Ottawa area club meeting and public notices brief
The Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club meets Monday at 7 30 p m in Anchor Savings Building basement with a buy sell and trade session on coins and miscellany. Also listed are Local income tax and Social Security services appointments, a drainage election March 5 at a polling site 314 miles southwest of Ottawa, missionaries to Brazil speaking Sunday evening at Calgary Baptist Church, a VFW mixed sale on March 6 at Old Peoples Building with bake sale and other items.
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Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club
Anchor Saveings
Ray B. Smith
Ottawa
Adv
Lewis Mae Clain
Brazil
Calegary Baptist Church
ROTC Band Joins Mardi Gras Parades in New Orleans
Steve Bell and 27 other Pittsburg State ROTC band members traveled from Ottawa RFD 4 to New Orleans to perform in three Mardi Gras parades Knights of Hermes Krewe of Tris and Krewe of Venus This marks the sixth straight invitation for the College ROTC Band to participate in Mardi Gras events.
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Steve Bell
F. E. Bell
Ottawa
RFD
Pittsburg State
New Orleans
Knights of Hermes
Krewe
Tris
Indpendence Junior College honor list and local events
Franklin Sheldon and Bate ry Showalter sophi omores on the Independence Junior College honor roll. Sweet Adeline Show at the Aud on March 2 at 8 00 PM with prices 1 50 and 2 00 for reserved seats. Betty Flora Caro Mustain and Cynthia Smith enrolled in St Luke's Hospital School of Nursing in Kansas City Missouri. Johnny Mack's Orchestra dance at VFW Hall March 2. Alice Kaiser and Jan Beemer named to a Special committee to improve nursing home operation in southeast Kansas. Oak Lodge Night Club opens nightly with a lively dance floor for all ages over 18.
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Betty Flora
Caro Mustain
Cynthia Smith
Otetawa Area
St. Luke’s Hospital School of
Kansas City, Mo
Alice Kaiser
Jan Beemer
Franklin County Welfare Deepartment
Kansas
Oak Lodge
Greensboro man sought on fugitive harboring and theft charges
Earl G. Kirkman of Greensboro is wanted on a fugitive from justice warrant for harboring an escapee and on charges of buying and receiving stolen goods.
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Greensboro, N.C
Earl G. Kirkman
Greensboro
Johnson touts nonpolitical trip as Dems return to fold
President Johnson told a Beaumont audience that Democratic strays will rejoin the fold once the party's presidential nominee is chosen. He defended Vietnam policy and praised Saigon, while noting a space program cut and a new Lockheed C5A jet rollout in Marietta.
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Beaumont
Tex
Johnson
Vietnam
Jack Brooks
Marietta
Lockheed Georgia Co
White House
Houston
Manned Space Flight Center
B52s Active Also DMZ Scene Of Heavy Battles
Allied forces hit both ends of South Vietnam's northern frontier with heavy fighting and air strikes. U S B52s and fighter bombers pounded North Vietnamese troops near Khe Sanh as 330 enemy soldiers were reported killed. US Marines and South Vietnamese rangers clashed near the Cua Viet River, with 36 Communists and 22 Marines killed and 87 Marines wounded in a day of combat. Highways and Haiphong bridge targets were hit in Haiphong and Hanoi region air raids amid ongoing efforts to ease pressure on Quang Tri and keep Highway 1 open.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Khe Sanh
U.S
Picots
Sron
Cua Viet River
Cua Viet
Quang Tri
da Nang
Delta
Con Thien
North Vietnam
Alle Weather Navy AG
Truders
Haiphong
Red River
Hanoi
Primary Election Notice for Ottawa Kansas March 19 1968
Notice states a primary election will be held in Ottawa Kansas on Tuesday March 19 1968 to nominate candidates for city offices. It lists the mayoral race and names Donald R Capper as City Clerk.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Deaths Mrs Minnie B Matteson 100 in Long Beach
Mrs Minnie B Matteson 100 longtime Ottawa native died at home in Long Beach California after a two year decline in health. She moved to California in 1924 from Ottawa and was a Methodist. Surviving daughter Faye Matteson and brother Will E Scott are noted along with other relatives. Graveside services planned at Highland Cemetery after a Lambe Roberts service in Ottawa.
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Minnie B. Matteson
Long Beach
Calif
Ottawa
Lambe Roberts Feneral
Higheland Cemetery
Garland Bohn
Matteson
le Loup
Samuel S
Florence (Hester) Scott
Julius B. Matteson
California
Faye Matteson
Will E. Scott
Wellsville
Walter J. F. Lebien
Walter J. F. Lee Bien
Zion Lutheran Church
Vassar
Stormont - Vail Hospital
Topeka
Herkimer
Kan
Zion Lutheran Cemetery
Shaffer
Feltner
Lyndon
LeBien
Lincoln
Bertha
Joan Fischer
Dallas
Della Winger
Coventry
England
Ernest LeBien
Randolph LeBien
Branchland
W. Va
Big Spender Benjamin Marin sues for divorce and annulments
Los Angeles AP report states Benjamin Garcia Marin, convicted of bigamy, seeks divorce from Jennie and annulment of six marriages postdating their 1947 union. Marin, a 49 year old truck driver, was ordered during probation to clear his marriage records.
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Los Angeles
Benjamin Garcia Marin
Jennie
Marin
Its A Job in Miami as Teachers Seek Film Work
A 20th Century-Fox spokesman says 206 striking Miami public school teachers have registered to work as extras in The Lady in Cement starring Frank Sinatra. Most will be used in a segment to be filmed Tuesday at a Miami race track.
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Miami
Fla
20Th Century-Fox
Cement
Frank Sinatra
Striking Teachers Not Yet Ready To Quit
The two major strikes show no quick settlement as a compromise plan for Florida teachers falls apart defying a court ban. In Pittsburgh teachers threaten full picketing Monday while San Francisco mediators begin work on strike issues following a high school incident. Florida officials oppose Floyd Christian's plan for county level bargaining as Gov. Kirk calls the move a sell-out and weighs vetoing education funding. An FEA official seeks NA E involvement to move teachers to other states.
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Associated Press
Florida
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Joseph Aloto
Tallahassee
Fla
Floyd Christian
State Board of Education
Christian
Claude Kirk
Florida Education Association
Kirk
FEA
National Education Association
Classified Ads and Lodge Notices From Local Newspaper
Classified rates and deadlines lead this notice section followed by a Lodge notices item for Retta Conclave No. 80TK. The piece lists per word and per line rates, discounts, and a sample lodge meeting with emblems and officers, then a family thanks message and a small Did You Know promotion about Gamble Store accounts and Aldens catalog linkage.
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Aldens
Marie
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N. Main
South Kansas State Bank
Fred Morrow
Logan
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
W.G
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Tomlinson
VFW Mixedeup Sale
Wed
Old Peoples Bk
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Violets
Willliamsburg
Winsburg
Ottawa Wildlife
Franklin Sheldon
Batery Showalter
Independence
Johnny Mack
VFW Hall
Brooks
Congress
Space Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Lyle Turner
Kansas State
University of Minnesota
DMZ
Antwerp
Belgium
Paranagua
Donald R. Capper
the Daily Report
Kansas City
Annabelle Platt
S. Mulberry
Fourteenth and Main
Michael D. Robinson
Olive
Randall R. Platt
Mulberry
Robinson
Homer G
Teter JR
Rex M
Hines
Walnut
Sharon A
Cain
Betty J. Kneedler
Ottawa Rfd
Randy Altic
S. Oak
Ralph Turner
Peter Kuhn
E. Logan
Maude Hackett
Williamsburg
Jerry Moyer
S. Poplar
Margaret McKinley
Willa Spencer
Williamseburg
Randy Attic
Maramec Springs
St. James
Missouri Conservation
Big Spender
Louis Lengel
Jon Mortuary
Lamb-Roberts
Lodge
Retta
Marilyn Talbott
W.c
Lola Sellers
Secy
Elmer Caylor
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