Harold Stradt named to state fair managers committee
Harold Stradt of 1621 Chests Nut was chosen for the executive committee of the Board of State Fair Managers at a Tes Peka meeting. Sunday specials include a smorgasbord for 1.30 with noon and evening prices listed. House of Douglas offers steaks and seafood across from the library. Dr. L J Matney of Ottawa returns from a Las Vegas educational seminar by Parker Chiropractic Research Foundation. Marvin E. Ross and The Country Gentlemen perform tonight at 9:00 p.m. in W F W Hall for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Stradt
Board of State Fair Managers
Tespeka
House of Douglas
Library
L. J. Matney
Ottawa
Reesearch
Las Vegas
Nev
Parker Chiropractic Research Foundation
Marvin E. Ross and
The
Country Gentlemen
F.W. Hall
Ady
Social Security Aid at Ottawa Youth Center
G. E. Tomlinson, a Social Security field representative, will be at the Ottawa Youth Center, 115 W. 4th, from 9 a.m. to noon Wednesday to assist persons with Social Security claims and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Tomlinson
Social Security
Ottawa
W. 4Th
Peresons
Meeting on church union in Ottawa district
A Kansas Methodist Church district meeting will be held here next Wednesday to discuss the union of the Methodist Church and the Evangelical United Brethren Church into a single United Methodist Church. Rev. T Neal Hiatt will be in charge. Ellis Piano Tuning CH 24431 Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas Methodist Church
The
Methodist Church
Evangelical United Brethren Church
United Methodist Church
T. Neal Hiatt
Army PFC Allen D. Butts Assigned in Viet Nam
Army PFC Allen D. Butts aged 19 son of Mr and Mrs Clyde E Butts residing at 1132 North Poplar has been assigned as a mechanic with the 563rd Heavy Material Supply Company near Long Binh Viet Nam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARMY
Allen D. Butts
Clyde. E. Butts
N. Poplar
563Rd Heavy
Long Binh Vietnam
Gamble scholar ship awarded to Ottawa High School graduate
Fred Hermreck a salesman at the Ottawa Gambles store won a $250 Gamble scholarship to be presented to a June Ottawa High School graduate. He competed with more than 500 Gamble employees in 30 states. Ottawa WCTU will meet at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Church of the Brethren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hermreck
Ottawa Gambles
Ottawa High School
Hermreck
States
Woman sustains finger injury using electric mixer
Mrs Merle Brockus of rural Richmond suffered a broken finger and a cut on her left hand Wednesday while operating an electric food mixer. The annual Grace Episcopal Church meeting will be held in the church basement after the 10 a.m. service Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Brockus
Richmond
Grace Episcopal Church
Area Man Hurt Seriously In Fall
A 39-year-old Richmond Co op elevator employee Don Godfrey was injured when a wooden ladder broke while loading grain into a boxcar. He fell about six feet to the concrete, was struck by a metal handle on a manhole cover, and is under observation for spinal injuries at Ransom Memorial Hospital. He and his family live northwest of Richmond where they farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Richmond Co.op
Don Godfrey
Godfrey
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Robert Meyers
Elks Lodge No. 803
Meyers
Elks
Daughters of the American Revolution
Jackie Weber
DAR
C. Demeritt
Janet Anderson
Jewel Scott
Roger Cummings
Greg Reyonold
John Jones
Liz Abner
Jones
OHS
American College Testing Center
Iowa City
Iowa
Wedneseay
Paderewski Becomes Poland's First Premier
Renowned pianist Ignacy Jan Paderewski assumes office as Poland's first premier, signaling a historic political turn as he leads a new government amid postwar rebuilding and national formation. His ascent blends artistic prestige with statecraft in early independence era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paderewski
Poland
Surcharge A Gleam Lies Ahead for 1968 Economy
The Commerce Department projects major industry gains in 1968 assuming Congress enacts Johnson’s 10 percent income tax surcharge. Automobiles lead with 13 percent and aircraft 45 percent, while railroad car building may decline. The New York Fed expects substantial GDP and price rises, dependent on Vietnam events and tax policy. Retail sales hit a 313.33 billion 1967 total, with December slipping 0.5 percent but still above 1966. Unemployment fell to 3.7 percent, with 2,719,000 unemployed and 75,338,000 employed, a new peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Commerce Department
Congress
Johnson
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Vietnam
Mills Holds Line Against Surtax If Spending Grows
Rep Wilbur D Mills Democrat Arkansas says he will oppose President Johnsons 10 percent surtax unless federal spending in the 1969 fiscal year is kept close to 125 billion dollars. He notes administration budget plans of about 148 to 149 billion and argues for belt tightening beyond Vietnam costs. He spoke on KARK TV in Little Rock and stressed spending restraint across agencies to match the tax cut conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock, Ark
Wilbur D. Millis
D-Ark
Johnson
House
Ways and Means
Mills
Kark-Tv
Little Rock
Vietnam
Record Party at OHS crowns Mr and Miss OHS candidates
OHS will crown Mr and Miss OHS tonight at the Record Party hosted by the newspaper staff. Girl candidates: Cathy Shisler Cheri Selby Marty Hill Julie Doty Diane Moore Emy Park Anne Elder. Boy candidates: Ronnie Matthews Ted Queen Doug Underwood Robert Meyer Tersey Shoemaker Phil Gibson Scott Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OHS
Miss Ohs
Cathy Shisler
Cheri Selby
Marty Hill
Julie Doty
Diane Moore
Emy Park
Anne Elder
Ronenie Matthews
Ted Queen
Doug Underwood
Robert Meyer
Tersey Shoemaker
Phil Gibson
Scott Wallace
Market gains drift as Dow dips and volume flags
The Daily Report from New York notes the stock market held its pattern with more advances than declines but lower averages. Of 1510 issues, 782 rose and 527 fell. Dow fell 0.81 to 898.98, AP 60-stock average down 0.5 to 325.7, and S and P 500 up 0.10 to 96.72. NYSE volume fell to 13.08 million, APEX set 8.73 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
Standard & Poor
Deaths and notices from Ottawa area including Bolon and Greenawalt
Hile C Bolon 85 of Princeton died Friday at Ransom Memorial Hospital after years of declining health and recent hospitalization. Graveside rites at Highland Cemetery led by Rev. Paul W. Pentz. Lambe Roberts Funeral Home to transport. Survived by a foster sister, with siblings deceased. Also listed are police charges against Norman Korbe Kenneth Randall Lorena Armstrong and Blanche Van Schaik. Edna T Greenawalt 77, former Princeton resident, dies at Holiday Manor Nursing Home. Funeral services at Lamb Roberts with burial at Highland Cemetery. she was a former piano teacher and active in local clubs. Surviving sister Mary Metcalf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hile C
Bolon
Princeton
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lambe Roberts
Higheland Cemetery
Paul W. Pentz
Cole Mill
Noble County
Ohio
Clinton and
Sadie
Cole) Bolon
Frinceton
Hobart
E. J. Cunningham
Canton
Blanche van Schaik
Grace Oakley
Kansas City
Ottawa
Blanche (Kuhlman) van Schaik
San Jose
Calif
van Schaik
S. Ray Kuhlman
Portland
Ore
Ivan Jones
Jennie Wisedom
S. Main
Edna T, Greenawalt
Edna T. Greenawalt
S. Cherry
Holliday Manor
Osawatomie
Franklin County
Lamb - Roberts
Highland Cemetery
Miss Greenawalt
Pentagon drops plan for new H-bomb warhead program
The Pentagon scrapped a 175 million dollar push to develop a new larger warhead for land based missiles. Funds will backload upgrades to existing single warheads and accelerate multi warhead missiles. Avco Corp. produced the Mark 17 reentry vehicle and the decision follows a Pentagon re evaluation of needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pentagon
Defense Department
Congress
Avco Corp
Wilmington
Mass
Avco
Soviet Union
Red China
Ottawa School Lunch Menu Week of January 15
Ottawa meals list each weekday with main dish, sides, and desserts. Monday offers beef stew and dill pickles. Tuesday features pigs in blanket and tomato wedges. Wednesday includes pizza and buttered asparagus. Thursday serves turkey squares with gravy and vegetables. Friday presents macaroni and cheese with sides and desserts. Richmond entries include chicken and noodles, steakettes, tuna salad, ham and bean soup, and assorted breads and desserts. Nutritional notes not provided. items vary by day and location.
Memorial notices for Hegberg, Bolon, Greenawalt in Ottawa area
Walter E. Hegberg of Ottawa dies. Funeral at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home with 3:00 p.m. service by Rev. James W. McCrossen. interment Highland Cemetery with Ottawa Lodge No. 803 BPOE graveside rites. Hile C. Bolon of Princeton area dies. gathering at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Monday 1:30 p.m. to depart for Highland Cemetery graveside at 2:00 p.m. Rev. Paul W. Pentz officiating. Edna T. Greenawalt, longtime Franklin County resident, dies. funeral at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Monday 3:30 p.m.. interment Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hegberg
Walter E. Hegberg
Ottawa
Lamb - Roberts
James W. McCrossen
Highland Cemetery
Ottawa Lodge No. 803
BPOE
Appointment of Executor in Estate of Jennie Halstead
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas Jennie Pearl Halstead deceased no 11-802 Jess R Gilmore appointed as Executor on December 27 1967 creditors must file claims within nine months from first publication or be barred Richard O Skoog attorney for executor Ottawa Kansas December 27 1967
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Said
Jennie Pearl Halstead
State of
Kansas
Dee
Jess R. Gilmore
Ottawa
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Crites
Ellis
W.C.T.U
Church of the Brethren
His
Richard E. Buron
National Association of Furniture Manufacturers
Suge
Bill Bowers
Ace
Upeper Hand
Sweet Seven
Santa Claus
Jackie and
Rita
the Daily Report
John
Greenawalt
Bartlesville
Okla
Hospital
Donald T. Godfrey
Richemond
Jay Ellis
Ss. Poplar
Edna Dunn
Williamsburg
Dennis Brooks
S. Maple
Edwin J. Hughes
Waverely
Prairie View Methodist Church
Thomas Finnery
Buerial
Waverly
Police News
Ottawa Police Department
Norman F. Korbe
Otetawa Rfd
South Main
Kenneth D. Randall
Derby
Kan
Lorena V. Armstrong
Garnett
Carnegie Free Library Board
Allen Loyd
Milo Hewitt
Harold Gahagan
Leopold Hoppe
John Kelsey
Robert Wellington
A. B. Martin
Bolon — Hile C. Bee Lon
Richard O. Skoog
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