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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1964
Page
4
The Emery Green Community Club will meet at 7 p m Friday at the Emery Green School. Pie and cookies will be served. Joe Towner will show Rose Parade films. Various local notices mention CH numbers and personnel events including LOE LAWS and a Wichita banquet.
The Franklin County Teachers Association met February 17 in El Watt Hall at the First Baptist Church to hear a student panel. Leaders discussed student perspectives, educational needs, and community partnerships affecting local schools.
A lecture titled God Omni potent Makes Man Triumphant will be given in the Garfield School Auditorium at 3 p m on February 23. Lecturer Noel D. Bryan-Jones of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship will speak. he hails from Worthing Sussex England and was formerly with the British Optical Association.
Death notices report William P. Morrow of 327 S Mulberry aged 176 in Ottawa lessons from Ransom Memorial Hospital with a 1909 move from Westmoreland County Pa and a tinshop owner retirement in 1952. Also Fred A Gollier 76 Paola dies at 6 30 am after long illness. Funeral services for C W Heckman 78 Ottawa Saturday at Towner's with burial in Appanoose Cemetery.
Junior-Senior High School PTA members elected last night naming Mr William Myers as president and Mrs Ray Kelly as former president noting couples in office are becoming common. Other officers include senior high VP Mrs David Laury junior high VP Mrs Bruce Spears secretary Mrs John Sheldon and treasurer Gerald Garrett. Installation planned at an April PTA meeting.
Army Pvt James N Snell 23 assigns to 1st Infantry Division at Fort Riley as cannoneer in Battery A 2d Howitzer Battalion 33d Artillery. Garry J Hall stationed in San Diego. Airman Danny Honeycutt completes basic training with high honors. James A Hotaling stores keeper apprentice graduate. Charles E McCurdy 24 participates in Exercise QUICK RELEASE with 25th Infantry Division in Hawaii. Roger L Ball assigned to 1st Infantry Division at Fort Riley as cannoneer. William R Jones graduates Aviation Structural Mechanic School in Memphis. Lt John W Estes assigned MAAG Vietnam. Marvin R Pratt graduates Aviation Fire Control Technicians School. James R Everson serves aboard USS Ranger in San Francisco overhaul. John M Cooper Helicopter mechanic in 90th Transport Company participates in Exercise FROSTY LION in Germany.
Dorothy Maher profiles Mrs. Robert Bruce, who since seven years ago has built a collection of over 100 carnival glass pieces in marigold green blue red and amethyst. Her favorites include maple leaf designs, hat pin and Swan salt holders, vases, bowls and pitchers.
Funeral services for Mrs. Roy Warden formerly Lottie Clark will be held February 18 in Topeka. Burial will follow in Highland Union Cemetery north of Centropolis.
George Brenner of Princeton, a third year pharmacy student, has been elected president of Ellsworth Hall at the University of Kansas. He will direct business meetings for about 650 residents, and he holds honors in chemistry, journalism, and student government while participating in the marching band and Young Republicans.
Admissions list includes Mrs Harry E Lidikay 622 Maple Mrs Arthur Johnson 614 N Sycamore Mrs Edith L Riley 819 N Main and Mrs Robert Williams Waverly Monday Births record two families Dean Robison 909 Maple son weight 6 14 Jack Reddick 1414 S Main daughter weight 7 9 Ralph Ferguson RFD 1 Williamsburg daughter weight 8 lbs 302 Dismissals Ronald Cowdin 927 N Sycamore Monday Mrs Gordon Nelson and baby son 1046 S Sycamore Tuesday
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports hogs 3 500 mostly 25 lower sows steady barrows and gilts 1 3 240 lb 14 25 75 270 290 lb 14 00 25 350 450 lb 12 75 13 00 cattle 3 500 calves 25 steady to 25 lower cows 25 higher choice steers 19 75 22 25 good and choice 19 00 21 00 choice heifers 21 00 25 good and choice 19 00 20 50 prime utility and commercial cows 14 75 15 00 calves 19 00 21 00 good to choice feeder steers 21 00 23 00.
Mrs. Fred Johnson of Richmond presented a New Testament Cambodian Bible to Baker University. Her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Glenn Johnson were in Cambodia for two years under Aid to International Development as agricultural specialists. The Bible features an unusual type resembling Turkish or Arabic script.
In Franklin County Kansas the probate court notes the appointment of William Hjort as Administrator of the estate of Sarah Hunter deceased on February 4 1964 and qualified February 6 1964. Creditors heirs and others are advised to exhibit demands within nine months from first publication or be forever barred. Attorney Winton A Winter signs this notice at Ottawa Kansas February 6 1964.
The notice lists multiple farm and household sales in Pomona Ottawa Overbrook and nearby areas. Dates include February 19 20 21 27 and February 29 with times 1 7 p.m and 11 a.m. plus weekly auctions every Tuesday Thursday Saturday and Wednesday. Contact details for sellers and auction houses are provided.
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