Preschool story hour at Carnegie Free Library
Preschool children’s story hour will be conducted in Carnegie Free Library Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. Mrs Dennis Reyes wolds conducts the hour as a regular library service. Ham and Bean Dinner at Princeton Methodist Church in Web on Feb 9 at 5 30 p.m. Adv Carl Seaton owner of Ottawa Transfer Storage attends two day sales meeting for United Van Lines agents in Omaha Nebraska.
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Carnegie Free Library
Dennis Reyes Wolds
Princeton Methodist Church
Web
Carl Seaton
S. Ceedar
Ottawa Transfer & Storage
United van Lines
Omaha
Neb
Be A Sweet Heart Buy Merle Norman Cosmetics
Valentine promotion for Merle Norman cosmetics offers free gift wrapping at the Med. Arts Building located at 1302 South Main. Contact CH 24685 for details and advance advertisement.
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Merle Norman
Med. Arts Bldg
S. Main
Keim Returns Aboard USS Hornet Off Vietnamese Coast
Wayne V Keim USN son of Mr and Mrs Clifford R Keim 913 N Hickory back on station of the Vietnamese coast in the South China Sea aboard the anti submarine warfare support aircraft carrier USS Hornet after a brief visit to Sasebo Japan.
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Wayne V. Keim
Usn
Clifford R. Keim
Hickory
South China Sea
Hornet
Sasebo
Japan
Ottawa Herald Items and Meeting Announcements
Carrier Donald Sellens on his Ottawa route broke his leg on Saturday. United Cemeteries Association holds its annual meeting at Howard Steele’s home on February 8 at 7:30. Social Security field rep R A Nitschke will be at the Youth Center February 9 from 9:00 a.m. to noon to handle benefit applications and other Social Security business.
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Ottawa Herald
Donald Sellens
Grant
Ottawa
United Cemeteries Association
Howard Steele
R. A. Nitschke
Nitschke
Ottawa high school class of 1941 address updates urged
Calvin E. Davidson, 17, Westphalia RFD 1, pleaded guilty to speeding 65 in a 45 zone and paid 20 dollars plus costs. He also was fined 10 dollars plus costs for mufflers. Friends and relatives of Ottawa High School Class of 1941 graduates are asked to notify class officers of any address changes since the 1961 reunion. Call CH 2 4546.
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Calvin E. Davidson
Westphalia
Ottawa
Lewis Windener and wife at Lennox dealer meetings
Mr and Mrs Lewis Windener of B and W Plumbing Heating Inc Ottawa are in Marshalltown Iowa this week attending the 1966 Lennox Industries Inc dealer meetings.
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Lewis M. Windener
B& W Plumbing, Heating, Inc
Ottawa
Marshalltown
Iowa
Lennox Industries Inc
Blue Cross Blue Shield Plans 65 Medicare Meetings
Special community meetings on Medicare hosted by Blue Cross Blue Shield at 7 30 p m Tuesday and Wednesday in Eugene Field Elementary School auditorium feature a Medicare benefits review and a New Plan 65 presentation. Open to the public and especially urged for those affected by Medicare to attend.
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Blue Cross-Blue Shield
Eugene Field
Deadline for license and truck tags due Feb 15
The article notes a February 15 deadline to purchase license tags without penalty and confirms the same date applies as the due date for truck tags under the quarterly payment plan.
Tax return deadline set for Feb 28 in county
County Clerk Bruce Spears announced the self assessment form must be returned by February 28. Those not yet sent a form should obtain one from the clerk’s office, with penalties to follow after the deadline.
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Bruce Spears
Spears
Classified Ads for Re sults Phone CH 24700
Classified ads list a contact number CH 24700 for inquiries. The brief item provides no names, dates, or specifics beyond the phone contact.
Red China on NBC TV mirrors and myths through a rare film
AP television writer Cynthia Lowry notes NBCs Sunday night program Voice of the Dragon presents filmed Red China life with a pro government slant. Gerald Greens narration punctures puffery while acknowledging grim potentials and American reporters barred from access. Danny Thomas NBC special capstones the weekend with Mitzi Gaynor and Jim Nabors.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York (Ap
Communist Party
Viet Nam
NBC
Red China
United States
Danny Thomas
Hollywood
Out Of Gas Out Of Luck In Ottawa Area Crash
Robert C Coulter 22 of 718 Cypress ran out of gas three miles southwest of Ottawa at 6 a.m. His 1957 Ford was left unmanned and partially on the icy pavement after he could not push it to the shoulder. Nor man J Horne 46 of Pomona RFD 2 hit the stopped car causing $400 damage to Horne’s Dodge and $50 damage to Coulter’s left rear. Coulter was cited for illegal parking. No injuries were reported.
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Robert C. Coulter
Coulter
Cypress
Ottawa
Norman J. Horne
Pomona Rfd
Horne
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Listed
Hospital notes list admissions including John Workman 704 N Mulberry Marvin Hendry Baldwin Mrs Elma Good 717 S Main William S Callaghan Ottawa RFD 2 Mrs Henry Staadt Pomona RFD 2 Mrs Jose Mora 621 King Monday and discharges for M O Atchison 745 Olive Mrs Michael Tweet and daughter 1331 Maple George McIntosh Garnett Mrs W H Twyman 1310 E 7th Saturday Joseph Swinehart 822 Walnut Mrs Clint Lafollette Lane Mrs Russell Daugharthy Ottawa RFD 1 Arthur Atchinson Princeton Jerald Harrell 833 N Sycamore Sunday John Workman 104 N Mulberry Monday.
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John Workman
Mulberry
Marvin Hendry
Baldwin
Elma Good
Main
William S. Callaghan
Ottawa
Henry Staadt
Pomona
Jose Mora
King
M. O. Atchison
Olive
Michael Tweet
Maple
George McIntosh
Garnett
W. H. Twyman
Joseph Swinehart
Walnut
Clint Lafollette
Lane
Russell Daugharthy
Rfd
Arthur Atchinson
Princeton
Jerald Harrell
N. Sycamore
Births in Ottawa and Main announce twin daughters
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Carlson of Ottawa RFD 4 welcomed a daughter weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Crawford of 1001 S Main welcomed a daughter weighing 8 pounds 10 ounces on Saturday.
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Milo Carlson
Ottawa
Rfd
Ned Crawford
Church Sign Damaged In One Car Crash at Twelfth and Main
A church sign owned by Faith Lutheran Church was knocked down after a 1955 Ford station wagon driven by 18 year old Nelson V. McAlexander ran into the curb and struck the sign at the northeast corner of Twelfth and Main. No injuries were reported and McAlexander was charged with having no valid driver's license.
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Twelfth
Main Streets
Nelson V. McAlexander
Main Street
McAlexander
Dame
Faith Lutheran Church
Astronomer Wade Lectures at Ottawa University
Campbell M Wade of the National Radio Astronomy Observatory Charlottesville Va visits Ottawa University today and tomorrow. He speaks at 10 am tomorrow on The Radio Sky to all students, as part of a tour sponsored by the American Astronomical Society and the National Science Foundation. Wade is a Harvard graduate and an associate scientist at the observatory.
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Campbell M. Wade
National Radio Astronomy Observatory
Charlottsville
Ottawa University
American Astronomical Society
National Science Foundation
Harvard University
Coon Feed Draws 125 at Arlington Legion Hall
The 16th annual coon feed hosted by Mr and Mrs Ray L Toms drew over 125 guests at the Arlington American Legion Hall. The event, begun in 1951 with neighbors, has grown yearly reflecting the community’s warm reception in Arlington near Hutchinson.
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John Sealey
S. Mulberry
Arlington American Legion Hall
Ray L. Toms
Tom’s
Arlington
Hutchinson
Death of Lloyd R. Barber at 51 in Pomona
Lloyd Ronald Barber 51 of Pomona RFD 1 died 8:45 p.m. Sunday at Ransom Memorial Hospital after illness of three years. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at Towner Chapel. burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Born December 8, 1914, son of Robert F. and Estella Mae Thompson Barber. Survived by wife Minnie Huston Barber, a daughter Darlene Griffin, a son Leonard Barber, five grandchildren, mother Mae Barber, a sister Bertha Ogie, and several nieces and nephews. One son Everett preceded in death.
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Lloyd R
Barber Lloyd Ronald
Barber
Ransom Memorial Hospital Hospital
Towner Chapel
Woodlawn Cemtery
Pomona
Robert F
Estella Mae Thompson Barber
Bertha Ogie
S. Locust
Funeral services for Gene J. Reh held at Sacred Heart
Gene J. Reh died February 2. Funeral services were February 5 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church with Rev. Robert A. Burger officiating. Pallbearers included Neil Peed, Max King, John Bures, Harry Funk, Clyde Wyatt, Frank Mages, Kester Graffham and Glenn Greensfield. Rosary said at Dengel and Son Mortuary. Burial in St. John Cemetery Homeswood.
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Gene J. Reh
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Robert A. Burger
Neil Peed
Max King
John Bures
Harry Funk
Clyde Wyatt
Frank Mages
Kester Graffham
Glenn Greensfield
Dengel and Son
St. John Cemetery
Homeswood
Bowling Scores Sunflower League Standings and Highs
Scores show multiple teams with high games and series across the Sunflower League. Notable high marks include Ferguson 182 and 508 for Bomber, Perkins 169 and Raub 450 for Timber Tumblers, Ellis 186 for Alley Cats, and Bien 193 in Deuces Wild, with many teams posting 1000-plus totals and standout lines from Milton, Dodd, and Yost among others.
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Sunflower League Bombers
E. Ferguson
Timber Tumblers
R. Perkins
F. Raub
Alley Cats
G. Ellis
R. Wright
F. McMillen
C. Dodd
M. Brandon
S. Barber
D. Bien
K. Foster
Weekend Crime Spree Biz for County Sheriff
A string of incidents kept the county sheriff busy over the weekend. Vandalism at a barn west of Ottawa damaged glass and lights, with two juveniles suspected from snow footprints. A hit to a Wellsville utility pole damaged two mailboxes and likely a badly damaged vehicle. A hog theft trace led investigators to missing animals. A cash theft from Red Rooster Cafe involved a blue green tackle box under the counter.
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Sheriff's Department
Allen Reed
Ottawa
Seventh Street
Max Gilmore
Gilmore
Wellsville
Joe Ferns
William Hink
Williamsburg
Ferns
Red Rooster
Police Notices Cite Two Drivers in City
Curtis Owen Heathman, 59, of 429 North Hickory, cited Sunday at Logan and Main for having no Kansas driver’s license. Steven R. Harrington, 21, of 1033 North Mulberry, cited Sunday in the 300 block of North Main for speeding 33 miles per hour in a 20 mph zone.
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Curtis Owen Heathman
N. Hickory
Logan and
Main
Kansas
Steven R. Harrington
N. Mulberry
North Main
Tip Winners Named in Ottawa Herald Contest
Mrs. Virginia Woodrum of 619 North Hickory is named the Ottawa Herald news tip winner. Other tipsters honored include John Douglas, John Sheldon, Mrs. Donald Howard, Mrs. Bruce Fleming and Barbara Morton.
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Virginia Woodrum
Hickory
Ottawa Herald
John Douglas
John Sheldon
Donald Howard
Bruce Fleming
Barbara Morton
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Porter
Brunswick
Keim
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Demolay
Cole
G. Crane
Hoot Owl League
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G. Simmons
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HOBBS
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claudé
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
Bobbie Mills Farm
Kans
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Printy
Ben Printy
N. Main
Lincoln School
Cub Scouts
Printy’s Auction House
Jack Nelson
Kan
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Osage City
John Carpenter
Harry Pahlman
Greenwood Road
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Brady
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Tip
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Retta
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Secy
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De58
Winona
Minn
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Topeka Daily Capitol
Gene Powell
Town & Country Supply
Animal Health Dept
Standard Rendering Co
Timate
J. R. Taylor
Willow
Bill
Glenn Doerr
Sheldon
Sheldon Truck and Tractor
Don Price
Barnett Sales
Misc
Paine’s Bootery
Lee Carter
Paine
Studio Girl Cosmetics
Wheeler
Marian Turner
Turner Cabinet Shop
W. 15Th
Johnson County
Olathe ST
Coffsman
O. K
Lois Smith
Budge’s Hardware
Malott Hardware
Bob Luce
Johnson Motors
River On Cedar
Dupont
Ote
Ole
Wineinger
Laura Wineinger
Joe Towner
Ives Chapel
Oakwood Cemetery
Lloyd R. Barber
Towner’s Chapel
Woodlawn
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