Hawthorne PTA to screen Where Children Come First film
A Founders Day meeting of Hawthorne PTA at 7 30 p m will feature a film Where Children Come First. Nursery and refreshments provided.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1965
Page
5
KC Markets Kansas City Hog and Cattle Report
Kansas City wholesale and livestock totals show hogs down with barrows and gilts 25.50 lower, sows 25 lower, various weight classes quoted. cattle and calves steady to mixed with slaughter hungry cows and steers delivered on arrival basis. feeder prices mixed with calves and heifer values. consumer eggs steady with large eggs at 21.22. wholesale large eggs 25.14 to 27.50. other produce unchanged.
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Kansas City
New Dam A First New Dam A First
The Newton Kansas fabric dam across Sand Creek, first of its kind in the region, passed an initial inflation test then deflated for further earth moving work. Army engineers will begin flood control work by dredging and cleaning the creek bed downstream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Kirton
Newton Kansas
Associated Press
Newton, Kan
Sand Creek
Army
California
Newton
Athletic Park
Quenemo Area Clubs Note January Meetings
The Noble Grand Club met January 21 with Mrs. Nelle White hosting and Eva Crique as co host. The Sunflower Fidelis Club heard a Kansas history review by Mrs. Clyde Latchem on January 21. Future meetings are scheduled February 4 at Mrs. Caroline Wilsons home. Albert Dehn died January 21 on a farm southwest of Quenemo, funeral in Quene mo Federated Church and burial in Lyndon cemetery. His daughter Marjorie Fleck and her husband traveled from Los Angeles to be with family. Rev James Treswell of Topeka preached at Quenemo Baptist Church January 24. Rev Raymond Jennings of Ottawa spoke to the Fed erated Church youth January 24. Ben Lewis left for Kansas City to undergo Air Force physicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand Club
Nelle White
Eva Crique
Berenice Schrock
Edith Windett
Fidelis Club
Clyde Latchem
Kansas
Caroline Wilson
Albert Dehn
Quenemo
Federated Church
Queneemo
Lyndon
Ted
Marjorie) Fleck
Los Angeles
Calif
Donald
James Treswell
Topeka
Quenemo Baptist Church
Raymond Jennings
First Baptist Church
Ottawa
Ben Lewis
Kansas City
Air Force
Deaths Mrs Jennie V Tippie 89 Iola Kansas
Mrs Jennie V Tippie 89 of Iola formerly of Mapleton died Wednesday morning in an Iola Hospital where she had been a patient two weeks Her parents moved to Kansas in 1866 near Mapleton where she was born March 10 1875 She had lived in Allen County since 1908 Services set for 2 p m Friday at Waugh Funeral Home Iola with burial at La Harpe Survivors include three daughters and a son in Iola and one son in Jensen Beach Florida
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie V. Tippie
Iola
H. D. Smith
Ottawa
Iola Hospital
Kansas
Mapleton
Allen County
Waugh Funeral Home
la. Harpe
Jensen Beach
Fla
Funeral services for Mrs Grace B Wallis
Funeral services for Mrs Grace Bensnett Wallis who died Tuesday in Topeka will be at 2 p m Friday at the Towner Chapel led by Rev Leopold Hoppe. Burial will be in Mount Hope Cemetery Williamsburg.
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Grace B
Wallis
Grace Bensnett Wallis
Topeka
Towner Chapel
Leopold Hoppe
Mount Hope Cemetery
Williamsburg
New Hope Baptist Church Receives Standard of Achievement
The New Hope Baptist Church will be honored by the board of publication and education of the American Baptist Convention Sunday for meeting 12 goals set by the American Baptist Sunday Church Schools. Rev Roy Paslay will present the recognition on behalf of the convention.
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Board of Publication and Education
American Baptists Convention
New Hope Baptist Church
American Baptist Sunday Church Schools
Roy Paslay
American Baptist Convention
Amendment and Gov Term Bills Enter Kansas Legislature
A batch of new bills entered the Kansas Legislature as Gov budget remarks loomed. Proposals include extending the governors term to four years with no immediate reelection, a statewide vote requirement, and a study on a Hall of Justice for the Supreme Court and Attorney General. The House advanced a bid based purchasing bill and a higher tax levy for community mental health centers.
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Topeka
Kansas
House
Senate
U. S. Supreme Court
Congress
Kansas State University
Kansas Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
New District Plan Offered in Topeka Senate
A new congressional redistricting plan, aimed at complying with a federal court ruling on population, was introduced in the Senate today by Sen. Harold Herd. It keeps district populations within one percent of 436,000 and reunites Wyandotte County in a newly aligned 3rd District. The plan shifts eight counties from the 1st to the 2nd, adds counties to the 5th, and leaves Reno County in western Kansas 1st District. It lists proposed districts with county compositions across four districts.
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Topeka
Senate
Harold Herd
de Coldwater
Wyandotte County
Herd
Reno County
Kansas
Cheyenne
Sherman
Wallace
Greeley
Hamilton
Staneton
Decatur
Sheridan
Gove
Scott
Lane
Finney
Haskell
Seward
Meade
Gray
Clark
Ford
Hodgeman
Ness
Trego
Graham
Norton
Phillips
Rooks
Ellis
Rush
Pawnee
Edswards
Kiowa
Comanche
Bareber
Pratt
Stafford
Barton
Russell
Lincoln
Elsworth
Rice
Reno
Kingman
Hare
Smith
Osborne
Mitchell
Jewell
Republic
Cloud
Ottawa
Dickinson
Clay
Washington
Riley
Wabaunsee
Pottawatomie
Marshall
Neemaha
Jackson
Shawnee
Jeffereson
Atchison
Brown
Doniphan
Leavenworth
Douglas
Wyandotte
Johnson
Miami
Linn
Saline
McPherson
Harvey
Sedgwick
Marion
Sti
Sumner
Cowley
Butler
Chase
Morris
Geary
Lyon
Greenwood
Elk
Chautauqua
Montgomery
Wilson
Woodson
Coffey
Osage
Franklin
Anderson
Allen
Neosho
Labette
Bourbon
Crawford
Cheroskee
Princeton Area News Honor Roll and Basketball Notes
Princeton Area News notes the Williamsburg tournament is over but eight games remain in the basketball season. It lists students added to the school honor roll and highlights previous honorees, naming John Anderson and others by senior, junior, sophomore, and freshman status with High Honors, Honors, and Honorable Mention distinctions.
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Williamsburg
John Anderson
Franny Wiederholt
John Sutton
Janice Wagner
Elaine Dagenette
Carol Ralston
Lois Hobbs
Linda Kimball
Connie Lloyd
Nancy Detwiler
Sandra Mashetser
Roy Hobbs
Linda Anderson
Joy Davidson
Connie Burkdoll
Rita Domnanish
Lorna Kimball
Sandra Masheter
Rita Domenanish
Marion Beef Win Awards
Angus steers from John and Charles De Forest of Marion County won first and second at the Fat Stock Show and Safe in Wichita. The winning steer weighed 1,006 pounds, earned $200 and sold for $24 per hundredweight. The second place steer received $150.
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Wichita
John
Charles de Forest
Marion County
Avere
Richmond Area News Items Include Local Arrivals and Resignation
Richmond area notes Donald Rossman returns from Korea to his parents and will report for duty at Fort Benning February 27. Kenneth Cunningham receives treatment at Anderson County Hospital. At the January grade school board meeting, kindergarten teacher Mona Neff resigns effective term end.
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Donald Rossman
Korea
John Rossman
Ft. Benning
Kenneth Cunningham
Anderson County Hospital
Mona Neff
Williamsburg Area Notes Recap of church fund gift and school updates
A letter from L E Wilson of Ogden Utah aged 90 will be 91 in February and a $100 check for the Methodist Church building fund was sent while he stays with his daughter Roscoe Harman. Wiro Camp was hurt last Friday and is at St Francis Hospital Wichita room 318. The Williamsburg invitation basketball tournament drew a capacity crowd of about 1500 as students ran concessions with 56 gallons of ice cream sold. Freshman and sophomore basketball tournaments are set for Overbrook on February 8 10 and 13. A kindergarten is added to the Williamsburg school with 13 enrolled under teacher Mrs Rollin Starosta. Movable screens convert part of the auditorium into a classroom with new furniture and equipment. Morning sessions run 830 to 11.
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L.E. Wilson
Ogden
Utah
Methodist Church
Roscoe Hareman
Wiro
St. Francis Hospital
Wichita
Williamsburg
Overbrook
Rollin Starosta
Police Cite Two For Traffic Violations
Police cited Robert W. James aged 23 of 509 South Mulberry for illegal display of registration at Keokuk and Main. Elvin E. Dillon aged 41 of Baldwin Rural Route 2 was cited at Logan and Main for disobeying a flashing red signal light.
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Robert W. James
S. Mulberry
Keokuk and
Main
Elvin E. Dillon
Logan and
William H. Geiler
Willow
Fifth and
Hickory
Clyde O. Green
N. King
John C. Dennis I
S. Poplar
Eighth and
Cedar
police court notes on multiple driving offenses and fines
A police court column lists numerous defendants with addresses and charges from Jan 21 to Jan 26 including driving while intoxicated, speeding, careless driving, no tail light, reckless actions, and license suspension. Fines and bonds range from 10 to 100 dollars with arraignments set for Feb 4, 11, and 18.
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Jimmie Dale Morton
Beech
Morton
Jimmy L. Johnson
N. Sycamore
Harold L Gumm
S. Cedar
Lawerence
Rex H. Davison
Wichita
David L. Norman
South Main
Faye Elaine Wilcox
Ottawa
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Screened
Admissions list includes Harvey Wilson Kathy McClure Larry Green Clifford Hettler on Wednesday and Bina Brindle George Wintten Mrs Robert Phillips and son Mrs Sherman Spears and son James Rice Mrs Robert Reed Fred Gilby Diane Moore and Mrs Wayne Puckett and daughter Mrs Sam Pacheco and Mrs Edwin Cooper Thursday Births record a girl for Mr and Mrs Paxson and a son for Mr and Mrs Waterman with weights 7 lb 3 oz and 9 lb 15 oz respectively
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Wilson
Cedar
Kathryn McClure
Wilelow
Larry Green
Spring Hill
Clifford Hettler
Bina Brindle
Williamsburg
George Wintten
Aliceville
Robert Phillips
Sherman Spears
Diane Moore
Wayne Puckett
Eudora
Sam Pacheco
Edwin Cooper
Oak
Thomas Paxson
L. R. Waterman
Marriage Licence for Neidert and Sheets
Charles G. Neidert aged 44 of Wichita wed Mildred Sheets aged 48, spouse residence listed as Ladwpene. The notice records a formal marriage license issued for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Neidert
Wichetta
Mildred
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