Williamsburg nurse joins Sigma Theta Tau chapter
Loretta Kay Anderson of Williamsburg is one of 34 initiated into Delta Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City. Anderson recently earned a B.S. in nursing from KU this month. Elis Piano Tuning and Kum Robertson and Barbara Bundy from OHS will enroll Sunday for a six week term at KU Art Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Kay Anderson
Williamsburg
Delta Chapter
Sigma Theta Tau
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Miss Anderson
Jane Robertson
Barbara Bundy
OHS
K.U
Bundy takes position with Humble Oil in Baton Rouge
Bruce Bundy son of Mr and Mrs Robert N Bundy has joined Humble Oil Co in Baton Rouge Louisiana after earning an MBA from the University of Kansas on June 6 He was initiated into Phi Beta Sigma and with wife Ruth Ann a Lincoln School teacher took a Wisconsin vacation before moving to Louisiana Dr W H Hays office moved to the new Veterinary Clinic north of Franklin County SaleCo on Hwy 59 Two emergencies treated at Ransom Memorial Hospital Wesly Taylor received finger laceration repair and splint Rodney Tedrow treated for arm laceration with 13 stitches
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Bundy
Robert N. Bundy
Humble Oil Co
Baton Rouge
University of Kansas
Phi Beta Sigma
Business School
Ruth Ann
Lincoln School
Wisconsin
W. H. Hay
Franklin County Sale Co., Inc
Hwy. 59
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Wesly Taylor
Rodney Tedrow
N. Poplar
Charles Tedrow
Ottawa Graduates Secure Teaching Posts for 1966 67
Two Ottawa graduates from Kansas State Teachers College at Emporia have teaching jobs for the 1966 67 term. A Ervelle Brone leewe of 829 S Mulberry will teach in Iola schools. Harry James Moody of 1441 Maple will teach in the Larner schools. Both are Ottawa High School alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
A. Ervelle Broneleewe
S. Mulberry
Iola
Harry James Moody
Maple
Larner
Ottawa High School
Harris promoted to Airman 2ec medic at Andrews AFB
Scott Harris son of Mr and Mrs C Kenneth Harris of 1410 S Oak is promoted from Airman 3ec to Airman 2ec. He now serves as a medic at Andrews AFB Hospital in Andrews AFB Maryland.
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Scott Harris
C. Kenneth Harris
S. Oak
Andrews Afb Hospital
Andrews Afb
Enrollment Opens for Ottawa Recreation Swim Program
Enrollment starts Monday for Lincoln Hawthorne and Ottawa Junior High students in Franklin County. Children outside Ottawa may enroll Monday. Eugene Field and Garfield schools enroll Tuesday.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Lincoln, Hawthorne
Ottawa
Franklin County
Eugene Field
Garfield
Operation Head Start Opens Monday at Franklin County Day Care
Operation Head Start opens Monday at the Franklin County Day Care Center in the First Baptist Church educational building. Sessions run 9 a.m. to 12:36 p.m. Bus pickup at Lincoln 8:35, Eugene Field 8:45, Garfield 8:50, Hawthorne 8:55, with return in reverse order starting 12:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
First Baptist Church
Lincoln
Eugene Field
Garefield
Hawthorne
Two-Car Crash on South Main Involves Blecter and Breithaupt
A two-car collision occurred in the 600 block of South Main Friday as Hiram D. Blecter driving an Oldsmobile struck the rear of Bruce A. Breithaupt’s Chevrolet. The report notes damage and mentions no serious injuries at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main
Hiram D. Blecter
Oldsmobile
Chevrolet
Bruce A. Breithaupt
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Update
Admissions include Lyle and Lynn Scott of 315 E 18th and Clyde Rice of 934 N Loe cust on Saturday. Dismissals list Mrs. Robert Anrig and baby son of 1304 Maple, Mr. C R Doe nart RFD 1 Princeton, and Walter Curby of 905 S Locust, Saturday.
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Lyle and
Lynn Scott
Clyde Rice
N. Loecust
Robert Anrig
Baby Son
Maple
C. R. Doenart
RFD
Princeton
Walter Curby
S. Locust
Medicare Rules Spark Mixed Hopes and Fears
An AP survey finds doctors split over Medicare provisions starting July 1. Higher fees for some specialists, crowding, and longer waits may occur, while some hospital administrators predict limited near-term charge relief for private patients. Experts expect more billing clerical work and potential shifts in care access for elderly and low income groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barbour
Sam
Associated Press
Harold Reed
Clinton Memorial Hospital
St. Johns
Mich
New England
William A. Clermont
Malone, N.Y
Alice Hyde Hospital
John O’connor
Los Angeles County Hospital
Funeral services for Jeremiah Crabb at Homewood Church
Jeremiah Crabb died June 13. Funeral held June 17 at Homewood Community Christian Church with lay minister Norman Rogers officiating. Pallbearers were Lewis Fisher Donald Smith Don McMillan Glen Hayward Clarence Davis and Kester Graffham. Mrs Lucille King sang with pianist Mrs Willard Binns. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah &. Crabb
Homewood Community Christian Church
Norman Rogers
Lewis Fisher
Donald Smith
Don McMillan
Glen Hayward
Clarence Davis
Kester Graffham
Lucille King
Willard Binns
Memorial Park Cemetery
Lawrence
Parents claim son found in domestic kidnapping case
Chicago AP The Fronczaks, who believed their infant son was abducted from Michael Reese Hospital in 1964, say a 22 year old abandoned in Newark matches and has been living with them. They maintain the boy, Paul Joseph Fronczak, is theirs, while authorities caution no confirmation is given. The FBI and Chicago police have kept silent on details.
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Chicago
Paul Joseph Fronczak
Chester Fronczak
Michael Reese Hospital
Fronczaks
Newark
N.J
Fronczak
Fronczak Yard
Paul Joseph
FBI
John Cartan
Naomi Club Meeting Plans August IC of F Visit
Naomi Club met Friday at Mrs. Lee Shobe s home with Mrs. Viola Rogers as assistant hostess. Mrs. W L Pickering presided as 18 members and one visitor Pam Geiss of New Orleans attended. Mrs. Sargent directed games and mystery pal gifts were exchanged for members including Pearl Davison Scribner Loyd and Breckenridge. Refreshments were served. Plans were made to visit the IC of F home in Manhattan in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Loyd
Naomi Club
Lee Shobe
Viola Rogers
W. L. Pickering
I.c.0.f
Manhattan
Pearl Davidson
Charles Scribner
Loyd
R. L. Brecksenridge
Frank Sargent
Pam Geiss
New Orleans
Hopes Dim For Freeway Plan In Tornado City
Topeka mayor and officials urged residents not to expect federal funds for a new traffic freeway after the June tornado. Charles Wright warned against building false hope and noted funds are not definite. Gov. Avery said any chance lies in interstate designation and urban renewal money, with other projects likely delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Charles Wright
Washington
Wright
Deaths in Ottawa area Mrs Paul F Foster and Eva Marie Wright
Paul Fritts Foster 56 of 709 S Sycamore died 10 05 Friday in Ransom Memorial Hospital after long illness. Services 2 pm Monday at Calvary Baptist Church with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona. Survived by wife Jean. one son Paul. three grandchildren. five brothers. one sister and many nieces and nephews. Eva Marie Wright 74 of 1010 S Cedar died 10 45 Friday in Cedar House Nursing Home after long illness. Services 2 pm Tuesday at Towner Chapel with burial Highland Cemetery. Survived by husband Ben H Wright. three sons Lawrence Willard Warren. daughter Mildred McCauley and nine grandchildren.
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Paul F. Foster
Paul Fritts Foster
S. Sycamore
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Calvary Baptist Church
William Weber
Woodlawn
Pomona
Franklin County
Walter V. and
Amanda (Fritts) Foster
Denver
Colo
Ottawa
U.S. Navy
Margaret Martin
Jean V. Hoskinson
Joan Pierson
Paul Foster
Eugene Foster
Charles Foster
Ottawa Rfd
Robert Foster
Baldwin Rfd
Walter Foster
Salina
Ernest Foseter
Wichita
Grace Martin
RFD
Eva Marie Wright
S. Cedar
Cedar House Nursing Home
Towner Chapel
Ned M. Roberts
Highland Cemetery
Beattie
Kan
John L. and
Alice (Sweet) Totten
Ben H. Wright
Idaho
Fred Harris
First Christian Church
Lawrence M. Wright
Willard K, Wright
Richland
Wash
Warren W. Wright
Apple Valley
Calif
Mildred McCauley
Chicago
Inflation Fight Opens In Viet Nam
SAIGON Viet Nam The government announced sweeping economic measures including a 50 percent devaluation of the piaster and salary increases to 800 000 state employees The moves described as major surgery aim to halt runaway inflation threatening the economy and may last two to three months The United States supports the program with 160 million dollars The urban population bears the heaviest burden as cost of living surged 55 percent in the past year The official exchange rate was set at 118 to 1 replacing a three standard system
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
Police News Delays and Citations In Local Driving Incidents
Police report charges against Robert Crawford 47 of 934 N Locust for drunken driving and careless driving in the 1500 block of South Main. Elaine Ables 23 of Kansas City Mo cited for speeding 42 in a 30 mph zone in the 900 block of North Main. Mark Hunzicker 19 of Lawrence charged for speeding 43 in a 30 mph zone in the 700 block of South Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Crawford
N. Locust
South Main
Elaine M. Ables
Kanesas City
North Main
Mark W. Hunzicker
Lawrence
Car Hits Holstein on County Road Near Ottawa
A Holstein cow received a broken leg when a car struck it on a county road six miles west of Ottawa last night. Driver Willis W. Gilliland, 28, said he saw a man at the roadside cresting a hill before the collision. The cow, owned by Harley Blankenbeker, was walking in the road when hit. Ben Blankenbeker, 92, watched cattle cross the road. Gilliland’s car damage was about 400 dollars and the cow’s injuries about 300 dollars. No arrests were made.
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Ottawa
Willis W. Gillieland
RFD 3
Harley Blankenbeker
Ben Blankenbeker
Dancers Highlight Costume Guild Ball in Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES AP bearded George Hamilton and Lynda Bird Johnson attended the first annual Costume Designer's Guild dinner dance. Hamilton won best dressed American male entertainer, receiving a gold butterfly award from Barbara Parkins. The event, at Century Plaza Hotel, raised funds for the National Cystic Fibrosis Research Foundation with about 500 guests paying 50 dollars per plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
George Hamilton
Lynda Bird Johnson
Les Brown
Hamilton
Abraham Lincoln
Lynda Bird
Magnificent Century Plaza Hotel
National
Peresistent
Utah
William Lear
Big Finale Planned For Negro March
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr urged supporters at a Greenwood rally to join the Jackson finale of the Mississippi march in a week. He promised entertainment by Sinatra and Brando, with James Brown and Peck among others. Hosea Williams urged voting, King warned Mississippi risks, and 25 000 are expected in Jackson for the June 26 capitol march. Aubrey James Norvell, tied to the Meredith shooting, was released on bond and left with relatives. Leaders say the march promotes Negro voter registration with side trips to other communities.
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Itta Bena
Miss
Martin Luther King Jr
Mississippi
Jackson
Greenwood
King
Frank Sinatra
Marlon Brando
Burt Lancaster
Sammy Davis Jr
Gregory Peck
James Brown
Hosea Williams
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Viet Nam
Williams
Aubrey James Norvell
Meredith
New Seat Aims To Keep Leg Show On Subway
London designer Peter Harvey, 25, created a fiber and foam tube seat attached to chrome to curb crowding on transit. The seat lets a wearer of short skirts sit with the same leg coverage as when standing, demonstrated by model Anna Watson at the Royal College of Art Design Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Peter Harvey
Harvey
Royal College of Art Design
Anna Watson
Baker University offers exploratory class session in July
Baker University admissions opens applications for an exploratory college session from July 5 to July 29. Targeted at high school students with low grades but demonstrated ability, the program provides a two hour credit course and short non credit courses to cultivate study habits and attitudes. Successful completion grants final admission consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker University
Rtheless
Baker
Howe urges bold desegregation drive in schools
New York AP The nation’s top education official, Harold Howe II, says schools are almost as segregated as in 1954 and calls for a third front for racial equality. He warns of white constituent irritation and potential resignations for educators willing to risk integrity to pursue desegregation amid limited progress in the South and rising de facto separation in Northern cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
Harold Howe II
United States
Howe
Classified Ads Price Schedule and Deadlines
Local classified ads operate with a five o clock p.m. deadline the day before publication and a 9 30 a.m. day of publication submission. Rates include per word and per insertion pricing with minimum cash or card options and special categories such as Card of Thanks and Lodge Notices with emblem fees. National lines and trade territory pricing apply, with discount contracts available.
Card of Thanks From Elsie M Bruner at Stormont Vail
We thank friends and neighbors for the many cards flowers and plants sent to me Elsie M Bruner during my hospital stay at Stormont Vail Hospital We also thank the doctors and nurses There is a further note of thanks from Elsie M Bruner and T C Bruner of 615 Cleveland St Ottawa Kansas
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Elsie M. Bruner
Stormont Vail Hospital
Elesie M. Bruner
T. C. Bruener
Cleveland St
Ottawa
Kansas
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J. W. Jones
John Rasmunson
Hillsdale, Mich
Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Congress
Albert L. Koch
Barstow, Calif
Cities Service Gas Company
Henry H. Swigert
Velma Powers
Jeremiah E, Crabb
Police News
Jouis Dengel
Foster
Kaw
Jor
Cowner
Clapel
North Main Proneum
Otpawa
N.E
Tate Leach
Peggy Masenthin
Retta
Order of True Kindred
Mary Ferguson
W. C
Lola Sellers
Clifford R
Hobbs
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
North
Jack Nelson
Kans
Council Grove
Osage City
Jim
Brady
Harold Stewart
Clare Sowers
Jersey
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
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