and
Bill
H. Doman
M. Birckhead
L. Evans
Guy's Foods Inc
R. Huske
C. Foster
McMillen Oil CO
L. McDaniels
C. Burns Sr
L. Likes
L. Scribner
Lodge
O.E.S
Exydhanna
Letha Gower
W.M. Ann Jensen
Secy
R.A.M
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R. Lee Finch
W.M. Clarence E, Rea
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