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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1968
Page
8
Ottawa children will enjoy a new summer story hour every Thursday at 9:15 from June 20 through August 1 at Carnegie Free Library. The program is co sponsored by the Ottawa Recreation Commission and the library with Mrs Jim Dykstra as storyteller. It adds to preschool story hours on Tuesday mornings.
Household sale advertised from 8 to 5 at 931 Willow featuring bedspreads rugs drapes and clothing. June 20. Also correction notice for Norge Laundry and Cleaning Village Act offering two free wash loads with every $2 dry cleaning load.
Bridge winners at the Elks Club: North South first Mrs John Wassmer and Lyle Hanes. second Mrs Robert Miller and Mrs L R McClay. East West first Mrs James Hazlett Lawrence and Ken Johnson Topeka. second Mrs Dick Peters and John Butcher Baldwin. Also 11 windows broken in a tool shed on North Walnut weekend. Admits and dismissals listed, police notices include several traffic and speeding fines, local market notes.
Weather forecast indicates partly cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday with a chance of thunderstorms tonight and Wednesday morning. Lows tonight around the mid 60s. Highs Wednesday near 85. Local area expected to remain warm and humid with typical summer thunderstorm chances.
Webster Hawkins of Osawatomie has filed as a Republican candidate for the state board of education from District 10. He is editor of the Osawatomie Graphic News and treasurer of the Kansas Press Association. A former school teacher, he graduated from Flat River Junior College and the University of Missouri and has lived in Kansas 21 years.
Washington AP The Poor People’s Campaign leaders faced secrecy over a moved command post after leaving a Negro-owned motel as demonstrators pressed three government agencies seeking access. A planned mule train from Marks, Mississippi, arrived in Alexandria, Virginia, for Wednesday Solidarity Day.
Ottawa Herald reports from June 18 1968 on page sixteen include local notices and brief items. Names and places recur, providing a snapshot of community events and notices from that day.
Administratrix c t a Violette F Davis files with First National Bank Building Ottawa Kansas 66067 attorney Robert W Green listed. Legal action seeks court handling and notices of claim or claim deadline per administratrix.
Classified notice states deadlines for ads and per word rates. It mentions 5 p.m. day before publication and 9:30 a.m. day of publication for 5 line ads, with Saturday 9 a.m. and buyers omitted. The snippet lists a per word rate of 1 0G 81.50.
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