Local Bar Barbara Smith Clarification and Community Notes
The Herald corrects Tuesday’s report about Barbara Smith a Lawrence clinical psychologist. Ottawa Day Care Center staff will not host her. she will assist Franklin County Guidance Center staff. Lincoln Pack White Elephant Sale at Printy Auction House Friday Feb 2 at 7 30 p.m. includes a Shetland pony from Gaynor Pony Farm. Adv Harry J Geier 20 Melvern promoted to Army Spec 4 in Vietnam serving as clerk typist at Headquarters Detachment U S Army Depot near Cam Ranh Bay wife Peggy resides in Topeka Hawthorne PTA to hold a local talent show Monday at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium with a life PTA membership pin award.
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Peggy
Topeka
Ottawa Garden Club to present student music program
The Ottawa Garden Club will host a music program by Junior High and High School students in the First Methodist dining room Monday evening after a 6:30 p.m. carry-in dinner. Two Osage City residents, Mrs Mary Searcy and Mrs Mary Hoglund, are among 30 non-professional volunteers awarded stipends to attend a University of Kansas workshop February 5 to 9 in Wichita on elderly community composition.
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Stuents
First Methodist
Osage City
Mary Searcy
Florence Robinson
Legislative luncheon with Ottawa lawmakers announced
A legislative luncheon featuring Rep. Bob Pinet and Sen. Bill Bowers from Ottawa will be held at the House of Douglas at noon Saturday. The public is invited as Topigs will discuss legislation under study in the Kansas Legislature.
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Ottawa
House of Douglas
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Kanesas
Dances Drills and Deadlines At OHS
Ottawa Rosen dale high school chronicles a busy span with a halftime folk dance display during the Ottawa-Rosedale game on January 15 and a Queen of Courts candidate. It notes upcoming drill team performances, tax lesson for juniors, and English seniors preparing term papers while guidance deadlines press for college-bound students.
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Higheland
Diane Moore
Cathy Shisler
Becky Reynolds
Bonner Springs
Cretawa
Kansas University
Kansas State University
Emporia State
Market Close and Local Notices From Kansas City and Ottawa
The Kansas City AP report lists wholesale eggs prices and dairy notes, with cattle, hogs, and sheep markets showing mixed results and lighter weights weaker. Ottawa area notices include the death of Mrs. Pearl Flory with service details, emergency treatments, recent admissions and dismissals, and several local names and addresses.
New Employee Herald and Local Obituaries
Mrs. Martin Honn, 30, Ottawa, joins the Ottawa Herald advertising staff as a saleswoman filling Craig Davis's vacancy who will attend Emporia State. Mrs. Honn is from Chanute with two children and previously worked at Midwest Hair Goods. Gilbert B Horst, 66, Sioux City, died Feb 1 at St. Francis Hospital. survivors include wife Darlene and several relatives. John Hugh Cramer, 71, Wellsville, died at work. longtime bank employee and WWII veteran, services set at Wellsville Baptist Church. George E. Myers filed $50,000 suit against LaVonne Rhodes over a collision causing severe injuries and lost employment. case cites multiple injuries and medical costs.
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Ottawa Herald
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Ottawa
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Horst Gilbert
Rusty
Horst
St. Francis Hospital
Sioux City
Darlene
Stepe
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Chicago
H.E. Horst
John Moynihan
Woodward
Okla
W. R. Shannahan
San Leandro
Calif
Lula Hull
Salome Latz
John Hugh Cramer
Wellseville
Wellsville Bank
Wellsville Baptist Church
Gayel Bender
Rock Creek
Wellsville
Louis H. Hanson Post
American Legion
Helen Affalter
Kansas City
Robert Cramer
Shawnee Misesion
San Francisco Tenor Schwabacher To Give OU Recital
San Francisco tenor James Schwabacher will present a lecture recital at Ottawa University Chapel at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Carl Bobbish will accompany due to the absence of his regular accompanist. Schwabacher has appeared with the San Francisco Opera and major orchestras and venues, with a NY Town Hall debut prompting further engagements at Lincoln Center. The free public recital highlights his vocal interpretations and commentary.
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Cincinnati
Vancouver
Portland
Ojai
Breveard
Spoeleto
Italy
New York
Town Hall
Philharmonic Hall
Lincoln Center
Carl Cunningham
Houston Post
Dominican College
No Reserve Call-Up Seen In Pueblo Rescue Talks
Washington reports no imminent call-up of reserve ground forces as the United States pursues a second round of talks with North Korea to recover the Pueblo and its 83 crew. McNamara notes existing U.S. forces in South Vietnam are adequate amid Viet Cong pressure, while the State Department says face-to-face talks with North Korea are planned at Panmunjom. President Johnson defends continued bombing of North Vietnam, arguing it buys time to deter further attacks.
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Moreland
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National Guard
South Viet- Sam
Pueblo
Fr—reamed wreck off Australia identified as freighter Franklin
Perth reports the wreck off the southwest coast is the freighter Franklin, not the U S submarine Triton. Spotted by an airline pilot, locals suggested a Japanese sub sunk in 1944, but two Perth men and visiting reporters say only the freighter remains, its rusted engine cylinders resembling a conning tower from above.
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Perth
Australia
U.S
Franklin
Policeman Killed In KC and Tavern Shootings
In Kansas City a patrolman died from a chest wound and four others were injured after a tavern shooting sparked by an argument over a three year old sitting on a lap. Patrolman Hugh Butler, 30, died in hospital. fellow officer Ed Donahue, 30, was wounded in the wrist. two Kansas City men Terry McCunnough, 35, and Jake Folks, 25, among the injured, and Jesse C. Bland, 31, in fair condition with a hip wound. The incident began when McCullough objected to the child on Folks lap. The report covers first and last published dates Feb 2 and Feb 16, 1968.
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Kansas City
Hugh Butler
Terry McCunnough
Jake Folks
Butler
Ed Donahue
Jesse C. Bland
Lincoln’s plain speech outshines grand oratory
A concise reflection on Abraham Lincoln’s verbal strength, noting he never claimed to be an orator yet his words outshone the elaborate speeches of other leaders. The piece invites readers to consider a sample of his rhetoric.
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