Marine CPL Dennis A. Michel Promoted in Okinawa
Marine Corporal Dennis A. Michel, son of Albert L. Michel of 628 Beech, received a promotion while serving with the 1st Tank Battalion of the 1st Marine Division at Camp Hansen, Okinawa. Ruth Reed, a teacher at Ottawa University, earned a Newspaper Fund Fellowship to join the scholastic journalism institute at the University of Kansas on June 7 17. Reed’s fellowship was announced by Dr Warren K Agee dean of the William Allen White School of Journalism at KU.
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Cpl
Dennis A. Michel
Albert L. Michel
Beech
1St Marine Division
Camp Hansen
Okinawa
Ruth Reed
Ottaewa
Ottawa University
Newsaper Fund
Scholastic Journalism Institute
University of Kansas
Miss Reed
Warren K. Agee
Willliam Allen White School of Journalism
Public Information
Everett Stark Opens Barber Shop on Main Street
Everett Stark begins barbering at 1542 South Main Street next to Brown's Howe in a new ad.
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Everett Stark
S. Main
Brown
Howe
Osage County Music Festival at Pomona High School
Eastern Section teams Quenes mo Melvern Lyndon and Pomona will perform in a vocal high school festival at Pomona High School auditorium Monday at 8 pm. The public is invited to attend.
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Osage County League
Pomona High School
Quenes Mo
Melvern
Lyndon
Pomona
Ottawa Garden Club Presents Mrs Earl Schmanke Guest Speaker
The Ottawa Garden Club invites members to an evening meeting with guest speaker Mrs Earl Schmanke, Garfield Garden Club president, discussing Organic Gardening. A 6:30 carry-in dinner precedes the program at the First Methodist Church dining room.
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Ottawa
Kane State University honors a fall semester scholars
Wits Pais Tuning Cat Hoan ADELL BRECHEISEN and Ruth Lee Worthington Garnett earned scholastic honors at Kane sas State University during the fall semester. To receive scholastic recognition a student must have earned at least a 5.30 grade point average on the 4.0 scale. STEVE JAMES Ottawa city engineer was elected one of three vice chairmen of the Professional Engineers in Government Section of the Kansas Engineering Society during the 58th annual meeting of the Society last week in Hutchinson. Garage Sale Sat. 10.2. Rosas Hebsburns 7th House North of KOFO Highway 59 Baby children and adult clothing Adv.
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Adell Brecheisen
Ruth Lee Worthington
Garnett
Kanesas State University
Steve James
Ottawa City
Kansas Engineering Society
Hutchinson
Rosas Hebsburn
Ottawa U honors James Anderson for Christian Faith studies
James Anderson of 206 E Blackhawk earned course honors in Christian Faith during Ottawa University first semester. As a senior he completed a special research report titled The Person of Christ. Honor students conduct extra studies alongside regular coursework.
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James Anderson
E. Blackhawk
Ottawa University
Anderson
Christ
Kansas State student active on Union committees
R Gordon Bruce of 1209 S Hickory is among about 350 Kansas State University students continuing work in the second semester on ten Union committees. Bruce, a senior mathematics major, serves on the Union Campus entertainment committee and is a member of Alpha Pi Omega.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Gordon Bruce
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Bruce
R. R. Bruce
Hickory
Alpha Pi Omega
KU Senior John Crowell Appears in Rock Chalk Revue Skit
John Crowell a University of Kansas senior son of Mr and Mrs C S Crowell of 8175 Poplar is listed as a chorus member in the Beta Theta Pi Gamma Phi Beta skit for the Rock Chalk Revue satirical show to be presented this weekend at KU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crowell
University of Kansas
C. S. Crowell
Poplar
Bicycle stolen in neighborhood report
Mrs Gerald Morris of 315 E. H. reported to police the loss of a 26 inch metallic red bicycle with silver fenders and white grips. The bike is believed to have been taken Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Morris
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals List
Admissions include Mrs Elmo Shepherd at 606 E 11th Russell E Messinger at 903 E 7th Mrs Nelson Peed at 619 Ash. Thursday entries route. Randy Potter Ottawa RFD 4 Friday. Dismissals show Michael Cromwell Wellsville Thursday Roger Mencdell 414 Ash Fred Lutz Ottawas wa RFD 2 Mrs Clifford Gib son Ottawa RFD 2 Earl Caldwell Wellsville Mrs Warren Curtis 309 E 2nd Mrs Ronald Sims Richmond Mrs Michael Henry and son 1219 E Main Friday.
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Elmo Shepherd
Russell E. Messinger
Nelson Peed
Randy Potter
Ottawa
RFD
Michael Cromwell
Wellseville
Roger Mencdell
Ash
Fred Lutz
Ottaswa
Clifford Gibson
Ottawa Rfd
Earl Caldwell
Wellsville
Warren Curtis
Roneald Sims
Richmond
Mischael Henry
Lindsay Seeks New City Taxes to Save New York
Mayor John V. Lindsay urged a $520 million annual tax raise to avert paralysis and decay in New York City. He asked the Legislature to permit personal and business income taxes, plus a stock transfer tax, with transit reform tied to higher fares. Opposition surfaced in Albany and City Council over timing and methods.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Albany
Republican Party
Angkly
New York Stock Exchange
New Jersey
George Swetnick
Brooklyn
New York City
Senate
Earl W. Brydges
Assembly
Petery B. Duryea
Funeral Services for Mrs Clara Mignot in Wellsville
Funeral services for Mrs Clara Mignot a well known long time Wellsville resident who died yesterday will be held Saturday afternoon at 1 3 o clock at the mortuary with Rev Gayle Bender officiating. Interment will be at Wellsville Cemetery.
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Mignot
Clara Mignot
Wellsville
Gayle Bender
Wellsville Cemetery
City of Ottawa invites bids for 1966 paving project
Sealed proposals for reinforced concrete pavement on the 1966 paving project in Ottawa Kansas will be accepted until March 16 1966 at 7 00 pm. The project covers about 25000 square yards of 6 1 inch thick pavement with 3 inch curb on a 3 inch subbase and 1400 linear feet of storm sewer piping. Bid bonds required. The city reserves right to reject bids and waive technicalities.
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City OF
Ottawa
Kansas
Kansas Bank Or Trust Company
Franklin County
W. E. Gilliland
State of
Harry Gilliland
Local Classified Ads for Ottawa Kansas Area
Franklin County sales and farm auctions listed with locations North Ottawa Highway 59 MAR 11 to MAR 24 including Mrs Ed Reekie Gene Red Ivan Barrett Claude Beeks Printy and Son auctions at Printy's Auction House 1136 N Main Ottawa Pomona and Council Grove Livestock Auction details with times and items such as cattle machinery and hydraulic JACK 5 ton per 100 ft $6.25 USA made.
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Ed Reekie
Pomona
Gene Red
Ottawa
Ivan Barrett
Heresford
South Waverly
Kan
Claude Beeks
Baldewin
Kansas
USA
Gambles Wins Second Award for OHS Senior Scholarship
The Ottawa Gambles store secured a $350 scholarship for an OHS senior through sales director Fred Hermreck. Richard Walker said Hermreck earns the award for the second year after competing with over 100 other directors in 24 states during October. The scholarship honors a graduating senior with strong scholastic record and salesmanship demonstrated in part time work or school projects.
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Ottawa Gambles
OHS
Fred Hermreck
Ottawa
Richard Walker
Hermreck
Donald Pesters
Emporia State College
Police News From Tascoma to Main Street
Police reports list Elsie Mae Larsen 46 Tascoma Washington pleaded guilty to vague fancy and received a jail sentence. Bobby D. Merscham 28 Willowa cited for speeding 50 in a 30 mph zone posted $20 bond. Robert M. Angrig 41 Maple cited for speeding 40 in a 30 mph zone. Bryan M. Monroe 22 Garnett cited for speeding 40 in a 30 mph zone posted $10 bond.
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Elsie Mae Larsen
Tascoma
Wash
Bobby D. Merscham
Willw
South Main
Robert M. Anrig
S. Maple
West Tenth
Bryan M. Monroe
Garenett
Harkins Boy Pleads Innocent in County Court
Charles Harkins of Pomona pleaded innocent to petty larceny charges in county court. He is accused of stealing two radiators on January 24 from Cotton Burgoon’s residence, owned by Keith Jamison and Leon Burgoon. Trial set for March 11 at 10 a.m. after posting a $200 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harkins
Pomona
Harkins
Keith Jamison
Leon Burgoon
Cotton Burgoon
Death of Mrs Clara Mignot at 84 in Wellsville area
Mrs Clara Mignot 84 of Wells ville RFD 1 died at 10 20 am March 3 at Cedar House Nursing Home where she had lived since 1960 in ill health since 1956 She was born Jan 8 1882 in Eudora and married Lucien Mignot on April 20 1904 at Lawrence Surviving are husband two sons Emery and Ralph one daughter Helen Bell six grandchildren 14 great grandchildren two brothers four sisters and other relatives Funeral 1 30 pm Saturday at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Rev Gayle Bender officiating Burial in Wellsville Cemetery
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Clara Mignot
Wellsville
Helen Bell
Baldwin Rfd
John Breecheisen
Ottawa
Phillip Breecheisen
Eudora
Katherine Meeder
Yankton
S. D
Lena Oberst
Alma Oberst
Fall City
Neb
Emma Johnson
Funerals for Gary Lee Ball and Mary Ann Schmitt Held
Services for Gary Lee Ball who died March 1 were held March 3 at the Towner Chapel with Rev. Charles P. Knight officiating. Burial followed in Highland. Graveside services for Mary Ann Schmitt who died Feb. 27 were March 3 at Mount Calvary Cemetery Ottawa with Father Lawrence Kelley in charge. Relatives met at Lamb Funeral Home. Legion of Mary conducted rosary.
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Gary Lee Ball
Towner Chapel
Charles PP
Knight
Don McKay
David Hood
C. A. Novak
Herbert Bishop
Willard Mitchell
Robert Holderman
J. M. Kilgore
Highland Cemetery
Mary A. Schmitt
Mary Ann Schmitt
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Ottawa
Lawrence Kelley
Lamb Funeral Home
Legion of Mary of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Voter Registration Notice for Ottawa Kansas Primary
Last named date at 9 Oclock p.m. for registering to vote in the Ottawa Kansas City Primary on March 22, 1966. New voters must register if 21 or older, Kansas resident six months, city ward thirty days. Prior registrants who skipped the November 1964 election must re register. Report to City Hall in person. special arrangements for sick, disabled, or absentees.
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Ottawa
Kansas
State of
Novemeber
Kan Sas
Donald R. Capper
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Wits Pais
King
Nyc
Louis Jengel
Jon Mortuary
Finance and Revenue
Donald L. White
Ottawa, Kansas
Elva M. Simrock
Clifford R
Hobbs
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Mar
Earl Gorton
Princeton
Ottawa Herald
Elsie M. Latiemer
Paul B. Adams
Lane Latimer
Paul Latimer
Simpson Therm
Mentify
R.C
Roy H. Bickerstaff
Davis Paint Store
Wanda Ford
Orange
Baldwin
Budge’s
Ape
Glenn Miller
Willis Nursery Co
Rankins Cabinet
Gardner, Kansas
Leenexa
Vernon Bear
Kansas Telephone Company
Avon
Emerald
Lawerence
General Services
Stronings
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
Main
Ins
Gene Powell
J. W. Taylor
Topeka
Capitol
Jack Nelson
Council Grove
Osage City
Standard Rendering Co
Brady
Fred Moore
Harold Stewart Gen
Bill
Glenn Doerr
Bird Houses
Crouse Cabinet
East Ltd
Franklin Co
Walker, Rantoul
Howard L. Johnson
KC Mo
Regent
Allis Chalmers
Harold Sawyer
Wellsaville
JD van Brunt
Mell
Mem Pft
Imp
Coffman Blacksmith and Welding Service
Town & Country Supply
New Veterinary Supply Department
Clarence Niehaus
Williamsburg
C. W. Robe
E. A. Johnston
Roberts Bros
N. Williamsburg
Ph. RI
Misc
Tony Lama Boots
Paine
Studio Girl Cosmetics
NEW
Red Ball Jets
New Spring
Red Cross
Paine’s
West Baldwin
Edward Eckman
Vinland
Gambles
Police News
Joe Towner
N. Main
MOG Trurten
Scott
Towner’s Chapel
Jesse D. Scott
Highland
Jok
Cowner
Clapel
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