Wilamsburg Christmas program moved to Wednesday night
Wilamsburg school will hold its Christmas program at 8 p.m. Wednesday, not Thursday as previously planned. Gift pottery for Xmas from Wilky's Pottery is advertised near 59Hwy. Earl M. Rozell, in Veterans Administration Hospital Oakland, room 438, is reported ill, with sister Mrs. George Mcintosh Downey also in poor health. Mrs Funk plans to travel to California tonight.
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Wilamsburg
Fred Funk
Harold Ingraham
Earl M. Rozell
Veterans Administration Hospital
13Th and
Harrison Streets
Oakland
Calif
George Mcintosh
Downey
Funk
California
Federal inspector warns on damaged rural mailboxes in Ottawa
A federal postal inspector in Ottawa yesterday warned that injuring or destroying mail boxes or mail can bring a fine up to 1000 dollars or three years in prison. Other notes include a quiet title suit filed in district court by Pearl C. Lynes and others against Isaac S. Kalloch over Ottawa property, two Ottawa Fire Department calls for smoke from a Co op dryer and a grass fire with no damage listed, and community items about Wolferman’s gift shop at Ogg’s West Side Grocery.
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Ottawa
Pearl C. Lynes
Isaac S. Kalloch
Ottawa Fire Department
Ottawa Co-op
Guernsey Breeders In Annual Meeting
The Kaw Valley Guernsey Breeders Association held its annual meeting yesterday at the North American hotel and re-elected all officers for the coming year. W. C. Boehle of Lawrence was named president, Fred Kissinger of Ottawa vice president, and Wayne Reichard of Williamsburg secretary. Fourteen attended, including George Chambers of Owatonna Minnesota, field man for the national association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw Valley Guernsey Breeders Association
North American
W. C. Boehle
Lawrence
Fred Kissinger
Ottawa
Wayne Reichard
Williamsburg
George Chambers
Owatonna
Minn
National Association
Deaths of C P Barnett and Mrs Jessie Brown
C P Barnett 77 Pomona carpenter died at 1 30 a m in Ransom Memorial Hospital after two years poor health since September Born Sept 2 1880 in Bates County Missouri moved to Pomona in 1900 from Ottawa Funeral from Sacred Heart Catholic Church Tuesday at 9 a m Rev Matthew Guilfoyle to officiate Burial Mt Calvary Cemetery Rosary Monday at 8 p m at Towner's Chapel Surviving widow Daisy daughters Mrs Wilhelm Great Bend and Mrs J Yoshida New York three grandchildren one great grandchild two brothers Sam Pueblo Colo and Joe Sacramento Calif two sisters Mrs Marguerite Prather Salina and Mrs Harold Savage Montague Calif Jessie Brown 73 Fremont Neb former Ottawa resident died yesterday at Fremont hospital Left Ottawa seven years ago Born Feb 14 1884 at Gardner Married to Clarence W Brown who died in 1920 Member of Methodist Church Survivors four daughters Mrs T Ray Williams Omaha Neb Mrs Fred Watts Oklahoma City Okla Mrs William Filby Jr Junction City and Mrs Jerry Graves Fremont Okla ten grandchildren one great grandson four sisters Mrs Robert Carey Dewey Okla Mrs Ray Porter and Miss Esther Jones Osawatomie and Mrs W L McGee Ottawa Funeral services Tuesday at 2 p m Lamb Funeral Home Rev Charles P Knight officiating Burial Hope Cemetery
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C. P. Barnett
Orval Paul Barnett
Pomona
Carpenter
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Bates County
Ottawa
Sacred Heart Cathlic Church
Daisy Barnett
Wilhelm
Great Bend
J. Yoshida
New York
N. Y
Sam
Pueblo
Cole
Joe
Sacramento
Calif
Marguerite Prather
Salina
Harold
Savage
Montague
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Matthew Guilfoyle
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Jessie Brown
Fre‘mont
Neb
Fremont Hospital
Brown
Gardner
Clarence W. Brown
Methodist Church
T. Ray Williams
Omaha
Fred. Watts
Oklahoma City
Okla
William Filby Jr
Junction City
Jerry Graves
Fremont
Robert Carey
Dewey
Ray Porter
Esther Jones
Osawatomie
W. L. McGee
The
Lamb Funeral Home
Charles P. Knight
Hope Cemetery
Hospital Notes Admits and Births Reported
Admitted: Robert Beeler at 301 Beech. Mrs G Louderback at 1025 S Locust. Marlene Carey RFD 4 on Friday. Births: Mr and Mrs Wilfred Bugner RFD 1 Wellsville a son born Friday weighing 7 lb 15 oz. Mr and Mrs Sherrell Ralston 823 Olive welcome a daughter born today weighing 7 lb 6 oz. Dismissed: Fred L Heathman 730 S Hickory. Mrs Charles Fawl Overbrook. Alfred Spencer 518 W 2nd. Chris Allen Fawl Overbrook on Friday.
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Robert Beeler
Beech
G. Louderback
Marlene Carey
Wilfred Bugner
Wellsville
Sherrell Ralston
Olive
Fred L. Heathman
Change Of Address In Pueblo Sparks City Council Action
In Pueblo Colorado residents pressed for a name change for Kinnikinnik street citing pronunciation and spelling difficulty. The City Council agreed and designated the street as Sheridan Road, streamlining postal and official use.
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Pueblo
Colo
Kinnikinnik Street
Sheridan Road
Brawl on South Main Ties Up Ottawa With Night of Chaos
Ottawa reports a record night Friday with four auto crashes and a drunken brawl in the 100 block on South Main. Two hospitalized, five jailed. Police court tied up as several defendants pleaded guilty or innocent to disturbing the peace and related charges. others faced traffic citations.
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Ottawa
South
Main
Robert F. Duncan
Poplar
Samuel
Jesse Ratley
Coffeyville
Duncan
Winton A. Winter
Hoffman
Cooper
Winter
Owen Henry Brooks
Overbrook
4Th and Main
Rex Lynn Patton
Wellsville
Brooks
South Main
Patton
Cowdin
Erma
Jean Lucille Claypool
S. Hickory
Claypool
Elizabeth DeWatts
RFD
East 15
D. Boone Walker
N. Oak
Church Directory listing local congregations and services
The notice lists multiple churches in the area with addresses, pastors, and service times. Highlights include Church of the Brethren Rev Gerald Mease morning worship 11 CBYF 8:30 p. m. Evening worship 1:30. North Baptist Oak and Wilson Pastor Jerry Tyler Sunday school 9:45 worship 10:45. Wesleyan Methodist 815 N Main Wayne Caldwell Sunday school 9:45 worship 10:30 youth 6:45 worship 7:30. First Baptist 4th and Hickory Pastor Roger Fredrikson worship 10 church school 11. Calvary Baptist 8th and Hickory Pastor Bill Weber worship 11 evangelistic service 7:45. Sacred Heart Catholic 4th and Cedar services 7 and 9 a. m.
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Church of the Brethren
Sth
Matin
Gerald Mease
North Baptist
Oak and Wilson
Jerry Tyler
Wesleyan Methodist
N. Main
Wayne E. Caldwell
Church of Christ
N. Poplar
C. E. Andrews
Christian Science Society
Hickory
First Baptist
4Th
Roger Fredrikson
4Th and
Cedar
Assembly of God
B. 13Th
B. R. Harris
Church of the Nazarene
7Th and Elm
Anthony V. Oddo
Free Methodist
N. Oak
Earl Fuller
JMS
First Methodist
Charles P. Knight
Christmas Vespers at Baldwin First Methodist Church
Baker University notes list two Christmas vesper performances at Baldwin First Methodist Church on Sunday December 15 at 4 and 8 pm. The program features unfamiliar carols from Scotland Hungary Czechoslovakia Bulgaria France and America guiding the Nativity story. Church leaders include Dr William C Rice, Prof Robert C Clark, and Phyllis Mellenbruch.
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Baker University
Baker
Baldwin First Methodist Church
Scotland
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
France
America
William C. Rice
Baker's
Mussic
Robert C. Clark
Phyllis Mellenbruch
Local church schedules list for midweek and Sunday services
A compact notice lists worship times and leaders for First Christian United Presbyterian Free Methodist Mexican Church First Methodist Faith Bible Grace Episcopal and others. It includes Sunday school times morning and evening services midweek events and youth programs with pastors and locations.
Observatory Contract Signed Nationwide Astronomy Facility
Washington reports the National Science Foundation has signed a contract with the Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy to create the first optical national observatory. The Arizona site will serve U.S. astronomers, with Green Bank, West Virginia, to host a nonoptical radio observatory.
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Washington
National Astronomical Observatory
U. S
National Science Foundation
Association of Universities For Research In Astronomy, Inc
Arizona
NSF
Green Bank
W. Va
Arizona site eyed for new optical installation project
The planned facility would cost about 3.1 million dollars and occupy one of three Arizona locations under review. The National Science Foundation previously announced it would sponsor the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
NSF
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Wilky’s Pottery
Mi. S
Wolferman
Ogg
West Side
Jay Ellis
Eugene Hardinger
Ottawa University
Ordnance Department
Washington D. C
University of Maryland
Raymond Davis
S. Sycamore
Williamsburg Wildlife Conservation Club
Williamsburg Legion Hall
Guernsey
P.p
Paola
Kans
Hillsdale
Ans
IHCH
John Deere
Jay Hawk
Allis-Chalmers
Grain
Happy Home
H. Meinig
Col. Wade Morris
Miami County National Bank
Eden Chapel Aid
Brawl Erppis
Daryl
Dean Hemphill
Hutchinson
Francis
LeRoy Hoffman
Hoods Trailer
Court
Nelson
Ray Cooper
Hemphill
Rock Creek
Willard Lister
Fred R. Ferguson
Ferguson
Miss Carey
Alfred E. Cowdin
Radio &Tv Service
S. Main
Church Directory
St. Paul A. M. E
Edwin M. O'Neal
Pestor
Trinity Methodist
N. Cedar
Charles W. Gross
Faith Whutheran
Lee Lennon
Bethany Chapel Baptist
William Bailey
Kramer
Grace Episcopal Church
First Christian Church
Ith and Cedar
Helen C. Schwab
Kansas Christian Women's Fellowship
Charles Terry
Walter Coburn
Monroe Miles
West Side Christian Church
Topeka
State Commission On Evangelism and
New Churches
State Board
Kansas Christian Missionary Society
Gordon D. Miller
First Christian
Bible School
United Presbyterian, 3Rd and
Walnut
M. Todd Macdonald
Bible
King
Manuel Pacheco
Faith Bible
R. D. Clayston
Grace Epiiscopal
John B. Swetgart
Dean Berlin
C. D
Dewey) Funk
Evergreen Mound Cemetery
Ottawa Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Charles W. Watts P
Et A
Louis H. Dengel
Lamb
Jessie
Nebraska
Charles FP. Knight
Bob Hope
Sun
Frankie
Frank ‘Sinatra
Jeanne
Gaynor-Crain
Albert She Toker
Wild
Late World News
Abbott & Costello
Dance With ME
Henry
Marshal Brennan
Uae
Fidhane
Philip Diane Eyer
Brewster - Robby
Harold J. Stone
Robert H. Harris
Hume Tan Arann
Hernan Hoffman
Nicholas
Pacscyreo Ay
Warner Bros W
Dean Nossinger
Bausch & Lomb
OK Photo Service
Angel Beauty Shop
Leota Hartpence
Rita Dalsing
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