Revival Church Starts School By HARRIS RAY
Four years after a divine message, Rev Afton B Oglesby leads Community Revival Center Church in establishing a Christian Academy for kindergarten through 12th grade. Beginning this fall classes will use the church building on 18 acres on South Davis Road with plans for a separate future school building. Director Jack Eden, a Garnett High School retiree, says about 42 students are expected in August, with 3 to 8 teachers. Eden cites discipline and Bible focus as core, and says the school offers a full time alternative to public education aligned with spiritual values.
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Revival Center
South Davis Road
Oglesby
Jack Eden
The
Christian Academy
Eden
Garnett High School
Multiple Local Adoptions and Incidents Reported in Ottawa Area
Disparate notices show adoptions and dismissals in Ottawa RFD 1, with names such as Bill Slade and Marjorie Coombes, plus gas thefts at Al Beets Motors and a lost billfold for Ralph E. Crane. Vehicle accidents near South Hickory and Walnut blocks yield modest damages and citations. Fire destroys a county road car near Homewood. livestock and grain quotes appear for Monday and Tuesday trading in Ottawa Co-Op and Kansas City AP dispatches.
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al Beets Motors
Princeton Road
Ralph E. Crane
S. Oak
West Ball Diamond
Forest Park
Crane
Charles J. Page
Ottawa
Marjorie Clark
Princeton
Page
Clark
Steven A. Morse
N. Cherry
Brenda F. Crooks
N. Sycamore
Morse
Crooks
New York stocks slip as inflation concerns weigh market
In moderate trading analysts point to inflation fears and recession worries after a modest lift from Carter energy proposals. The Dow fell 2.05 to 832.85 as declines led by RCA IBM and Citicorp amid mixed earnings reports and ongoing stock activity.
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New York
Carter
RCA Corp
RCA
IBM Corp
Citicorp
Chase Manhattan
Getty
Exxon
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Aerobatic Contest Heads Ottawa July 19 22
Kansas City Aerobatic Club and Greater Ottawa Chamber sponsor an Ottawa Municipal Airport event open only to contestants from the United States and Canada. About 70 pilots are expected, sanctioned by the IAC and AAC. Categories include unlimited highest advanced intermediate and sportsman. Aircraft costs range 15000 to 79000 dollars.
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Dip
Zip
Kansas City
Ad Briefs and Local Notices In Pomona Ottawa Kansas
Aggregated brief items include Get-Away Club dances in Pomona Fridays and Saturdays, service shop closure July 23-28, Elizabeth Cole opening a home-based shop, Metzger Salvage at 109 North Main, Summer Sale at Sheldon's Men's Wear, Wassmer's Semi-Annual Clean-up Sale, Cloud Nine Bridal Shop hours, Guys and Dolls perm offer, and tax free municipal bonds with Edward Jones in Ottawa. In brief, diverse ads cover events, trades, and financial opportunities.
Ottawa Students Start 28 Day Europe Tour
Fourteen Ottawa students and five sponsors depart for a five country European itinerary covering Greece Italy Switzerland France and England. They plan return on August 13 with participants Brenda Watts Scott Gage Susan Anderson Becky Beeman Phil Wassmer Theresa Kramer Jennifer Hadley Darren Bien Joe Gentner Jimmy McCrossen Janean Burke Keith Satomi Roselyn Whirley Lucille Robinson and sponsors Randy Debbie LeGrant Charles Judy Gentner and Lou Ann Thomas aboard the trip organized by the American Institute for Foreign Study.
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Europe
Ottawa
Greece
Italy
Switzerland
France
England
American Institute For Foreign Study
Brenda Watts
Scott Gage
Susan Anderson
Becky Beeman
Phil Wassmer
Theresa Kramer
Jennifer Hadley
Darren Bien
Joe Gentner
Jimmy McCrossen
Janean Burke
Keith Sato
Central Heights Board Re-elects President Helen Davidson
The Central Heights Board of Education re-elected Helen Davidson as president at its organizational meeting. Mary Hall became vice-president. Orville Cole, June Betz, and Bud Schaub were reappointed to roles of district attorney, board clerk, and treasurer. A $55,000 bid from Dwight Haworth funded school parking lot paving.
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Helen Davidson
U.S.C. 288
Central Heights
Board of Education
Mary Hall
Orville Cole
June Betz
Bud Schaub
Dwight Haworth
Local Thieves Raid House and Business
Two thefts totaling about 1495 dollars targeting a residence and an welding shop. From Terry L. Roberts at 514 North Poplar a revolver, watch and coin collection valued around 1050 dollars were taken while unlocked. A 150 dollar reward offered. Independent Welding at 1206 Commercial Road lost 415 dollars worth of welding gear after a west side window was broken. No suspects yet.
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Terry L. Roberts
N. Poplar
Roberts
The
Herald Today
Independent Welding
Tornado Ravages Cheyenne Homes In Historic Storm
Cheyenne residents comb rubble after the city’s first tornado, injuring 37 and killing 14 month old David McKinnon. Officials estimate 200 plus homes damaged in a 4 to 5 mile path. Governor Herschler sought federal relief. National Guard deployed to aid and deter looting.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
David McKinnon
Wyoming
Don Erickson
Erickson
Kansas AG warns Irish Sweepstakes mailings illegal
Topeka attorney general Robert T. Stephan cautioned Kansas residents that an Irish Sweepstakes solicitation mailed into the state violates Kansas law and federal postal rules. He said complaints report people receive sweepstakes ticket packages to sell, with federal inspectors also investigating. He advised discarding any tickets received.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert T. Stephan
Kansas
Stephan
L and L Cafe Plans Big Expansion in Kansas City Style Move
Leroy Fouts says construction will start this week to double the size of L and L Cafe at 1518 8S Main. About 75 seats will be added to the south wing in a Kansas City Topeka style design. The project, expected to last about 75 days, will include a salad bar and menu changes with potential new hours. The owners have planned this for a year and a half.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Leroy Fouts
Kansas City
Fouts
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Revival Church
Harris Ray
Afton B. Oglesby
Community Revival Center Church
the Daily Report
Bill Slade
Mulberry
Greg Bell
Rockwood Lane
Betty Kirkland
Marjorie Coombes
Wanda Richards
Ash
David Whartan
Meadow Lane
Larry Milliken
Williamsburg
Jeff Ryssemus
Grant
Timothy Toumberlin
Larry Schneider
Mellie Keene
Cedar House Nursing Home
Richard Henricks
Pine
Public Safety News
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Hickory
Homewood Monday
Karen
Farrell
Park
Ottawa Co-Op
Wall Street
Allied Chem
Allis Chalmya
Alcoa
Tarvee
Airlin
E— Yq Am Brands
Am Cyan
Am Motors
Amer T&t
Sagth Ampex Cp
Atirichil
Avco Corp
Beat Food
Steel
Beth Y
Boeings
CBS
Conocoine
Naake Cont Group
duPont Eagle
East Kodak
Echlin Mfg
Emerson el
Ye Esmark
John Reynolds
Raney-Reynolds Rexall Drugs
Reynolds Rexall Drugs
Reynolds
Arthur Vogeler
Topeka Veterans Hospital
Wendy Hicks
Wendell Hicks
Wellsville
Baker University
Ad Briefs
Pomona
Scott
Russ Guy
S. Poplar
Elizabeth Cole
Millie
North Main
Metzger Salvage
N. Main
Sheldon’s
Wassmer
Cloud Nine Bridal Shop
W. 2Nd St
Mon
Guys and Dolls
Carly
Michael J. Esser
Edward D. Jones and Company
P. O. Box F
Ottawans
Central Heights Board
Carlene Nourot
Vince Kanak
Janice Brown
Patty Barr
East Central Vocational Cooperative
Ottawa Herald
Norma McClellan
Diana Coles
Ed Herschler
National Guard
Suite Farm Fine and Casualty Company
Heamington, Ulingix
Lamb-Roberts
Funeral Home
Memoriam
Abdallah
Shrine Rodeo
Mid-America
Strout
98Th
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Wyandotte County Fairgrounds
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