Freshman Enrollees At Kansas State University
Kane sas State University pre enrolling students Linda Kay Wheeler and Sherrill Lynn Shoemaker of Ottawa. Wheeler plans humane arts and humanities, Shoemaker home economics. George N. Fuller Jr. holds a W D Ross scholarship at Emporia State. majoring in social science. County 4 H council meets at 8 p m in First Methodist Church. Allen County 4 H dairy judging school and cone test July 20 at Strickler Dairy Farm near Iola.
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Kanesas State University
Linda Kay Wheeler
Sherrill Lynn Shoemaker
Ottawa
Miss Wheeler
Miss Shoemaker
George N. Fuller
George N. Fuller Sr
S. Sycamore
W. D. Ross
Emporia State
Fuller
First Methodist Church
Fourth and
Hickory
Allen County
Strickler
Iola
Candles-Wrights Studio Adverts Inter Church Service
An inter church fellowship service is set for 3 p m Sunday at Bethany Chapel Baptist Church. Rev Bernard Hurd will lead, with 60 members from Calvary Baptist Church of Topeka as guests.
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Bethany Chapel Baptist Church
Bernard Hurd
Calvary Baptist Church of
Topeka
Missionary Baptist Seminar In Toronto July 1914
Rev Stacy E Hopkins pastored Bethany Chapel Baptist Church and taught at a Kansas Missionary Baptist Convention seminar in Toronto Kansas during a three day session in July 1914. The item mentions Maytag Sales and Service, local ads for events at Centennial cabin, Old Depot, and various social notices including dances and sales.
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Stacy E. Hopkins
Bethany Chapel Baptist Church
Kansas Missionary Baptist Convention
Toronto
Kan
Missionary Baptist Convention
Women's Christian Temperance Union Hosts Day Camp
The Pomona area Day Camp at Pomona Methodist Church featured crafts, a songfest, and stories for grade school children. Rev. Harold Cooper was married July 11 at Parsons. Rev. Merlin Booth delivered the sermon. A reception will follow at 7 p.m. Sunday. Warren Wittman, a Pomona High School senior, returned from the Lions International Convention in Los Angeles as part of the 100 piece Lions Club state marching band playing cornet. Bill Driver left July 11 on a missionary projects tour, returning July 21.
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Carol Baker
Women’s Christian Temperance Unions
Ottawa
Pomona
Williamsburg
Michigan Valley
Pomona Methodist Church
Harold Cooper
Parsons
Merlin Booth
Lions International
Los Angeles
California
Lions Club
Bill Driver
Missionary Projects
Brave Kansas girl bears scars from 1962 fire
Jae Lamb, a happy 12 year old with golden hair, lives in Kingman and overcame severe burns from a nightgown fire in 1962. She has endured 10 operations with skin grafts, while facing fear and curiosity about her scars at school. Her mother urges her to wear the scars with pride as a sign of survival.
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Kingman, Kan
Jaenice Lamb
tAlso
Honor Roll Includes Ottawa Students at Eme ria State
Honor roll list for the second semester 1964 65 at Emeria State names one Ottawan and eleven area students in the top 10 percent of their classes. Named are George Fuller Ottawa Sharon Gray Garnett David Heger Paola Marlin Johanning Baldwin Carol Arnett Waverly Dennis Baxter Lane Janice Hardy Paola Tommy Hulman Lyndon Elaine Madden Waverly Mary Crawford Pomona Peggy Hoff mir Garnett Ronald Wilson Paola.
Davis Cup Captain Erases Richey From US Lineup
Chicago AP reports Davis Cup captain George MacCall ousted 18-year-old Cliff Richey from the American zone showdown with Mexico at Dallas. Rivalry within the Richey family unfolds as Nancy Richey earns a Wightman Cup berth while Cliff pursues the Clay Court title amid quarterfinals.
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Richey
Chicago
George MacCall
Aone
U.S
America
MacCall
Dennis Ralston
Los Angeles
River Forest
Daly Court
Ralston
Cliff
George Richey
Dallas
Mexico
Nancy
Papa
Milwaukee
Young Richey
Ron Holmberg
Holmberg
US Says Moscow Talks Of Interest But No Change In Positions
Washington described Thursday’s U S Soviet conference on Viet Nam and other problems as of interest but denied any shift in policy. Ambassador Harriman reported “significant information” from his meeting with Premier Kosygin, yet the State Department stated the discussion did not reflect new developments or changes in stance.
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Washington
United States Today
Viet Nam
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Alexei Kosygin
State Department
Hospital Notes Readmissions and Dismissals
Admissions include Clayton Whetstone of Osawato omie RFD 2 on Thursday. Dismissals list Mrs. Gertrude Ludolph from West phalia Patricia Gorsage from Wells ville Mrs. Walter Ottaway and her son from Ottawa RFD 4 on Friday.
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Clayton Whetstone
Osawatoomie
RFD
Gertrude Ludolph
Westphalia
Patricia Gorsage
Wellsville
Walter Ottaway
Correction on property tax notices and sheriff warrants
The Herald corrects that notices on personal property taxes with the second half unpaid are due 30 days from Thursday. The deadline is Aug. 15 but since that date falls on a Sunday, warrants will be issued by the sheriff on Aug. 16.
Funerals Held For Ida L Crawford at Lamb Funeral Home
Services for Mrs Ida L Crawford, 92, of 628 S Mulberry, were conducted Thursday at Lamb Funeral Home by Rev Charles P Knight. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery with active pallbearers W J Green O W Waymire Hazen Richardson George Lister Randolph Bundy Wayne Dickerson and honorary pallbearers Lola Sellers Vola Phillips Irma Schnoke Hazel Ogle Freda Hughes and Lynnette Dale. Mrs A H North sang Beyond the Sunset with Bruce Spears on organ.
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Ida L
Crawford
Ida L. Craweford
S. Mulberry
Lamb Funeral
Charles P. Knight
Highland Cemetery
W. J. Green
O. W. Waymire
Hazen Richardson
George Lister
Randolph Bundy
Wayne Dickerson
Lola Sellers
Vola Phillips
Irma Schnoke
Hazel Ogle
Freda Hughes
Lynnette Dale
A. H. North
Bruce Spears
Death of David Altic 84 Funeral in Ottawa area
David A. Altic died today at his home in Ottawa after living in the area since 1948. Services will be held at 2 PM Monday at Towner's Chapel with burial at Pleasant Hill Cemetery in Centropolis. He was born May 12, 1881 in Franklin County Virginia and was a Church of the Brethren member. Surviving are his wife Gertude and six daughters, three sons, a stepdaughter, 27 grandchildren and 29 great grandchildren.
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David Ammon Altic
David A. Altic
Cedar
Towner’s Chapel
Pleasant Hill
Centropoelis
Charles DuMond
Altic
Franklin County
Virginia
Kansas
Ottawa
Church of the Brethren
Gertude Mary Maule
Gladys Spigie
Lillie Lewis
Ashland City
Tenn
Geneva Garick
Roanoke
Lucy Fritzel
Lawerence
Alpha Pegg
Cenetropolis
Ruby Janesen
Lee’s Summit
Ralph Altic
Lawrence
Orren Altic
Wellsville Garden Club appoints therapy chair
Mrs Bernhard Fleming of Wellsville Garden Club is named therapy chairman for Kansas Associated Garden Clubs by state president Mrs Howard Young following the resignation of Mrs W D Farney. Litterbug Week designated July 12 by Rose Junior Garden Club. seven members attended a meeting at Mrs Fleming home with a wildflowers lesson by Carolyn Christy and scrapbooks in progress. Mrs Wayne Wild assisted.
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Wellsville
Bernhard Fleming M
Carolyn Christy
Wayne Wild
Local court fines for speeding and public drunkenness
County Court records show Robert E Metcalf 24 of Moline cited July 3 for speeding 87 in a 75 mph zone near I 35 K 68, fined 12 dollars plus costs. James D Myrick 19 of Piper cited July 3 for 87 mph in a 75 mph zone near I 35 K 68, fined 12 dollars and costs. Thomas A Thompson 29 of Overland Park cited July 2 for 97 mph in a 75 mph zone near I 85 Ottawa, pleaded guilty and fined 22 dollars. Edward Clayton Wigton 43, addressed as Jeddah Saudi Arabia, pleaded guilty at arraignment Thursday to being drunk in public and fined 50 dollars.
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Robert E. Metcalf
Moline
James D. Myrick
Piper
Thomas A. Thompson
Overland Park
Ottawa
Edward Clayton Wigton
Jeddah
Saudi Arabia
OU Receives Gulf Grant
Ottawa University today received a cash grant from Gulf Oil Corporation for unrestricted use. Dr. A. B. Martin, president of the university, received a $1 000 check from Eugene Simon, area sales manager for Gulf. The award to OU was one of 584 awards totaling $595,500 which Gulf will distribute this year as direct, unrestricted grants to various schools under its aid to education program.
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A. B. Martin
University
Eugene Simon
Gulf
New Club Agent Starts Monday
Lloyd Davidson a 22 year old Lyon County native has been hired as county 4 H club agent and will assume duties Monday. He brings a background in general farming and beef cattle raising and has 10 years of 4 H involvement. Davidson graduated from Kansas State University in May 1965 with a degree in animal husbandry.
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Lloyd Davidson
County 4 H
Davidson
Lyon County
Kansas State University
84-Year-Old Woman Cited After Stop Sign Incident
An 84-year-old rural Ottawa resident was cited for failing to stop at a stop sign in a two car crash at Hickory and Fourth streets Thursday around 5 p.m. No injuries were reported. Edna B Justice, 84, drove a 1961 Dodge east on Fourth. Dorothy P Thomson, 52, drove a 1959 Cadillac south on Hickory. Damages were estimated at $115 to the Dodge. the Cadillac had no damage.
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Ottawa
Hickory
Fourth Streets
Edna B. Justice
RFD
Fourth Street
Justice
Dorothy P. Thomson
S. Maple
Clinton Boy Doing Fine After Hospital Stay
Randy Clinton on his eighth birthday is described as doing fine after a skull fracture from a roof fall at Santa Fe shops. He has moved to a friend's Garnett farm to recover, with his brother Gary noting some arm trouble but overall improvement.
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Randy Clinton
Randy
Santa Fe
Garnett
Gary
Marriage License for Tesar and Lloyd in Ottawa
Anthony E. Tesar, 25, Pomona, and Linda Lloyd, 20, Ottawa, obtained a marriage license. The couple appears in the county records as a prospective marriage pairing with standard legal formalities completed.
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Anthony E. Tesar
Pomona
Linda Lloyd
Ottawa
Police News Highlights Local Offenses and Towed Abandoned Vehicle
William Schrader, 78, jailed after being drunk in a private place. released on $50 bond. Elmerlee Langley, 38, cited for driving without a valid license. Peter Papps reported theft of 175 feet of green plastic hose, cut near connection. Lyle Dykstra told to move an apparently abandoned car on S Mulberry. will be towed if not moved.
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William Schrader
S. Poplar
Schrader
Elmerlee Langley
Pomona
North Main
Peter Papps
Lyle Dykstra
N. Cherry
S. Mulberry
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Calves Not Tested Hogs Steady
KC Markets Kansas City AP cattle and calves not enough for price test with cattle, hogs 1,500 head steady to 25 higher, sows steady, barrows and gilts 200-260 lb 23.75 to 24.25, 190-197 lb 23.50 to 24.00, 300-400 lb sows 20.75 to 21.75, 400-600 lb 19.50 to 20.75. sheep 25 not enough to test.
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Kansas City
Egg and poultry prices hold steady in Missouri Arkansas region
Kansas CityAP reports egg prices unchanged with large eggs at 80 percent AA 31-33 and mediums at 80 percent AA 26 14. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers stay the same at farm 14 1414 and delivered at plant 15 16 14. Butter prices also unchanged.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Community and farm auctions listed in Ottawa area sale ads
Auction listings for July sales in Ottawa and nearby towns. Events include dairy cattle, modern house items, furniture and tools, real estate, and livestock sales. Notable locations: Printy and Son in Ottawa, Council Grove Livestock Auction, Emporia Livestock Sales Co, Osage City Livestock Sales. Dates span July 17 to weekly events, times mostly afternoon or morning.
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Ben Printy
Cap
Printy
N. Main
Ottawa
Harold Stewart
Jim Brady
Emporia Livestock Sales Co
Emporia
Kansas
Osage City Livestock Sales
Osage City
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Trime Ming
Devoncote Kennels
Bellas Hess
Wright
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Elis
Douglas Bros
S. Main
Centennial Cabin
Louise Walker
Bob Roberts
Wayne Gilliland
F.W
Johnny Mack
Pomona Grange
Hawkins Grange Hall
Forest Park
Promenader’s Club
Eagles
Jim Anderson
Larry Day
Kansas State Teachers Colege of
National Science Foundation
Day
Lawrence H. Day
6Th
Pomona Area News
Janice
Jouis engl’Son
Roberta Alison
Alexander City
Ala
Miss Richey
Stephanie DeFina
Hollywood
Fla
Nancy Reed
Galtherseburg, Md
Gary Davis
Cherry
Davis’ Yard
Joe Towner
Ottawa University
Gulf Oil Corporation
David Ammon
Towner
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Ae Pvn Eae
Cular
Clinton Boy
Stewart Memorial
South Water Tower
Police News
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Ottawa Rfd
Franklin County Sale Company
North
Clarence Fowler
Dairy Cowser, Co
Sale Barn
Carl Brooks
Modern House
Quenemo
Clifford R
Hobbs
Jack Nelson
Council Grove
Clyde Rice
Rednard
Sheldon Truck
Cleveland
Ohio
Motel Managers Placement Service of America
Lincoln Employment System
930 Grant
Denver
Cole
Prive
Paola
Bob’s Hill House
Avon Cosmetics
Avon Mgr
Emerald
Woolworths
City Water and
Light Department
Eldon Rader
General Services
Gene Powell
Standard Rendering Co
King Street
Jim Powell
Bill
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