Morton Slips But Still Holds Tie In Scoring
Ottawa star Harry Morton, ERL leader in points and rebounds, slips to 16.5 per game as Wayne McDonald of Bonner Springs also reaches 16.5 in a weekend that drops Morton into a tie for the lead. McGee posts 20 plus, Don Pankey boosts Turner Bear, and Roy Dunn maintains fifth with 14.0, while Dunn’s 17 fouls rank lowest.
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Bowling Newcomer Smashes 200 As Hubbard Lumbermen Sweep
Lewis Turner of IOOF No 24 hit his first 200 with a 204 in a 494 series, but Hubbard Lumbermen swept four points in the Brunswick League at Ottawa Bowl. Hubbard’s best 592 by R Crane and team record 5814-29 lead Helen and Bill’s 52-36. Lee’s Cafe tops Monday Night Ladies League, Elks remain second after Maxine Lewis 506 and Ottawa Savings & Loan loss.
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IOOF
Odd Fellows
Hubbard Lumbermen
Helen
Bill
Wenthe
Todd
Hubbard
R. Crane
Lee’s Cafe
Elks Ladies
Maxine Lewis
Elks
Lee’s
Pitcher Floor Service
Elks Girls
Ottawa Savings & Loan
Brunswick
Jaycee Awards To Five
The Kansas Junior Chamber of Commerce named three distinguished service award recipients and two outstanding young teacher awards at its winter conference. Recipients included Dwight Blackwood Chanute optometrist. Bob Abbott Junction City attorney. James L Clellan El Dorado. Larry Neelly Hutchinson public school teacher. and Carlos Bradfield Jr Parsons teacher in special education for the mentally retarded.
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Kansas Junior Chamber of Commerce
Dwight Blackwood
Chanute Optometrist
Bob Abbott
Junction City
James L. Clellan
el Dorado
Larry Neelly
Hutchinson
Carlos Bradfield Jr
Parsons
Expensive Battery Charge Goes Awry in Las Vegas
Mary Nelson paid $800 for a car battery charge. A mechanic left the engine running, and vibrations caused the gearshift to slip into drive. The car moved driverless, crossed the street, and crashed into a house.
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Mary Nelson
Pro Basketball Roundup From Monday and Schedule
The Associated Press reports San Francisco edged Chicago 109 to 107 in Monday’s NBA results. Tomorrow’s slate includes Boston at Cincinnati and St. Louis facing Detroit in two matchups, with New York hosting Syracuse. College wrestling sees Wyoming topping Nebraska, while Pittsburg State defeats Kansas State 68 in swimming.
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New York
Syracuse
Los Angeles
Wyoming
Nebraska
Pittsburg State
Kansas State
Assignment of duties at Wellsville Baptist Church
Wells ville Baptist Church announces deacons and deaconesses assignments. L W Hostetter is secretary of the board and evangelism chairman arranging cottage prayer meetings church calls and sick visits. Henry Chilton leads new members contact interpret spiritual program enlist support. Leroy Price oversees youth work and Scouting. J C Jones Jr coordinates adult fellowship. Leonard Burbank stimulates midweek prayer attendance and special meetings. The communion baptismal and ...
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Wellsville
Jack Dunham
Wellsville Baptist Church
L. W. Hostetter
Henry Chilton
Leroy Price
J. C. Jones Jr
Adult Work
Leonard Burbank
Burbank
Deacon Lead Details Funeral and Church Services
Senior deacon Bernhard Fleming will direct special services such as funerals and communion for shut ins. Deaconesses Mrs Goldena Chilton and Mrs Mary Lou Shannon will arrange funeral flowers assist in sick visitation aid in communion and baptismal services and provide communion for shut ins.
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Bernhard Fleming
Goldena Chilton
Mary Lou Shannon
Arm Women With Whistles To Combat Night Attacks
In Baltimore the American Legion offers 100 free police whistles to women working evenings. Daniel Burkhardt, state adjutant, said the whistles would be given to the first women visitors at the Legion office in the War Memorial Building. The move follows several recent attacks on night walkers.
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Baltimore
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American Legion
Daniel Burkhardt
Legion
War Memorial
Impressive Gains In Conservation
Marion S. Monk Jr. of Batchelor Louisiana reported to 2000 soil conservation district supervisors that national districts added 23 million acres last year. In the Great Plains program about 150000 acres of poor cropland were converted to permanent grazing and trees in 1962. The watershed program saw 21 projects completed, 109 planning, 79 operating in the first eleven months of 1962.
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National Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts
Marion S. Monk Jr
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Monk
Great Plains
Bethel Centennial Nebraskans Visit Old School Hosts
Mr and Mrs John Hoffman Lawrence and her brother and wife Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wilson Falls City Neb were Tuesday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Ben Baker.
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John Hoffman
Lawrence
Kenneth Wilsons
Falls City
Neb
Ben Baker
Engagement and schooling notes from Liberty area
The Hoffmans and Wilsons visited Liberty School Tuesday afternoon. Wilson and his younger sister Bonnie enrolled in the first grade at Liberty School 33 years ago. Announcement of Karen Karnes Overbrook engagement to Gary Stahel of this community. Funeral services for Alva Bond held at Washington Creek Church last Sunday. Bond died at his home near Globe where he had lived for many years. Bethel WSCS meets at Mrs. Maurice Fishburn home on Wednesday February 6. lesson topic Korea.
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Wilsons
Liberty School
Wilson
Bonnie
Karen Karnes
Overbrook
Gary Stahel
Washington Creek
Alva Bond
Globe
Bethel Wscs
Maurice Fishburn
Korea
Herald Offers Weekly $5 Tip Reward
The Herald announces a weekly prize of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by readers, encouraging community members to contribute timely information. The program aims to boost local coverage and engage residents in reporting notable events.
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