Two New Baker Trustees Elected for Four-Year Terms
The Kansas Annual Conference elected Dr John A Guise minister of St John s Methodist Church Kansas City Missouri and Glenn Swagger president of Kaw Valley Citizens State Bank Topeka to begin their four year terms July 1 Membership notes include Michael E Edwards named Outstanding Airman of the Month for April at McConnell Air Force Base Wichita and local notices about office closures and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Baker University
Kansas
John A. Guise
St. John’s Methodist Church
Kanesas City
Glenn Swagger
Kaw Valley Citizens State Bank of
Topeka
Michael E. Edwards
835 Tactical Hospital
McConenell Air Force Base
Wichita
Pearl Edwards
N. Locust
Mary Ellen Crawford Selected for P T A Scholarship
Mary Ellen Crawford a Pomona native and Ems toria State College senior has been chosen to renew a Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers scholarship she held last year. The program awards 86 scholarships for the coming year and since its 1948 start 690 individuals have received awards.
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Mary Ellen Crawford
Emstoria State College
Pomona
Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Revival at Ote tawa Baptist Mission 6th and Cherry
Revival begins tonight at Ote tawa Baptist Mission located at 6th and Cherry running June 21 to July 2 at 7 30 p m Families invited to attend LINDA SMITH daughter of Mr and Mrs Clare H Smith of Ponca City Okla formerly Ottawa was on the dean's honor roll for the spring term at Northern Oklahoma College A 1964 Ottawa High School graduate Film developing Wright s Studio Adv
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otetawa Baptist Mission
6Th and
Cherry
Landmark Missionary Baptist
Linda Smith
Clare H. Smith
Poneca City
Okla
Ottawa
Northern Oklahoma College
Ottawa High School
Navy Enlists Local Men Under 120 Day Delay Program
Lloyd Richard Heth II, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Heth of 406 W 8th, and Danny Fred Secrest, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Porter Secrest of Princeton RFD 1, have enlisted in the U S Navy under the new 120 Day Delay In Reporting program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Richard Heth II
Lloyd Heth
Danny Fred Seecret
Harerison Porter Secrest
Princeton
Rfd
U.S. Navy
No Injury In Wreck East of Ottawa on K-68
A two car crash occurred about eight miles east of Ottawa on K-68 at 6 20 a m No injuries were reported. Earl L Ward 22 Paola was the driver of a 1964 Ford west bound on K-68 Coming from the south on the Rantoul Road was Lucille Martin Wellsville RFD 2 driver of a 1961 Ford station wagon The Martin car stopped then pulled across the road in front of Ward Ward drove into a ditch to avoid the collision Damages to the Ward vehicle were about 30 dollars and the other car was undamaged.
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Ottawa
Earl L. Ward
Paola
Rantoul
Lucille Martin
Wellsville
Martin
Ward
Marlin Beuhler
Children Need Motor Skills For Success
Leslie J. Nason argues that developing motor skills boosts classroom performance and later school success. He advises parents to foster coordination through puzzles drawing and supervised play, stressing patience for late bloomers and ongoing practice to improve writing and other tasks.
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Kinedergarten
Rebels Strike in Dominican Republic Amid Peace Talks
AP reports Dominican workers stopped work for a three day nationwide strike to back rebels. Labor leader Luis Henry Molina denies links to OAS peace negotiations as rebels seek a provisional government, elections within six months, and removal of over 30 officers from the armed forces. The OAS outlines an institutional act blending 1962 and 1963 constitutions with Bosch era rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Luis Henry Molina
Organization of American States
OAS
Revel
Rafael Trujillo
Juan Bosch
Death of Frank G. Call 79 retires box maker
Frank G. Call, 79, retired box maker, died Saturday at Crestview Nursing Home after years of ill health. Services at Sacred Heart Church Tuesday. burial in Mt Calvary Cemetery. Born in Belgium Nov 18 1885 he came to the U S at age three. Survived by daughter Lillian Benson Dallas son Frank L Call Houston four grandchildren two great grandchildren two brothers and a half brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Call
Crestview Nursing Home
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Robert A. Burger
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Dengel and Son
Belgium
United States
Kansas City Fiber Box Company
Ottawa
15Th St
Oklahoma City
Okla
Rose Lee Bowen
Lillian Benson
Dallas
Tex
Frank L. Call
Houston
Theodore Call
Joe Call
Kansas City
Kan
Louis Vandenoord
Flood Damage Totals $6.2 Million In Kansas Valleys
Gov. William H. Avery announced damages totaling 6.2 million dollars from floods in the Neosho Cottonwood Mae arias des Cygnes and Walnut River valleys. The state will forward the report to the federal Office of Emergency Planning to seek aid, with further figures on Arkansas River and Cimarron Valley flood losses, including Sedgwick, to follow.
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Topeka
William H. Avery
Neosho
Cottonwood
Maerais Des Cygnes
Walnut River
Federal Office of
Emeregency Planning
Arkansas River
Kansas
Cimarron Valley
Primately
Grant County
Sedgwick
Avery
Boys State of Kansas participants honored at KU
Bill Driver and Craig Collins attended the 1965 American Legion Boys State of Kansas at the University of Kansas June 12. Bill became Arnold County clerk and sang in the chorus. Craig was elected district court clerk and his Vandgrift county placed well in marching, best county, and athletics. Both joined the Stateman's Club. A California visitor, Mrs. Horace Allander, plans visits to Ohio and Gary before returning. A family picnic at the lake involved multiple local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Baker
Bill Driver
Craig Collins
American Legion
Bill
Arnold County
Craig
Vandegrift
Stateman’s Club
Boy’s State
Horace Allander
Sacramento
California
Harry Miller
Pomona
Newark
Ohio
Gary
Indiana
Allander
Ross Johnson
Charles Anderson
Gene Miller
Skyraiders Down Mig17 as Midway Planes Fight Back
Four U.S. Navy propeller planes from the Midway outmaneuvered two fast Communist MIG17 jets 60 miles south of Hanoi. One MIG17 was shot down after Skyraiders pressed the attack at low altitude. Navy spokesman said two Skyraiders scored hits with 20mm cannons. the other jet’s fate was not disclosed. Other operations included bombing a petroleum storage area, a supply depot, and military targets. All Navy planes returned safely.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
U.S
Midway
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
Communist
China
Orise Kang
Peking Radio
County court fines and license suspensions over DUI and speeding
Clarence E Leach aged 41 of Okla pleaded guilty to DUI reckless driving and open bottle in car. His fine totaled 295 dollars with court costs and a one year license suspension. William George Savage of Fort Worth was fined 50 dollars for drunken driving in a vehicle on a public highway. Preston M Bacon Jr of Newton, 24, pleaded guilty to speeding 83 in a 75 zone and paid 8 dollars plus court costs. Dale L Blunt of Wichita, 47, pleaded guilty to speeding 69 in a 60 zone and paid 9 dollars plus costs. Homer A Ganong of Wellsville, 45, pleaded guilty to speeding 81 in a 75 zone and paid 6 dollars plus costs. Richard L Devore of Topeka, 29, cited near Richmond for speeding 76 in a 60 zone and paid 16 dollars plus costs. William D Russell of Ottawa area cited for 60 in a 40 zone and paid 20 dollars plus costs. Kenneth M Hervey of Kansas City, 21, forfeited 30 dollar bond on speeding 95 in a 70 zone no current registration and illegal display of plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Leach
Wagener Rfd 1
Okla
Homeswood
Us-50
William George Savage
Ft. Worth
Tex
Savage
Preston M. Bacon Jr
Neweton
Ottawa
Dale L. Blunt
Wichita
Homer A. Ganong
Wellsville
Richard L. Devore
Topeka
Richmond
William D. Russell
Princeton
Kenneth M. Hervey
Kansas City
Appropriations Bills Keep Congress Busy
Congress moves through a slate of large appropriation bills headed by a $45.2 billion Defense Department measure for the new fiscal year, with a $4.2 billion public works bill preceding it. Senate action focuses on a District of Columbia budget bill and a currency coin reform proposal. The House cleared Interior funding, flood relief, and excise tax bills and created a housing agency, while House Rules hearings target antipoverty and labor bills.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Congress
Defense Department
House
Senate
District of Columbia
Banking
House Banking Committee
Interior Department
House Rules Committee
Tip Winner Brad Reynolds Claims Weekly News Tip Prize
Brad Reynolds of 1224 College wins the Ottawa Herald weekly tip contest with a submission about a ball player breaking a leg in the senior league's first game. He receives five dollars as the prize.
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Brad Reynolds
College
Ottawa Hersald
Williamsburg Area Notes Park College alumni day and festival
Mr and Mrs L A Green attended the Park College alumni day activities and the annual Fine Arts Festival in Parkville Missouri over the weekend. About thirty local children joined in fishing at Gaynor's Lake Sunday afternoon.
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L. A. Green
Park College
Parkville
Gaynor’s Lake
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Social column
Admissions list includes Charles Scott Williamsburg RFD 2 Kimberly Ann Beckner Ottawa RFD 4 Saturday Kathryn Skinner 812 S Sycamore Mrs Lelland Davison Garnett RFD 4 Mrs Mary Herrington 719 King Sunday and others Helen Hoover and daughter 215 Red Jacket Lawrence and more. Births report a daughter for Jack Ledom Rantoul RFD 1 a daughter weight 9 pounds 6 ounces Sunday a daughter for Deward Phipps Lyndon a son for Frank Kaub 1010 N Poplar Sunday a son for Charles Jenesen Rantoul RFD 1 Sunday
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Charles Scott
Williamsburg
Kimberly Ann Beckner
Ottawa
Kathryn Skinner
Sycamore
Lelland Davison
Garnett
Mary Herrington
King
Melvin Hoover
Red Jacket
William Bancroft
Lawerence
Jess Montague
S. Cherry
Lenard Robbins
Yates Center
Alvin Cox
Hamblin
Thelma Plank
Gardner
John Rush
Donald Brooks
S. Locust
Jack Ledom
Rantoul Rfd
Deward Phipps
Lyndon
Frank Kaub
Poplar
Charles Jenesen
Police Notices From Homer G Teter Jr To Lost Groceries
Homer G Teter Jr 17 of 834 Kim was cited June 20 in the 1600 block of South Main on a defective muffler charge. Michael E Ferrnell 20 of 1082 S Hickory cited June 19 in the 1000 block of South Main for careless or inattentive driving. Floriece Fitzgerald 17 of 1419 S Mulberry cited June 19 in the 100 block of East Eighth for driving without glasses. John A Baldwin Jr 58 of 819 S Main cited June 19 in the 700 block of Willow for dropping refuse from a truck. Wallace Rule 535 Birch reported loss of a billfold at a ball game on West Second Street. Alvin Crawford reported loss of $15 groceries from a locked vehicle.
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Homer G. Teter Jr
Kim
South Main
Michael E. Ferrnell
S. Hickory
Floriece Fitzgerald
S. Mulberry
East Eighth
John A. Baldwin Jr
S. Main
Willow
Wallace Rule
Birch
West Second Street
Alvin Crawford
Marriage Licenses Recorded in Kansas Listings
Robert L. Mayfield age 30 from Coffeyville and Deanie Perry age 32 from Ottawa. Stanley D. Lantis age 22 from Pomona and Sylvia Patricia Mooney age 18 from Quenemo. Fredrick Eugene Kramer age 24 from Lawrence and Barbara Snodgrass age 33 from Lawrence.
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Robert L. Mayfield
Coffeyville
Deanie Perry
Ottawa
Stanley D. Lantis
Pomona
Sylvia Patricia Mooney
Quenemo
Fredrick Eugene Kramer
Lawrence
Barbara Snodgrass
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Dr. Lennard
Adv
Ernest Szabados
Inedependence, Mo
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lee
Steve Brandon
Fred L. Brandon
Indiana University
Bloomington
Ind
Thomas Beversdorf
K. A
Memorial Auditorium
Wright
Leslie J. Nason
University of Southern California
Pomona Area News
My Tho
Phan Khac Suu
Phan Huy Quat
Maj
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyeen Cao Ky
Suu
Quat Ree
da Nang Air Base
Viet Nam
Wsccvscsees
Tip
Williamsburg Area
Ee PV A
Aes
Police News
Robert A. Begger
Calvary Cemetery
Sous Engl Son Mortuary
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