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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1963
Page
2
Ottawa drill team earns third in western ritualistic contest
Ottawa Elks Club drill team placed third in the western division ritualistic contest in San Francisco. First went to Kearney Nebraska coached by Ottawa’s Paul Perkins, a past exalted ruler and city building inspector. A visit by an Oklahoma Tire official sparked talk of converting Ottawa’s alley into a mall to connect Main and Hickory with metered parking. A Grandview Missouri Air Force Base open house marks its 10th anniversary with space capsules and sky diving demos. Military Police will manage crowds at the event to prevent disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
San Francisco
Kearney
Neb
Elks
Ottawa
Paul Perkins
Oklahoma Tire
Main
Hickory
Garnett
Wellsville 4 Hers at district judging school awards
Wellsville district dairy judging school in Iola saw Roger Thorn win first place and Doug Higg ie second. Franklin County team Thorn Highie and Linda Wasmund took first. Lois Schendel attended a Miami County livestock judging school. Various farms hosted tours. Vera Foulks recovering from surgery. John Cradduck and grandson Terry Troxel visited before Craddock's return to Pampa. Linda Schendel earned a $250 Butell Scholarship pin for 1963-64 to Baker University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaff 4Hers
Doug Highie
Roger Thorn
Iola
Franklin County
Thorn
Highie
Linda Wasmund
Lois Schendel
Miami County
George Bohs
Peckham Farm
Koelsch
Prentz Farm
John Cradduck
Pampa
Tex
Linda Schendel
Frank Bacon
Butell
Baker University
Richmond Area News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Injuries
Bernard Hermesyer and Robert Heulscher are patients at Anderson County Hospital. Mrs. Clarence Highberger and Dennis attended the Willing Workers meeting at Mrs. Walter Lankard's. The group will meet Aug 6 at Mrs. Kenneth Arnetts. Mrs. H L Gault returned home from the hospital. Lieut Carl Bastin and family, visiting Shawnee Mission relatives, report grandson Gary Smith, 20, Caney, injured July 13, in satisfactory condition at Jane Phillip's Hospital Bartlesville Ohio with multiple injuries including a broken left leg in four places three broken ribs lung injury and back fractures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Hermesyer
Ambrose Scheckel
Robert Heulscher
Anderson County Hospital
Clarence Highberger
Dennis
Walter Lankard
Kenneth Arnetts
Carl Bastin
New Iberia
Alma Bastin
Harold Hawkins
Shawnee Mission
Richmond
Abe Severns
Virgil Smith
Gary Smith
Caney
Jane Phillip’s Hospital
Bartlesville
Ohia
Purifying the Blood Myths and Hearing Aid Help
Readers question old wives tales about purifying the blood with cream of tartar and other foods. Dr Moiner explains blood’s true roles and warns against “purifying” claims while advising skepticism and healthy habits. Also guidance for hearing loss where lip reading or an otologist may help. Note: quip about chihuahua exposure to bronchitis added.
Contenders for Miss United Kingdom 1963 spotlighted
A column notes Christine Keeler and Mandy Rice-Davies as top contenders for Miss United Kingdom 1963 while observers remark on their well kept appearance. Other items compare Kennedy’s 1964 agenda, air conditioned cars, and the oddities of modern life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Christine Keeler
Mandy Rice-Davies
Prayer And City Reflections In An Integrated Town
A devotional note quotes John 15 12 RSV prayer asks guidance to live up to Christs love and to love the unlovable. The piece notes liquor by the drink is now legal in Iowa and recalls a city key to a distinguished visitor. It ends with a social observation about hospitality and integration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
RSV
Iowa
Ottawa News Snippets From City Officials and Visitors
Auld Lang Syne Shirley Jeane Pickering, 847 Cedar, underwent a tonsil operation. Mayor E. V. Gibson faced a dare, calling Mayor Fiorella La Guardia in New York, who offered transport during the stay. The first cement car for the new post office arrived in Ottawa. The Ottawa Ministerial Union criticized Forest Park Sunday evenings for the popcorn wagon’s presence. Verh Foote returned from Abilene where he served Stannard Nurseries interests in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Gibson
Paul Fredeen
James Dye
C. E. Sands
John Larson
Arthur Waddell
New York City
Gibson
Fiorella la Guardia
New York
Ottawa
Ottawa Ministerial Union
Forest Park
Verh Foote
Abilene
Stannard Nurseries
Crime Rate Below Average In Kansas City Area
FBI report shows Kansas crime rate 709.4 per 100000, below national 1102.3. Missouri at 1251.3. Kansas City leads Missouri and Kansas metros with 1659.7. police say auto thefts spike 60 percent due to juveniles, masking overall declines without them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Kansas
Missouri
FBI
Kansas City
St. Louis
Topeka
Wichita
St. Joseph
Springfield
C. M. Kelley
Herald Offers Weekly Tip Reward For Readers
The Herald announces a weekly reward of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by readers. The incentive aims to encourage public contributions and improve local coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Today in History July 20 1963 highlights
On July 20 various historical events are noted including the Milazzo battle of 1860 in Sicily won by Garibaldians, the 1776 Continental Congress member changes, Nordenskjold reaching the northeast passage in 1879, a 1901 New York heat death toll, Roosevelt civil service reform in 1936, Truman Potsdam remarks in 1945, and recent international events up to a 1963 reference period.
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Milazzo
Sicily
Continental Congress
Nils Nordenskjold
Bering Strait
New York City
United States
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Truman
Britain
France
Elks Announce Scholarships Winners list
SAN FRANCISCO AP Elks national foundation awards its annual most valuable student scholarships. Missouri Charles A. Weiss Perryville 900 Ellen M Kane Columbia 700 Kansas Michael S Cann Russell Joseph W Zerger McPherson Linda S Hauptli Glen Elder 700 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
The
Elks National Foundation
Missouri
Charles A. Weiss
Perryville
Ellen M. Kane
Columbia
Kansas
Michael S. Cann
Russell
Joseph W. Zerger
McPherson
Linda S. Hauptli
Glen Elder
Emporia Hallmark Plant to Close After 20 Years
The Emporia Kansas Hallmark Cards branch will close Oct 1 after 20 years. Hallmark's manufacturing director Nathan Stark cited changing techniques and consolidation. Eighty four employees will be offered transfers to Topeka Lawrence or Kansas City plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia, Kan
Emporia
Hallmark Cards, Inc
Nathan Stark
Hallmark Directector of Manufacturing
Topeka
Lawrence
Kansas City
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Simon J. Wikler
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Richardson’s Shoe Store
Rexall Drug
Cherry
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