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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1963
Page
8
A Sunday School lesson on Mark 11 12 emphasizes Jesus driving out graft and corruption in the Temple, arguing that truth justice and mercy endure beyond the crowd. It urges courageous leadership and moral stand against powerful interests, noting immortality of righteous action and the danger of anonymous support.
The Wellsville PTA program emphasized physical fitness with seventh and eighth grade and freshman girls performing gymnastics under teacher Mrs. Keith Adriance. President Kennedy cited democracy’s link to citizens’ health, and the event featured music by Ellen Coughenour and Peggy O’Neil. The meeting, led by President Jack Carrow, reported a $308.99 treasury balance and announced the Mother Father Daughter Banquet for April 26.
Calvary Bible College Choir of Kansas City will perform a sacred choral concert at Wells ville Baptist Church on Sunday March 17 at 7 p m. Gilbert A Haglin directs the 46 voice group Roby Kenney accompanies on piano with soloists from Calvary and area students. The program includes How Firm A Foundation Restoration and A Mighty Fortress Is Our God featuring ensembles such as Coeds for Christ and the Calvary Ambassadors mixed sextet.
Wellsville High School basketball team and Coach Jim Wright traveled to the State Class B basketball tournament in Emporia on Thursday afternoon and evening. The Wellsville senior class plans a chili supper Friday night March 15 in the school multipurpose room.
Bandleader Ted Weems, 62, is in critical condition in a Tulsa hospital after a heart attack. He fell ill Wednesday afternoon, missed a band performance, and was hospitalized Thursday.
Shamrock, Texas gears up for its largest St Patrick s Day celebration with green banners Gaelic menu and a two mile parade drawing about forty five floats and twenty four bands. The town of 3000 expects around 40000 visitors as residents prep since January while enforcing a humorous shaving permit rule for male citizens.
Washington AP report: National Association of Real Estate Boards says it is no longer a violation of the ethics code to sell a Negro family a home in a previously all white neighborhood. Article 5 now warns against actions that harm property values, with a case cited where a sale to a nonwhite buyer in an all white area was deemed not unethical due to changes removing occupancy and race terms from the code. Local boards rely on the code but have no daily enforcement. violations can lead to expulsion.
The Ottawa Herald issue dated Friday March 15 1963 covers local news and notices. It includes community events, brief reports, and city happenings typical of a mid March edition from Ottawa.
MOBILE Alabama AP John George kept City Hall floors spotless during a brief jail term and City Commissioner George McNally said we can’t let that man go He proposed hiring George as City Hall janitor when his jail term ends in a few days The commission agreed
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