Casey Bee Proceed Holstein milk record at 16 040
Casey Bee Proceed a three year old Holstein cow belonging to Kenneth and Edward Batel of Williamsburg produced 16 040 pounds of milk 650 pounds butterfat and 1 445 pounds solids not fat in 306 days Production sampling was supervised by Kansas State University with Holstein breed programs PIANO Tuning Carl Butler s Ad Ottawa University Debate team among 24 in District Six Colorado Springs March 17 18 top six advance to National Championships in Illinois in April Weekly events include Garfield PTA revival March 11 and Spring Concert March 13 Ottawa Little Symphony fundraising and a 4 H Thought and Talk session on student unrest March 2019 7 30 p m at 1446 S Willow
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Casey Bee
Kenneth and
Edward Batel
Williamsburg
Kansas State University
Ottawa University
Colorado Springs
Colo
Illinois
Ottawa News Roundup Two Car Crashes and Obituary Notices
No injury report from a two car crash at Logan and Main at 10:64 a.m. Saturday. Frank C. Armstrong and Bud McArdle were involved. Another two car collision occurred on East Fifth Street with no injuries. Several obituaries and funeral notices follow for Claude Hester John Folz Dana C. Hough and Cletus J. Shenk. Police citations list four individuals including Gary Hodge and Robert Burns. Admissions and discharges recorded at local facilities. Divorce filed: Marilyn Anderson seeks custody of child.
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Logan and
Main
Frank C. Armstrong
Bud McArdle
S. Cedar
Ottawa Police Department
Gary Hodge
King
Robert E. Burns
E. Wilson
Samuel L. Wright
Ottawa Rfd
John Richardson
Poplar
Ottawa High School
Jack Welborn
S. Maple
John Bennett
Osawatomie
Bennett
Ottawa High School-Osawatomie
Inter-Faith Dialogue Sets March Program Series
The Inter-Faith Dialogue Committee met February 11 to finalize two programs on March 16 and March 23 from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at Elliott Hall, First Baptist Church. Each evening features brief lectures, coffees, and a dialogue with speakers and pastors, with nursery services. Bob Fitzgerald, Most Sacred Heart of Mary, Topeka, will discuss Objections to Catholicism and The Aspects of Protestantism Which Appeal Most Strongly to Me on March 16 and March 3 respectively. Prof. E. Dale Dunlap of St. Paul School of Theology will present the Protestant viewpoint on the same topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-Faith Dialogue Committee
Bob Fitzgerald
Most Sacred Heart of Mary
Topeka
E. Dale Dunlap
St. Paul School of Theology
Kansas City
DeVilbiss W B, Ottawa resident, dies
DeVilbiss W B longtime Ottawa resident dies yesterday. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. in Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home with Rev. Ralph M. Hodgden and Rev. Charles Dumond officiating. Interment in Highland Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday from 10:00 a.m. until service time.
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Devilbiss
W. B. DeVilbiss
Ottawa
Lamb-Roberts
Ralph M. Hodgden
Charles Dumond
Highland Cemetery
Colleen Moore Reflects 30-Year Chicago Love Affair
Chicago remains Colleen Moore’s home after a long life marked by film stardom and personal upheavals. She recalls how Chicago women shaped culture, the doll house philanthropy, the loss of her husband, and Adela Rogers St John pushing her to write her autobiography for Doubleday.
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Chicago
Colleen Moore
Lake Shore Drive
Art Institute
Europe
Homer Margrave
Gloria Swanson
Lake Michigan
Spencer Tracy
Ismet Homer
Adela
Rogers St. John
Doubleday
Homer
Ken McCormick
Shenk Rites Set for Franklin County Resident Cletus J Shenk
Funeral services for Cletus J Shenk long time Franklin County resident who died Saturday will be held Tuesday at 2 p m at Ruhamah Baptist Church with Rev Henry Duerksen officiating. Interment will follow at Ruhamah Cemetery.
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Claude Hester
Garnett
Farris Memorial Chapel
Rev
Dillon
Lone Elm Cemetery
Hester
Rose Allen
Ralph McCrea
Richmond
Cletus J. Shenk
Pecan
Ruhamah Baptist Church
Ruhamah
Henry Duerksen
Shenk
Richmond Va
Franklin County
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Sallie Haughn Shenk
Clarence Strickland
S. Cedar
Gene Paul
Jackson Shenk
William Shenk
Kansas City
John Shenk
S. Sycamore
Peal Kennedy
Lane
Fred Mealman
S. Hickory
Nina
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Jim E. Sheler
N. Oak
Ottawa
Mission Week New Life Mission at Richmond Church
A week long New Life Mission at United Methodist Community Church Richmond runs March 15 21 with Rev T Neal Hiatt Ottawa as guest minister and Rev Jerrald Harnden as host. Hiatt preaches March 16 and evening services follow nightly at 7 30 with topics including Does God Live at Your House and An Encounter With God. Activities each night include dialogue groups hymn sings receptions and a teen program. A 6 46 a m men s prayer breakfast Saturday precedes a 24 hour prayer vigil for mission success. Choirs from Richmond Church plus soloists Dale Fox Cathy Brockus Patty Wasmund Marvin Stephan and a Richmond trio perform. Bob Knight Princeton leads hymn singing. Mrs Edwin Horstick chairs the week and Mrs Charles Edwards is worship chairman.
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United Methodist Community Church
Richmond
Edwin Horstick
T. Neal Hiatt
Ottawa
Jerrald R. Harnden
Hiatt
Jesus
New Life Mission
Dale Fox
Cathy Brockus
Patty Wasmund
Princeton
Marvin Stephan
Marvin
Duane
Brad Stewn
Bob Knight
Charles Edwards
Sirhan’s account of route to Kennedy party and ambush
Sirhan says he wandered lost on unfamiliar routes before finding Wilshire Boulevard and entering the Ambassador Hotel. He recounts drinking, misplacing his gun, and deciding to return to the party to sober up. He later encountered Robert F. Kennedy as Kennedy passed by, leading to the fatal shooting.
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Wilshire Boulevard
Sirhan
Ambassador
Robert F. Kennedy
Chicago
Kennedy
Nixon Near Decision on ABM Shield in Florida
President Nixon lingered at his Florida retreat amid reports of a near decision on deploying a thin antiballistic missile shield. After a quiet weekend with aides Haldeman Ehrlichman and friend C. G. “Bebe” Rebozo, he prepared to return to Washington where an announcement on a new assistant secretary of state for inter American affairs was planned. The ABM decision was not expected before Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon
Florida
White House
Washington
Navy
Biscayne Bay
Atlantic
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Julie
C. G. “Bebe” Rebozo
Rebozo
Congress
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Wright
Garfield Pta
Revival Center
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Ottawa Little Symphony
S. Willow
the Daily Report
East Fifth Street
Brooke A. Calder
S. Main
Victor L. Bishop
Eighth
Hickory
Cora B. Welch
John Folz
Bartlesville
Okla
Folz
Phillips Petroleum Company
Vena (Pickett) Folz
Mary Edna Folz
Frankie Folz
Tommy Folz
J. B. Folz
Virginia Folz
New York
Chris Pickett
Dana C. Hough
Wall-Diffenderfer
Tuesaday
Mount Hope Cemetery
Hough
Santa Fe Railroad
Blanch
Louise Stubbs
Grandfield
Gloria Goldsberry
Valley Center
Lynell Kelley
Wichita
Warren Hough
Beloit
Wis
Dana E. Hough
Sierra Madre
Calif
Harry Hough
Muriel Hough
Huston
Yex
Dengel and Son
Ervin R. Johnson
Chanute
Springfield
John Joseph Sheler
Emma Painter Sheler
Velma Taylor
Fredonia
U.S. Army
646Th Air Corps
Free Methodist Church
Warren Black Post
American Legion
Donald Sheler
Hamblin
Clifford Sheler
Spec
Eldon Sheler
Vietnam
Roger Higbie
N. Cherry
Howard Dickey
Lon Byers
Arthur Dwinell
Nora Shultz
Mamie Morris
Ethel Bell
Las Vegas
Nev
Police
Martha Churchbaugh
Lawrence Rfd
Mary Spencer
Jessie Hartman
Florice Jones
Crestview
Clara Sinclair
Wayland Blair
Lucy Bellis
Henry Wilson
Clifford Dale
N. Mulberry
Homer Bishop
Billy Pyle
S. Poplar
Ermiee C. Greenfield
James Wallace
N. Sycamore
Damon Brooks
Philip Espinosa
Martin Meeks
N. Main
Fred Lynes
Marilyn Anderson
Donald Anderson
Elliott Hall
The
First Baptist Church
Jackie
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Chterry
Roxbury
Boston
Memoriam
Sheler
Jin E. Sheler
Sous DengelSou
Nertumy
Associated Press
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Boise
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
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Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Los Angeles
Branding Iron Securities, Inc
Quincy - Topeka
Kansas
Sces TO Serve You Savings Association
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