Two Films at Ottawa Free Methodist Church
Two color films about a Wycliffe translator entering a Guatemala tribal district with no written language will be shown at the Ottawa Free Methodist Church at North Oak and Red Jacket. "Unsheathed" screens tonight followed by "More Than Conquerors" Sunday. Each 30 minutes. Services start 7:30 p.m. with films around 8 p.m. Public invited.
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Wycliffe
Guatemala
Ottawa Free Methodist Church
North Oak
Red Jacket
Garage sale at 1104 N Oak in Princeton area
Adv advertising Roxanne Mettenburg daughter of Dean and Mrs. Martin rural Princeton graduated June 8 from University of Missouri at Kansas City with a B S in biology She will start medical technology internship at St Luke's Hospital Kansas City in July
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Roxanne Mettenburg
Dean Martin
Princeton
University of Missouri At
Kansas City
St. Luke’s Hospital
Clarence Dryden Visits After Aerial Crane Fall
Clarence Dryden of Princeton RFD 1 entered Trinity Lutheran Hospital Kansas City Missouri May 28 after a fall when an aerial bucket crane broke while he was working. He is listed in room 683. Wedding in color by Mickey photographer 839 W Ltd Adv.
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Clarence Dryden
Princeton
RFD
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Kansas City
Wellsville History Teacher Selected for National Defense Institute
Douglas R. Nelson of Wellsville High School joins 39 other teachers in the 1968 National Defense Education Act History Institute at Emporia State. The program runs from June 17 to August 2, expanding history education through summer study and project work.
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Douglas R. Nelson
Wellsville High School
Emporia State
Yard Sale Friday and Saturday on 202 Locust
Community sale at 202 Locust features a variety of items for purchase this Friday and Saturday. Proceeds go to local causes.
Sharon Brill and Mary Alice Hintz join Betty's Styling Salon
Sharon Brill and Mary Alice Hintz have joined the staff of Betty's Styling Salon. Call CH 2 4623 for appointments and further information.
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Sharon Brill
Mary Alice Hintz
Betty
Yard Sale at 634 S Poplar This June 14 15 Adv
A small yard sale notice lists 634 South Poplar Street with sale dates June 14 and 15 and advertisement brief details. The item emphasizes a community sale event with no prices shown.
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S. Poplar
Union Chapel Vacation Bible School Closing Program
Vacation Bible School at Union Chapel will hold a closing program at 10 15 a m on Sunday June 16 at the church.
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Union Chapel Vacation Bible School
Dance Tonight With Bob Moody and Band at VFW
Kenneth Toumberlin plays steel guitar while Bob Moody and Band perform for members and guests at the VFW. Show starts Saturday at 9:00 p.m. Admission in advance.
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Bob Moody
Kenneth Toumberlin
VFW
Recreation boating drives 1967 US activity and spending
About 41.375 million Americans took part in recreational boating in 1967. They spent over $3 billion on boats motors equipment services and club memberships during the year.
Ottawa suit awards damages after collision on US-59
The Daily Report notes damages of 1700 dollars awarded to the City of Ottawa in a case against Lloyd Wayne Williams of Lawrence after his car struck an Ottawa police cruiser. Williams previously faced convictions for speeding and reckless driving in other counties.
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City of
Ottawa
Lloyd Wayne Williams
Lawrence
Williams
Douglas County
Richard V. Collins
St. Joseph
David L. Reekie
Tremont
Harold I. Gumm
Hickory
George R. Baker
Palmyra
Gilbert Newrider
Tulsa
Robert L. English
N. Main
Richard E. White
N. Locust
William R. Woods JR
Salina
John W. Houston
RFD
Leo W. Wallace
S. Cedar
Wheat allotments for 1969 could drop to 53 million acres
Washington AP The Agriculture Department will soon announce 1969 wheat acreage allocations as a record 1968 crop and strong yields pressure for reductions. Informal hearings suggest a 10 to 5 percent cut from 59.3 million acres, potentially bringing 1969 allotments to about 53 million acres amid rising world production and larger carryover.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
U.S
Ile
Zarmeys Zee
Weather Roundup From Cities Across The U S
The report lists daily weather conditions and temperatures from Albany to Winnipeg. Conditions vary from clear and sunny to cloudy and rainy with several locales reporting precipitation and high and low temperatures for the day.
East Germans impose travel hurdles for West Berlin
East Germany enacted visa fees and passport requirements for West German travelers to West Berlin, triggering long border queues and protests from the United States Britain and France. Chancellor Kiesinger condemned the move as illegal and provocative while planning aid for Berlin.
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East Germany
West Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Kurt Georg Kiesmneger
Tenne Pelhof
Berelin
Soviet Union
Tueseday
Helmstedt
West Germany
Germany
Europe
KTC Seeks Rate Increase Across Multiple Exchanges
Kansas Telephone Co president Vernon Chesbro announced a rate hike filing with the Kansas Corporation Commission. The proposed increases range 18 to 30 percent across Princeton Richmond Lane Greeley Parker Wellsville Edgerton Gardner and Overbrook to fund higher operating costs and target a 4 percent return for stockholders. The move follows nearly six years without an adjustment as the company continues a modernization program with a construction budget over $2 million this year.
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Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansas Telephone Co
Vernon Chesbro
Princeton
Richmond
Lane
Greeley
Parker
Wellsville
Edgerton
Gardner
Overbrook
Chesbro
Government law enforcement officers total around 371000
At the start of the year about 371000 full time law enforcement officers were employed across federal, state, and local governments, reflecting broad staffing in public safety roles.
Girls State Alumni Reunion Set for June at KU
LAWRENCE The 1968 Sunflower Girls State Alumni Reunion will be held at the University of Kansas June 15-16. Activities include candlelighting with this year's delegates, by laws session for the Alumni Association, and a banquet with guest speaker Mrs. Alfred Landon. Four area girls have been elected to mock city and county posts: Sara Harris, Garnett. Judy Hancock, Ottawa. Connie Joeckel, Paola. Marcia French, Garnett.
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Lawrence
Sunflower Girls
University of Kansas
Alfred Landon
American Legion Auxiliary
Sara Harris
Garnett
Judy Hancock
Ottawa
Connie Joeckel
Paola
Marcia French
Notice of Sale in Crites Body Shop Case C-1175
In Franklin County Kansas Russell Crites dba Crites Body Shop sues Joyce Sparks and James Brady. A 1963 Chevrolet II convertible serial 30467W123909 owned by Sparks will be sold June 28 1968 at 10:00 a.m. at Crites Body Shop Ottawa to satisfy judgments.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Russell Crites Dba
Crites Body Shop
Joyce Sparks
S. Main
Ottawa
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