Bible School and Community Events in Ottawa Area
Bible School at Cen tropolis Christian Church runs June 7 to 12 from 1 30 p m daily. Garage sale June 7 8 at 1035 Willow 9 to 6 includes cars tools dishes. Basket dinner July Sunday at Union Chapel Methodist Church southeast of Ottawa. Water hauling contact CH 2 5579. Larry E Hardy formerly of Ottawa has joined the Muskogee Oklahoma Eli Lilly and Co sales force.
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Centropolis
Union Chapel Methodist Church
Ottawa
Larry E. Hardy
Muskogee
Eli Lilly and Co
Faith Lutheran Church sermon by Rev Mayer at 10 a.m.
Community notices include a sermon at Faith Lutheran Church by Rev Herman Mayer on The Birth and Growth of the Church at 10 a.m. Sunday. Garage sale items listed for June 4-5 at 1309 S Poplar. Various ads note dances, rummage sales, and a Saturday extension office closure, with local clubs and events.
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Herman R. Mayer
Topeka
Faith Lutheran Church
Yard Sale Ad Listings Details
Yard sale announced for Saturday June 5 at 220 Maple. Includes assorted household items and furniture. Proceeds support neighborhood fundraiser.
Hogs Cattle and Lamb Prices Steady at KC Market Report
Kansas City market report shows hogs steady with barrows and gilts around 21.25 to 21.75 for multiple weights, sows 18.75 to 20.75, and heavy 18.00 to 19.75. Sheep lift 5 to 6.75 higher on spring lambs, cattle and calves activity moderate with slaughter steers 28.50 and feeder figures ranging 23.70 to 29.10. Egg prices also noted with medium eggs 20 to 22.14 per dozen.
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Kansas City
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Samuel Fritts 623 N Cedar Roger Montgomery 918 N Cedar George Mesigh Pomona Stanley Fritts 704 W 10th Earl Albers 111 S Oak Frank Willis Wellsville Thursday Dismissals include Warren Hall Waverly Shirley Swinehart 711 S Main Mrs Delbert Toumberlin and son 133 N Oak Julia McFarland Ottawa RFD 1 Charlotte Jacobs 606 W 4th John Lewis 1204 N Cherry Kelley McDaniel 825 S Poplar Everett McCollum Independence Mo Wednesday
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Samuel Fritts
N. Cedar
Roger Montgomery
George Mesigh
Pomona
Stanley Fritts
W. 10Th
Earl Albers
S. Oak
Frank Willis
Wellsville
Warren Hall
Waverly
Shirley Swinehart
S. Main
Delbert Toumberlin and Son
N. Oak
Julia McFarland
Ottawa
Charlotte Jacobs
John Lewis
N.cherery
Kelley McDaniel
S. Poplar
Everett McCollum
Independence
Impasse Deepens in Dominican Crisis as Rebels Reject Plan
In Santo Domingo Dominican rebels demand restoration of the 1963 constitution and a new government before elections. Rebel leader Colonel Francisco Caamaño Deño calls the junta plan a fable while a three nation OAS peace mission readies to press for a breakthrough. Brazilian troops expand the security zone around the National Palace as a token force stays behind.名
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Congress
Franciscco Caamano Deno
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Caamano
Organization of American States
Inter- American Force
OAS
Washington
Three County Employment Shows High Local Employment
The Ottawa employment office reports strong hiring across Franke lin Miami and Anderson Counties with May unemployment claims 79 initial, 603 weeks total, down from April. Garment factory seasonal shutdowns dampened gains though new industry jobs and student transitions boosted May applications. Agricultural placements stayed steady and Youth Corps applications remain open for 16 to 21 year olds seeking training.
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Frankelin
Miami
Anderson
Ottawa
Glenn Geiss
Bill To House Funds Space Program For Next Fiscal Year
Washington AP reports a bill near 5.2 billion dollars to sustain the U S space program for the next fiscal year moves to the House. Senate approval came with a 79 4 to 1 vote. Included is 242.1 million to continue the Gemini program two man craft.
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Washington
U.S
Ottawa area court notices and fines
County Court Carl J. Duncan, 36, Wichita, cited May 27, four miles west of Ottawa on US 50 for no display of registration, pleaded guilty, fined $15 and costs. Donald E. Stevens, 20, Ottawa RFD 3, cited May 29, about six miles north of Ottawa on US 59 for speeding 69 in a 60 mph zone, pleaded guilty, fined $9 and costs.
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Carl J. Duncan
Wichita
Ottawa
Donald E. Stevens
Death of Dennis D. Jeffers 87 at Pittsburg Lodge
Dennis D. Jeffers aged 87 died at 1 30 p m Wednesday at Golden Age Lodge Rest Home in Pittsburg He was born December 20 1877 in Tuscola Illinois and became an accountant later serving as cashier at First National Bank Pittsburg He retired in 1953 after working for Crawford County Medical Society Survivors include his widow May Jeffers daughter Catherine Miller and brother Homer Jeffers Funeral services are set for 2 p m Friday at Ellsworth Chapel with Rev Homer Keith officiating Burial will be in Highland Park Cemetery He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church Pittsburg
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Dennis D. Jeffers
Golden Age Lodge
Pittsburg
Jeffers
May Thompes
Ottawa
Ellsworth Chapel
Homer Keith
Highland Park Cemetery
Tuscola
May Thompeson
Ill
Chicago and
First National Bank
Crawford County Medical Society
May Jeffers
Catherine Miller
Muskogee
Okla
Homer Jeffers
Iantha
First Presbyterian Church
Hawkins Grange Holds Meeting Briefs and Programs
Hawkins Grange conducted degree work for three members on Wednesday evening. William Rice, master, presided with Mrs. Henry Wherry on piano. Officers reported on Indian Cemetery cleaning and Grange Hall curtains, plus insurance policies. Fred Kis singer donated silverware. A short program featured poems about Flag Day and Father's Day. Twenty adults and ten juveniles attended.
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Hawkins Grange
Robert Kile
David Kile
William Rice
Henry Wherry
Ellis Carman
Community Service
Grange
Rice
Fred Kissinger
The
Area Soldier Given Medal
Staff Sgt. Everett E. Miskimon received the Army Commendation Medal for outstanding achievement on a prior Ft. Sill assignment. A Williamsburg High School alumnus, he is the son of Mrs. Bertha Miskimon of Ottawa RFD 3 and serves on the Western Maryland College ROTC advisory staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett E. Miskimon
Sgt. Miskimon
Williamsburg High School
Ft. Sill
Oklo
Bertha Miskimon
Ottawa
RFD 3
Western Maryland College
ROTC
Mrs Martha A Neumiller Dies at 83 in Peoria
Martha Anna Neumiller aged 83 of 825 South Main Peoria died at 12 30 PM Wednesday at Ransom Memorial Hospital She was born October 19 1881 in Lubeck Germany Married Herman Neumiller in Peoria September 5 1914 He died in 1958 She belonged to St Paul Lutheran Church Peoria Funeral services are set for 2 PM Tuesday at Gauss Funeral Home Peoria Rev M L Bischoff officiating Mr and Mrs Neumiller will depart for Peoria after Colbern's Restaurant closes Monday hour before the funeral.
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Martha A. Neumiller
Martha Anna Neumiller
S. Main
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Peoria
Ill
Walter, Neumiller
Neumiller
Luebeck
Germany
Herman Newmiller
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Gauss
M. L. Bischoff
Colbern
Marriage Licenses for Straub and Bailey
Galen K. Straub age 20 of Marysville and Cheryl Bailey age 19 of Wichita obtained marriage licenses.
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Galen K. Straub
Marysville
Cheryl Bailey
Wichita
Alumni Reunion Weekend at Ottawa University OU
Alumni from across the nation converge on Ottawa University for a multi day reunion. A Saturday banquet in the University Union features 550 guests with Jack Bushman as toastmaster. The 1915 class marks its golden anniversary with Friday events at Westminster Church.
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Ottawa University
Ree Union
University Union
David Laury
Jack Bushman
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Wilson Field House
Group Tour Of Bennett Creamery By Local 4H Club
Two Far and Near 44H Club food classes visited Bennett's Creamery on May 27. Leaders Mrs. Don Higdon and Mrs. Dale Smith guided tours of powdered milk butter and ice cream production and the receiving room. Attendees included numerous members and guests with June leaders and transport volunteers listed.
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Julie Crowley
Bennett's Creamery
Don Higdon
Dale Smith
Roger Dehn
Janice Starosta
Carolyn Ashcraft
Mary Millisken
Linda Wallace
Mary Croweley
Marjorie Davis
Quenemo Area News Refreshers and Club Meetings
A May 26 adult driver refresher course at the Annex was led by Bill Law and Jim Cowan of the State traffic safety department with supporters from the Suns flower Fidelis Club and the Agency and Golden Links home demonstration units. The Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Edwin Carswell's home May 26. 17 members answered Roll. Rev Robt Harvey installed new officers for 1965 66. Mrs Vernon Gragg presided and read a poem. Mrs Robin Harvey led worship and prayers. Nellie White led pledge. July meetings begin monthly on the first Wednesday. next gathering June 23 includes a 12:30 p.m. covered dish luncheon at the church annex, followed by prayer and benediction. Refreshments served by the hostess.
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Annex
Bill Law
Jim Cowan
State Traffic Safety Department
Soone
Sunsflower- Fidelis Club
Agency
Golden Links
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Edwin Carswell
Robt
Harvey Ine
Vernon Gragg
Robin Harvey
Nellie White
Friendly Neighbors Ice Cream Social and Farewell Event
The Friendly Neighbors HDU will host an ice cream social at the ball park on June 28. Contact Mr. Boggs to arrange social dates. A farewell reception for Rev and Mrs David Wilson and Donna is set for June 6 at 7 30 p m in the Methodist Church Fellowship Hall replacing the earlier covered dish dinner. Everyone is invited.
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HDU
Ball Park
Mr. Boggs
Fellowship Hall
Methodist Church
David Wilson
Donna
Disobeying flashing red light cited in Ottawa
Police report Marvin D. LaMont, 19, Ottawa, cited for disobeying a flashing red light at Main and Logan. Don Madison, 12158, Hickory, reported the theft of a red 24 inch boy's bicycle from his home after May 28.
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Marvin D. LaMont
Ottawa
Main
Logan
Don Madison
Hickory
Legals Hearing for Greenwood School District 39 Warrants
First and last publication notices issued June 1965 for Greenwood School District 39 Franklin County Kansas. Hearings set June 16 1965 before the Kansas Board of Tax Appeals to authorize warrants to cover unforeseen expenses in General Fund Transportation and Textbooks. Public may appear or send affidavits in support or opposition. Also includes repeat notices and probate matter Nellie G Teague deceased No 11-105 in Franklin County Kansas.
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Greenewood
Franklin County
Kansas
Kanesas
Board of Tax Appeals
State of
Topeka
Board of Education
Greenwood School District
Greenwood
Authoority
State Office
State of Kansas
Said
Nellie G. Teague
Petition for Final Settlement of Nellie G Teague Estate
Notice of petition filed by C P Burrows administrator c t a seeking final settlement of Nellie G Teague estate. Court in Ottawa Franklin Kansas to hear defenses by June 14 1965 10:00 am. If not defended judgment will be entered. State Highway plans referenced with routes and work details provided by Addison H Meschke Director.
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Kansas
C. P. Burrows
C.t.a
Nellie G. Teague
Ottawa
Franklin County
P. Burrows
C.t.a. Anderson
Byrd
Notice to Contractors Franklin County road work bidding
State Highway Commission of Kansas invites sealed proposals for 3.367 miles of road work in Franklin County. Proposals must be received by 9:00 a.m. June 10, 1965 at the County Clerk’s office in Wichita, Kansas, and will be publicly opened. Project 30 S 852 (7}-3.367 miles Grad ing and Subgrade Modification start at the jet.
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FAS
Rantoul
Ottawa
Franklin County
State Highway Commission
Kansas
Wichita
Auctioneers, Real Estate Sales in Ottawa and Pomona
Classified auction notices list Harold Stewart and Clifford R Hobbs as auctioneers for estate sales in Ottawa and nearby towns. Mrs Mae Canfield and Mr and Mrs Ben Shambaugh are among consignors with sales set for June 8 and June 23 respectively. Other listings include household goods at 626 S Ash St and weekly livestock sales in Council Grove and Emporia.
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Harold Stewart Gen
Ben Shambaugh
North
Ye North
Ottawa
Kan
Clifford R, Hobbs
Kansas
Mae Canfield
S. Ash St
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Council Grove
Jim’? Brady
Emporia Livestock Sales Co
Emporia
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Franklin County Extension Council Executive Board
Adv
V.F.W. Club
Buccaneers
Pomona Methodist Church
Elks
Bank
Juan Bosch
Puerto Rico
Bosch
Ellsworth Bunker
United States
Ilmar Penna Marinho
Brazil
Ramon Clairmont
el Salvador
Howard L. Brown
Rantoul Rfd
Daniel N. Bowlin
Walter A. Rylee
Edward R. Tegtmeyer
Bonnie L. Larios
N. Hickory
Larry W. Beers
Eudora Rfd
Beers
Kay Cates
Dean Hoopes
Thomas G. Parks
Wiselow Lane
Roger L. Downey
Richard A. Beach
S. Cedar
David W. Heckman
Walnut
John L. Rowland
Harold C. Montgomery
Bill
Bennett
Quenemo
Williamsburg Area
Police News
Legals
Theodore Smith
R. A. Reed
Attest
Clio Church
Addison H. Meschke
Sous Engl
Jon
Ross
Bessie O. Ross
Lamb Funeral
Charles P. Knight
Lone Elm Cemetery
Lone Elm
Lamb
Herry
State Highway Commission of Kansas
PE AW
Rans
K.T
Thurs
Jack B
Stephenson
E.C
Gerald B
Harford
Rec
Flint Hills
Strong City
Meyers
Willis Garden Center
West 11Th
Ress Sons
Karen Tice Weems
J. “Buster
Mullin Red
South
Princeton
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
RFD
Franklin County Sale Company
Davy School
Wilson Street Road
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
Printy’s
N. Main
C. H. Peterson
George Haas
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