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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1968

Page

4

Hobbs Receives Air Force ROTC Leadership Award

Roy E. Hobbs of Princeton, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Jerry Hobbs, a Kansas State University sophomore majoring in electrical engineering, earned an outstanding leadership award in the university's Air Force ROTC contingent. The honor was presented by Col. B. L. Ruggles, professor of Aerospace Studies at K-State.

Roy E. Hobbs J. Jerry. Hobbs Princeton Kansas State University Col B. L. Ruggles K-State

Capper Promoted to Private First Class After Training

Upon graduation from Marine Corps basic training, John David Capper son of Mrs Sherrie Capper 712 Willow and Donald Capper 1246 S Maple was promoted to private first class. He was one of eight of 85 promoted and will return to the west coast for electronics training after leave.

Marine Corps John David Capper Sherrie Capper Willow Donald Capper S. Maple West Coast

Callahan Child Undergoes Kansas City Surgery

Robbie Callahan six son of Mr and Mrs Glen Callahan from rural Wellsville previously of Ottawa had surgery Wednesday at Research Hospital Kansas City Missouri He is listed in room 339

Robbie Callahan Glen Callahan Wellsville Ottawa Research Hospital Kansas City

Pomona Summer Band Enrollment Date Set

Enrollment for Pomona's Summer Band program runs 8 a.m. to noon on Monday at Pomona Grade School.

Pomona

Yard Sale Ad at 628 S Poplar

Local yard sale advertised for Thursday and Friday at 628 South Poplar. Limited details provided. appears as a small classified notice for household items.

Faith Bible Church Drops Midweek Service for Revival

Faith Bible Church cancels its midweek service to allow members to attend revival meetings at Calvary Baptist Church. The move shifts focus to spiritual revival activities and brings Calvary Baptist’s program into the local church calendar.

Faith Bible Church Calvary Baptist Church

Weddings in color from Mickey photographer at 839 W South Adv

A wedding announcement notes color photography by Mickey at 839 West South Avenue. The brief item highlights the photographer's services for wedding events and mentions the studio location.

Mickey

Henry E Staadt Admitted For Surgery In Kansas City

Henry E Staadt of Pomona is in St Luke's Hospital Kansas City for surgery. He is assigned to room S-500 in the facility.

Henry E. Staadt Pomona St. Luke’s Hospital Kansas City

Phillip Douglas Earns PhD in Education at KU

Phillip Douglas of Topeka and son Bradley J. with Jeanie celebrate his PhD in education from the University of Kansas in Lawrence on June 3. He is the son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hinderliter of 416 East 13th and works at the Kansas Neurological Institute.

Phillip Douglas Arnold Hinderliter E. 13Th University of Kansas Lawrence Douglas Jeanie Bradley J Topeka Kansas Neurological Institute

Yard Sale Ad at 714 S Oak Streets Saturday

Yard sale scheduled for Saturday June 8 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 714 S Oak. Advertising includes miscellaneous household items and small furniture.

S. Oak

Yard Sale Ad At 617 South Poplar

Community sale listing Friday from 9 to 3 at 617 South Poplar. Includes varied household items and used goods.

Garage Sale at 1030 N Mulberry June 7 8 9 AM to 3 PM

Neighborhood sale advertised for June 7 and 8 with hours from 9 AM to 3 PM at 1030 North Mulberry. Items likely include household goods and miscellaneous merchandise. Directions and specific listings not provided.

N. Mulberry

Moving big garage sale near Post Office Pomona

Town ad notes a large moving sale to be held Thursday and Friday south of the Post Office in Pomona. Items expected include furniture and household goods at bargain prices.

Thur Pomona

Garage Sale At 717 East 9th This Weekend

Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 717 East 9th. Advertised sale offers household items and misc goods. Bring cash and bags for small items.

East 9Th

Pet and Pamper Shop Moving Adv 25 Percent Savings

Pet and Pamper Shop announces a move with a 25 percent savings event starting June 7. Advertisement notes limited time offer and relocation details for customers seeking discounts on pet care products and services.

Adv

PEO Scholarship Benefit Garage Sale Hits Oak Street

Antiques and children's clothes available at a PEO Scholarship fundraiser garage sale located at 1404 S Oak on June 7 and 8 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Proceeds support the scholarship program.

S. Oak

Garage sale unveils clothes and gear at 1540 S Oak

June 8 to 10 shoppers can find womens mens and childrens clothing maternity items plus a guitar amplifier and baby stroller at 1540 South Oak. Ad lists miscellaneous goods for sale in a local sale notice.

S. Oak

Pomona Melvern Lake Association Meets in Ottawa

The Pomona Melvern Lake Association will hold a meeting at the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce office on Thursday June 10 at 8 00 p m Bill Dusin president will preside and provide reports on lake activities and upcoming events.

Pomona Melvern Lake Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Bill Dusin

OU Adds Eight To Staff Under Ottawa University Push

President Peter H. Armacost announced eight new faculty appointments bringing total new staff to ten. Ne al Berte becomes executive assistant to the president and education professor. David Thomas joins as education psychology professor. George Chaney as mathematics associate professor. Mohamed Nabil Gamie joins sociology. Rodney Cole becomes speech assistant professor. Peter Sandstrom and Barbara Richards take joint Ottawa Baker roles in philosophy and anthropology. James Billick joins political science. Mary Anne Locker named assistant librarian. Earlier, Stanley DeFries heads Music and Sherman Price joins Physical Education.

Peter H. Armacost Ottawa University Neal R. Berte Evanston, Ill Ohio University of Cincinnati Evanston David C. Thomas Victoria B. C Canada Roy W. Browning Department of Education Thomas University of Victoria University of Oregon George L. Chaney Pittsburg Kan Pittsburg State College University of Kansas Mohamed Nabil Gamie Egypt Kansas State University University of Ain Shams Cairo Rodney M. Cole University of Maine Peter G. Sandstrom Yale University Baker University Ottawa Ottawa-Baker Barbara Richards Baker Bie James C. Billick Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh-Harvard University Malaysia Mary Anne Locker Washington, D. C Kansas State Teachers College Emporia Armacost Stanely L. DeFries Sioux Falls College Sherman Price

State Award To Dr. Trump

W. W. Wilmore of Topeka, executive director of the Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association, visited Ottawa to honor Dr. Frank A. Trump of 1004 S. Cedar with a state award for his years as association president from 1945 to 1951. Trump has served on the Board of Directors since 1920 and on the Executive Committee since 1931, including years as Franklin County Association chairman.

Topeka Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association Ottawa Frank A. Trump S. Cedar Trump State Doctor Trump Franklin County Tuberculosis and Health Association

Children Drown Near Carbondale

Ten year old Roger Lane and seven year old sister Lynda drowned while wading in a farm pond near Carbondale Osage County sheriff said. Parents Mr and Mrs Harold Lane of Burlingame were visiting the Doyle Emberly farm northeast of Carbondale where the drownings occurred.

Carbondale Kan Roger Lane Lynda Harold Lane Burlingame Doyle Emberly Osage County

Obituaries for Bauer and Pursley in Leavenworth and Ottawa

John L. Bauer 63 of Leavenworth died at the Wadsworth V A Center. He served in World War II and belonged to VFW and American Legion. Surviving daughter Helen Foushee and siblings. Services Friday at Holy Ghost Church with military graveside rites. Cora Pursley 84 died at Crestview Nursing Home Ottawa area. services Saturday at Farris Memorial Chapel Garnett. survived by daughter, sons and grandchildren.

John L. Bauer Leavenworth Wadsworth Veterans Administration Center Bauer Kansas City Kan William Anna Marie Bauer VFW American Legion Helen Foushee S. Cherry James B. Bauer Margaret Herst Mary Anderson Ottawa Holy Ghost Catholic Church Wadsworth Larkin Funeral Home Cora Pursley Crestview Nursing Home Powhattan Farris Memorial Chapel Garnett Frank Hildebrand Peter Pursley Frank Kliensorge Welda Cecil Hildebrand Peck Claude Hildebrand

Accidents Report Incomplete Police Brief

An incomplete notice states no injuries for Sharon K. Jones, age 20, of 613 North Hickory, with earlier reference to an accident. No further details or outcomes are provided in the readable text.

Sharon K. Jones Hickory

Honor Roll and Grade Honors List Across Classes

Long list of 7th 8th and 9th grade honorees with high honors and honors designations followed by a local police blotter noting multiple traffic and public drunkenness offenses, fines, and minor vehicle incidents in Ottawa and Wellsville areas. Includes names such as Andy Baer Scott Calder and Roger Zimmerman among many others, plus several court and traffic entries and agricultural market figures.

Andy Baer Scott Calder Kelley Gillette Kathy Gilmore Steve Hanes Karla Ledom Margaret Marstall John McCall Robin Mohr Bruce Pearson Jeff Sellers Dorothy Sheeley Wanda Shumway Barbara Simpson Becky Troutman Bruce Underwood Greg Unruh Terry Wallace Jean Anne Willhite Mary Winter Roger Zimmerman Roger Alien Bert Anderson Barbara Beguelin Mike Bennett Carol Bivins B. J Mike Logan Andrea Loyd Teresa Morton Melinda Perry Rex Pope Mary Richeson Jon Schmitt Ronald Schmoe Mark Seymour Roger Shader Neila Toumberlin Kathy Waymire Maureen Wells Phyllis West Bruce Whitacre Stacy Williamson Jane Alexander Cheryl Baird Davis Bennett Sarah Bennett David Burlingham Caroline Crawford Rocky Holland Cindy Holton Peg Kill Charles Porter Kathy Sayler Martin Showalter Bonnie Slavens Jo Anne Smith Barbara Steere Cynthia Stevenson Judy Steward Craig Story Roger Thayer Rodene Trout Carolyn Underwood Becky VanLoenen Mike Wallace Mike Waugh Wint Winter

Local Probate Court Lists Marital License Pairs

The probate court recorded marriages for Richard Ferguson 24 and Suzanne Zook 20 both of Lawrence Donald Charles Peters 20 and Cynthia Marie Pence 18 of Ottawa Robert Newberry 24 of Kansas City Kan and Sherill James 21 of McPherson Clinton Leroy Moore 25 and Donna Marie Doyal 21 both of Ottawa Johnny R Helm 18 and Geraldine A Rhoades 18 both of Lawrence.

Richard Ferguson Lawrence Suzanne Zook Donald Charles Peters Ottawa Cynthia Marie Pence Robert Newberry Kansas City Kan Sherill James McPherson Clinton Leroy Moore Donna Marie Doyal Johnny R. Helm Geraldine A. Rhoades

Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals List

Hospital notes show admissions for Mrs. Lloyd Fitch from Waverly and Mrs. Henry Van Loenen of 810 S. Oak, plus Sheri Lee Miller of 615 N. Mulberry on Wednesday. Dismissals include Mrs. Harry Brown of 1450 S. Cedar and Mr and Mrs. Marion Ackley of 816 N. Cedar on Wednesday, plus Mrs. Jerome Godine of 216 S. Cherry and Mrs. Jerry Henry and daughter of 704 E. Logan, Delbert Trout, Melvern RFD 1 on Thursday. Emergencies report LEE GREGG of 203 S. Ash with a cut underside of toes on left foot on Wednesday, MARK AMBLER of 923 E. 8th with a nail wound on Friday, and CARL DECOCK of 810 S. Cherry with a head laceration on Friday.

Lloyd Fitch Waverly Henry van Loenen S. Oak Sheri Lee Miller N. Mulberry Harry Brown S. Cedar Marion Ackley N. Cedar Jerome Godine S. Cherry Jerry Henry E. Logan Delbert Trout Melvern Lee Gregg S. Ash Mark Ambler E. 8Th Carl Decock

Juvenile Court Hears Forged Check and Loitering Allegations

Mary Sue Wallace 14 of 115 S Cedar is referred to Juvenile Court over a forged check. Sandra Matteson 15 of Pomona RFD 2 admits loitering. six months advisement. Bobby Bishop 14 of 329 S Poplar admits loitering and no valid license. case taken under advisement. Randy Crump 15 of Ottawa RFD 2 admits loitering. six months advisement.

Mary Sue Wallace Leo Wallace S. Cedar Juvenile Court Sandra Matteson Leonard Matteson Pomona Rfd 2 Bobby Bishop Allen Bishop S. Poplar Randy Crump Clifford Crump Ottawa

Cattle and calves sale figures from Kansas City

Kansas City cattle traders report 3,250 cattle and calves on hand. Feeder steers priced high from 525 to 650 per head in a brisk market.

Kansas City

City of Ottawa invites bids for 1968 paving project

Sealed proposals for reinforced concrete pavement on the 1968 Ottawa paving project will be received by the City Clerk in City Hall until June 19, 1968 at 7 00 p m and opened publicly. About 2 274 square yards of 6 inch pavement with 3 inch integral curbing. Bid bond or certified cashiers check 5 percent of total bid required. The city may reject bids and waive technicalities. Date 5 June 1968.

City OF Ottawa Kansas Kansas Bank Or Trust Company Office of Public Works

Classified Ads Rates and Terms From Local Newspaper

Classified ads listing insertion charges per word, display and line rates, minimums, and discounts. Includes categories such as Card of Thanks and Lodge Notice with Emblem. Mentions out of trade territory charges and frequency discounts.

Peenadas

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