Oklahoma Is In Ottawa at Memorial Auditorium
Ottawa High opened its musical Oklahoma in Memorial Auditorium this afternoon for elementary and junior high students. Regular performances cost 1 dollar per seat at 8 p.m. tomorrow and Friday in Memorial Auditorium. John Jones directs with P K Worley as technical director and Jane Feuerborn as assistant director.
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Ottawa High
Memorial Auditorium
John Jones
P. K. Worley
Jane Feuerborn
Defeat Possible for Household Tax Exemption in Kansas
In Topeka AP reports the Kansas Senate Republican caucus backed two constitutional amendments allowing presidential voting after 45 days in state and to fix legislative defects. A household goods exemption proposal passed 49 to 48 in a preliminary House vote but needs 84 votes to submit to a statewide vote, signaling likely defeat.
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Topeka
Senate
Republican Caucus
Kansas
Chance to Pay Off 214 Years in Prison Time
John Henry Allen, a 57 year old Tennessean with 214 years owed across four states, wins a parole chance from the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board. He remains in custody as multiple states seek to detain him for serving a 99 year sentence for an armed robbery in Bartlesville three years ago. Allen says he has escaped other prisons and has served 27 years, with Oklahoma the only one he has not escaped.
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Mcalester
Okla
John Henry Allen
Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board
Allen
Bartlesville
Kansas
Alabama
Iowa
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Death of Ralph B Logan lifelong Williamsburg resident
Ralph B Logan a retired farmer and lifelong Williamsburg area resident for 70 years died January 30 in Colorado Springs Colorado where he had lived with a sister the past three years He was born near Williamsburg son of James A and Matilda Anthony Logan He belonged to Anchor Lodge No 224 AF and AM Williamsburg Survived by sister Pearl Parmalee Colorado Springs and brothers Chester Williamsburg Harold 1504 S Oak and Theron Colorado Springs Services Friday at 2 p.m. Lamb Funeral Home with Dr Ray P Jennings officiating Burial at Highland Cemetery Anchor Lodge to conduct services
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Ralph B. Logan
Williamsburg
Colorado Springs
Colo
James A
Matilda Anthony Logan
Anchor Lodge No
Pearl Parmalee
Chester
Harold
S. Oak
Theron
Lamb Funeral Home
Ray P. Jennings
Highland Cemetery
Anchor Lodge
Two Charged After Collision
Two defendants arraigned in county court for a collision yesterday pleaded innocent and await trial February 19. John Leonard Rose, 42, of 513 N. Poplar, faces driving with suspended license and driving while intoxicated after his pickup hit a bridge abutment near 17th and Main. Clyde Hopkins, 40, of Williamsburg, charged with drunkenness, is also in the case. Rose’s bond is set at $700.
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John Leonard Rose
N. Poplar
17Th and Main
Clyde Hopkins
RFD
Williamsburg
Rose
Major Damage In Collision at Mulberry and Grant
A car driven by Joe A. Yockey and a pickup driven by Robert B. Moore collided at Mulberry and Grant this morning, causing major damages. Yockey, 39, of 727 S. Sycamore, was northbound on Mulberry while Moore was westbound on Grant, police reported.
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Joe A. Yockey
S. Sycamore
Mulberry
Grant
Robert B. Moore
N. Oak
Yockey
3Rd
Main
William G. Robison
Kansas City
Kas
Ray Bailey
RFD 1
Parkville
Sponsors Lose Grip On TV Content Says NBC Executive
Washington AP reports Mort Werner of NBC says advertisers have been allowed to influence entertainment programs as they pay for them, a practice now declining. He notes sponsors insist on policy limits but typically do not alter core program content, with cigarette sponsors banning smoking and automakers avoiding car crashes where not essential to the story.
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Washington
Mort Werner
National Broadcasting Co
Federal Communications Commission
Werner
Ottawa Herald Dated January 31 1962
The Ottawa Herald issue dated Wednesday January 31 1962 covers local and regional news, notices, and events. The page includes community notes, brief updates, and public interest items typical of a mid-century daily newspaper.
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THE
Ottawa Herald
Hospital Notes Admissions List
Admissions include Martin Lacey of Pomona Milton Ikenberry of Overbrook Mrs J S Weethee of 923 N Mulberry on Tuesday and Mrs Carrol Blakeman RFD 4 on Wednesday.
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Martin Lacey
Pomona
Milton Ikenberry
Overbrook
J. S. Weethee
N. Mulberry
Carrol Blakeman
RFD
Extension Dairy School Meeting Set for Feb 16
February 16 at 1 p.m. in Memorial auditorium hosts the annual Extension Dairy School and Artificial Breeders joint meeting with Rich ard King of Kansas State University as principal speaker on Dollars and Cents Dairy Cattle Feeding. The briefing covers farm management and local education events.
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Extension Dairy School
Memorial Auditorium
Richard King
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Mix-up noted in 4-H Council officer photo identification
The Herald clarifies the picture caption for the Tuesday edition showing four 4-H Council officers. Seated left to right are Leon Sobba vice president Judy Mc Clure the outgoing treasurer and others. Not shown is Nancy Bethell the song leader.
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Herald
4-H Council
Leon Sobba
Hurst Coffman
Judy McClure
Norma Houston
Helen Lederer
Jean Reichart
Patricia Abersold
Nancy Bethell
Aerial Stars Fall Fatal in Wallenda High Wire Act
Detroit AP report details the Shrine circus tragedy at Michigan State Fair Coliseum where three Wallendas fell during a high wire pyramid. Dieter Schepp 23 and Richard Faughnan 29 were fatally injured. Mario Wallenda 22 and Dieter’s sister Jana 17 were among other injuries as panicked crowd watched. Her man Karl and Gunther Wallenda helped save the remaining performers and Miss Schepp before a improvised net was used. Clown Ernie Burch helped restore calm after the collapse.
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Bers
Wallendas
Dieter Schepp
Richard Faughnan
Mario Wallenda
Dieter
Jana
Herman Wallenda
Karl Wallenda
Gunther Wallenda
Michigan State Fairgrounds
East
Germany
Faughnan
The
Charge Man With Theft At Ottawa U Student Arrested
Barlow Norris Rhodes 18 of East Atlanta Ga was charged in County Court with petty larceny. The Ottawa University freshman was arrested at Wilson Field House for allegedly stealing a $44.48 Hi Fi from Montgomery Ward on Jan 29. Police Chief Eugene Flaherty said four students were questioned and Rhodes was dismissed from school. The Hi Fi was returned to police.
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Barlow Norris Rhodes
Atlanta
Rhodes
Ottawa University
Price Hall
Wilson Field House
Montgomery Ward
Eugene Flaherty
K. E. Jescinski
Kansas City livestock market report AP wire
Cattle 1,600 calves 25 slow steady good to high choice steers 22.75 to 26.00 good to choice heifers 22.25 to 93.60 with ity and commercial cows 14.00 to 15.00. Hogs 3,000 barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower sows steady. Barrows and gilts 190 to 260 lb 16.50 to 17.25 sows 270 to 350 lb 15.00 to 50. Sheep 1,000 lambs and ewes 50 lower good to prime lambs and culled ewes 3.00-
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Kansas City
Agreement on Algiers Near as Paris Hears Reports
Paris buzzed with claims that France and the Algerian rebels are near a cease-fire and independence agreement. A Geneva-linked Belgian radio report cited a North African source saying a settlement was reached in Very Switzerland. Paris papers said crucial developments could come this week, though no official confirmation was available before Monday night.
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Paris
France
Charles de Gaulle
Geneva
Very
Switzerland
Algeria
de Gaulle
Logan Ralph B. lifelong Ottawa area resident dies in Colorado Springs
Logan Ralph B a life long resident of the Williamsburg area died yesterday in Colorado Springs Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 o'clock from the Lamb Funeral Home with Dr Raymond P Jennings officiating Interment will follow at Highland Cemetery where Anchor Lodge No 224 AF AM will conduct a service
Overbrook and Ottawa Livestock Sale Dates
Local equine and livestock sale listings include Overbrook weekly sales each Wednesday at Overbrook Kansas with contact Gordon James and store listings Manhattan area Ottawas gate sale every Saturday at 1 p.m. Also scheduled are Emporia Livestock Sale Co on Feb 2, Franklin County Sale Co on Feb 3, Osage City Livestock Sale on Feb 6.
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Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kas
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Kansas
Gordon James
Ottawa Market
Main
Wilson
Ernest Arnold Overbrook
Emporia Livestock Sale Co
Emporia
Franklin County Sale Co
Wilson & Locust
Ottawa
Osage City Livestock Sale
Osage City
Franklin County Sale Company
Locust & Wilson
F. G. Lohman
Night horse and livestock auctions across Kansas and Missouri
Harold Stewart and Charles Beatty listed consignments for multiple night sales at Ottawa Livestock Commission Co in Ottawa Kansas with events on February 8 20 22 and 23 plus sale details for Frank Kerr Farm Printy and Ben Printy community auctions in Neosho and Edgerton Kansas and Missouri. Additional listings include weekly sales at Printy’s Auction House 1136 N Main and regular furniture auctions by D J Auction and others in Garnett Princeton and Garnett.
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Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Harold
Charles
Lyndon
Kansas
Ottawa Livestock Commission Co
Wilson Street
Ottawa
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Kus
Frank Kerr
Edgerton
Printy
Ben Printy
Nowan
N. Matin
Printy's Auction House
N. Main
Todd Mobile Homes
Classifieds: Lost, Farm, and Sale Ads Mix
A dense page of want ads and notices lists lost dogs and a pointer Peggy, a collie with rewards. livestock purchases and sales including Holsteins, Springer heifers, Angus stock. farm equipment and alfalfa hay for sale. multiple contact names and local phone numbers. auctions scheduled at Waverly Sale Barn with details on cattle lots and consignors in Kansas.
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Lurray Moffett As
Laurie
Ben Park As
Will Parker
Tony Warren As
Jud Fry
Jim Trigg
Curly
Linda Showalter As
Aunt Eller
Bill Huyett As
Ali Hakim
Net
Gene Maxwell
Baby Son
C&s Grill
Mon
Thurs
Ady
Don Brown
Franklin County
Masonic Temple
Snyder Pharmacy
David A. Bingham
Ash
Ellis
First Methodist Church
Lowell Gish
Vera Goodman
First Baptist Church
Nell Stout
Ofelita Ivey
Franklin Ivey
Torrejon Afb
Spain
Moffett Field
San Jose
Calif
Berlin
Ivey
Kennedy
Military Air Transport Squadron
Ottawa Horticulture Study Club
Myrtle Graham
W. C. Harding
T. E. Bennett
Detroit
Karl
Miss Schepp
Herman
Ernie
Blinko) Burch
Burch
Algiers
Limb Funeral Home
Ottawa, Kansas
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Jake Ralston
Princeton
Ph. YE
Furniture & Miss
Garnett
Emma R. Fischer
Lewis F. Fischer and
Peggy
Merle Price
Oliver Couch
Quenemy
Ensilage
Ralph Chandler
Richmond
Ilivestocke
Yellowstone
Harry S. Buckels
Walter George
Lawrence
Viking
Waverly
Myers, Koch, Burgess
Leeds
Fort
Dean Martin
Otto Siegele
Roy Warhurst
Coffman
White's Furniture & Appliance
Court House
Joplin Piano Co
Joplin, Mo
Victor
Ben Hur
Gambles
S. Main
Triumph
Frigidaire
Kelvinator
Admiral — Coronado
TH — Crosley
M-W — Wizzard
John Tulipana
Railway Exchange
K. C. Mo
Miller Institute
C-O
Colgate Palmolive CO
Kansas Ave
Kansas City, Kansas
General Services
Albans
KNAPP
Lee Carter
Sycamore
Oscar Arnold
Standard Rendering Co
Call Collect
Ottawa Herald General Services
Conrad
Spray
McCracken Electric
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Massachusetts Ave
Fed, & State
H&r Block CO
Yorkshire
W. Hink
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