Ottawa U elects Rick Winchester secretary treasurer
Rick Winchester was elected secretary treasurer of the Tau Beta Gamma social club at Ottawa University. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Winchester, 405 E 12th. Farmers urged to attend the March 16 chemical meeting at Ottawa Tractor & Implement. Julia Callahan of Baldwin to portray Mrs Phcyphin in KU Theater production of The Bedbug with showings March 11 12 and 18 19. Connie McClure, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert McClure of Richmond, initiated into Clovia at Kansas State University, a cooperative house for former 4 H Club girls.
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Rick Winchester
Tau Beta Gamma
Ottawa University
Robert Winchester
Ottawa
Julia Callahan
Baldwin
Connie McClure
Herbert MaClure
Richmond
Clovia
Kansas State University
KK. State
Miss McClure
Loss Of Leg No Crisis For Actor Flippen
Hollywood AP reports Jay C Flippen, famed for rugged Western roles, returned to The Virginian after a right leg amputation from gangrene. A period wheelchair aided his performance in Wolves in Front Jackals Behind, airing March 29 on NBC.
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Hollywood
Jay C. Flippen
Flippen
The
Little Rock
Ark
Veterans of World War I Meeting with Dinner
Veterans of World War I will meet at 6 30 p m March 14 for a covered dish dinner in the basement of the Memorial Auditorium. The evening will include slides as entertainment. Pomona City Ordinance No 237 requires dog vaccination certificates for dog tags on sale April 1 at City Clerk. City will strictly enforce leash and confinement rules for dogs. Vivian K Eichinger City Clerk
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Memorial Auditorium
Veterans of
Adv
Pomona
Vivian K. Eichinger
KC Markets Kansas City eggs and cattle prices drop
AP market report lists egg prices for large and medium categories and wholesale eggs and butter unchanged. Cattle tally 2,000 with steers steady to 25 lower and prices for choice steers 28.00 29.00, heifers 28.25, cows 18.00 20.00, feeder steers 26.00 28.00. Hogs 3,500 with barrows and gilts 25 75 lower, sows 1.00 2.5 lower, sows 22.25 23.00. Sheep 800 with lambs steady, primes 27.00 50 and ewes 8.00 9.00.
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Kansas City
Mosquitoes Bad News In Asia
An Atlanta AP report quotes a consultant to the U S surgeon general calling the malaria mosquito a sneakier enemy than the Viet Cong, signaling heightened concern over disease spread in Asia amid wartime conditions.
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Asia
Atlanta, Ga
U.S
Cars Smash In Alley
Two cars collided in the 300 block alley west of Main Street on Tuesday afternoon. Driver Elizabeth A. Butler, 17, backed from a garage with the south wall blocking her view. David L. Als tic, 19, 808 S.Oak, driving a 1961 Ford, was northbound. his car was struck on the right side. Estimated damages: $75 to the Corvair and $100 to the Ford. No injuries reported.
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Main Street
Elizabeth A. Butler
Willow
David L. Alstic
S.oak
Ford
Wellsville Buys Radar Unit for Traffic Control
Wellsville officials approved purchase of a complete radar unit from Ottawa to aid patrols in enforcing traffic limits. The unit will be used once warning signs are installed. At the Feb 24 meeting, Mayor Howell Lusk appointed a swimming pool supervision committee: Scott Moherman, Bill Warnock, and Dr. Charles Rogers.
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Wellsville
Ottawa
Howell Lusk
Scott Moherman
Bill Warnock
Charles Rogers
Funeral services for Archie W Turner 80 Ottawa widow
Funeral services for Archie W Turner aged 80 of 902 King were held Wednesday at Towner's Funeral Chapel with Rev. Charles P Knight officiating. Casket bearers included Lewis Turner Ralph Turner Harold Slown Melvin Mapes Richard Turner and Tom Cartwright. Burial followed in Grace Lawn Cemetery Howard with Rev Ralph Olsen officiating. Members of Ottawa University faculty the Ottawa Soroptimist Club and the Ottawa Branch of the American Association of University Women attended.
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Archie W. Turner
King
Towner’s Funeral
Charles P. Knight
Lewis Turner
Ralph Turner
Harold Slown
Melvin Mapes
Richard Turner
Tom Cartwright
J. M. Kilgore
Don Langer
Ottawa University
Ottawa Soroptimist Club
Ottawa
American Associa
University Women
Grace Lawn Cemetery
Howard
Ralph Olsen
First Baptist Church
Obituary for Nels A Olson Services held in Chicago
Nels A Olson died March 4 with services March 5 at Lamb Funeral Home led by Rev Leopold H Hoppe. Mrs Bruce Spears played organ. Burial March 7 at Oak Woods Cemetery Chicago with graveside rites by Rev Alberto F Peters of St Margaret Episcopal Church Chicago.
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Nels A. Olson
Lamb Funeral
Leopold H. Hoppe
Bruce Spears
Oak Woods Cemetery
Chicago
Alberto F. Peters
St. Margaret Episcopal Church
Miss Nelle Buchanan Rites Held After Death
Services for Miss Nelle Buchanan, who died March 5, were held March 8 at Lamb Funeral Home with Dr. Andrew B. Martin officiating assisted by Dr. Charles C. Anderson. Pallbearers included Glen A. Hayward Clarence W. Hegberg Edgar D. Kerr E. G. Dick Dr. W. D. Bemmels and Dr. Emory J. McKenzie. Mrs. Bruce Spears played organ.
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Nelle Buchanan
Lamb Feneral
Andrew B. Maretin
Charles Cc. Anderson
Glen A. Hayward
Clarence W. Hegberg
Edgar D. Kerr
E. G. Dick
W. D. Bemmels
Emory J. McKenzie
Bruce Spears
Cook Files Suit Against Driver
Kenneth Cook, Belleville, acting as parent of his year old son John E. Cook, filed a $5,717.81 damage suit in District Court on March 2 against Terry L. Lay and W. J. Lay of 907 S. Sycamore. The suit alleges negligence in a June 14, 1964 automobile crash at Fourth and Hickory and seeks 717.81 for car repair and rental costs plus 5,000 for medical expenses for his son who had a broken arm. Lay and son have 20 days to answer after summons.
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Cook
Terry L. Lay
W. J. Lay
S. Sycamore
Lay
Fourth
Hickory
Williamsburg High School Fourth Six Weeks Honor Roll
Eight students earned honors at Williamsburg High School this week. High honors went to Bud Ransom Curt Figgins and Betty Flora juniors Joyce Stinson sophomore Marilyn Reh John Hogan Susan Figgins and Elaine Boecker freshmen. Honors went to Connie Kendall Rich Smith John Staley seniors Glenda Green field junior and Judy Kesner and Judy O Neill sophomores.
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Williamsburg High School
Bud Ransom
Curt Figgins
Betty Flora
Joyce Stinson
Marilyn Reh
John Hogan
Susan Figgins
Elaine Boecker
Connie Kendall
Rich Smith
John Staley
Glenda Greenfield
Judy Kesner
Judy O'Neill
Bridge Winners Elk's duplicate winners section A
Elk's duplicate bridge winners this week show section A winners: Mary Heil and Bill Neishem first north south, both of Teepeka. R. F. Miller and Jerry Chris tie second north south, both of Ottawa. Virgil Pate r son and Kenneth McNabb first east west, both of Pleasanton, Gene Price and Helga Kursk second east west, Ottawa and Lawrence. Section B winners: Garnett Peterson and Loretta Reynolds first north south, Osawatomie. Lyle Hanes and Mrs. R. A. Andere son second north south, Ottawa. Marie Barrett and Mary McMahon first east west. Mrs. E. E. Hazlett and Mrs. Allyn Underwood second east west.
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Elk’s
Mary Heil
Bill Neishem
Teepeka
R. F. Miller
Jerry Christie
Ottawa
Virgil Pateterson
Kenneth McNabb
Pleasanton
Gene Price
Helga Kursk
Lawe
Garnett Peterson
Loretta Reynolds
Osawatomie
Lyle Hanes
R. A. Andereson
Marie Barrett
Mary McMahon
E. E. Hazlett
Allyn Underewood
Lumber Firm Wins Suit Against Lindel Chism
Hixon Lumber Company of Atchison was awarded 7,182.85 in a District Court default judgment against Lindel Chism of 601 N Cherry in a money case. The note dated July 20 1960 promised 5,585.32 plus 7 percent interest until paid, with seven payments made and the balance and interest totaling 5,130.32 and 2,052.53 respectively.
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Hixon Lumber Company, Inc
Atchison, Tueseday
Lindel Chism
N. Cherry
Hixon Lumber Company
Chism
Show For Dutch Artist At Philadelphia Museum of Art
More than 120 paintings by Piet Mondrian will be shown from April through May 9 at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. The museum says the exhibition will be seen nowhere else in the United States.
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Philadelphia
Piet Monedran
Philadelphia Museum of Art
United States
College Enrollment Up 18 Percent Says Clemson Official
Clemson University admissions director Ken Vickery reports U S college enrollment rose 18 percent from 1964 to last year. He warns the jump will complicate out of state college enrollments for students seeking spots outside their home states.
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Atlanta, Ga
Ken Vickery
Clemson University
U.S
Vickery
New York Water Supply at Fifty Four Percent Capacity
Rain and melt runoff kept New York City water storage at 54.2 percent of capacity this week, still well below the normal 77.8 percent. Officials warned of continued strain as levels lag seasonal expectations.
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New York
Priests Seek Release From Vows At Vatican
Vatican sources say about 10,000 Roman Catholic priests in the past decade asked to be released from their vows largely over celibacy. Thousands more left the priesthood without seeking release. Many who married seek to return as married laypersons absolved from priestly promises. The Vatican has issued private instructions to bishops on handling such cases, broadening discretion in judgments.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Hoysted fined for gun incident at Flemington racecourse
Walter John Hoysted, 52, in Melbourne faced an $80 fine after holding up a horse race with a shotgun to protest jockeys using whips. A friend paid the fine and legal costs, stating support for Hoysted’s cause. Hoysted said he carried the shotgun on February 19 to obtain a promise that whipping would stop.
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Melbourne
Australia
Walter John Hoysted
Wally
Hoysted
Flemington
Death Notices and Obituaries for Earl Billett Naomi Strahan
Deaths include Earl R. Billett 73 of Council Grove, heart attack. Funeral Thursday at Kendall Funeral Home, burial in Princeton Cemetery. Survived by wife Mable Croyle, daughter Mrs. A. M. Thomas, brother Wayne Billett, half-sisters, three grandchildren. Naomi Strahan 85, mother of Kansas Sen. E. W. Strahan, died in Pasadena California. Service in Pasadena Saturday, burial in Ottawa to be announced. survived by five sons, three daughters, two sisters, one brother, 12 grandchildren, four great grandchildren.
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Earl R. Billett
Council Grove
Princeton
Kendall
Princeton Cemetery
Mable Croyle
Standard Oil Company
A. M. Thomas
Shreveport
Wayne Billett
Kansas City
Ray Anderson
Gerald Barker
Topeka
Naomi Strahan
Kansas
E. W. Strahan
Rsalina
Pasadena
Calif
Strahan Creamery
Ottawa
Otetawa
Strahan
Ohio
Marion Ernnest Strahan
Williamsburg
California
Salina
William H. Strachan
Don R. Strahan
Santa Barbara
George M. Strahan
Long Beach
Wayne S. Strahan
Naomi Ames
Nadine Dawson
Hayward
Dorothy Korngtebel
Flora Santee
Blackwell
Okla
Julia Horn
Lawrence
George Santee
Enid
Clarence J Arnold 82 retired Quenemo barber dies in Osage City
Clarence J Arnold 82 a former Quenemo barber died Monday night at an Osage City rest home where he had resided 21 years. Born Sept 11 1883 in Quenemo he was married to Blanche May Arnold in Lyndon in 1905. Surviving are three daughters two sons five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Graveside rites will be 2 pm Thursday at Oak Hill Cemetery Quenemo with viewing at Shaffer Mortuary until noon Thursday.
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Shaffer Mortuary
Lyndon
Farlinville
Kan
Melvern
Quenemo
Mound City
Homer Smith
Cleo Lawson
Sacramento
Calif
Mable Dowell
Osage City
Bill Smith
Justice
Harry Smith
Elk Grove
Garland Smith
Fountain
Colo
Leroy Smith
New Britain
Minnie Cash
Carl Herman
Garland Herman
Clarence Arnold
Clarence J. ‘‘Snick
Arnold
Blanche May Arnold
Vada Ferguson
Lampe
Lois McGaw
San Diego
Rexe Ine O’connor
Independence
Albert G. Arneold
Osawatomie
Oak Hill Cemetery
Acute Shortages Face US Medical Facilities
Dozens of causes for the doctor shortage are outlined in a New York AP report. It cites limited medical school output, rising costs, and demands on physicians from research, administration, and military service. The piece notes 63% of doctors practice privately, annual admissions rejections, and the shift toward training reforms and shorter curricula to address the manpower gap.
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New York
U.S
Manjor
New York City
Hospital Notes Admissions and dismissals list
Admissions include Karadith Brown 938 S Cher Ty Mrs Maurice Lee Quen emo Tuesday. Mrs Olive Red Williamsburg RFD 2 Wednesday. Dismissals list Mrs Forest Burgoon Rantoul Tuesday. George Stankard Princeton Wednesday.
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Karadith Brown
S. Cher. Ty
Maurice Lee
Quenemo
Olive Red
Williamsburg
Wedneseday
Forest Burgoon
Rantoul
George Stankard
Princeton
Mrs Olive Smith dies at 69 in Quenemo
Mrs Olive Smith 69 longtime Quenemo resident died Tuesday services at 2 p.m. Friday at Quenemo Baptist Church burial in Oak Hill Cemetery Quenemo.
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Olive Smith
Quenemo
Quenemo Baptist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Farm Sale and Auction Listings in Ottawa Kansas Area
Classified sale notices list multiple farm auctions and community sales across Ottawa and nearby towns in March. Dates include March 11 12 14 15 24 and March 10 12 11 14 15 with items such as machinery cattle household goods antiques and office equipment at venues on highways and in towns like Pomona Waverly Princeton and North Ottawa. Names include Earl Gorton Mrs Ed Reekie Mrs Gene Red Claude Beeks Printy Son W. Fine and Ottawa University among others.
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Gene Red
Ottawa
Evan Barrett
Heresford
South Waverly
Kan
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Ellis
W’ville
Kenneth Cook
Belleville
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Louis Dengelson
Walter John
Ottawa Marine
Wileiam F. Wheeler Jr
W. F. Wheeler
S. Cedar
Marine Ammunition Technical School
North Carolina
H and S Co
Camp LeJeune
N. C
Canada
Eliot Corday
Los Angeles
American College of Cardieology
Michael E. DeBakey
Houston
Tex
Colege
W. Albert Sullivan, Jr
University of Minnesota Medical School
John Knowles
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Smith Insurance
Billett
Earl Billett
Nacomi Strahan
Hope Cemetery
Towner’s Chapel
Jor
Downer’s
Oup Awa Wans AS
Clifford R
Hobbs
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Franklin County Sales Company
Mar
Earl Gorton
Ed Reekie
East
South Pomona
Claude Beeks
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
N. Main
H, W. Fine
Cherry
Jack Nelson
Jim
Brady
Harold Stewart Gen
Ry Worthington Household Goods and
S. Maple
Jennie Wisdom
Ree Ward
Eugene Field School
Tremont Terrace
Davis Paint Store
Order of White Shrine of
Jerusaelem
Thur
Juanita Needham
W.H.P
Sanah Cameron W.s
Grace Middleton
Kane Sas
Ford Mechanic
Beedles Motor Co
Kansas State Employment Service
2Nd
Cedar
Nexa
Kansag
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