Ottawa University student leaders active in clubs and events
Elizabeth Stoner elected president of the Cosmopolitan Club at Ottawa University. Miss Stoner, a sophomore and daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Adrian Stoner, leads a group of students with international interests. Wayne Angell will address about 170 high school students in Lawrence at the Hi-Y pre-legislative conference. Upcoming events include a Tankateers swim show February 22 23 and 24 and a Sweet Adeline concert March 2 with admission from 1.50 to 2.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stoner
Ottawa
Cosmopolitan Club
Ottawa University
Miss Stoner
Adrian Stoner
S. Cedar
Masonie Rioth
Tankateers Swim Club
Miss Rioth
J. Marion Rioth
Wayne Angell
Kansas
Lawrence
Hospitalized Rev Herbert Robbins and church service details
Rev Herbert Robbins is hospitalized at 1559 Colorado Kansas City Missouri. Rev Don Andrews led the Sunday service and George C Underwood listed for next day income tax service. Carl Maley from Richmond enrolled in Kane sas School of Barbering in Wichita and will begin classes in August. He spent the weekend with sister Mrs Phil Rose and family in Cheney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Robbins
Lane
Colorado
Kansas City
Don Andrews
George C. Underwood
Main
South Kansas State Bank
Carl Maley
Richmond
Kanesas School of Barbering
Wichita
Phil Rose
Cheney
Duane Pedrow Jr. Goes to KU Medical Center for Surgery
Duane Pedrow Jr. of rural Richmond entered the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas on Sunday for plastic surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Pedrow JR
Richmond
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Leroy Day Hospitalized in Omaha Smith Memorial
Leroy Day a former Lane resident lies in St Joseph Hospital Omaha Nebraska in room 103 as of latest report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Day
Lane
St. Joseph Hospital
Omaha
Neb
Fisherman injured by falling porpoise on tuna boat
In San Diego Manuel Ferreira aged 26 was hospitalized after a porpoise fell from a net and struck him on the head aboard the tuna boat Saratog. The incident was reported by the American Tuna Boat Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
American Tuna Boat Association
Manuel Ferreira
Man Dies After Altercation With Officer
Kansas City AP report: William E. Copeland, 45, died in hospital Monday from head injuries after being knocked down in a Sunday arrest for being drunk in public. Copeland struck Patrolman Oscar Dickinson in the face during booking, Dickinson responded, and Copeland fell and struck his head on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
William E. Copeland
Copeland
Oscar Dickinson
Dickinson
Tank truck overturns in Mexico City killing six
A tank truck overturned on a crowded street in Mexico City on Monday. The explosion killed six people and wounded 65, with many among the injured suffering critical burns from spilled gasoline over a wide area as children and bystanders gathered at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
LBJ presses Congress to extend farm aid program
President Johnson urged Congress to permanentize the payment authority that pays farmers billions annually for idling land not needed for crops. He warned of sharp price drops if not extended and framed the issue as central to this year’s election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Congress
Food For Freedom
Ottawa Herald Briefs for February 27, 1968
Short notes from Ottawa, Kansas, dated February 27, 1968. Community events, local updates, and light items provide a snapshot of daily life on Page 8. Details are terse and aimed at quick public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Herald
Second Day 4-H Honors at Franklin County Days in Ottawa
Top blue winners announced for Project Talks and other events on day two at Ottawa Junior High School. Named clubs include Far and Near, Rambling Ranchers, Trail Blazers, Acorn Rustlers, Silver Leaf, Westerners, Prince ton Jolly Workers, Berea Boosters, Princeton Jolly Workers, Town and Country, and more. Event highlights cover demonstrations, illustrated talks, musical games, dance exhibitions, and run-off winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Counery
Ottawa Junior High School
Marty Crowley
Far and Near
Linda Peckham
Frank Hurtig
Glenda Hill
Carla Roller
Rambling Ranchers
Pat Walle
Danny Winter
Myla Miller
Rex Pope
Trail Blazers
Eddie Bloomer
Glen McClure
Acorn Rustlers
Doyle Morgan
Silver Leaf
Becky Troutman
Randy Smith
Kathy Flusser
Westerners
Patty Wasmund
Princeston Jolly Workers
Becky Vining
Berea Boosters
All Blues
Carla Hall
Terry Rue Wharton
Larry Poss
Robert Peine
Gary Chandler
Karen Chandler
Gary Poss
Berea Booseters
Sheri Carey
Lori Stockard
Princeton Jolly Workers
James Brockway
Doyle Moregan
Cindy Hollon
Town and Country
Sheri Hewitt
Jeanne Hazen
Rambeling Ranchers
Governor Hickel vows veto on musk ox game animal bill
Juneau Alaska AP Gov Walter J Hickel says he will veto the Alaska legislature's recent bill to designate the musk ox as a game animal. He warned that making the musk ox a legal game species could set a dangerous precedent, likening it to allowing people to shoot milk cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
Alaska
Walter J. Hickel
Miss America Jane Jayroe to wed in Laverne
Jane Jayroe Miss America 1967 plans a small wedding in Laverne Oklahoma. She is engaged to Paul Henry Peterson 21 son of Walter H Peterson of Oklahoma City. Peterson is a senior business student at the University of Oklahoma. They became engaged on Valentine's Day with a diamond ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Jane Jayroe
Oklahoma
Laverne
Jayroe
Paul Henry Peterson
Walter H. Peterson
Peterson
University of Oklahoma
Miss Jayroe
Lefty golfer arms rival club for record tee shot
A left handed golfer El mer Walker complained his new clubs hindered his game at Black Lake Golf Club in Nipomo California. Jim Miller a right handed partner borrowed a left handed club and hit a six iron for a hole in one on the 167 yard par three 17th hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nipomo
Calif
Elmer Walker
Walker
Jim Miller
Miller
Black Lake
Kansas City Market Report for Eggs, Butter, Cattle, Hogs and Hogs
The Kansas City AP market summary lists eggs by grade with prices for large, medium, small and B, Butter grades and prices for 1lb units, and cattle and hog figures. It includes slaughter steers and heifers, high choice and prime pricing, feeder steers and heifers with weight ranges, hogs by weight with price ranges, sows and various sheep categories with indicated prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Obituary Notices From Wellsville And Coffeyville
MABEL HEY 76 Wellsville died Sunday night at home from natural causes. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. at Coughlin Funeral Home with Rev. Gayel Bender. burial in Wellsville Cemetery. Born November 14, 1891 Summum D. Married David Hey in 1912. farm north of Wellsville until his 1956 death. Survived by six siblings and five sisters. ER Dr Drake Coffeyville former Ottawa resident died Monday in Coffeyville Memorial Hospital. Burial Mount Valley Cemetery. married in 1905 in Independence. lived in Ottawa over 35 years. Survived by sister and niece and nephew. ELmer L. Taylor 82 Osawatomie died February 20 at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Services February 23 at Birchard Funeral Home Osawatomie. buried Osawatomie Cemetery. Born July 17, 1885 near Peoria. married Alpha Carey December 21, 1909. six sons Otis, Francis, Raymond, Marvin, Cecil, Vernon. ten grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Coughlin Feneral
Gayel Bender
Wellsville
Hey
Summum
David Hey
Gertrude Drake
Coffeyville
Ottawa
Coffeyville Memorial Hospital
Paul Drake
Ford Funeral Home
Mount Valley
Kan
Ote Towa
7Th
Hickory
Duplex Press Co
Drake
W.S.C.S
Charles C. Jones
Jeanne Yencho
Springfield
Ohio
Joe Moore
Otis Taylor
Francis Taylor
Osawatomie
Raymond Taylor
Marvin Tayelor
Rantoul
Cecil Taylor
Overland Park
Vernon Taylor
Topeka
Bridge Winners at Elk's Club Tuesday Night
North South Doris Peters and Ted Crandall won first place with Mary Jo and Lyle Hanes taking second. East West winners were Helga Kursh and Jim Johnson of Lawrence, first, with John Butcher and Walter Post of Baldwin, second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elk’s Club
Doris Peters
Ted Crandall
Mary Jo
Lyle Hanes
Helga Kursh
Jim Johnson
Lawrence
John Butcher
Walter Post
Baldwin
Ottawa Kansas voter registration notices for 1968 election
Notice to Ottawa electors lists registration period from March 1 to March 10 1968 with daily hours 8am to 9pm for primary voting eligibility. It explains requirements for new voters those who moved changed names and those who haven’t voted since 1966 and must register in person at City Hall with special arrangements for sick or absent residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas
Said City
Otetawa
City of Ottawa
2Nd and
Ash
City Commission Room
City health rule links sewer access to hazard declarations
A 1968 city ordinance allows the council to order property owners to connect toilets to the public sewer within 90 days after written notice if a health hazard exists. The measure takes effect after publication in the city paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence F
Pomona Kansas public notices and hospital notes
Hospital notes list admissions including Dennis Pymm and Albert Goll at Main streets. Dismissals include Paul Epp and Raymond Gibson. Births report Roger Welton's daughter. Emergencies cover Greg VanErt nose injury, Carol Scott car accident XR, and Clifford Baysinger ring finger injury. Ordinance 256 enforces sewer connections by Sept 19 1969. Probate notice for Grace E Bennett executrix Minnie Hunter issued Feb 9 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg VanErt
Ottawa University
Wichita
Carol Scott
Clifford Baysinger
Grace E. Bennett estate demands barred after nine months
Minnie J. Hunter executrix of Grace E. Bennett deceased, gives notice that all demands against the estate must be exhibited within nine months from first publication as provided by law or be forever barred. Anderson & Byrd, First National Bank Building, Ottawa, Kansas 66067.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Joe Campbell
Jack Campbell
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
Kanesas
Grace E. Bennett
Minnie J, Hunter
James Schmidt sentenced in bike theft ring case
James Schmidt, 60, of St Louis, was sentenced to 60 days in the city workhouse for buying and receiving stolen bicycles. Detectives testified he operated a stolen bicycle ring with 11 juveniles as accomplices. About 100 bikes were seized when Schmidt was arrested last November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Louis
James Schmidt
St. Louis
Schmidt
Classified Ads Rate Card for Local Publications
Local classified section outlines per word and line pricing for 1 to 6 insertions, minimum charges, and special formats including card of thanks and lodge notices. Rates vary by territory and frequency with discounts available. Submission deadlines and payment methods are specified for timely publication.
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East Point
Billy Anderson
Vietnam
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Miss Price
LBJ
Senate
South Vietnam
Jane
Smart Alec
the Daily Report
Mabel Hey
Elmer L, Taylor
Elmer L. Taylor
Osawatomie Rfd
Ransom Memorial Hospital
State of
Donald R. Capper
Vivian K. Eichinger
Said
Adda Abbie May
Max Pierson
Ade da Abbie May
Acc
Gleason and Pinet
Attys
Hospital
Dennis Pymm
Albert Goll
A. Reeder
Julie Milliman
Paul Epp
Raymond Gibson
Ottawa Rfd
Roger Welton
N. Mulberry
Pomona
Grace
Bennett
Minnie I. Hunter
Probate Court
Anderson & Byrd
Nat'l
Lodge
R.A.M
L. Allen Troutman
H.P
Gerald B. Harford
Sec
A.M
Patsy Crockett
Dept. D
Jamster Industries Inc
Ashman
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
General Services
Rex Hiner
Hogelin
Topeka Capital
J. W. Taylor
Electrolux
Fred Meador
315 West 6Th
Bennie Stinson
Pickering Piano Service
F. W. Adams
Edgerton
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