Eight Pay Fines In County Court
Eight persons appeared in County Court with fines and costs totaling varied amounts. James Ellis Hally paid 166 for improper registration and driving on suspended California and Kansas licenses. Ralph Weiderholt, Princeton, and James Frey, Quenemo, paid 11 each for running stop signs. Thomas Cannady, Princeton, 26 for speeding. Leland Vernold, Slater Mo, 10 for failure to keep current daily log. Kenneth Heinitz, 1111 N Sycamore, 11 for no current license tag or registration. James Young, 1445 Elm, 21 for failing to control speed to avoid an accident. Robert L. Darden, Louisburg, 36 for speeding.
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James Ellis Hally
1St
California
Kansas
Ralph Weiderholt
Princeton
James Frey
Quenemo
Thomas Cannady
Leland Vernold
Slater
KCC
Kenneth Heinitz
N. Sycamore
James Young
Elm
Robert L. Darden
Louisburg
OU Paintings In Competition
Five Ottawa University students had works accepted for the Baptist Collegiate Art Competition. The exhibit will tour coast to coast in 1964 1965. Jack Walworth of Ottawa contributed Bridges Viaducts and Sunset. Other entries include 20th Century Man by Carol Ann Nickles Olean New York City View by Wenda Edwards Covina California Kansas Landscape by Jerry Choate Fredonia and Impression of Spring by June Arima Denver.
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Ottawa University
Jack Walworth
Ottawa
Carol Ann Nickles
Olean
N. Y
Wenda Edwards
Covina
Calif
Kansas
Jerry Choate
Fredonia
June Arima
Denever
New Hampshire Voters Face Sweepstakes Ballot Issue
State backed sweepstakes heads to vote as NH voters decide if sweepstakes tickets may be sold in towns. Gov. King urges yes. a wide margin expected. Tickets cost 3 dollars at race tracks and liquor stores in eligible towns. First drawing set for Sept 12 at Rockingham Park with 4 million expected for schools. Prizes include 100000 for winner, 50000 for second, 25000 for third and numerous other prizes.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
John W. King
Rockingham Park
Five Day Weather Forecast for Missouri and Kansas
Missouri forecast shows temperatures 5 to 10 degrees below normal in the northwest and 3 to 8 below elsewhere through Wednesday with a colder weekend and gradual midweek warming. Normal lows 22 to 30s in the northwest and upper 30s in the south. highs mid 40s north to mid 50s south. Precipitation 0.5 to 0.75 inch in the northwest as rain or snow, and 0.5 to 1 inch elsewhere as showers. Kansas outlook runs 5 to 10 degrees below seasonal norms east and 8 to 12 below west through Wednesday with a colder weekend and midweek warmup. Normal lows 30s southeast to 20s elsewhere. highs around 50s east and south and 40s elsewhere. Snow west, rain or snow east, 0.5 to 0.75 inch weekend and midweek.
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Missouri
Kansas
Notice of Hearings in Two Kansas Probate Estates
First published notices in Franklin County Kansas announce hearings in the estates of Ida McDonald Brown and Clifford Lyman. William O Cain executor seeks final accounting heirs and distribution. Seldon Ray Lyman administrator seeks sale of Lots 59 61 and 63 in Maxsons Addition Ottawa. Court in Ottawa Kansas set defenses due by March 28 and March 23 1964 respectively. attorneys Anderson Byrd and Robert L Pinet appear.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Srini
Ida McDonald Brown
William O. Cain
Ottawa
Kansas
Seldon Ray Lyman
Clifford Lyman
Maxson
City of
Anderson & Byrd Attorneys
Robert L. Pinet
KC Markets Update on Egg Prices in Kansas City
KC Markets reports consumer eggs for large grade A at 27.31 per dozen, wholesale large eggs at 80 percent grade A 30.33. Other egg categories remain unchanged as of the market bulletin.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Daily Market Summary Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Kansas City AP market report shows cattle 200 head and sheep 25 head insufficient for testing. Hogs 2,500 with barrows and gilts up 25 to 50 cents and sows steady. barrows and gilts 190 to 250 pounds bring 14.75 to 15.50.
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Kansas City
More Room Or More Clothes At Winnipeg Night Spots
Manitoba Liquor Control Board orders night-spots to give scantily clad waitresses more space or require more clothing. Spokesman targets slappers and pinchers. Deadline March 1. Three Winnipeg venues have added clothing rather than expanding floor space from 12 to 14 square feet per customer.
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Winnipeg, Man
Manitoba Liquor Control, Board
Winnipeg
Ottawa Chamber Plans Spring Promotions and Closings
The Ottawa Chamber committee voted to ask merchants to close from 1 to 2 p m on March 27 for Holy Week services at First Methodist Church. They set March 1921 for Suddenly Its Spring promotion and appointed Lee Hysom of J C Penney as promotion chair for the Miss Ottawa pageant May 9 with Miss America 1963 attending. They planned a Vacation Value Days promotion in June and August 26 for a Sidewalk Bazaar. Pomona Dam dedication Sept 5 promotion approved. Robert Whitacre of Scotts elected committee chairman and Lee Shelden of Shelden's Men’s Wear co chair.
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Mittee
Chamber of. Commerce
Ministerial Alliance
First Methodist
Lee Hysom
J. C. Penney’s
Reed Will Tour Washington
Ottawa High School junior Gerald Reed joins an entourage April 3 for a 10 day study tour of Washington Philadelphia and the United Nations with Methodist youth. All participants are high school seniors or juniors and Reed focuses on North and South Korea.
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Gerald Reed
Ottawa
Methodist
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
United Nations
Gerald
North
South Korea
Bethany Church Replaces Historic Pews With New Oak Seats
The Bethany Chapel Baptist Church at 121 S. Poplar replaced pews dated 1915 on March 4 with new oak pews. Older pews will be sent to the Kansas Missionary Baptist State Camp in Toronto. The pews’ dedication is set for Sunday April 5 by Reverend Stacy Hopkins.
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Bethany Chapel Baptist Church
S. Poplar
Mary
Kansas Missionary Baptist State Camp
Toronto
Stacy Hopkins
Pearl Edwards
William Roberts
Joe Wakefield
Charles C. Williams
Window
Lewis
Hopkins
Denture compliments spark a honesty dilemma
A reader asks if they should reveal they wear dentures after receiving frequent compliments on their teeth. The advice suggests accepting the truth but explains how to handle praise while avoiding deceit.
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Chessie
Chess
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