THOT N Talk 4 H meeting and 4 H activities brief
Community 4 H notes include a 7 p m meeting at Norman Hazen 502 Beech Mra where Robert Wellington will discuss grooming and a 7 30 p m Leaders training at City Hall with Cecil Eyestone on conducting project meetings and judging activities. Enrollment blanks for Ottawa Recreation Commission adult classes are due. Dr Ernest Szabados will miss Ransom Memorial Hospital on Jan 15 and 22. Relatives of Kenneth Knox Ponchatoula La notified of his Jan 9 death. Address for Spec 4 Tom L Hanson wounded Dec 26 1969 near Cambodian border is E 355 42 7155 249 General Hospital Box 5555 APO San Francisco CA 96267. he is in Tokyo hospital awaiting transfer to the United States.
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Norman Hazen
Beech
Mra
Robert Wellington
City Hall
Cecil Eyestone
Tom L. Hanson
South Vietnam
General Hospital
Box
Apo
San Francisco
Calif
Tokyo
Japan
United States
Lloyd Pearson
Rantoul Rfd
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Towner’s Chapel
Pearson
Carthage
William Henry
Ida Belle (Gann) Pearson
Nettie Smith
Lawrence
Rantoul
Fewer, Larger Farms In the 1980s Outlook
Washington AP based on Don Paarlberg and others, the article argues American agriculture will be leaner with fewer farms but larger operations by the 1980s. These farms will produce more, fuel exports, and push for gradual policy shifts to reduce dependence on government payments while embracing innovation and environmental safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Don Paarlberg
Eisenhower
Purdue University
Agriculture Department
Census Bureau
Paarlberg
Nixon
Parrlberg
Grace Episcopal Church annual meeting elects officers
Grace Episcopal Church held its annual meeting after Sunday services with reports from officers. Rev. Leopold Hoppe named Mrs. Fred Kaiser Directress of the Altar Guild and Miss Louise Walker Clerk of the Vestry. New officers to be installed include Robert H. Lister Jr. as Senior Warden, H. B. Parks as Junior Warden, and vestrymen Howard Duncan Louis Dengel and Robert Keim for three-year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
Leopold Hoppe
Fred Kaiser
Altar Guild
Louise Walker
Robert H. Lister Jr
H. B. Parks
Howard Duncan
Louis Dengel
Robert Keim
1st Infantry Division Leaves Vietnam for Home
AP reports after two alarms the 1st Infantry Division is going home. Lt Hugh Brown, a public information officer at the Big Red One HQ, praises the unit’s work with South Vietnamese troops and notes confidence in their ability to hold their country with proper support. The 18,000-man division is departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh
Rusty” Brown
Brown
Pearl River, N. Y
Nixon
U.S
South Vietnam
U. S
United States
Willie Tharpe
Paria
Tenn
Vietnam
U. S. Command
Sullivan Tonti
Midland
Rate Cut As of dan. 1 Bell Telephone customers
Bell Telephone cuts long distance rates for three minute station to station calls 197 miles or more. Ottawa manager Mike Montee says the $150 million cut is the eighth in 19 years and the biggest in company history benefiting customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone
Mike Montee
Ottawa
Montee
Multiple Vehicle Crashes Reported on US-59 and Local Streets
Ottawa police and hospitals logged a string of traffic incidents on US-59 and nearby roads. William Cherry, 20, of Ottawa, drifted on ice and collided after nodding off. Ella M. Clark of Baxter Springs was treated for bruises after a two car crash south of Princeton. Joe E. Brown, 19, of Ottawa, lost control on a curve, with Clark and Willard W. Clark sustaining non serious injuries. A parked car at 822 S Locust was struck by Phyllis J. Halley of 833 Locust. Earl R. Nichols faced DUI charges after a wreck near N Main and Keokuk. Police and traffic court notes list numerous pending cases and fines. Hospital admissions and emergency calls include Kurt Brewer, Louise Hutchison, and Gertrude Clark among others, with several dismissals and births recorded. Funeral notices for Selma E. Wendel and Harold E. Huston are announced alongside obituaries and local health updates.
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William Cherry
Pole
Les
Ottawa
Us-59
Cherry
Ella M. Clark
Baxter Springs
Ransom Hospital
Princeton
Gertrude M. Clark
Joe E. Brown
S. Cedar
Clark
Willard W. Clark
Frank C. Armstrong
S. Locust
Phyllis J. Halley
Halley
Earl R. Nichols
S. Oak
N. Main
Keokuk
E. 4Th
Roger G. Adams Jr
Ayawam
Maas
Michael S. Brady
Oak
South Main
District Court
Kurt Brewer
Quenemo
Henry Carlson
N. Cedar
Louise Hutchison
N. Cherry
Inez Hayden
Cypress
Mary Harlan
E. Logan
Jack Green
Wellaville
Glenn Wilson
Wellsville
Ethel Schlotzer
Parker
Charles Runzell
N. Poplar
Gertrude Clark
George Stankard
Eldon Mahoney
Alice Miller
Tremont
John Swallow
Oak Haven
Richmond
William Gentry
Blackhawk
Gail Nitcher
RFC
Jeffery Sherwood
Pomona
William Hughes
Sycamore
Adrian Griffin
Patrick Norden
Panzy Robertson
Pat McDaniel
Myrtle Fisher
Waverly
Eva Paul
Diane Nitcher
Plan Festival Hymn Sing in Ottawa High School Gym
The churches of Franklin County and the Cultural and Spiritual Resources Committee of Ottawa plan a hymn sing festival on January 18 from 6 to 7 pm at the Ottawa High School gym. Dr. Stanley Defries Rev Garland Bohn and Rev Earl J Zimmerman head the committee and organize the annual event. An offering at the door will cover expenses with any surplus used for the next festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
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Electrolux
Beverly Bones Schmitt
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Ernest Szabados
Kenneth Knox
Ponchatoula, la
Lucille (Perez) Roberts
USDA
Agriculture Research Service
ARS
Ntry
the Daily Report
Freeman C. Billinger
Johnny A. Marez
Morris E. Gardner
George H. Geiss
Kenneth W. Wilhite
Wayne Ross
Tom J. Williams
Carl Pulber
City OF Wellsville
Charles W. Bower
James E. Benton
City OF Wells
Larry E. Doherty
Alva G. Glaze
Danny C. Stitt
Guy W. Nolan
Donna Early
Thomas R. Wiggin
Ottawa Police
William E. Devore
E. Th
Clifton P. Crumps
N. Sycamore
Robert Dean
Donald B. Powell
Samuel F. Koontz
Edward Roy
Leo R. Brooks
W. 5Th
David D. Aumiller
McPherson
Daily Log Book
Catherine Spooner
RFD
Selma E
Wendel
Selma E. Wendel
Dengel and Son Mortuary
William Weber
R. L. Stevens
Larry Litke
Robert J. Hotchkiss
Robert C. Hotchkiss
Robert Carey
Donald Craft
Virgie Crain
Charles Evans
Prairie City Cemetery
Baldwin
Harold E. Huston
Harold Everett Huston
Overbrook Rfd
Assembly of God
Raymond Raley
Melvin Clevenger
Robert Shrum
Earl Smith
P. E. Bowlin
Wallace Rule
Arthur Spigle
W. H. Lauver
Clarence Barnhart
Ed Spigle
Mel Clevenger
Frank Fishburn
Ron Kimes
Howard Huston
Kenneth Huston
Appanogse Cemetery
Douglas County
Ritas, Smith
Highland Cemetery
Rita Sue Smith
Garland C
Eila (Denker) Smith
Fountain
Colo
St. Francis Hospital
Colorado Springs
James W. McCrossen
Ricky Cecil Smith
Rodney Lee Smith
Roger
Alain Smith
Louis Denker
Emma House
Enterprise
Colleen Denker
Kansas City
Velma Bell Griffin
Cedar
Mildred
Walker
Cathrine Jones
S.cedar
Janice Smith
Kan
Harry E. Pearson
Needles
Pearl Shaffer
Arlington
Alta Jones
San Bernardino
Dorothy Dennis
Mohave Valley
Ariz
Edna P. Bolton
Edna Pearl Bolton
N. Oak
Crestview Nursing Home
Lamb-Roberts Funeral
Charles Nisely
E.R. Bolton
Greenville
S. C
Sand
Elvie
L. Bolton
Westminster
Bolton
Gladys Nisely
Lamb-Roberts
Willard A. Braker
Lamb- Roberts
Jor Downer
North Main Lakee
Sayler-Taylor
Citizens State Bank
Pomona, Kansas
Capital
Neal B. Baxter
C. H. Goppert
N. B. Baxter
N. V. Hudelson
J. F. Hudelson
Lois Baxter
Lois Stoneking
Nina Hughes
Vera Vincent
Treva Adell
Bonnie Olson
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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