Local News Briefs Ottawa Club Picnic Friends Forest Park
The Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club will hold its picnic at Forest Park shelter Sunday at 4 p.m. Members should bring a salad or dessert and their own table service. A separate item notes Promenaders Ice Cream Social and Square Dance on June 28 at the Armory with serving at 6 p.m. and dancing at 8 p.m. Homemade ice cream and cake offered. Grant Carey of Princeton has been transferred from Ransom Memorial Hospital to the VA Hospital in Topeka.
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Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club
Forest Park Shelter
the Armory
Adv
Grant Carey
Princeton
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Topeka
Eagles Lodge Dance Saturday With Dewey Richardson Band
Eagle Lodge hosts a Saturday evening dance at 9 30 featuring the Dewey Richardson Band with advance tickets available.
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Eagles Lodge
Dewey Richardson
Social Security Agent to Visit Kansas City Youth Center
R. M. Francis, Social Security Field Representative, Kansas City Kansas District, will be at the Youth Center located at 115 West 4th Street on Wednesday from 9 a.m. to noon. Individuals seeking to file for benefits or handle Social Security business should meet him then.
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4Th St
Dance at VFW Hall features Johnny Smith and Western Strings
A Saturday night event at the VFW Hall invites dance enthusiasts to enjoy live country music led by Johnny Smith with his Western Strings. Advised arrival time is 9 p.m. with admission details not provided.
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VFW Hall
Johnny Smith
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Southwest Baptist College Enrolls New Summer Students
ROSANE MARIE Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs Gilbert F Martin 823 S Willow is among new students enrolled for the summer session at Southwest Baptist College Bolivar Missouri.
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Gilbert F. Martin
S. Willow
Southwest Baptist College
Bolivar, Mo
Kenneth Toumberlin and Country Playboys at Red Barn
Kenneth Toumberlin and the Country Playboys perform Friday and Saturday nights at the Red Barn with admission details listed in the advance notice.
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Red Barn
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Miss Nancy Curry Publishes Fencing Book
Miss Nancy Ul Curry daughter of Mr and Mrs James Curry 909 N Hickory and a Southwest Missouri State College faculty member writes a book titled Fencing The volume covers basic skills movement patterns and historical fencing facts edited by John Hall USC and part of the Goodyear Physical Activities Series Curry is Ottawa High School graduate with B S and M S from Kansas State Teachers College Emporia
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James Curry
Hickory
Southwest Missouri State College
John Hall
University of Southern California
Goodyear
Ottawa High School
Curry
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
H. D. Smith Patient at Topeka Veterans Hospital
H D Smith of 710 Ash is listed as a patient at the Veterans Hospital in Topeka with room 14A noted.
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Ash
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Topeka
Lt Col Noll Joins Alabama Chicken Cooking Contest
Lt Col Robert J. Noll of Ft. McClellan Alabama faces a tougher battle Saturday as he competes against four housewives in the Alabama chicken cooking contest. He is the first man to win a district elimination and earn a berth in the annual event staged by the Alabama Poultry Industry Association.
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David H. Johnston
S. Maple
Alabama
Alabama Poultry Industry Association
Robert J. Noll
Accidents Report From Ottawa Police Briefs in Wellsville
The Daily Report records a Friday accident at 15th and Cedar where Lloyd Riley, 77, was charged with failure to yield and leaving the scene after Willard Ogle, 35, struck Riley’s car. Chalenders, a passenger, sustained injuries. Also noted are additional injuries, admissions, dismissals, births, emergencies, and a Kansas cattle and livestock market summary.
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N. Mulberry
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Riley
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Floy Chalenders
Riley Auto
Chalenders
Willard Ogle
South Main
Thelma M. Seek
Kansas City
Helen V. Durbin
Willow
Durbin
Main
Seek
Freda L. Harris
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Powhattan
Poplar
Harris
Randy E. Daniels
Lawrence
Daniels
Ray Evans
Rantoul
Robert L. Anderson
Anderson
East Rock Creek Road
Evans
Ottawa police report two DUI charges and a stop light case
CARL J. YOHE, 57, 135 S. Oak, charged with driving while intoxicated and careless driving. Bond set at $250. Yohe jailed. JOHN W. HOUSTON, rural Ottawa, charged with disregard of barricade. bond not set. REX E. FOLTZ, Princeton, charged with running a stop light and careless. Weather Elsewhere.
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Carl J. Yohe
S. Oak
Yohe
John W. Houston
Rex E. Foltz
Princeton
Score One For Patronage
Washington AP The Republican National Committee gains an enlarged role in dispensing patronage to curb a major rank and file complaint that the Nixon administration has been slow to distribute government jobs among party members. The committee will forward names to the White House for consideration. Elly Peterson will run the patronage division handling government board and commission appointments.
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Republican National Committee
White House
Harry Dent
Nixon
Dent
Commerce
Maurice Stans
GOP
Elly Peterson
Dance director leads massive youth conference show
Salt Lake City AP report profiles Rulon B. Stanfield an efficiency expert who, without lessons, will direct a 9000 spectator, 3 performance halftime program at the University of Utah stadium. He choreographs a thousand volunteers across the country for the church event There’s Nothing Like a Girl, using only one rehearsal. He has six daughters.
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Salt Lake City
Rulon B. Stanfield
Mormon
University of Utah
Stanfield
United Fund Drive
Utah
Ruby
Ogden
Janitors Workshop Held Here in Ottawa High School
More than 190 East Central Kansas high school janitors completed a three day workshop at Ottawa High School led by J. W. Truax. The event was sponsored by Emporia State Teachers College and the State Board of Vocational Education with Hugh Bryan addressing the retirement program for school janitors. Truax described the janitor’s role as creating the best learning environment through ventilation, cleanliness, and lighting as he concludes after 14 years of statewide workshops. Starting fall, Truax will teach at Emporia State.
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Ottawa High School
J. W. Truax
Emporia State Teachers College
The
State Board of Vocational Education
Hugh Bryan
Kansas School Retirement System
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Truax
Emporia State
Monkey Pace for 30 Day Space Flight
A 14 pound Thai monkey named Benny will ride a Delta rocket from Cape Kennedy at 11 10 p m EDT to begin the longest space voyage for a living creature. He will orbit 30 days in a flying lab testing memory in weightless conditions while onboard instruments relay brain and heart data.
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Fila
Benny
Thailand
Earth
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Michael Collins
Argentine Journalist Union Leader Killed Amid Protest
A former leader of the Argentine Journalists Union, Emilio Mariano Jauregui, died Friday night in a deadly clash during protests against Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller's upcoming visit to Argentina. A policeman was wounded in the demonstrations as security bands tried to quell the unrest.
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Buenos Aires
Argentine Journalists Union
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Argentina
Emilio Mariano Jauregui
Notice of Hearing in Murphy Estate Sale Case No 11858
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas a hearing is set on July 7 1969 at 9:00 a.m. for the sale of Lots 21 23 25 and 27 in Block 2 University Addition Ottawa Kansas to pay debts and expenses of administration. Robert L Pinet administrator filed the petition. Defenses must be written and filed in Ottawa Kansas. Gleason and Pinet attorneys for the administrator Suite 10 Professional Building Ottawa 66067.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Leslie H. Murphy
State of Kansas
Robert L. Pinet
University
Ottawa
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