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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1966

Page

4

Freshman Prospects and Local Notices In Ottawa Area

Prospective KU freshmen include Daryl Lee Flager and Carol Jo Warnock among 182. Public notices urge support for James DeCoursey for Lt Governor. Barry S Lysaight charged with speeding. Local dances and events announced with postponement for Youth Center dance to Aug 6. Recreation Commission notes night playgrounds can open with a group of at least 15.

Daryl Lee Flager Ottawa Rfd Carol Jo Warnock Wellsville University of Kansas Ottawa Recreation Commission Don Woodward

Ottawa man serves in Vietnam and local politics notices

Marine PFC Thomas Q. Capron, son of Mrs. Margaret J. Capron, is serving in Vietnam with the 1st Marine Aircraft Wing. Ottawa High School graduate. A political ad urges support for Robert L. Pinet, Republican State Representative. Elizabeth Almquist of Edgerton joins Carnegie Institute of Technology faculty after earning a KU sociology master’s degree in June.

Thomas Q. Capron Margaret J. Capron Walnut Viet Nam 1St Marine Aircraft Wing Ottawa High School Elizabeth Almquist G. A. McTaggart Edgerton Carnegie Institute of Technology Pittsburgh

Joe Boizier for Congress Ice Cream Social

Democratic candidate Joe Boizier invites voters to an ice cream social at 6 p.m. at Princeton Recreation Field on Sunday July 31. The event aims to engage constituents and discuss campaign priorities in a casual setting.

Princeton Recreation Field Sun

School and community injuries reported at local sites

Bradley Schultz four was treated Thursday for a forehead laceration at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Wanda Humphreys Independence Missouri was admitted for a stiff neck. William Stewart Bartlesville Ohio was treated after a scaffold collapsed at Ottawa High School construction site. Brenda Bishop twelve Rantoul RFD 1 was treated for a nail cut on her right hand when a door slammed on it.

Bradley Schultz Rane Toul Ransom Memorial Hospital Wanda Humphreys Independence William Stewart Bartlesville Ohio Ottawa High School Brenda Bishop Rantoul Rfd

Beatrice Martin Peck Suffers Broken Arm at Home

Mrs Beatrice Martin Peck aged 39 of 39 Rockwood Drive sustained a broken arm Thursday night at her residence. She was admitted to Ransom Memorial Hospital where the fracture was treated.

Beatrice Martin Peck Rockwood Drive Ransom Memorial Hospital

Frenchman Ends Walk

An unnamed French endurance walker recounts a desert crossing from Death Valley to Las Vegas. He details six days of training, extreme heat, near despair, mental focus, and reflections on life while surviving the harsh environment. He warns others not to attempt such a trek without real dedication and training.

Jean Pierre Marquant Associated Press LOS Angeles Las Vegas Strip Death Valley

KC Market Cattle Hogs Eggs Butter Report

KC Market in Kansas City AP notes cattle 100 and calves 50 with no price test hogs 2 000 with barrows and gilts 25 to 50 lower, sows steady to 25 lower. Sheep 75 spring lambs steady top 23.25 to 25.00. Wholesale eggs large 80% A 45.14 to 46.14, mediums 80% A 34.35, butter unchanged.

Kansas City

Tongass National Forest Largest U.S. Wilderness Preserve

The Tongass National Forest in Alaska is described as the largest wilderness area in the United States. It spans about 1 million acres and covers roughly three fourths of southeast Alaska.

Tongass National Forest Alaska United States

Memory and nostalgia in Hal Boyle's reflection on the past

Hal Boyle muses on memory as the artist of the mind recalling vanished landscapes and faces. He contrasts past comforts and quirks such as cheap mountain moonshine and park romance with present changes, noting how small joys faded and everyday life shifted as generations turned.

New York Shakespeare Rembrandt

Baseball Peewee Results Parent Night Highlights

The Oilers defeated the Chiefs 4 to 3 and the Cowboys won 5 to 3 over the Rams. The Raiders defeated the Jets 4 to 2 and the Bears lost 3 to 2 to the Packers in the other games. The Chargers edged the Packers 3 to 1 in a tight finish.

Oilers Chiefs Cowboys Rams Raiders Jets Bears Packers Chargers

Civil Employes To Hold Meeting Aug 2 at House of Douglas

Retired Civil Employes chapter 785 hosts an open luncheon at 11 45 a m Tuesday August 2 at the House of Douglas. George Tomlinson field representative from the Kansas City regional Social Security office will discuss media care and social security as they affect Civil Service retirees. Any retired civil employe and beneficiary may attend with no reservations required.

Tueseday House of Douglas George Tomlinson Kansas City Regional Society Security Office

Death of Mrs Clint Hare der in Washington DC services held in Laethrop Mo

Mrs Clint Harder of Washington DC died Monday evening in a hospital there. Her services were held today at Laethrop Missouri. She was sister in law of R O Harder of 710 S Oak and widow of a National Electrical Contractors employee. Survived by husband a son Robert Harder Edina Minnesota and two grandchildren. Attendees included Mr and Mrs R O Harder, Mr and Mrs John Douglass Jason, Mr and Mrs Reid Harder and Mrs John Gibson.

Clint Hareder Washington D. C Laethrop R. O. Harder S. Oak Ottawa John Douglass Jason Reid Harder John Gibson National Electrical Contracetors Robert Harder Edina Minn

Navy sailor handcuff joke leads to police search

An excited woman reported a young woman handcuffed in a car in downtown Ottawa. Police from the sheriff's office searched for a white Buick, initially finding only two milk trucks on Main Street. After hours they located the car in front of the girl's house. her boyfriend, a Navy sailor home on leave, had handcuffed her as a joke with manacles bought at a PX and unlocked her wrists with a key.

Fii Sheriff's Office Ottawa Main Street Navy

Missionaries Seek Amazon Successes

In Santarem Brazil American Catholic priests run a small diocese 200000 square miles strong with 38 priests serving 300000 residents. Bishop James Ryan heads a seminary enrolling 114 boys hoping for a 25 percent conversion rate to priesthood. The curriculum includes math languages and sciences as they aim to prepare students for world life, while local unemployment runs high and resources are scarce.

Santarem Brazil Amazon Atlantic James Ryan Chicago Dom Tiago Ryan

Osawatomie Youth Pleads Guilty On NSF Check

Osawatomie youth Jim Wylie 19 pleaded guilty to writing a ten dollar insufficient funds check to Ball's Grocery on April 23 1966. He was sentenced to six days in jail and ordered to pay court costs.

Osawatomie Jim Wylie Ball

Ottawa driver charged after truck rolls into street collision

Ann M Ruger, 38, told officers she was parked near the Royal Manor Hotel swimming pool when her foot slipped from the brake causing her truck to roll into the 1600 block South Main. It struck Nyoka Prentice, 19, as both cars were damaged and no injuries were reported. Police charged the driver with driving without a valid license.

Ottawa South Main Ann M. Ruger Royal Manor Hotel Nyoka Prentice

Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Summary

Hospital notes list admissions for Mrs. Harry Fowler Mrs. Bert Capp Miss Wanda Humphreys Cleo Smith and Thursday and Friday with addresses in West 6th Willow Independence and Mulberry. Dismissals include Calvin Larkin Jan Peters Wanda Humphreys and others with Princeton Independence Rantoul and Friday. Births record Mr and Mrs William De Cock at 608 S Poplar a daughter weighing seven pounds two ounces on Thursday.

Harry Fowler West 6Th Bert Capp Wanda Humphreys Independence Cleo Smith Mulberry Calvin Larkin Willow Jan Peters S. Cedar Lloyd Means Princeton Richard Copeland and Son Rantoul William de Cock Poplar

New Church Preacher James E Hardin Arrives

James E Hardin becomes minister at The Church of Christ on 515 North Main. He arrives from Hebron Indiana where he served as Christian minister. He has four degrees in Bible and speech and four years counseling youths as a deputy juvenile officer with Jackson County Juvenile Court in Kansas City Missouri.

Church of Christ N. Main James E. Hardin Weston James Joplin Hardin Hebron Ind Ilinois Indiana Missouri Texas Kansas Jackson County Kansas City

Classified Ads Rates And Rules For Publication

Classified notice details publish deadlines per day. Rates listed per word and per insertion with minimums and discounts. Various ad types including blind ads national lines and lodge notices described with pricing and terms.

Appreciation Note for Dr Henning and Hospital Staff

Mrs Albert Mooney thanks Dr Henning hospital staff neighbors and friends for kindness calls cards and flowers while she was hospitalized.

Henning Albert Mooney

Franklin County auction notices and schedules

Ottawa area sale dates list multiple auctions with buyers sellers and times. Items include household goods Jersey cattle farm machinery antique furniture and real estate with locations in Ottawa Franklin County Williamsburg and Osawatomie along with auctioneers Printy Ben and Harold Stewart.

Myers Bros Claude Howard Franklin County Sales Company Ottawa Wilmer Brockway Franklin County Sale Barn Jim Brady Harold Stewart Clare

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