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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1969

Page

3

Ottawa PTA Meeting at High School Cyclone Room

The Ottawa Junior High and Ottawa Senior High PTA will meet at 7 30 Monday night in the Ottawa High School Cyclone room. Also listed is piano tuning by Butler's and anAdv. dance to Marvin Ross and The Country Gentlemen at VFW Hall Saturday at 9 pm. Adv. John s Barber Shop John Rea 110 W 2nd Adv.

Ottawa Junior High Ottawa Senior High Ottawa High School Marvin Ross and The Country Gentlemen VFW Hall John John Rea

Weather Disrupts Travel Across Central United States

Snow fog and freezing rain snarled air travel and road traffic from Nebraska to Upper Michigan. Omaha airliners halted by seven inches of snow while Chicago O Hare saw thinning operations and cancellations. Houston and Milwaukee areas faced airport closures and limited ship traffic as fog persisted.

Associated Press Central Plains Nebraska Upper Michigan Omaha Gulf of Mexico Iowa Illinois American Motors Corp Milwaukee Kenosha Wis Houston W.P. Hobby Chicago O’hare International United Air Lines Toledo Ohio Allegheny Airlines O’hare

Outlook for 1969 Brisk Economy Gains Pace

New York AP reports the economy stayed strong into late 1968 with gains in GNP, industrial production, personal income, and inventories. Johnson outlines cooling measures while aiming to preserve growth, targeting a prosperous year. GNP for 1968 reached a record $887.8 billion. December personal income hit $713.4 billion.

New York Johnson Congress Nixon Council of Economic Advisers Federal Reserve Board Commerce Department

It's All Over For Democrats It's All Over For Democrats

In Washington the last official working day of five turbulent years ends for Democrats while Republicans pause to consider the future. Johnson and Fortes host a Georgetown gathering as Nixon prepares for the oath and a new era. Parties in Watergate and downtown hotels reflect a capital brimming with anticipation and mixed sentiment.

Washington Georgetown Cleveland Park Johnson Abe Forteses Fortes Supreme Court Johnsons John Mitchell Richard Nixon Senate Nixon Smithsonian Constitution Hall

City League Basketball Schedule By Division

City schedules list junior, senior and adult division games for Mon Jan 20 and Wed Jan 22. Matchups include Christian vs First Methodist and Wesleyan vs Cal Bap in the church league, plus other church and city league games across N Jr Hi and Web venues.

S. Jr. Hi Gym F. Christian First Methodist F. Luth Boys’ Club S. Heart T. Meth Wesleyan Cal First Christian Westminster Pres Foursquare Gospel First Baptist City League N., Jr Hi Gym Divco Wayne No Bennett's Thur Hubbard Lmbr Rex’s Barber Richardson’s Johnson Auto Parts Waymire’s

OHS Grads Are Recruiting Here

Two former Ottawa High School alumni Connie Johnson and Dick Rybolt met with Pittsburg State prospects at OHS during breaks. More than 300 PSU graduates were selected to visit Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma schools to meet potential enrollees.

Ottawa High School Pittsburg State OHS Connie Johnson David E. Johnson Dick Rybolt D. A. Rybolt Tremont Ottawa Kansas Missouri Oklahoma

Police Citations From Ottawa Area Auto Collisions

Police report multiple Friday accidents in Ottawa and surrounding areas with no injuries. Citations include Martin French 17 for speeding in a 30 mph zone after a collision at West First. Emma Shaw 56 and Frank Hopkins 25 involved in the same incident. backing crashes at West Second and South Main with no injuries. Carol Allen 338 Northbound on Ash misjudgment at Third and Ash causing damage to Donald McKay 38. Kathryn Darville 61 backing into Pauline Lang 51 with $51.70 damage. Billy Miller 37 and Mildred Archer 61 in a backing collision on South Main with $82.43 damage to Miller.

West First Frank A. Hopkins S. Locust Emma D. Shaw Pomona Mary M. Downey Wellsville RFD Dorothy R. Lister Ottawa Third Ash Carol S. Allen Donald D. McKay N. Sycamore McKay South Main Kathryn T. Darville Overland Park Pauline D. Lang S. Main Lang Billy L. Miller Lawrence Mildred Archer S. Hickory Miller

Hospital Notes and Kansas City Market Update

Hospital notes list patients and discharges with names and addresses, meals planned for the week, and a standard menu sequence. Kansas City livestock and hogs market figures show cattle, sheep, and hog price ranges, with shifts from last week and by weight categories.

Registration of voters open in Ottawa Kansas

Notice that voter registration books are open during City Clerk office hours in Ottawa Kansas. Those who did not vote in the November 1968 general election or who have not reregistered since, or who have moved, must register in person at City Hall to be eligible to vote. Special arrangements may be made for the sick or disabled. Donald R. Capper, City Clerk.

Ottawa Kansas Donald R. Capper

Three named to Kansas Consumer Advisory Council

Atty General Kent Frizzell announced the appointment of three members to the Kansas Consumer Advisory Council. Helen Friese of Wichita, Nobel Drake of Topeka, and Howard Gilpin of Iola join to help address consumer problems and draft proposed legislation. The council will hold its first statewide meeting on January 21.

Topeka Kansas Consumer Advisory Council Kent Frizzell Helen Frieze Wichita Nobel Drake Kansas Chamber of Commerce Howard Gilpin Iola State Bank Frizzell

OHS Seniors Move Into Final Stages

Ottawa High School seniors move through final preparations for 1969 graduation. Activities include Mr. and Miss OHS candidate voting with 14 nominees, a Record Party on Jan 25 to crown winners, psychology trips to the Menninger Foundation, and a revised graduation speech plan with two student speakers. Carol Anderson named Record editor in chief, Jane Hoppe as associate editor.

Dan Perkins Ottawa High School Cyclone W. P. Shepard Menninger Foundation Topeka OHS Record Carol Anderson Catherine Demeritt The Recorder Jane Hoppe

Funerals for Charles N McCandless and Grover Harris

Charles N. McCandless of Neodesha died Thursday aged 77. Funeral services were held this afternoon at Neodesha Funeral Home with burial at Iola Cemetery. He was a retired electrician and former hardware store owner in Richmond. Survivors include his wife Lottie, sister Hazel Gault, brother O R McCandless, nephew Gene Gault, and nieces Mrs. Bob Brown and Mrs. Larry Averill. Grover Cleveland Harris of Williamsburg died Tuesday. Funeral services conducted at Towner's Chapel with Rev. Denny Peterson officiating. Organist Mrs. J M Kilgore and pallbearers Dan Fogle, Arlo Norton, Jack Spring, J. E. Decker, W. G. Ransom, and Elmer McCurdy served. Burial followed at Mt. Hope Cemetery.

Charles N. McCandless Neodesha Iola McCandless Richmond Lottie (Mardick) McCandless Hazel Gault Wellsville O. R. McCandless Sun City Ariz Gene Gault Gardner Bob Brown Larry Averill Grover C Harris Grover Cleveland Harris Williamsburg Towner’s Chapel Denny Peterson J. M. Kilgore Dan Fogle Arlo Norton Jack Spring J. E. Decker W. G. Ransom Elmer McCurdy Mt. Hope Cemetery

Central Heights Schools Ground Beef Sale Promoted

Friday closing announces a school related beef sale at Central Heights Schools with details referenced to Tuesday and Saturday events and a January 18 1969 date on page 6.

Central Heights

Public Auction Seeks Farm Machinery and Livestock

A Harris area public sale near Garnett offers farm equipment, tractors, a Massey Harris combine, various implements, grain and hay stock including 400 to 500 bushels oats and 2200 bales of alfalfa, plus 71 head of cattle and several vehicles. Items start at 10:00 a.m. with cash terms and safety notes. lunch served by W.S.C.S. of Harris.

Massey-Harris New Holland New Idea David Bradley John Deere IHC Kelly-Ryan Big Boy GMC W.S.C.S. of Harris

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