Rev Neal Hiatt to lead services at Posmona Methodist Church
REV NEAL HIATT will speak at a series of special services at Pos mona Methodist Church starting Sunday. Services begin 8 p.m. and run through Feb 2. Also notes a Ham and Bean Supper at Princes ton Methodist Church on Jan 25 serving 5 30 with 75c adults and 50c children. More than 500 high school students and sponsors attend a Baker University speech and drama clinic on Saturday in Rice Memorial Auditorium from 8 20 a m to 5 p m. CYC Banquet set for Jan 28 at 5 30 p m at Trinity Methodist Church tickets 1 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Hiatt
Posmona Methodist Church
Princeston Methodist Church
Thurs
Baker University
Rice Memorial Auditorium
Trinity Methodist Church
Army Private Ronald J Brade Bradbury completes training
Army Pvt Ronald J Brade bury, 20, son of Mr and Mrs Charles K Bradbury Wellsville RFC 1, finished nine weeks of advanced infantry training last month at Fort Polk Louisiana His final week included guerrilla warfare exercises Ernest Szabados an orthopedist at Ransom Memorial Hospital will not be at the hospital Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARMY
Ronald J. Bradebury
Charles K. Bradbury
Wellsville
RFC
Ft. Polk
Ernest Szabados
Ransom Memesorial Hospital
Promotion Elevates Willard Hegberg to Lt Colonel
Willard Hegeberg son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Hegeberg has been promoted to lieutenant colonel in the U S Air Force. He is currently chief of the data automation division at Hickam AFB Hawaii and expects to be assigned in April to the Air Force Data Systems Design Center in Suitland Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Hegberg
Clarence Heghberg
U.S. Air Force
Col. Hegeberg
Hickeam Afb
Hawaii
Air Force Data Systems Design Center
Suitland
Berry brothers seek emergency surgery in Kansas City
Clyde Berry of Richmond took his brother Robert Berry of rural Garnett to Trinity Lutheran Hospital in Kansas City on Sunday for emergency surgery. The trip underscores a family medical crisis and hotel and transport arrangements were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Berry
Richmond
Robert Berry
Garnett
Trinity Lustheran Hospital
Kansas City
Docking Sees World Interest For Farmers At Wheat Meet
Gov. Robert Docking told the National Association of Wheat Growers that international affairs shape farm markets. He noted 50 to 60 percent of wheat is exported annually and urged converting concessional export markets into cash sales to aid developing nations and the U S. Docking praised Kansas growers for crop insurance through certificate payments and lauded substitution clauses allowing farmers to choose crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Robert Docking
National Association of Wheat Growers Convention
Docking
Kansas
Death notices for Anna M. Johanning and Walter R. Kelley
Mrs Anna M Johanning 89 Baldwin RFD 1 died at home after a year long illness. Services Thursday at St Johns United Church of Christ Worden. Born November 13 1878 in Douglas County she married Henry Johanning in 1905. Surviving son Alvin daughters Esther Ruth, three grandchildren and sister Mrs Emma Jehle. Walter Ray Kelley 708 S Cherry Ottawa died January 19 in a Kansas City hospital. Buried Havensville Cemetery.
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Anna M, Johanning
Anna M. Johanning
Baldwin Rfd
Serives
St. Johns United Church of Christ, Worden
Paul Kasper
Burejal
St. Johns
Walter R. Kelley
Onaga
Kan
Walter Ray Kelley
S. Cherry
Ottawa
Kansas City
Havensville
Honor Roll variety at Williamsburg High School page
The report lists A and B honor rolls and honorable mentions for the second nine weeks and semester honor rolls. It names seniors juniors and freshmen among students such as Lance Hart Judy Kesner Julie Crowley Regina Collins Waneta Stinebaugh and Ramona Mulcahey with other peers across the classes. It also notes a former employee injured in an accident at BOW Express and lists survivors and birth details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg High School
Lance Hart
Joedy O'Neill
Julie Crowley
Joyce Stinson
Regina Collins
Waneta Stinebaugh
Susan Figgins
Marilyn Reh
Ramona Mulecahey
Darrell Hirt
Judy Kesner
Brenda Miller
Irene Collins
John Hogan
Janice Starosta
Mark Collins
Sharon McClure
Virginia Higdon
Karin Collins
Karen Howard
Marjorie Davis
Kenny Hogan
Dean Roecker
Connie Neal
Teresa Roecker
Ronenie Collins
John Collins
Janice Mulcahey
Roberta Herring
Mary Crowley
David Stinebaugh
Judy O'Neill
Joyce Stineson
Mare Ilyn Reh
Ramona Mulcahey
Dude Hirt
Debbie Norton
Junetor
Dean Boecker
Bridge Winners Monday Night Duplicate Winners
North South Jane Kramer and Eunice Ott from Ottawa won first place. Virginia Seaver Lawrence and Merle Price from Ottawa took second. East West Dorothea Miller and Freda Gilmore from Ottawa tied for first with Mr and Mrs Jones Garnett taking second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Kramer
Eunice Ott
Ottawa
Virginia Seaver
Lawrence
Merle Price
EasteWest
Dorthea Miller
Freda Gilmore
Otetawa
Sim Jones
Garnett
Funeral for Nathan T. McNary to be held at Pomona Church
Nathan T. McNary who died Monday will have services at 1 30 p m Wednesday at Pomona Methodist Church with Rev Jake Visser and Rev Gary Robertson officiating. Burial will be in LeRoy with a Masonic graveside service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan T. McNary
Nathan T. MceNary
Pomona Methodist Church
Jake Visser
Gary Robertson
LeRoy
McNary
Kan
Hospital Admissions Read list of patients and guardians
Hospital notes show admissions including Goldana Phillips from Richmond Gail Carpenter from Mars tin Hall O Jay Ellis at 1336 S Poplar Raymond Fitzgerald at 1409 S Oak James Snider at 719 Tremont Darrell Presswell at 1313 Willow Mrs Chester Leach and infant daughter at 325 E 2nd Mrs Richard Davis and infant daughter at 628 Willow Ancel Miller at 824 Willow William Miller at 824 Willow Mrs Leland Davison Garnett RFD 3 Mrs Emery Burgoon Ottawa RFD 3 Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldana Phillips
Richmond
Gail Carpenter
Marstin Hall O
Jay Ellis
Poplar
Raymond Fitzgerald
Oak
James Snider
Tremont
Darrell Presswell
Willow
Chester Leach
Richard Davis
Ancel Miller
William Miller
Leland David
KC Markets Cattle Prices Steady in Kansas City
Kansas City AP reports cattle quantities at 2,700 with steady demand. Steers in high choice bring 26.00, good 21.00, reflecting stable market conditions for live cattle auctions and wholesale buyers in the KC region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Parson Sun Publisher Proposes Highway Plan
Clyde M. Reed outlined a compromise highway plan at a Kansas Chamber breakfast to speed action on roads. The plan adds one cent gasoline tax to cities and counties effective Jan 1 1969 and a second cent for state highways effective Jan 1 1971, with revenue use left to the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEKA
Clyde M. Reed
Parsons Sun
Robert Docking
Reed
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Docking
Tax Increase May Be Late
Washington AP reports Massachusetts Democrat Rep James A Burke on the House Ways and Means Committee warned Johnsons 10 percent income tax surcharge may arrive at least two months late or not at all. He urged sweeteners to aid passage and noted voters face primaries before June 1. Burke cited an April 1 effective date and suggested broader lower bracket exemptions. Schultze outlined belt tightening including farm loans water sewer and rural electrification cuts and delaying highway projects by 600 million held from states.
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Washington
Massachusetts
House
Ways and Means
Johnson
James A. Burke
Burke
Schultze
Israeli Violinist Shmuel Ashkenasi At OU Chapel
Israeli violinist Shmuel Ashkenasi, 27, protege of the late Efrem Zimbalist Sr., will perform next Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Ottawa University chapel as the third feature of OU's 1967-68 concert series. A Tokyo Moscow prize contender, he studied in Israel until 16 then attended Curtis Institute under Zimbalist. He is on his third U.S. concert tour and notes the pace is grueling yet music remains beautiful.
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Efram Zims Balist
Ottawa University
Shmuel Ashkenasi
Ashkenasi
Moscow
Israel
Curtis Institute
Philadelphia
Zimbalist
United States
Robins Prolific In Garnett Area Through Winter
Flocks of robins persist in the Garnett area all winter with 50 to 100 birds seen west of Garnett in cedar tree country. Veterinarian Dr Adelf Brecheisen notes robins fed on wild cedar berries and suggests this may be the farthest south they migrated. Albino robin sighting by Welda residents Mr and Mrs Joe Mattix is described as rare with pink-eyed pure white plumage and ongoing flock acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett
Adelf Brecheisen
Garenett Veterinary
Calvary
Joe Mattix
Mattix
President Johnson Seeks $2.1 Billion Manpower Plan
President Johnson urged Congress to approve a $2.1 billion National Manpower program the largest ever with a goal to place 500000 hard core unemployed in the next three years. He formed a National Alliance of Businessmen headed by Henry Ford II to coordinate the effort and proposed an occupational safety and health bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Congress
National Alliance
Alfiancé
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Company
Probate Notices and Hearings for Nellie Ramsey and Rosa Lehew
Legal notices published in Franklin County Kansas detail the appointment of Peoples National Bank as executor for Nellie May Ramsey estate with nine month creditor claims window. Also a hearing notice for Rosa Ellen Lehew estate seeks probate admission of a will and issuance of Letters Testamentary to Loren Gensman with January 31, 1968 filing and February 17, 1966 hearing date reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Kansas
Franklin County
Said
Nellie May Ramsey
Peoples National Bank
Ottawa
Rosa Ellen Lehew
State of Kansas
Loren Gensman
Funeral services for Anna M. Johanning
Funeral services will be held at St John s United Church of Christ in Warden Kansas at 2 00 p m Thursday. Interment follows in St Johns Cemetery at Worden Kansas.
Resolution Finds Ottawa Structures Unsafe for Repair or Demolition
Published January 23, 1968 a resolution declares certain structures in Ottawa Kansas unsafe and dangerous and directs repair or demolition. The enforcing officer filed a December 13 1967 written statement with the city governing body describing a dwelling house and related premises as unsafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas
Ottawa City approves demolition of unsafe structures
The Ottawa city governing body, by unanimous vote on January 17 1968, condemns all structures on several described parcels as unsafe. The buildings must be repaired or demolished and the lots filled to grade within ninety working days or the city will demolish at its expense with costs assessed as special assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spector
Ottawa
Kansas
City of
Franklin County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ellis
Ottawa Herald
the Daily Report
BOW Express, Inc
Consolidated Transfer and Leasing Company, Inc
Edna Kelley
Mary Elder
Castle Rock
Colo
Helen Padilla
Denver
Dan Kelley
Trenton
Prime
Ewes
Hospital
OU Chapel
Winton A. Winter
Atty
Myron S. Steere
Petitioner
Swift Bldg
I. Simons
Lasthrops
Lathrops
Maxson
City Commission
City Hall
Charles Williamson
Lyman A. Corlis, Jr
Harry E. Murphy
Kenneth Potter
Ray Lymn
Lyman A. Corlis
Donald R. Capper
Cowner
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