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Ottawa Herald in Ottawa, Kansas

06 Feb 1964

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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1964

Page

5

Local social notes and movements in Anderson County

Mrs Eva Mor and Mrs Lloyd White and Mrs Martha Kinky attend luncheon hosted by Mrs Duane Skates and family. Neighbors Garnett and Keetons relocate to Bill Robinson rental. Sam Lee moves to Ottawa. Anita lists bets, hospital stays, and birthday party for Mrs Sylvia Mills. Lane School District 20 calls a special meeting Feb 6. Mrs George Snow Sr admitted to Anderson County Hospital.

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Duane Skates Garnett Bill Robinson Keetons Sam Lee Dixie Ottawa Sam Otasco W. O. Henderson Ransom Memorial Hospital John Doman Osawatomie John State Hospital Robert Snow Bul Robinson Patien Anderson County Hospital R. W Co. E. Baumann Amsterdam Missouri Sylvia Mills M. D. White Lottie Burnett Jerry Triplett Charles Bump Clara Thompson Will Hettler Lillian Allen Art Keeton Tom Stevenson Lloyd White Jake Heiber Earl Kennedy Ross Kimball Clarence Baffery Marvin Rowland Jess Brillhart Betty Winslow Kansas City John Crean Nancy Albert James George R. Belts Henry Belt Wichita Harmon Carter Mart .Fields John Banks George Snow Sr Ralph Metzgar William Owens John Brownlee Earl Lombard Martha Kinky Gard James Emma Kavanaugh
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Davis 50 years honored at Mt Olivet Homecoming

Mrs Mable Davis was honored for fifty years as a member of Mt Olivet Baptist Church during Homecoming services last Sunday. Her children attended, including Warren Davis of Lawrence and Max Davis and family of Kansas City, along with several other relatives from Ottawa Topeka Garnett Overbrook and Garnett. News notes mention visitors, a birthday, and various local engagements including a plumbing trade show in Kansas City and district tournament plans at Williamsburg with seven schools.

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L. W. Sutherland Mable Davis Mt. Olivet Gilmon Angeles Calif Don McMillan Kansas City Gail Collins Richard Smith Joe Binns Bonnie Goodwill Connie Kendall Nancy Ransom Jeannette Collins Ed Ransom Linda Seaton Penny Reekie Curtis Figgins Gary Stansbury Kathy Collins Bob McClure Lorriane’ Anderson Bud Ransom Patricia Chambers Emporia State College
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Prisoners graded at Wyoming Penitentiary for privileges

RAWLINS Wyo AP convicts receive report cards at the Wyoming Penitentiary Warden Lenard Meacham introduces a system with grades A and B for potential trusty status or special privileges Convicts start with a C and are reviewed periodically The Herald pays 5 dollars weekly for best reader tip Ottawa Herald Jan 6 1964

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Rawlins Wyo Wyoming Penitentiary Lenard Meacham
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Philippines Hero Dead Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo a nation mourns

Philippines begins 15 days of mourning for Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo at age 94 who died after a third heart attack in eight days at Veterans Memorial Hospital Manila. He led barefoot peasants in independence campaigns against Spain and the United States. Body to lie in state at Manila Bay home before burial at the same residence.

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Manila Philippines Gen Emilio Aguinaldo Aguinaldo Veterans Memorial Hospital Spain United States Manila Bay Malacanang Palace
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Memory Is One Form Of Afterlife

Hal Boyle reflects on memory as a form of afterlife while still alive. Nostalgia recycles past events, date-stamping growth, yet memory also reveals aging through repeated recollection. The piece wanders through snapshots of bygone norms, humor, and moral curiosities, ending with a note on an actor famed as a cowboy despite lacking musical ability.

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Hal Boyle New York Earth
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