Editorials Highlight Young Carrier Dennis McIntire in Bitter Weather
Page Four spotlights Dennis McIntire delivering papers in subzero wind on routes from 4th to 7th in Walnut to Elm. He sports a hooded parka, two jeans, insulated boots, scarf, and sunglasses, joking that locals wave at him for the novelty. A letter from Leslie E. Claypool recalls early county days and career paths from Baker University to the Olathe Register.
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Dennis McIntire
Dennis
Walnut
Elm
Leslie E. Claypool
Oxford
Los Angeles
Claypool
Waverly
Baker University
Olathe Register
Williamsburg Star
Williamsburg
Ottawa
Earl
Saturday Notebook Herald Carrier’s 74 Year Path
A well dressed Herald carrier, now 74, reflects on decades in journalism. Since leaving the area, Claypool has worked at papers in Kansas City, San Francisco, and Los Angeles for the Associated Press and now writes for a San Fernando Valley paper. He wrote to catch up with relatives and old friends lost touch with over the past half century.
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Claypool
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Associated Press
San Fernando Valley
Why Fingers Turn White In Cold Here Is Dr Raynaud’s Link
Dear Mrs. D P asks why her 18 year old son’s fingers turn white in intense cold. The doctor notes cold sensitivity may stem from Raynaud’s disease or cryoglobulinemia, and frostbite history may matter but memory of such events is uncertain. Further medical examination is advised.
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Raynaud
In the 88th Compress and political jibes
A collage of dated items riffs on politics and stars hard facts. Mentions Kennedy, de Gaulle, IRS centennial tax cut, and a Miami race track cash heist, then shifts to medical notes on Raynaud's disease, pericarditis, and leg cramps with advice from Dr. Mother. Includes crowd commentary on roads and public transport.
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Mother
Dundee
Prayer Exhorts Living For Christ as Missionaries
A devotional prayer asks God to deepen concern for all and to live for Christ by spreading the good news of redemption. The wording cites Philippians 1 21 in Phillips translation and seeks the spirit of the Master in guiding faithful living.
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Christ
Phillips
Van Cleave Kyle And The Right Way To Be Established
A. I. Van Cleave recalls a past tie to Kyle Rote from college days. Rote rose to All-America status, joined the New York Giants, and later became a football coach and magazine sports consultant. A memorable campus tale shows Rote defending a student couple, proving his character beyond football fame.
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A. I. van Cleave
Kyle Rote
Kyle
New York Football Giants
Rote
New Book Helps Needlework Fans in Crewel Embroidery
Library notes review several recent titles. Mildred J. Davis updates crewel embroidery with sections on materials color planning stitches and finishing for interior decor and personal use. Ruth Strang’s Helping Your Child Improve His Reading offers guidance for parents to support reading at different ages. James Agee letters to Father Flye reveal a long friendship beginning in 1919 with warm candid insights.
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Mildred J. Davis
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Displayed
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area. Rates shown include monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options with varying prices, alongside note of Associated Press republication rights.
Auld Lang Syne and Local Civic Milestones in Ottawa
A trailer house pulled by an automobile with coal smoke marks Ottawa’s streets as the city prepares to observe Modern Woodmen Lodge’s 50th anniversary. Fidelity Camp No. 499 traces to February 8, 1888. Barbara Bowser of the Herald is ill with a severe cold. Charles Sands conducts civil service exams in Baldwin for postal service hopefuls. Mrs. Louis Hashman sprains her ankle after falling from a buggy. Pomona High School earns accreditation from the University of Kansas, joining prior accreditation by Ottawa University, Emporia State Normal, and Baker University.
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Ottawa
Woodman Lodge
Fidelity Camp No
Barbara Bowser
Herald
Charles Sands
Ottawa Post Office
Baldwin
Postal Service
Louis Hashman
Pomona High School
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Ottawa University
Emporia State Normal
Baker University
KOFO Radio Schedule Sunday Highlights
KOFO presents a Sunday lineup with AM and FM sign on, weather forecasts, church service programs from Centropolis, First Baptist, and First Methodist, and music blocks including Music from the Masters, Piano Notes, and Sunday Serenade. Sports round up and Triad Farm Show feature throughout the day. Ottawa High basketball referenced in wrap.
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Newa
Centropolis Baptist Church
the Christophers
First Baptist Church
First Methodist Church
the Masters
Mt. Dread
Triad
KOFO
Wome
Wuve
Mary Blaine
People’s Exchange
Daily Record
Ubtnelw
Uur H
Karavan
Ottawa High
Ottawa High School Students Keep Busy Into New Semester
After the first semester honors were posted students pushed to raise their averages this week. Rose Shular led advanced clothing with rayon projects while FBLA emphasized initiative. Nancy Finian earned Betty Crocker Homemaker of the Year honors and faces statewide interviews. Ten senior girls celebrated Susan Kelly's 18th birthday at a dinner. Bus trips were arranged for undefeated Argentine and Ottawa games by Pep Club and Methodist Youth Fellowship. The junior and senior midwinter concert is set for Sunday at 3 30 in Memorial Auditorium with bands and an operetta cast rehearsing. Seniors prepare for caps and gowns as librarians and teachers measure and fit. Junior senior prom plans advance under Charles Gaynor with Warren Durrett's band. Cyclone workers face a 25 hour weekend despite talk of a 35 hour week.
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Rose Shular
Nancy Finian
Frances Wren
Betty Crocker
Ottawa High School
Nancy
Washington, D. C
Argentine High School
Marcia Doman
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Argentine
Ottawa
Charles Gaynor
Warren Durrett
Cyclones
Kansas Can Compete for Space Age Industries
Dr James A Mc Cain told the Kansas economic development forum that Kansas can compete for space age industries through wisdom foresight and boldness. He cited great universities and a pleasant environment as the two strongest attractors for nuclear electronics and space sectors and urged seed money from the Legislature to fund early research for potential outside grants.
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Topeka
Kansas
James A. McCain
McCain
Kansas Economic Development Forum
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
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Marie Girard
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Susan Kelly
Lindy Wallace
Kerry Pound
Barbara Heathman
Linda Wheeler
Sandy Eagles
Kris Ziegler
Jane Bennett
Nancy Burlingham
Memorial Auditorium
Loren Matthews
Hester Lortscher
Albert Brox
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Samuel BE
Charlton Heston
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