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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1968

Page

3

Phi Beta Kappa Initiates Five at Kansas University

Initiated Monday into Phi Beta Kappa at Kansas University were Barbara Hughes of Ottawa and Bill Coughlin of Wellsville. Miss Hughes, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Hughes, will be a senior chemistry and molecular biology major next fall. Mr Coughlin, son of Mr and Mrs Donald Coughlin, Wellsville, was in the 1968 graduating class and plans to enter actuary work.

Kansas University Liberal Arts and Sciences Barbara Hughes Ottawa Bill Coughlin Wellsville Miss Hughes George Hughes Coughlin Donald Coughlin

Catherine Browder Dermeritt Attends Journalism Institute

Catherine Browder Dermeritt, Ottawa High School journalism and English teacher, attends the 1968 Newspaper Fund Publications Advisory Institute at the University of Kansas School of Journalism. The institute is sponsored by the Newspaper Fund, a Dow Jones division.

Catherine Browder Dermeritt Ottawa High School Newspaper Fund University of Kansas School of Journalism The Dow Jones, Inc

Public Hearing on Zoning Change in Ottawa Kansas

City Planning Commission set for July 2 1968 at 730 pm in City Hall Ottawa to consider moving Colemans Subdivision Blocks 1 and 2 from District A to District Cc protest hearings may be presented. Also bids invited for reinforced concrete pavement project 1968 Ottawa with 5 percent bid bond and June 19 deadline.

Commission Room Ottawa Kansas City Planning Commission Robert Coleman Colemans Subdivision City OF Kansas Bank Or Trust Company Office of Public Works

Deaths and notices from Ottawa area

John Triplett 25 Wellsville died at KU Medical Center after burns from an 11 week old welding explosion. Services at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Coughlin Chapel Wellsville, burial in Wellsville Cemetery. Survived by son Dennis Eldon and three brothers. Edward J. Magrath Williamsburg died in Kansas City. funeral arrangements pending. Freddie B. Davis 79 Ottawa died at home after illness. services Monday at Dengel and Son Mortuary. burial Mt. Olivet Cemetery. He was born near Williamsburg. survived by sisters and several nephews including Fred Simmons. Also notes on police, admissions and dismissals, emergencies, and Kansas City market reports.

John Triplett Wellsville University of Kansas Medical Center Coughlin Chapel James Gray Kansas City Kan Dennis and Winnifred Edward J. Magrath Williamsburg Emerald Area Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home Freddie B. Davis Ottawa S. Locust Willis Nursery Dengel and Son Mortuary James McCrossen Mt. Olivet John Hannah Davis Mary A. Simmons Fred Simmons Glen Simmons Olive Charles Simmons Lawrence Magrath Missouri

Depot Museum hosts misreported in Herald notice

The Herald corrected Friday’s item stating Mr and Mrs Emil Johnson would be Sunday hosts at the Depot Museum. In fact Mrs Johnson serves as hostess in the schoolroom there while Mr and Mrs Harold Staadt will serve as hosts in the Depot.

the Herald Emil Johnson Depot Museum Johnson Harold Staadt

Pet & Pamper Shop Moves Ahead of Savings Push

Pet & Pamper Shop announces relocation with a 25 percent savings event starting June 7. Ad notes plan to unveil new space and continued services for pets and their owners.

Adv

Phillip Douglas Guess Ph.D. Education Earned at KU

The Herald corrects Thursday briefs noting Phillip Douglas Guess son in law of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hinderliter of 416 E. 13th. Guess earned his Ph.D. in education at the University of Kansas in Lawrence on June 3.

the Herald Phillip Douglas Phillip Douglas Guess Arnold Hinderliter Guess University of Kansas Lawrence

Williamsburg Ottawa Wildlife Association Meeting

The Williamsburg Ottawa Wildlife Association will meet at 8 p.m. Monday in the Anchor Savings and Loan building. A film on archery hunting will be shown. Visitors are welcome and refreshments will be served.

Williamsburg-Ottawa Wildlife Association Anchor Savings and Loan

Funeral in Linneus For Bert Thomas At Wright Home

Mr and Mrs Ivan McLees, Mrs El Bennett and other relatives attended the funeral of Bert Thomas, brother in law and uncle, at Wright Funeral Home in Linneus Missouri on Wednesday. The notice mentions a dance event in air conditioned comfort featuring Lemon Harangue from Saturday 9 to 12.

Ivan McLees el Bennett Linneus Bert Thomas Wright Funeral Home

Dance to Marvin Ross and the Country Gentlemen

A Saturday evening dance at the VFW Hall features Marvin Ross and the Country Gentlemen starting at 9 00 p m Members and guests are invited and admission is by advance ticket.

Marvin Ross The Country Gentlemen VFW Hall

Hoelschers Return From Major Surgeries in Rochester

Mr and Mrs Steve Hoelscher of Richmond have returned home after both underwent major surgery in Rochester Minnesota.

Steve Hoelscher Richmond Rochester Minn

Yard Sale At 714 N Main With 10c Items

Neighborhood sale lists many ten cent items including old dishes clothing and Beam bottles. Held Saturday and Sunday at 714 North Main.

N. Main

Garage sale at 1540 S Oak June 8 10

Local notice announces a three day garage sale at 1540 South Oak from June 8 to 10. Items include womens, mens and childrens clothing, maternity wear, a guitar amplifier, and a baby stroller. No further details provided.

S. Oak

Burglar Alarm Alarmed Bank Manager in Thomasville

Police rushed to the State Commercial Bank in Thomasville after the burglar alarm rang. They found the manager, about to leave for a two week vacation, showing his replacement how to open the vault. He had forgotten to switch off the alarm.

Thomasville N.C State Commercial Bank

Accident injures 84 year old at Locust address car crash

Fred Lowrance, aged 84, of 946 S Locust, sustained lacerations and abrasions after a car crash Friday afternoon around 3 05. The report notes the injuries but not the vehicle or other parties. Police and emergency responders assisted at the scene.

Fred Lowrance

Davis lifelong resident dies. funeral set for Monday

Freddie B. Davis, a lifelong resident, died yesterday. Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 10 a.m. by Rev. Jim McCrossen, with interment at Olivet Cemetery.

Davis Freddie B. Davis Jim McCrossen Olivet Cemetery

Weather station towed to Cobb Seamount offshore Oregon

A weather station will be towed 300 miles to sea next week and attached to a peak nearly 12,000 feet high beneath the water. Cobb Seamount rises to within 100 feet of the surface off the mouth of the Columbia River near Newport, Oregon.

Newport, Ore Cobb Seamount Columbia River

Planning Commission Recommendation to Governing Body Ottawa KS

The commission states that if no protests or certain levels of protests are made, the Commission's recommendations will be submitted to the City Governing Body of Ottawa Kansas for action according to law. By Glen Underwood, Chairman. Attest Donald R Capper, Secretary.

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