Emporia State Symphony Band Announces December Concert
Cliff ord Leo Fritts and Patricia Lynn Smith, both music majors, are new members of Emporia State University’s 140 piece symphonic band. The band will give its first concert of the year on December 13. Also noting a local ad, December special offers 8 lb dry cleaning for 1.50 with free Pepsi and gifts on Saturday December 9 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Durbin Coin-Op Laundrette and Dry Cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Leo Fritts
Clifford W. Fritts
Pomona Rfd
Patricia Lynn Smith
C. Raymond Smith Jr
Oak
Emporia State
Durbin
Baker University presents 28th annual Christmas vespers
Baker University music department stages the 28th annual Christmas candlelight vespers on December 17 featuring traditional Christmas music linked to the Christmas story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker University
Community Basket Supper and Sale Event
A local fundraiser by Baxter Community features a basket supper at 7 30 p m Friday at the school with open evenings. The event includes contributions from Sharon Carothers Betty's Styling Salon and local advertisers and will offer choral foods including oysters soup and pie at the Williamsburg Auditorium and City Auditorium. Proceeds support area families with gifts and holiday items. Local businesses advertise with listings for piano tuning tree sales bait shop and market partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter
Santa And The Pigwidgen Part IV Claus Seeks Pigwidgen Curse
Claus leaves toys and seeks the Pigwidgen to lift a landwide curse. An old woman resists speaking until an ice cream feast unlocks a clue. A crooked road and a moonlit path lead Claus to a tiny elf who reveals a new quest. Tomorrow: The Sopchoppy Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claus
Sopchoppy
Feery
Clats
Sopchoppy River Ferry
Last Minute Disputes Threaten End-Week Adjournment
Washington AP reports last minute disputes over antipoverty and foreign aid bills loom as Congress nears adjournment by next week. A meat inspection measure cleared both houses, with potential action on Social Security benefits postal rate hikes and federal pay, while other major bills like interest disclosure higher education crime prevention civil rights and Johnson’s 10 percent tax surcharge are left for next year. A spending cut package targeting about 4.1 billion is tied to routine appropriations, with Bow seeking 5.7 billion. Speaker McCormack and Democratic Leader Albert foresee an adjournment around Dec 15 and announce the next session starts Jan 15, with final appropriations and antipoverty measures advancing this week and Monday respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Johnson
Senate House
Carl B. Albert
Aps
Albert
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
Appropriations Committee
Senate
House
Pistol Packin Pastor To Speak At Free Methodist Church
Rev Wesley G Edwards, known as the pistol packing pastor for opposing Santa Ana gambling rings, will speak and conduct services tonight through Sunday at the Free Methodist Church 735 N Oak. Topics include war race riots revolution in the home school and nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern California
Free Methoodist
N. Oak
Wesley G. Edwards
Santa Ana
Calif
Hawkins Grange Meeting Recommends Four Members
Hawkins Grange held a Wednesday meeting in which four candidates were recommended for membership. Master Bill Rice led, with Mrs. Henry Wherry at the piano as the charter was draped for Sherman Hetzel. A basket supper preceded the program honoring Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hunter on their upcoming 50th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins Grange
Bill Rice
Henry Wherry
Sherman Hetzel
Clifford Hunter
Richmond Health Course Ends With 22 Certificates
Mrs. Arla Lickteig R N with the Franklin County Health Office completed a medical self help course in Richmond. Twenty two participants received certificates. The course was sponsored by the Franklin County Civil Defense Department, the Franklin County Health Department, and Richmond Civil Defense. The seven class covered first aid techniques for disaster response.
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Arla Lickteig R. N
Franklin County Health Office
Richmond
Franklin County Civil Defense Department
Franklin County Health Department
Civil Defense Organization
Ottawa Herald Brief Item Dec 7 1967 Page 10
Local page carries a compact item from Ottawa dated December 7 1967. The brief notes events and notices of interest to residents, without long narrative or additional context.
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Ottawa, Herald
Local Markets and Ottawa Area Notes
Kansas City AP reports wholesale eggs butter and cattle markets with prices for hogs sheep and calves. Ottawa area hospital notes admissions dismissals emergencies include a seven foot fall incident and several obituaries and funeral notices for local residents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Estate of Mabel Bethell hearing notice in Kansas court
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas a petition has been filed by Guy Harold Bethell as Executor of the Will of Mabel M. Bethell deceased seeking a final settlement. The notice to all persons concerned announces a hearing on the matter with details published first on November 30 1967 and last on December 14 1967.
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Kansas State University
Michigan
George Romney
Mary Lou Brown
Kerry Lynn Duch
Ft. Riley
Kan
Romney
State of
Kansas
Franklin County
Said
Mabel M. Bethell
Guy Harold Bethell
Said &S
Ottawa High Gets Honor in Atlantic City Display
Ottawa High School receives national recognition as its new building is chosen for display at the American Association of School Administrators convention in Atlantic City February 16 to 22. Architect plans and color photos by J B Mickey illustrate the display prepared by Horst and Terrill Topeka. Marvin P Forker, superintendent, notes screening jury selected the project from many entries and that the convention attracts over 30 000 school officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
American Association of School Administrators
Atlantic City
Marvin P. Forker
Horst and Terrill
Topeka
Forker
J.B. Mickey
Bethell estate probate seeks heirs and accounts
Petition for approval of executor Guy Bethell and attorney fees, to determine heirs and shares under the will of Mabel M. Bethell. Respondents must file written defenses by December 22, 1967 at 11 a.m. in Ottawa Kansas court. If not, judgment will follow. Attorney: Winton A. Winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel M. Bethell
Ottawa
Guy Harold Bethell
Classified Ad Rates And Deadlines From Local Paper
Local ads must be paid by 5 p.m. the day before publication with a five line ad accepted until 9:30 a.m. on publication day. Per word rates apply for want ads with varying insertions and a cash minimum. Card of thanks classified rates listed with per word charges and line pricing.
Card of Thanks and Anniversary Note
Card of thanks from Mr and Mrs Clifford Carey of Richmond Kan expresses gratitude for cards letters and flowers on their 45th wedding anniversary. Also a notice for Tancred Commandry No 11 ET stating a stated conclave on Thursday Dec 7 at 730 pm with business meeting and wear uniforms. An employment ad invites experienced applicants for a responsible position with substantial starting salary and incentives at Box 1430 Topeka and is an equal opportunity employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Carey
Richmond
Kan
Vogterer
Abels Rehan
Tancred
Fee
Lee Finch
E. C
L Gerald B. Harford
Topeka
M. Ployer
Ottawa Kansas Estate and Farm Sales Roundup
A dense listing of estate and farm sales in Ottawa and nearby towns with dates in December and January. Items include Bessie Collins estate sale in Ottawa at 1010 S Main, several farm sales on highways near Wellsville and Overbrook, and cattle and livestock auctions at Franklin County Sale Barn, along with Printy and Son and Printy Auction House listings in Ottawa. Continuous sale times and contact hints appear, with Osage City and Council Grove auction notes and weekly sales in Pomona and nearby communities.
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Clifford R
Hobbs
Ottawa
Kansas
Bessie Collins
Main
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
Sam _ Schowengerdt
Wellsville
Chas
Baker
Overbrook
Kan
E. E. Wichstrom
Lane
Franklin County
Sherman Hetzel
Smiles
Pinelen
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Council Grove
Osage City
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Gar. Sale
Sue
Sharon Carothers
Betty
Ellis
Joe
Williamsburg
Williamsburg Auditorium
Adv
Wolferman
Ogg’s Market
Sale
City Auditorium
Santa and the Pigwidgen
Part
Chapter
Patrick
Tweedle
Patrick Tweedleknees
Elf
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
Peace Corps
Agency For International Development
Office of Economic Opportunity
John W. McCormack
Joe Smith
Brownsville
Oakland Army Base
Fred Kissinger
Joe Ream
J. G. Lytle
Mrs. Ream
Carolyn Kisesinger
Darlene Rice
Smart
Floyd Mitchell
Terry
SC Markets
the Daily Report
James Jeffers
Ottawa University
Homer Atchison
S. Cherry
George Myers
Ottawa Rfd
Bessie Bare
Princeton
Gary Garman
Elva Vanover
Bryce Wantland
Poplar
Herbert Howell
Ronald Atchison
Herbert Roberts
Otetawa Rfd
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Brown
Glenrose
Tex
John Bradley
Ella V. (Easly) Fox
Denver
Colo
Summerville
Lewis H. Brown
Assembly of God Church
Alvin L. Brown
Fort
Wilberta J, Fockel
Wilberta Joy Fockele
Ronald Fockele
Brennan Funeral Home
Mount Hope
Fockele
Daniel Dean
Deborah Ann
Dean Fockele
Tospeka
E. C. Cummings
F. F. Fockele
Melton Shipps
George McDowell
Melton N. Shipps
Lincoln
Ned
Myrtle R. Brown
S. Cedar
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Mildred F, Campbell
Mildred F. Campbell
Towner Chapel
Don Rothfuss
Lee DePriest
Cecil Gilmore
Orville Beeson
Busford Beeson
Richard Pointer
Melvin Sundstrum
A. H. North
Ruth DePriest
Highland Cemetery
James C. Williams
Kanesas City
Jessie R. Pratt
Ranred Uight
CHARLES _N. NASSE JR
Southbridge
Mass
Dennis G. Loxterman
Charles Busey
Martha A. Franks
Guilety
Ernest Edwards Shepard
Prive Ate
Natalie A
McCreary
Ottawa High
Winton A. Winter
First Nail, Bank Bldg
Atty
Printy
Ben Printy
N. Main
Thursa
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