High School 1969 Yearbooks Distributed at Signing
Williamsurg high school distributes 1969 yearbooks at 8 p.m. Saturday during a signing party in the school music room. Kenneth Toumberlin and the Country Playboys perform at the Red Barn on Friday and Saturday nights. Mrs. Clifford Lee of 310 Maple is a patient at Research Hospital in Kansas City Missouri, room 627.
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Williamsburg
Kenneth Toumberlin
The
Country Playboys
Red Barn
Adv
Clifford Lee
Maple
Research Hospital
Kansas City
Dance at VFW Hall Featuring Johnny Smith
A Saturday dance at the VFW Hall starts at 9 p.m. with Johnny Smith and his Western Strings providing music. Major Robert E. Murray, son of Loyd and Mrs. Murray, has been transferred from Qui Nhon Vietnam to Headquarters 68th Medical Group in Long Bien and now resides at APO San Francisco 96491.
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VFW Hall
Johnny Smith
Western
Robert E. Murray
Loyd Murray
S. Main
Qui Nhon
Vietnam
55Th Medical Group
68Th Medical Group
Long Bien
Forfeitures and notices in Daily Report item
George P. Hoopes of Pomona forfeited a $10 bond for running a red light while Eldon L. Brockus of Overbrook forfeited a $10 bond for speeding in a 30 mph zone. Hollinger of Ottawa continued for arraignment July 10. Wendorff Jr. jailed for speeding in a 30 mph zone. Timmah also cited for speeding. Carter charged with assault and battery and continued for trial July 3. Barnes of Topeka filed an appeal in a DUI case. Johnson Sr. services to be held in Lawrence with relatives named. obituary notes life in Lawrence since 1949 and work for Cooperative Farm Chemicals Assn. Several traffic accidents detailed with names and addresses. hospital notes include admissions and discharges. births reported. Kansas City market notes follow with cattle, hogs, sheep and eggs.
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George P. Hoopes
Pomona
Eldon L. Brockus
Overbrook
Kent L. Hollinger
Ottawa
Louis A. Wendorff II
N. Cedar
Abraham R. Timsah
Gary E. Carter
S. Poplar
Roy E. Barnes
Topeka
Carl G. Johnson SR
Lawrence
Rantoul
Rumsey Funeral Home
Ronald Sundbye
Oakhill Cemetery
Johnson
Cooperative Farm Chemicals Ass’n
Thelma
Patricia Ann Icks
Englewood
Colo
Carolyn Lindberg
Carl G. Johnson Jr
Cheyenne
Wyo
Nathan D. Johnson
Los Angeles
Calif
Laura Johnson
Joplin
Sandals go from hippie image to summer staple in Ottawa
Ottawa shoe-store managers report sandals appealing to all ages with rising male and older buyer interest. Imported from Italy, leather and vinyl styles range from dressy to casual while repair shops struggle with worn pairs. Retailers stock early for spring and note demand climbs as weather warms.
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Ottawa
Ottawa University
Italy
Spain
United States
Promenaders Ice Cream Social and Square Dance Night
Ice cream social and square dance to be held June 28 at the Armory with serving at 6 p.m. and dancing at 8 p.m. Homemade treats featured. all welcome. Hosts and helpers named for Old Depot Museum and Centennial Cabin events on Sunday in City Park.
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the Armory
Adv
Old Depot Museum
A. C. Carpenter
Earl Bartlett
Josephine Evans
Lewis Wichman
Hope Mott
Ethel Wheeler
City Park
F. E. Henning
Henry Parker
NineYearOld Burke Burns Improved Hopeful After Fire Incident
The nine year old Lary Burke suffered first second and third degree burns on his head and body Thursday. His father Clifford Burke reports the condition as very hopeful as X rays and an EKG are used to assess heart and lung damage. The family thanks Ottawa residents for support and offers of aid. Eagles Lodge dance Saturday night at 9:30 with the Dewey Richardson Band.
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Lary Burke
Clifford Burke
S. Mulberry
Burke
Ottawa
Camp Kivawood Opens Third Summer Season
Camp Kivawood in Franklin County began its third season with four sessions starting June 22 and running through August 1. About 500 Girl Scouts will attend at the 260 acre site, which includes new dining hall swimming pool and medical building.
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Kivawood
Franklin County
Jamboree Features Johnny Western At Osawatomie Event
Recording star Johnny Western will appear at the John Brown Jamboree in Osawatomie at 8 p.m. Saturday as part of a four day jamboree begun Thursday mirroring the canceled Osawatomie Free Fair. The new downtown street project worth 152000 dollars will be dedicated Saturday at 3 30 p m during the event.
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Osawatomie
Grand Ole Opry
Johnny Western
Accidental Shot Injures Youth at Farm Home
Galen Lee Gentry, 18, is in fair condition at the University of Kansas Medical Center after an accidental gunshot wound at a farm home near Princeton. The bullet was removed after surgery following a .22 rifle discharge while he retrieved it from a truck around 9 p.m. He was taken to Ransom Memorial Hospital then transferred. Gentry is the son of Mr and Mrs Leon Gentry.
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Robert Boehm
Princeton Rfd 1
Boehm
Princeton
Galen Lee Gentry
University of Kansas Medical Center
Here
Gentry
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Leon Gentry
Army Aviator Walter Cunningham Receives Wings and Warrant Rank
Walter R. Cunningham, son of Mr and Mrs Marlin Wells of Melvern, after graduation from Army Aviation School at Fort Rucker Alabama on June 17 received silver wings and was named a warrant officer His wife Mary resides in Burlington RFD 2 The move reflects broader postwar conservation efforts to restore grass cover across the Great Plains with a 15 year program under Congress 423 counties in 10 states benefit from financial and technical aid contracts cover 58.9 million acres across ten states as of year’s start The program aims to convert poorly suited land back to grass and protective vegetation through seeding terracing windbreaks and erosion controls with expected extension through 1981 and possible doubling of funds
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Army Aviation School
Ft. Rucker
Ala
Walter R. Cunningham
Marlin Wells
Melvern Rfd
Mary
Burlington
RFD
Washington
Great Plains
Congress
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the Daily Report
Fred O. Robinson
Ruth Purkett
Robert Leslie
Lawton
Okla
John H. Johnson
Merced
South Hickory
Donna L. Hiddleston
S. Walnut
James R. Gray
S. Oak
Hiddleston
Hickory
Gray
East 5Th Street
Carlos G. Pence
S. Maple
Main
East 5Th
Pence
Jack B. Robertson
Quenemo
Robertson
Jessie R. Shinn
N. Sycamore
Shinn
South Main
Delma Mavity
S. Cedar
Roy B. Church
Cottonwood
Elizabeth Pratt
Lonnie Flippo
Larry Burke
Asalene Jefferson
Fred Schnoke
Knud Elben
S. Elm
Freida Harris
Callie Pauly
Gale McReynolds
Emil Johnson
Charles Overbaugh
Pamela Criss
Paola
Camp Kivawood
Glen Hutchison
Marla Babcock
Eagles Lodge
Nnte
Dewey Richardson
House
Senate
Agriculture Department
Colorado
Kansas
Montana
Nebraska
New Mexico
North Dakota
South Dakota
Texas
Wyoming
Oklahoma
James A. Dalsing
U. S. Army
2Nd Infantry Division
Korea
James B. Dalsing
Greeley
Armory
West 17Th Street
Pratt and
Lambert
Nuzman Lumber
Joetowner’s Chapel
Andbagis
Davis Paint Store
Luzier Cosmetics
Wilma Schouten
S. Locust
North Main
North Sycamore
A. C. Chrismer
Walt
S Hardware
Waverly
P.O. Box
Ottawa Herald
Walt’s Hardware
C. R. Richard
AVON
Guaranteed Foods, Inc
Doris Bradley
General Services
Dean Olson
Bob Bunch
J. W. Taylor
Pickering
Sleichter
Wassmer’s
Ogelin Electric
Lectrolux
Red Meador
315 West 6Th
Coffman
Bennie Stinson
Spring Hill
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