Glass-Blowing and preaching mark church Sunday events
The Rev. Ernest Kober of Mound Valley will speak at North Baptist Church on Sunday at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m. Other notices list summer recreation wrap ups, ice cream socials at Princeton and New Hope Church, Chest Clinic appointments, and two divorce grants with custody rulings. Harold J Terrill Jr. to join KU Slavic Languages faculty. he previously taught Russian at UC Berkeley and St Marys College.
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Ernest Kober
Mound Valley
North Baptist Church
Harold J. Terrill Jr
H. J. Terrill Sr
Berkeley
California
University of Kansas
Terrill
University of California
St. Mary’s College of California
U. C
Mason Sentenced in Forgery Case
Michael Mason, 21, Pomona, pleaded guilty in district court to second degree forgery. He was sentenced to the Kansas Industrial Reformatory in Hutchinson and referred to the diagnostic center in Topeka. A second count of passing a forged check was dismissed.
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Michael Mason
Pomona
Kansas Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
Topeka
Military construction money bills for Kansas and Missouri
A congressional authorization bill totaling 21,639,000 for Kansas and 18,330,000 for Missouri for military facilities was approved and sent to President Johnson. The package, part of a 1,534,994,000 omnibus bill, also designates 18,692,000 for Fort Riley and 16,679,000 for Fort Leonard Wood with allocations for land, utilities, maintenance and troop facilities.
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Washington
Kansas
Missouri
Johnson
Senate
Ft. Riley
Kan
Ft. Leonard Wood
Ft. Leavenworth
McConnell Air Force Base
Wichita
Schilling Air Force Base
Salina
Statute Set Ready Before January for Kansas Session
Topeka AP reports attorneys and officials seek copies of the new Kansas statutes. State printer Harry Timber said Wednesday the seven volume set should be finished before January 1 if no delays occur. He hopes the timetable aligns with the legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Harry Timber
Jake
Pickering Applies For Garage Permit At 523 Willow
W L Pickering applies for a building permit to erect a garage at 523 Willow. Moody Construction to perform the work with an estimated cost of 1200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pickering
Willow
Moody Construction
Jamboree Ends With Johnson Visit At Valley Forge
Valley Forge Pa AP It is now or never for 63124 Boy Scouts to finish their week long encampment on 1900 acres of rolling hills once used by George Washingtons troops. President Johnson the nations top scout will attend a grand finale pageant with a candle lighting ceremony and a bootenanny. A 100000 crowd is expected as 40000 scouts depart Friday after breakfast for transportation hubs and the rest depart Saturday.
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Valley Forge
George Washington
Johnson
President Johnson
Boy Scouts of America
White House
Methodist Youth Invited To Eighth National Convocation
Seven area high school juniors and seniors and one adult sponsor join 123 Kansans at the eighth National Convocation of Methodist Youth to be held July 27 31 at Purdue University West Lafayette Ind The attendees include Fred Irwin Terry Wollen Ottawa Mike Kutler Lane Bill Hurtig sponsor Lyndon Linda Brown Osawatomie David Fickel Paola and John Gleisburg Jim Tomlinson Wellsville The conference occurs every four years with more than 5000 expected attendees this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
West Lafayette
Ind
Fred Irwin
Terry Wollen
Ottawa
Mike Kutler
Lane
Bill Hurtig
Lyndon
Linda Brown
Osawatomie
David Fickel
Paola
John Gleisburg
Jim Tomlinson
Wellsville
Candidates Speak at Baldwin Rotary Club Dinner
Maple Leaf Queen candidates spoke for one minute each at a Baldwin Rotary Club dinner. Nine girls shared on topics including 4-H citizenship, music, school life, and community needs like a Baldwin restaurant. Linda Morgan described candy striper duties while others highlighted guitar, piano, accordion, home economics, and favorite subjects.
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Maple Leaf Queen
Baldwin Rotary Club
Baldwin
Linda Morgan
Joyce Caruthers
Camilla Brown
Joyce Puckett
Diane Chanay
Christine Ferguson
Cheryl Dodders
Janet Florence
Judy Hornberger
Beckenbaugh Named VP at Hardeman Inc after Buyout
Don A Beckenbaugh former president and GM of Young Spring & Wire equipment division has been elected vice president of Paul Hardeman Inc He will oversee the Ottawa plant and direct new owner plants at Bowling Green and Upper Sandusky Ohio Previously he was a J I Case Co VP Hardeman a Universal American Corp subsidiary prominent aerospace firm
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Don A. Beckenbaugh
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Paul Hardeman
Bowling Green
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Young Spring & Wire
Beckenbaugh
J. I. Case Co
Hardeman Inc
Universal American Corporation
Field Day Set Friday at Wellsville Angus Show
The East Central Junior Angus Heifer Club holds its fourth annual field day and show Friday July 24 in Wellsville at the former 4 H building by Jay Newland’s garage. Judging begins at 10 a.m. with trophies for the Grand Champion heifer. ribbons in heifer and steer classes. No entry fee. Open to juniors under 21 regardless of club membership. Public welcome. bring a basket lunch to City Park at noon. iced tea and water provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central Junior Angus Heifer Club
Wellsville
Jay Newland
Eastern Kansas Angus Association
Police Court Set For Seventeen On Docket Today
Seventeen defendants scheduled for appearance in police court. Names include Eugene Mitchell 17 Ottawa RFD 3 who pleaded guilty to no valid license and was fined 10 dollars. Several others forfeited bonds for speeding careless driving and related charges with varied fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Mitchell
Ottawa
S. Elm
James M. Stevens
Binghamton
N. Y
Rolland L. Kelley
Wayne B. Hayes
Kansas City
Gloria J. Markley
Kenneth Gilbert
Gil
Ottawa Community Theater Players elects leadership and season
Mrs. P. R. Jamison was elected president of the board of directors of the Ottawa Community Theater Players Inc. Officers include Frank Shull as vice president and Mrs. R. J. Engles Jr. as secretary. The Spiral Staircase was chosen for production November 5 and 7 with Mrs. Jamison directing and Mrs. Engles producing. Committee chairs are Mrs. Roberts stage manager, Howard Smith set construction, Mrs. Howard Smith costumes, and Mrs. Arthur Jones ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. R. Jamison
Ottawa Community Theater Players, Inc
Frank Shull
R. J. Enegles Jr
Bert Brewer
Jack Kille
Jam
Missionaries Speak Here at First Assembly Ottawa
Reverend Harold Jones, veteran missionary to the Republic of Upper Volta, will speak at 7:45 p.m. Thursday at the First Assembly of God Church in Ottawa. The Joneses tour Assemblies of God churches for Literature Evangelism in Africa and will feature native costumes, curios, and a color film Paper Preacher about the power of the printed page in Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Jones
Republic of Upper Volta
West Africa
Assembly of God Church of
Ottawa
Jonese
Assemblies of God
Africa
County court fines tally for three motorists
County Court Dale R Johnson of Kansas City was fined 67 dollars plus 6 dollars costs on three charges including transporting an open liquor container 40 dollars, no Kansas driver’s license 5 dollars, and speeding 97 in a 75 mph zone five miles north of Ottawa 1.35. Duane Graham of Lubbock Texas was fined 25 dollars for falsifying his daily log book. Carl P Sunderland of Waukegan Illinois was fined 8 dollars plus costs for speeding 83 in a 75 mph zone three miles west of Wellsville 1.35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale R. Johnson
Kansas City
Kansas
Ottawa
Duane Graham
Lubbock
Tex
Carl P. Sunderland
Waukegan
Wellsville
Kansas City Market Report Keeps Prices Steady
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports produce unchanged cattle 1600 calves 50 and no market level set hogs 3000 barrows and gilts mostly 25 lower sows steady barrows and gilts 200-250 lb 16.75 to 17.40 270-350 lb sows 14 to 15 price range sheep 200 head steady prime spring lambs 23.50 to 23.75 good and choice 21.50 to 23.00 ewes 4.50 to 5.50.
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Kansas City
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List
Hospital admissions include Leo C. Gritt Edgerton Mrs Wayne Reichard Williamsburg Mrs Albert Spring Richmond Mrs Wilson Mack RFD 1 Lawrence and Wednese day names Jay Ellis Pomona Wednesday Dismissals include Mrs Roger Bush and baby son Quenemo Richard Brockus Richmond Mrs Richard Towe and baby daughter RFD 2 Mrs Lula Huff Wednes day Lawrence Triplett Pomona Blue Mound Ezra Johnson Pomona Arthur Barnett Finis Weeks Thursday
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Leo C. Gritt
Edgerton
Wayne Reichard
Williamsburg
Albert Spring
Richmond
Wilson Mack
RFD
Lawerence Triplett
S. Elm
Havery Snodgrass
Pomona
Jay Ellis
S. Poplar
Roger Bush
Quenemo
Richard Brockus
Richard Towe
Lula Huff
Lawrence Triplett
Sarah Brockus
Blue Mound
Ezra Johnson
Arthur Barnett
S. Hickory
Finis Weeks
Main
Funeral services for Buford W White in Ottawa
Buford William White 83 of 115 E Wilson Ottawa died 10 35 p m Wednesday in Hazen nursing home. Retired farmer and stockman he had been ill. Services 10 30 a m Saturday at Towner Chapel burial Highland Cemetery. Born March 13 1881 Belton Cass Mo he farmed near Belton then moved to a farm near Ottawa in 1951 retiring there. Survived by wife Alma May White in nursing home and son Gilbert G White of Arvada Colorado.
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Buford
White Buford
William White
E. Wilson
Ottawa
The
Christian Church
Alma May White
Gilbert G. White
Arvada
Colo
Deaths Mrs Mildred May Doman Services Held
Services for Mrs Mildred May Doman who died July 20 were July 22 at Towner Chapel Rev Ned M Roberts officiated Pall bearers were Vern White Earl Martin Roger Waggy J E Thornton John R Forrer and George Stewart Burial was in Highland Cemetery with Mrs J M Kilgore accompanying Williams singing hymns
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Mildred M, Doman
Mildred May Doman
Towner Chapel
Ned M. Roberts
Vern White
Earl Martin
Roger Waggy
J. E. Thornton
John R. Forrer
George Stewart
Williams
J. M. Kilgore
Highland Cemetery
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Ellis
Princeton Recreation Ass’n
Princeton Methodist Church
VFW
New Hopechurch
Logan
F. A. Trump
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Tinsley
Robert W. Tinsley
Joyce M, Bitts
Gary W. Bitts
Mrs. Bitts
Mason
Methodist
Bert
Lester Rathke
Russell C. Craycraft Jr
Joh C. Mietchen
E. Ltd
Charlene F. Williams
Richard A. Borsella
Chris Johnson
Ash
Bainer
Chancy Bainer
Joe Towner
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Centropolis
Downer’s
Ottawa Herald
Donald Averill
Franklin County
Velma F. Powers
Wavey Maxine Look
Franklin County Court House
City Cab Co
B. F. Heidner
Meyers Dairy
6Th
Lawrence
Department Council
S.S.5
Springfield
General Services
Knapp
Lee Carter
Gene Powell
Standard Rendering Co
Reeves
Oak
Ottawa Herald General Services Section
Amer
Huffman
Waverly
Sheldon
Sporting Goods
Johnson Elec
Apple Lane
Bob Luce
Johnson Motors
No. Cedar
Ruth Gowdy
Garnett
E. L. Walker
Rantoul
Francis
Wack
Misc
Golden Star
Davis
VY Price
White
Furniture & Apps
Court House
Colby
Thurs
Bernz-O-Matic Cyinders
OK Discount Store
Carload Purchase
Music and Radio
Quin's Furniture
BKG
T.v.’S
Keen Co
Contact Humane Society
Ottawa Packing
North Water Tower
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
Dyer Cabin
Hiehway
Printy
Ben Printy
Glen McFadden
S. Cherry St
Printys
N. Main
Todd Mobile Homes
Jack Nelson
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
Council Grove Livestock Aucetion
Council Grove
Harold Stewart
E. W. Baldwin Machinery and Miscellaneous
Hiway
Usso
Arctic
U.S.O
U.S.C
United Fund
Community Chest
Advertising Council
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