Jaycee Speak-Up contestant to represent Ottawa at regional
PAT Jefferson of Bruce Co. assistant manager at 534 Ash will represent the Ottawa Jaycees in the Speak-Up competition at the Northeast Kansas regional convention July 27-28 in Topeka. He will deliver a six minute speech on We believe that faith in God gives meaning and purpose to human life. Jefferson earned regional entry by winning the local Speak-Up contest against 30 other Jaycee chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Jefferson
Ash
Bruce Co
Ottawa Jaycees
Topeka
Kansas
Leaves Cancelled Saigon Alert For Attack
Viet Cong infiltration near Saigon rises while capital forces go on full alert. Leaves canceled for Saigon military district. supply clerks confined to quarters and ready to fight. U.S. and South Vietnamese troops bolster defenses, with extensive air strikes and patrols surrounding Saigon as intelligence points to a planned major assault late June or early July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
U.S
Cholon
Gia Dinh
Hanoi
Paris
Probate Court MARRIAGE LICENSES and public notices
Probate Court records list marriages in Ottawa and surrounding areas with ages and addresses. The docket includes petty theft hearings for STANLEY P. SHELDON and THOMAS J. STEPHENSON set for July 10, several speeding convictions with fines, and dismissals in two divorces. The Ottawa Police Department filed speeding citations, and a death notice for WALTER W. MORROW notes services and survivor details. Also covered are admissions, dismissals, births, emergencies, and a Santa Fe Railroad employee obituary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley P. Sheldon
Edwin Sheldon
S. Cedar
Thomas J. Stephenson
Joe Stephenson
Rockwood Drive
Notice of Hearing on Probate of Will in Kansas
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas a hearing on the petition for probate of the will of Frances Isabella Sands aka Frances J Sands dated June 25 1960 is set for July 18 1968 at 10 00 a m in Ottawa Kansas. Virginia Hann niece heir at law legatee and devisee and executrix named in the will seeks admission to probate and appointment as Executrix. Defenses must be filed in the court by July 18 1968. Anderson Byrd attorneys Ottawa Kansas.
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State of
Kansas
Franklin County
Said
Frances I. Sands
Frances Isabella Sands
Frances J. Sands
Virginia Hann
Ottawa
Jackmans Attend Austin Workshop on Lake Mary Center
Mr and Mrs Art Jackman of rural Garnett travel to Austin Texas this week for a personnel administration and supervision workshop. The Lake Mary Center is a school planned to open near Paola early next year and this session covers its organization and staffing.
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Art Jackman
Garnett
Austin
Tex
Lake Mary Center
Paola
Weddings in color, Mickey photographer ad
A wedding photography advertisement by Mickey offers color services at 839 West Fifth. The note highlights wedding coverage and professional photography options.
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Mickey
West Franklin district meeting moved to July eighth
The regular monthly meeting of West Franklin Unified School District 287 is postponed from July 1 to July 8. A dance featuring Bob Moody and Band is announced, with Kenneth Toumberlin on steel. VFW event Saturday at 9:00 p.m. Members and guests invited. Adv.
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West Franklin Unified School District
Bob Moody
Kenneth Toumberlin
VFW
Ice Cream Social, Band Concert Planned at Pomona Park
Mrs Glen Nicholson of 317 Ash underwent surgery at the University of Kansas Medical Center and remains in room 245 East. A homemade ice cream social is set for Saturday at Pomona City Park, with serving starting 5 30 p m. The Pomona High School Band will perform followed by a 6 00 p m event.
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Glen Nicholson
Ash
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Pomona City Park
Pomona High School
Ottawa Junior Wranglers Meet at Franklin County Fairgrounds
The Ottawa Junior Wranglers will meet at 5 30 Monday afternoon at the Franklin County Fairgrounds. Members are instructed to bring their horses. A garage sale is advertised for Monday at 1420 S Main offering antiques and other items.
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Ottawa
S. Main
Franklin County Society Hosts Sunday Event
The Franklin County Historical Society hosted a Sunday gathering at Centennial Cabin and Depot Museum with Mrs. Paul Smith singing. Hosts included Miss Esther Garrison Miss Margaret Prunty and Mr. and Mrs. W B Smith welcoming attendees in the schoolroom.
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Franklin County Historical Society
Paul Smith
Centennial Cabin
Esther Garrison
Margaret Prunty
Depot Museum
W. B. Smith
Yard Sale at 131 East Third Garnett
A yard sale at 131 East Third Garnett runs Saturday June 29 from 9:00. Items include clothing dishes and toys.
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East Third
Garnett
Seaman Recruit Richard K. Brown Enlists for Navy Training
Seaman recruit Richard K. Brown age nineteen, son of Mrs. Charlotte R. Brown of 728 West Fifth, is undergoing nine weeks of basic training at the Naval Training Center in San Diego. He is learning naval customs, courtesies, organization, ordnance and gunnery, seamanship, damage control, first aid, swimming and survival, shipboard drills and sentry duty.
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Richard K. Brown
Charlotte R. Brown
W. 5Th
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Naval
Yard Sale Ad With Address and Families
A yard sale is advertised for Saturday at 134 Mapic featuring items from 3 families. Adv.
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Mapic
Ottawa Garden Club hears herbs talk by Mrs Wellington
The Ottawa Garden Club meets Monday evening in the First United Methodist Church dining room with speaker Mrs Robert B Wellington discussing herbs for garden and home. Roll call recalls items on 4th of July as men display floral arrangements on that theme. Tad Lincoln once invited street children to the White House for Christmas dinner, defying the cook's shooing attempt.
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Ottawa Garden Club
First United Methodist Church
Robert B. Wellington
Tad Lincoln
White House
Tad
Charismatic Revival Ventures Across Catholic Protestant Churches
A Dayton OH gathering reflects the growing Neo-Pentecostal movement spreading from Holiness circles to mainline Protestantism and Catholic groups. Dr Luther P Gerlach cites about four million adherents in the United States, with significant growth in Pentecostal denominations like Assemblies of God while mainline churches and Catholic communities increasingly participate through tongues, baptism of the Holy Spirit, and disciplined evangelism.
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George W. Cornell
Dayton
Ohio
Luther P. Gerlach
University of Minnesota
Gerlach
Assemblies of God
National Catholic Reporter
fResearch
Notre Dame
Ducquesne
Iowa State
Michigan State
Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship
Catholic Marist Fathers
Bergamo
No Slouching Hollywood Antiloitering Amendment Proposed
Hollywood city leaders push an amendment to the LA anti loitering law banning sitting lying or sleeping on streets or sidewalks. The measure aims to force homeless and roaming crowds to disperse, signaling a crackdown on visible street activity.
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Hollywood
Los Angeles
Hippie Arrests Rise in Yosemite Summer Wave
In Yosemite California AP reports 129 hippies arrested this season with 87 jailed Thursday on various charges. Their meadow campsite was confiscated as part of the crackdown.
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Yosemite, Calif
Yosemite National Park
KC To Honor Area Native Dr Harry M Gilkey Day
Mayor Ilus W Davis of Kansas City Missouri will honor Richmond born physician Dr Harry M Gilkey at a Sunday service in Loose Park. Gilkey a staff member at multiple Kansas City hospitals organized handicapped children camps at Swope Park and helped pass a milk pasteurization law. June 30 was proclaimed Dr Harry M Gilkey Day.
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Ilus W. Davis
Kansas City
Richmond
Loose Park
Harry M. Gilkey
Garnett
C. C. Gilkey
Gilkey
Research Hospital
St. Luke’s
St. Joseph's
Baptist Memorial
Mercy
Swope Park
Northwestern University
Davis
Classified Ad Pricing and Deadlines Policy
Classified ad terms outline per word rates by category including want ads display ads and lodge notices with emblem. Specifies deadlines 5 p m the day before publication and half day for Saturday time slots with minimums and frequency discounts and out of territory rates.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Jean Higbie
Glenn
City
Hau Nghia
North Vietnam
the Daily Report
David Elden Carlson
Sandra Ann Cook
Scott Payne
Deborah Kay Crockett
Graig Alan Cuddeback
N. Adams
Mass
Joanne Louise Paden
Jacksonville
Donald R. Sluder
Alexandria
Clyde J. Platt
Excelsior
Walter W. Morrow
Kan
Elsie G. Noe
Warren Noe
Gloria Strobel
M. J. Strobel
Police News
Ottawa Police Department
James Ralph Wallace
Hewitt M. Johnson
Alonzo H. Hysten
Oskaloosa
William E. Lang
William E
Bill
Lang
Santa Fe Hospital
Dengel and Son
Vassar
Santa Fe Railroad
Bridge and Building Department
Charles and
Ida (Deckwa) Lang
Osage
Franklin Counties
Lucille McCurdy
Pauline Plake
Quenemo
Princeton
Sunflower Ordnance Plant
Santa Fe
United Brethren Evangelical Church
Railroad Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Willard Rodgers
Louise Lang
S. Oak
George Lang
Clathe
Elsie McNeal
Albert Lang
Pueblo
Colo
Hospital
Ella Burlingham
Crestview Nursing Home
Daniel Wheeler
Dixie Ann Leach
S. Elm
Harley Blankenbecker
RFD
Jose Mora
King
Jack Nichols
Rowland Ferris
Louis Greaves
Sharon Green
Melinda Kirkland
Mulberry
Kathy Sheldon
Marie Chambers
Wellsville
Michael Pratt
Ottawa Rfd
Eddie Casteel
1641 S. Main
Nantes
Anderson & Byrd
Nat'l
Bank
Attys
Call Butler
S. Adv
Edward O’conner
Particie
Memoriam
Louis Lengel
Motu
Ottawa Herald
PET
Devoncote Kennels
Joe Towner
Ottawa, Kansas
Peculiar
Harrisonville
Foune
Elgin Watch
Scott Store
Ralph Shaffer
Homewood
Clinton Myer
Otasco
Vaughan
Crites Body Shop
General Services
Ironings
J. W. Taylor
Sleichter
Jim Edgecomb
Spring Hill
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