Suellen McKinley lands lead in Rock Chalk Revue skit
SUELLEN McKINLEY a KU junior and daughter of Mr and Mrs Bettes McKinley 617 W 5 Ottawa has been named a lead in the Delta Gamma Sigma Chi Rock Chalk Revue skit Rock Chalk to be March 56 this year an annual student satirical show Also notes about local ads and events including a Baker University talk and a piano concert in Boston and a county clerk training session
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Suellen McKinley
University of Kansas
Bettes McKinley
W. 5
Ottawa
Delta Gamma—Sigma Chi
Richmond Area News Highlights Club Officers Dinner
Richmond area notes from Mabel Chandler report a January 12 dinner at Mrs O Maras Cafe with plans for Ladies Night on February 10 Tentative new officers named Gene Hermreck president Stanley Alen vice president Elden Lyon secretary and Al Pickett treasurer Attendees include Mr and Mrs John 4H Roeckers Mr and Mrs Edwin Horstick and Mr and Mrs Wayne Riley who attended a State Fair Association meeting in Topeka Mrs Raymond Wagner with Bob Hadsall lead a Berea Rainbow and Jolly Workers 4H group learning to knit
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Mabel Chandler Chamber of Commerce
John 4H
Roeckers
Edwin Horstick
Wayne Riley
State Fair Association
Topeka
Raymond Wagner
Bob Hadsall
Berea Rainbow and
Jolly Workers
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births and Dismissals
Admissions list includes William Meinig 628 N Sycamore Mrs George McClure Quenemo James Rice 617 Cleveland Mrs Ella Johnson 211 W 7th Mrs Cleda Gentry 220 Oak Mrs Wayne James 509 S Mulberry Monday Thomas Horstick Richmond Dismissals include Mrs William Cook Baldwin Births reported to Mr and Mrs George Cates 931 S Mulberry a boy Monday weight 6 lb 15 oz and Mr and Mrs Jerome Adell Pomona a girl Monday weight 902
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William Meinig
Sycaemore
George McClure
Quenemo
James Rice
Cleveland
Ella Johnson
Cleda Gentry
Oak
Wayne James
S. Mulberry
Thomas Horstick
Richmond
William Cook
Baldwin
George Cates
Mulberry
Jerome Adell
Pomona
Building permit awarded to Frank Snook at 118 W 15th
Frank Snook of 118 West 15th received a building permit for a frame building by moving, with an estimated cost of 200 dollars.
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Frank Snook
W. 15Th
County Court Man Crammer Cited For Failure To Yield
County Court Guy P. Crammer age 75 of Pomona RFD 2 pleaded guilty to failure to yield the right of way. The incident occurred one half mile west of Ottawa on US 50. He was fined $15 plus costs.
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Guy P. Crammer
Pomona
Ottawa
Police News Citations for Traffic Violations
Police records show William J. Close aged 32 of 725 West 6th cited for disobeying a traffic light at First and Main. Martin H. Mueller aged 39 of 436 Ash cited for speeding 42 in a 30 mph zone in the 800 block of North Main Street.
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William J. Close
W. 6Th
Main Streets
Martin H. Mueller
Ash
North Main Street
Appeal Dismissed In DUI Case For Dean D Duncan
The district court appeal by Dean D. Duncan of Osage City RFD 2 in a driving while intoxicated case was dismissed January 15 for being filed outside the 10 day limit after his county court appearance. Duncan had pleaded guilty November 12, was fined 200 dollars and sentenced to 90 days in county jail, with sentence and fine suspended until December 1. He is currently serving the 90 day jail term.
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Dean D. Duncan
Osage City
RFD
Duncan
Beccause
Local Kiwanis Club Observes Golden Anniversary Banquet
The Kiwanis Club marks its 50th founding anniversary with a Friday banquet at Ottawa University student union starting 6 30. Charter members Ransom Bennett and Dr A G Madison will receive scrolls and lifetime memberships. history review by Dr C W Henning.
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Kiwanis International
Ottawa University
Uneion
Ransom Bennett
A. G. Madison
Thomas W. Morgan
Carl Ross
Detroit
Mich
W. E. Bancroft
W. C. Hardeing
Floyd Ogg
F. A. Trump
James McCrea
C. W. Henning
Canada
Mexico
Bahama Islands
Austria
Switzerland
Belgium
It al. SO
Club Elects Hudelson as Ottawa Country Club Leader
Dr. John Hudelson was elected president of the Ottawa Country Club Association, succeeding Robert Grabham. New directors: Dr. D. G. Laury, Allen L. Loyd Jr., Henry D. Gilroy. continuing directors Neal Baxter, V. C. Schultz, John Wassmer, John Kramer. Officers named Bill Osburn vice president Allen Loyd Jr secretary Donald Kornhaus treasurer. Budget set at 29156.40 with about 200 members.
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John Hudelson
Ottawa Country Club Association
Robert Grabham
D. G. Laury
Allen L. Loyd Jr
Henry D. Gilroy
Grabham
Dick Peters
Merle Wilhite
Bill Osburn
Allen Loyd Jr
Donald Kornhaus
Neal Baxter
Pomona
V. C. Schultz
John Wassmer
John Kramer
Association
Breakin at Redwood Inn Damages Music Boxes
A break-in north of Ottawa caused $150 damage to five music selector boxes at the Redwood Inn and $10 stolen. The theft was discovered by employee Larry Snider at 8 a.m. Saturday after entry was gained via a hole beside the front door lock. Sheriff Joe Ferns noted the culprit unlocked the door from inside. The music system had been installed only days earlier.
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Redwood Inn
Ottawa
Larry Snider
Ottawa Rfd
Joe Ferns
Funeral services for Nora B. Jones held at Lamb Funeral Home
Mrs Nora B Jones who died January 15 was laid to rest January 18 at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev James Anderson officiating. Pallbearers included Harry Shaffer Benjamin Shaffer Arthur Jones Charles Jones Ralph Dyer and Gene Dyer. Mrs A H North sang hymns with Mrs Eldon Rader accompaniment. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery.
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Nora B, Jones
Nora B. Jones
Lamb Funeral Home
James Anderson
Harry H. Shaffer
Benjamin Shaffer
Arthur W. Jones
Charles H. Jones
Ralph Dyer
Gene Dyer
A. H. North
Eldon Rader
Highland Cemetery
Sir Winston Churchill Near Death As Stroke Worsens
London AP report notes no further deterioration in Sir Winston Churchill's condition by 7 a.m. EST after a restless night. Lord Moran prepared another bulletin for around 9 p.m. as global leaders cancel engagements and remain anxious amid the 82 year old's grave illness.
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London
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Lord Moran
British Medical Association
Moran
Sir Winston
Medical Association
Harold Wilson
House of Commons
West Germany
Pary
Simon de Montfort
Notice of Registration of Voters in Ottawa Kansas
First published notice states the Ottawa Kansas voter books are open during city clerk hours. Persons who did not vote in the November 1964 general election or who have not registered since, those who changed residence or street number, or who are not currently registered must register to be eligible to vote. Registrations must be in person at City Hall with special arrangements for the sick or disabled.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Bill To Kansas House To Ease Unification Woes
A Kansas House bill aims to ease unification problems in education by smoothing the transition of 1800 plus districts to a single K–12 system. It would validate unified districts approved by election or petition and remove dual boards in large city districts, plus reduce need for a second primary election. It also extends petition rights and addresses timing under the 1963 law, with other measure details.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Legislative Council Education Committee
John Bower
Re McLouth
Ed Boyd
R.larned
Walter Ford
D. Ulysses
Wichita
Ben Jacquart
R.satanta
Washburn University
Robert Harder
D.topeka
Washburn
Strangest NBC series title Sneak Preview taunts viewers
NBC presents Sneak Preview with Allan Sherman F uneyland a witty hour of satire. Lorne Greene Angie Dickinson and Jack Gilford guest star as Sherman sour notes and musical bits land lightly with clever humor. CBS offers To Tell the Truth and Ive Got a Secret switch panels but delivers modest excitement. Telephon Hour NBC 10 11 EST features Lena Horne and Robert Merrill.
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NEW York
NBC
Allan Sherman
Sherman
Lorne Greene
Angie Dickinson
Jack Gilford
Greene
CBS
Telephone Hour
Lena Horne
Robert Merrill
Vietnam premier’s cabinet reshuffle stalls general
Says No SAIGON South Viet Nam AP Premier Tran Van Huong sought to add military members to his Cabinet but a key general declined the post. Another political crisis may follow. A U.S. spokesman on Monday endorsed the reshuffle as a positive step toward stable government.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tran van Huong
U.S
Air Mail Goes Slowly in New Federal Building
In San Francisco AP report, post office official Bert Seymour audits the new Federal Building. He drops five regular envelopes and one light air mail envelope into a chute, noting the air conditioning draft can push air mail upward, slowing delivery.
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San Francisco
Federal
Bert Seymour
Post Office
Seymour
Defense Meeting Here Wednesday
Two state civil defense officials will be guest speakers at the local Civil Defense chapter meeting Wednesday. Warren G. Paramore assistant state civil defense director and W. R. McKinley an accountant from the state agency will discuss siren coverage for Ottawa. The 10:30 a m session will be at the Kansas State Employment Service office Second and Cedar. All interested persons invited.
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Civil Defense
Warren G. Paramore
W. R. McKinley
Topeka
Ottawa
Kansas State Employment Service Office
Second
Cedar
KC Markets Hogs Sheep Cattle Prices At Kansas City Sale
AP reports hogs steady to 25 lower with sow gains, lambs 25-75 higher, feeders scarce. Cattle and calves mostly lower for steers and heifers while cows rise. Egg prices steady at 80 percent A ranges, other produce unchanged.
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Kansas City
Lull After Avery's Talk Sets Kansas Legislature Pace
AP reports Kansas legislators return to routine after Gov. William H. Avery's major address. A two week budget plan outlines funding methods while an unscheduled message details execution. A 175 page Kansas Legislative Council report favors school finance reform, junior colleges, tougher driver laws and higher Highway Patrol strength.
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PERA
Kansas
William H. Avery
Avery
House
Clyde Hill
Yates Center Republican
Kansas Legislative Council
Kansas Highway Patrol
Legislative Council
Local Market Prices for Grains and Dairy
The report lists soybeans at 2.78 per unit and shelled corn at 1.22, with ear corn around 1.17 and butterfat at 0.42. Other commodities show oats 2.80, barley 1.05, and rye 0.95 in the regional market.
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Eisenhower Presidential Library Commission
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Judge Coffman
Rev. Jennings
Tom Porter
Terry Murphy
Ralph Weiderholt
Rodney McClay
Jim Cole
Bill Woods
Ottawa Packing CO
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