Calvary Baptist Church midweek service update and events
Janet Roadybush will not speak at tonight midweek service at Calvary Baptist Church but regular service begins at 7:30 p.m. Several community notices follow including Christmas programs at Centropolis Christian Church and Baker University Choir on TV, dances, and a youth center party. Local ads list Gambles Store toys, Wright’s Studio promotions, and VA aid help with dates at city hall.
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Janet Roadybush
Calvary Baptist Church
Market Report Kansas City wholesale eggs and livestock
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports wholesale eggs mixed by grade with large at 1.32 per unit and medium 2.76. Cattle 2,000 head with calves 150 and slaughter classes steady. utility cows around 11.50. Hogs 3,000 with barrows and gilts up 25-50, sows up to 25. various weight ranges quoted. Sheep limited price tests. slaughter lambs 18.50 to 19.50, utility ewes 4.50 to 5.50.
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Kansas City
Wellsville HDA Members Share Christmas Meal at Rogers Home
Wellsville Sunflower H D A members and families gathered December 12 at Mrs. Charles Rogers home for a covered dish supper and gifts for Oogawatomie Hospital. Guests included Dr. Helen Gilles and two daughters, Lawrence.
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Sunflower H.D.A
Charles Rogers
Oogawatomie Hospital
Helen Gilles
Lawrence
Rose Junior Garden Club
Wellsville High School Garden Club
Bernhard Fleming
Fleming
E. E. Turner
Wayne Wild
Lost Photos Returned After Bus Find in Missouri
Joel Nordeen, manager of OK Photo Service Inc, received a nine photograph envelope postmarked St Joseph Missouri with a Chico California return sender. A note on the folder urged locating the owner, stating photos were found on a Greyhound eastbound bus. Nordeen will hold the pictures until claimed.
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Joel Nordeen
OK Photo Service, Inc
St. Joseph, Mo
Florence Foster
Chico
Calif
Greyhound
Nordeen
Ottawa
Want A Drink Santa Reporter Spends Hours As Listening Santa
Reporter Jim Lamb spends nearly four hours as a sidewalk Santa in Philadelphia to raise funds for Volunteers of America. He greets children and adults, notes playful requests and jokes, and reports a total haul of 9.66 dollars plus one toy dart.
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Santa Claus
Associated Press
Jim Lamb
Volunteers of America
Santa
Philadelphia
Saneta
Cynthia
Vicki Wray Grows Stronger After Eye Disease Battle
Vicki Wray, once nearly blind from retina glastoma, has grown two inches and gained weight. Doctors say if no relapse by age six she will be cured. The family received $18,000 in donations to a medical trust after national reports. Vicki will have regular six month checkups at Duke Hospital.
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Bowling Green
Vicki Wray
Vicki
Ferris Wray
Robert Wray
Wray
Nation
Duke Hospital
Regelar Sixemonth
4-H Committees To Be Chosen At County Meeting
4 H council officers will appoint council committees at 10 a m in the extension office. Judging committees will be selected to judge regular 4 H meetings of all clubs early in the year. Top clubs from judging will compete in the county model meeting contest on 4 H Day.
Speeding Fines Set in Ottawa Court Records
County Court records show Richard Terry Johnston, 17, of 504 S Oak, cited December 12 at the south edge of Ottawa on US 69 for speeding 65 in a 50 zone, pleaded guilty and fined 16 dollars plus costs. George E Payne, 20, of 424 S Poplar, cited December 12 on US 50 at the south edge of Ottawa for speeding 65 in a 50 zone, pleaded guilty and fined 15 dollars plus costs.
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Richard Terry Johnston
S. Oak
Ottawa
George E. Payne
S. Poplar
Bertha E. Roberts
N. Locust
Jimie Dale Morton
Beech
Charles S. Sharples
Osage City
Jerry M. Holt
Emporia
Charles R. Moore
Eme Poria
Edward J. Buzzell Jr
S. Hickory
Walter W. Sutter
Robert E. Penn
S. Elm
Donald D. Wienke
Tremont
Richard L. Widman
Otetawa University
Widman
Everett E. Bailey
Cherryvale
Floyd C. Crowl
Cye Press
Paul B. Gardner
RFC
David M. Clark
Thomas J. Franks
Terry L. Cramer
N. Cedar
Cramer
None Hurt In Wreck
There were no injuries in an accident at the Fifth and Hickory streets intersection at 6 10 p m Wednesday. Jerry L Adkisson 21 of 1083 N Main drove a 1964 Chevrolet east on Fifth Street and said he stopped for a stop sign but did not see Nancy J Stauffer 33 of 1332 S Mulberry in a 1963 Plymouth station wagon on Hickory The Plymouth was northbound at the time There were no arrests and damage estimates were not available.
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Fifth and
Hickory Streets
Jerry L. Adkisson
N. Main
West Fifth Street
Adkisson
Nancy J. Stauffer
S. Mulberry
Deaths JOSEPH P HAWORTH 83 Elmhurst DL
Joseph P Haworth 83 of Elmhurst DL died Tuesday evening at Memorial Hospital Elmhurst. Services Friday 10 30 a m at First Baptist Church Salina with Rev Clayton Brown officiating. Burial Rose Lawn Memorial Park Salina. Memorials to Ottawa University scholarship fund or First Baptist Church Salina. Born January 15 1681 in Dexter he lived most of his life in Kansas. Surviving six sons 18 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Mrs Haworth died in June 1963. Former traveling salesman.
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Joseph P, Haworth
Joseph P. Haworth
Elmhurst
B. Smith Haworth
Ottawa
Memorial Hospital
First Baptist
Dexter
Salina
Kansas
Haworth
Funeral services for Newel E Coffey
Services for Newel E Coffey who died Wednesday in the VA Hospital will be at 2 Friday at Dengel and Son Mortuary. Dr Raymond P Jennings will officiate and burial will be in Highland Cemetery.
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Newel E, Coffey
Newel E. Coffey
Wadsworth VA
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Raymond P. Jennings
Highland Cemetery
Marriage Licenses for Two Ottawa Couples
Robert William Wilson aged 24 of Richmond and Naomi Ruth Coffman aged 21 of Ottawa apply for a license. David Walter Scott 21 of Ottawa and Linda Sue Wood 20 of Ottawa also seek a marriage license.
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Robert William Wilson
Richmond
Naomi Ruth Coffman
Ottawa
David Walter Scott
Linda Sue Wood
Buddhists End Hunger Strike in Saigon Campaign Continues
Five hundred Buddhist monks and nuns ended a 24 hour hunger strike in Saigon but leaders vow to press against Premier Tran Van Huong's government. U S Ambassador Taylor to meet Huong as ministers resign and protests warn of bigger strikes and street demonstrations. Westmoreland says the actions are a small minority and controllable. Most activity centers in Saigon as authorities stay ready.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tran van Huong
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Huong
Phan Tan Chuc
Tran Thuc Linh
Information Ministry
Ngo Dinh Diem
William C. Westmoresland
Honolulu
Westmoreland
Halleck’s Secure Role After GOP Conference
Washington AP report says Rep Charles Halleck’s leadership appears secure as House Republicans return home short of a majority with about 119 attending the post election conference. A potential change in leadership and RNC chair questions were discussed for next year.
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Washington
Charles A. Halleck
House
Berea Boosters Have Knit Meet
Janice Cooper reports on a Berea Boosters 4-H knitting lesson for six members and three mothers. The class, taught by Mrs. Raymond Wagner, learned garter stitch potholders and later the purl stitch with stockinette and ribbing. Members named include Jeanne Poss, Donna Poss, Marcia Poss, Janice Cooper, Diane Cooper, Janet Brown, Cathy Guy, and mothers Mrs. Bob Brown, Mrs. Bob Cooper, and Mrs. Harold Guy.
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Janice Cooper
Berea
Berea Boosters
4-H
Raymond Wagner
4.H Club
Jeanne Donna
Marcia Poss
Janice
Diane Cooper
Janet Brown
Cathy Guy
Bob Brown
Bob Cooper
Harald Guy
Apples Awarded Mrs Alderman at Eugene Field
Mrs Marian Alderman a fourth grade teacher at Eugene Field received a box of apples in recognition of teaching excellence. The award came from a Kansas City radio station and the Atlantic and Pacific food store with a supporting letter from student Ann Ziegler now in Dallas. A separate box went to the students. A letter will be sent to Ann by former classmates.
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Marian Alderman
Eugene Field
Kansas City
Atlantic and Pacific Food
Alderman
WHB
Ann Ziegler
Dallas
Tex
Ann
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List
Hospital admissions include Marion Johnson of Pomona, Kenneth Hull of Wellsville, George Wintten of Aliceville, and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ross of 916 N Mainson near Ottawa, with a baby weighing 8 pounds 11 ounces born Thursday. Dismissals feature James Anderson of Ottawa RFD 2, Mrs. Ben Heldner of Ottawa RFD 3, and Sherrill James of Ottawa University, all discharged Thursday.
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Marion Johnson
Pomona
Kenneth Hull
Wellsville
George Wintten
Aliceville
J. B. Ross
Mainson
James Anderson
Ottawa Rfd
Ben Heldner
RFD
Ottawa
Sherill James
Ottawa University
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Hickory
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
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Sue Kirkland
House of Beauty
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Merle Norman
Lida Parks
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Faye Colegrove
Steven Anderson
Mike Carmona
Henry Pulver
Arlene Tomlinson
Georgia Ledom
Mariana Tucker
Joyce Martin
Susie Stonequist
Debbie Cripe
Frances Elder
Lynda Shields
Jeanie Schamle
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Halleck
Congress
Dean Burch
Republican National Committee
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Barry Goldwater
GOP
Robert T. Stafford
Vermont
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Ben Printy
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Mary Ann Elliott
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Harold Stewart
Jack Nelson
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