Cyclone Davis Third Six-Weeks At OHS
Ottawa High School highlights include seniors ordering announcements for delivery before end of term, G A A members swimming at Ottawa University pool, counselor visits to KU and KSU campuses, a delayed Categories program on Channel 4 with five OHS students, Cyclones vs Lawrence Lions basketball rivalry, upcoming home game against Chanute, pep assembly and Lawrence pep squad exchange, cheerleaders and varsity pep club supper, chorus audition selections for ensemble, Kayette program talk on point system, and a closing signoff.
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OHS
Ottawa University
W. PB. Shepard
Dean Rouse
P. K. Worley
Howard Doman
Kansas University
K.U
Worley
Doman
Manhattan
KSU
Ottawa
Channel 4
St. Pius X
Sally Corlis
Beth Butler
Tony Zerbe
Barbara Hughes
John Hoppe
Bob Nordyke
Milton Bland
Cyclones
Lawrence Lions
Lawrence
Chanute Comets
H. K. Stevens
Twisters
Martha Lanning
Linda Shoewalter
Judy Daugharthy
Kay Reams
Anne Casida
Teresa Morrisey
Kathy Reusch
Roxy Lennard
Pat Sievers
Cindy Christian
Cicily Park
Ottawa High Chorus
Ensemele
John Jones
Sharon Brown
Connie Altie
Sue Mee Nish
Rita Hollinger
Nancy North
Paulette Reed
Dalena Wilhite
Sue Judd
Marielyn Rule
Theresa Thompson
James Gardner
Phil Worley
Bill Lee
Chris Myers
Mike Jones
Dalene Waymire
Vicki Kelly
Retail Sales May Surpass '62 Holiday Season
Across the nation retailers resume normal operations after the Kennedy funeral period. Shorter Christmas between Thanksgiving and Christmas plus mourning losses may hurt the holiday season though Wall Street Journal and New York Herald Tribune forecast mixed rebounds with four percent above 1962 Christmas volume.
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Kennedy
The
Wall Street Journal
New York Herald Tribune
Jo. Penney Company
J.L. Hysom
Greek coin found in dress near Louisville
Mrs Wilson Beatty discovered a 10 drachma coin hidden in the hem of a tightly stitched dress she had dry cleaned in Louisville Kentucky AP The coin worth about 3 1/2 cents was found after a second inspection of the garment no tear or other damage was reported
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Louisville
Wilson Beatty
U.S
Jackie Moves To Washington Home
Washington AP report describes Jacqueline Kennedy, John Jr, and Caroline moving from the White House to a Georgetown residence lent by W Averell Harriman. Secret Service monitored the 11 room brick house as the family settled in after President Kennedy s assassination.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy Jr
Georgetown
Jacqueline Kennedy
Kennedys
White House
N Street
Executive Mansion
W. Averell Harriman
Secret Service
President Kennedy
Bath
Hearing Notice for City Real Estate Acquisition Ottawa KS
Notice of hearing in Ottawa Kansas on December 11 1963 to determine advisability of city acquiring multiple parcels in Blocks 72 71 and 97 and others. City documents list Site A Site B and Site C ownership areas and specify parcels including West 38 feet Lot 20 and various adjacent lots.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Ottawa Kansas property parcels acquired for off street parking
A description lists numerous parcels in blocks 84 98 and 59 in Ottawa Kansas City, including lots 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 and parts of blocks 98 59 and 44. The text notes the land is to be improved for off street parking facilities and specifies boundary lines and tracts to be acquired.
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Otis
Kansas
City of Ottawa
City of
Ottawa
S.E
Block
S.W
Lot 14
Lot
Court House Square
Franklin County
G.S. of
Kan
Board of City Commissioners
Charles Williamson
J. R.cheney
James W. Grogan
LBJ Honors Kennedy and John XXIII With Medal of Freedom
President Johnson posthumously awards the Medal of Freedom to John F. Kennedy and Pope John XXIII for peace and service. Atty. Gen. Kennedy accepts for his slain brother as Jacqueline Kennedy watches from behind a screen. The ceremony honors 31 leaders. most recipients attend.
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Washington
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Pope John. XXIII
Great Republic
Brotherhood of Man
Robert F. Kennedy
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
The
United States
Kennedy
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Eunice Shriver
Pat Lawford
Probate and Public Notices in Franklin County Kansas
Last published notices propose estate matters for Fred S Buckels Ella Higdon heirs and a parcel description in Richmond Ottawa and Franklin County. Petition filed for administrator David E Bunch seeks appointment with defenses due by December 28 1963. Surplus road machinery bids due December 16 1963 sealed with reading December 16 1963.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Kansas
Fred S. Buckels
State of
David E. Bunch
Ottawa
County Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
Cecil Vining
Earl L. Richardson
Donald Averill Bruce Spears
Ella Higdon
Orion Higdon
O. Higdon
Proposal for demolition and street improvements in multiple blocks
A plan outlines demolishing existing structures, closing sewer connections, grading sites, and paving with reinforced concrete. It includes lighting with underground wiring and mercury vapor luminaires. Estimated cost is 570000 dollars. The proposed benefit district covers extensive lots across Blocks 44 to 59 including Missouri Pacific railroad properties, Nelsons Place, and surrounding lots.
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N.E
N. W
S.W
S.E
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Nelson's
Ottawa Kansas Public Notice of Benefit District Hearing
The City of Ottawa Kansas proposes a benefit district to cover numerous blocks and lots listed in the notice. A public hearing will address assessment of improvements costs against all land within the district with no city wide cost sharing.
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Ottawa
Crites
B. F. Goodrich
M. E. Kocheneower
Princeton
T. B. Powers
Litwin
White
Dave Mudrick
Bob White
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Davis
Linda Smith
Jackie
Donald ‘L. White
Petitioner
Rena
LBJ
Dallas
Legals
Gleason
Gleason, Doty & Logan Attorneys
Leafa E. Higdon
Orton Higdon
Higdon
Township
Range 20
Richmond
Franklin
Otasco
Remington
Lektronic II
Oklahoma Tire
S. Main
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