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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1966

Page

5

Social Security representative to visit Youth Center

R A Nitschke, Social Security field representative, will be at the Youth Center 115 W 4th between 9 and noon Wednesday to file applications and handle Social Security business. Also notices include Ash Wednesday vigil at First Methodist, a Chili Supper on Feb 26 by Pomona High Freshman class, and Ottawa University Dean's Honor List entries.

R. A. Nitschke Kansas City Kan Nitschke First Methodist Church Pomona High Ottawa Area Ottawa University Betty Denenison Dorothy Mohr Ottawa Rfd Larry Cramer Sycamore Joe Binns Sophosmore Williamsburg Thomas Fisher S. Ceedar Hurst Coffman

Baxter Community Card Party at Local School

Baxter Community club schedules an 8 p.m. Friday card party at the school and asks patrons to bring card tables, cards, their own table service, and sandwiches and cookies. Mrs L C Geiss, daughter of Mr and Mrs W L Pickering of Ottawa, is a patient in Ochsner Foundation Hospital New Orleans La in Room No 135.

Baxter Community Club L. C. Geiss W. L. Pickering Ottawa Ochsner Foundation New Oreleans

Dairy equipment course attended by C Raymond Smith

C Raymond Smith of Ottawa Co Op attends a dairy equipment course today at the Consumers Cooperative Association school of cooperation in Kansas City Missouri.

C. Raymond Smith Ottawa Co.Op Consumers Cooperative Association School of Cooperation Kansas City

Kansas Veterans' Commission to Aid Ottawa Veterans

A representative from the Kansas Veterans' commission will be at Ottawa City Hall at 1 p.m. every Tuesday to assist veterans and their descendants or survivors with veterans service work.

Kansas Veterans’ Commission Ottawa

Farm Bureau Young People Host National Training in Wichita

Cecile Vining of Richmond attends the American Farm Bureau Young People national training conference in Wichita this week. Vining chairs the Kansas Farm Bureau Young People, hosts for about 150 attendees at the event.

Cecile, Vining Richmond American Farm Bureau Wichita Vining Kansas Farm Bureau

Porter joins Naval Oceanographic Office as cartographic aide

Robert L Porter son of Mr and Mrs C C Porter 314 S Cherry employed by the U S Naval Oceanographic Office with headquarters at Suitland Md assigned to the Technical Production Department as a cartographic compilation aide He graduated from OHS in 1964 He is there with his wife Patricia and their two children in Maryland

Robert Lee Porter C.C. Porter S. Cherry U.S. Naval Oceanographic Office Suitland Porter OHS Maryland Patricia

James Foster Cited for Restricted License and Red Light

James R. Foster, 22, of 809 Sycamore, was cited Monday at Seventh and Main on charges of driving with a restricted license and running a red light.

James R. Foster Sycamore Seventh

Birth rates by region per Population Reference Bureau

Africa Asia and Latin America show birth rates from 40 to 50 births per 1 000 population per year according to the Population Reference Bureau Inc. report.

Africa Asia Latin America Population Reference Bureau, Inc

Wild-Acting Gang Of Six Million Boys On Televise Time

A satirical piece describes a vast, well organized youth group labeled as a gang. It portrays six million boys wearing green and red uniforms, claimed to perform charitable acts and attend church, while facing harsh, seasonally inflicted hardships and underreported suffering as they transition to higher levels within the organization.

United States

Hidden threat in plain sight says Boy Scouts of America

A speaker warns that a sinister youth gang infiltrates American life from the local level to government. He claims parents guide youths through rituals and theft trials, with leaders in Congress and even astronauts, noting a training camp near Bonner Springs and 1100 boys across eight Kansas counties. He urges investigation to protect youth.

Congress Kansas Otetawa Bonner Springs

Ottawa University Concert Band Draws Local Students

Curtis Langdon John Presley Martin Williams and Tom Campbell of Ottawa are members of the Ottawa University Concert Band. The group performed in concert February 16 at the university. Curtis and John are freshmen, with parents Imogene Langdon and Horton Presley. Martin is a freshman son of Albert Williams and family. Tom is a senior, son of D E Campbell.

Curtis Langdon John Presley Martin Williams Tom Campbell Ottawa Ottawa University Curtis Imogene Langdon S. Mulberry John Horton Presley Hickory Martin Albert Williams Tom

KC Markets: Livestock price report from Kansas City

Cattle on 2800 head catalog shows steers and heifers strong to 50 higher cows up 25 to 50, feeders steady. choice slaughter steers 26.50 to 28.00. Hogs 2800 head with barrows and gilts 25 to 50 lower, sows steady to 75 lower. sheep 300 head steady with shorn lambs 25 lower and prime slaughter lambs 27.50 to 28.00.

Kansas City

Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Summary

Admissions list: Alien Baker Jr Princeton RFD 1 Monday Roy Taylor Sr Richmond Shawn Chambers 725 Tremont Tuesday. Births include Phillip and Phillip Martin 820 St Oak a daughter 7 lb 6 oz Monday. Glenn Jones 709 Olive a son 8 lb 54 oz Tuesday. Dismissals: Mrs Fred C Morrow Ottawa RFD 4 Mrs Michael Ensley 317 S Walnut Mrs Edward Skinner 812 S Sycamore Tuesday.

Allien Baker Jr Princeton Roy Taylor Sr Richmond Shawn Chambers Tremont Fred C. Morrow Ottawa Rfd Michael Ensley Walnut Edward Skinner Sycamore Golda Mae Detwiler Rantoul Phillip Martin St. Oak Glenn Jones Olive

Funeral for Wayne E. Mitchell in Osawatomie

Funeral arrangements are set for Wayne E. Mitchell, 51, Topeka, who died from injuries in an automobile crash on 1.35 near Shawnee Mission. Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Birchard Funeral Home Osawatomie, with burial at Osawatomie cemetery. He was cousin of Mrs. Clare Shadle of 327 S. Poplar.

Wayne E, Mitchell Wayne E. Mitchell Topeka Shawnee Mission Birchard Fneral Osawatomie Clare Shadle S. Poplar Osawatoemie

Funeral services for Mrs. E R Sutherland

Funeral services for Mrs. E R Sutherland formerly Mrs. J K Lynn of the Lane vicinity will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Baptist Church in Lebo. Burial will be in Lebo Cemetery.

E. R, Sutherland E.R. Sutherland J.K. Lynn Lane Vicinity Baptist Church Lebo

Bridge Winners SECTION ONE First North South Winners

In Section One North South Mrs. David Sage and E. W. Crandall took first place with the runners up being Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Jones of Garnett The East West pairing Charles Foster and John Grantham of Lawrence won first with Ed May of Derby and Georgia Craig of Osawatomie second Also in Section Two Floyd Indall and Eunice Ott earned first with Lawrence duo Mrs Allyn Underwood and Ken Johnson second John Boss and Mrs Warren Casey of Lawrence led Section Two East West with W E Hagg esberg and Mrs Lyle Hanes close behind

Northesouth David Sage E.W. Crandall S.M. Jones Garnett Eastewest Charles Foster John Grantham Lawerence Ed May Derby Georgia Craig Osawatomie Floyd Indall Eunice Ott Allyn Underwood Ken Johnson John Boss Warren Casey Lawrence W.E. Haggesberg Lyle Hanes

Wellsville Hosts AFAM District Meeting At 1 30 P M

Wellsville becomes site for the District 18 AF and AM meeting to organize officers and members. Charles D. Gallipeau of Kansas City Kansas will instruct as grand lecturer of the Kansas Grand Lodge. Lodges Quenemo Pomona Wellsville Ottawa Lane Garnett and Lincolnville—Millard R. Wren of Wellsville will supervise as deputy grand master. Dinner served at 6 PM by the Eastern Star Ladies.

AF and Wellsville Charles D. Gallipeau Kansas City, Kan Grand Lodge of the Kansas AF and Quenemo Pomona Ottawa Lane, Garnett Williamsburg Millard R. Wren the Eastern Star

Local Cows Set Milky Records in Franklin County

Two Franklin County Guernsey cows exceed 12 000 pounds milk in 305 days under DHIR rules. Valkomna Senneca, owned by Howard H. Johnson Ottawa, produced 12 760 pounds of milk and 565 pounds butterfat, milking twice daily. Ransom's Fads Flare, owned by W G Ransom Jr and W G Ransom Williamsburg, yielded 12 260 pounds milk and 708 pounds butterfat, milking twice daily. Kansas State University officials supervised the testing.

Franklin County Valkomna Senneca Howard H. Johnson Ottawa Ransom W. G. Ransom Jr W. G. Ransom Willamsburg American Guernsey Gattle Club Kansas State University

Local Markets Amid Mixed Commodity Quotes

Market notes show coin and wheat quotes with cryptic OCR errors. Wheat near 1.50, Rye around 1.40, SoubDeans price 2.71, coin and vacuum-related values listed but unclear. Report reflects varied commodity pricing in regional market text.

Death of Mrs Hazel Mae Ferns in Pittsburg Kansas

Mrs Hazel Mae Ferns 65 of Pittsburg Kansas mother of Mrs Milton J Slavens 1428 S Main died at her home Funeral arrangements pending During the interval the Davis Paint Store Ottawa will be closed She was born June 13 1899 in Pittsburg Surviving husband James J Ferns daughter Mrs Slavens Ottawa and mother Mrs Jesse Nance Pittse burg

Hazel Mae Ferns Pittsburg Kan Milton J. Slavens S. Main Davis Paint Ottawa Mrs. Ferns James J. Ferns Slavens Jesse Nance Pittseburg

Card of Thanks and Royal Arch Convocation Notice

Card of thanks references debts not ours as of February 15. Ottawa Chapter No. 7 R.A.M. Stated Convocation on Wednesday February 23 at 7:30 p.m. Business meeting and Royal Arts Degree work. All members welcome. Raymond E. Stanhard HP and Melvin L. Sellers, Sec.

Ottawa R.A.M Raymond E Stanhard HP Melvin L. Sellers

Masonic Lodge 224 District 13 meeting and school

Anchor Lodge No 224 District 13 A F and A M announces a meeting and school of instruction on Friday February 25 1966 at 130 pm at Mae Sonic Hall Williamsburg Kansas Supper at 6 pm All Master Masons invited Millard R Wren District Deputy Grand Master Chas E Underwood Master Guy H Bethell Sec Personal notes

Anchor Lodge A.F A.M Williamsburg Kan Mae Sons Millard R. Wren Guy H. Bethell

Ottawa sale closes at highway 50 near Greenwood Road

Auction notice for Clifford R Hobbs 23718 Ottawa Kansas lists sale date in February with Harry Pahlman and Jim Brady as auctioneers. Sale closes at 1 mile south of Ottawa on Highway 50 and 2 miles west on Greenwood Road. Contact Ottawa-Ch 2-4960.

Clifford R Hobbs Ottawa Kansas Harry Pahlman Greenwood Road Jim Brady

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