Funeral services for John Harkins in Princeton
Funeral services for John Harkins aged 70 of Princeton will be held at Dengel and Son Mortuary at 2 p.m. with Rev. Gerald R. Sheeds officiating. Burial will follow at Princeton Cemetery. He served in the U.S. Navy 21 years, retired in 1953, and moved to Princeton after leaving San Diego. Survivors include two sons, four brothers and four sisters with five grandchildren. Friends may call at the mortuary until service time.
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John Harkins
Princeton
University of Kansas Medical Center
Dengel and Son
Gerald R. Sheeds
Hartford
Edith Irene McCain
California
U.S. Navy
San Diego
Calif
John W. Harkins
Kansas City
Kan
Stephen W. Harkins
Mike Harkins
James Harkins
Charles Harkins
Pomona
Denis Harkins
Ottawa
Janie Smith
Cecelia Day
Edgerton
Mary Bly
Manhattan
Agnes Wood
Colorado Springs
Colo
Franklin Baker
Myrtle (Johnston) Baker
S. Hickory
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lamb-Roberts
Highland Cemetery
Blackow
Franklin P. Baker
Kansas
Silver Lake
Richter
Baxter
Richmond
First United Methodist Church of
Baker
Harkins
Denger & Son
Jerry
Princeton Cemetery
Divorce Workshop Planned Here
A two evening workshop on handling divorce will be offered March 25 26 from 7 to 10 p m at Ottawa High School room 104 by Neosho County Community College. Duane V Clum dean of continuing education says the program helps those going through divorce or recently divorced with coping skills for low mood guilt and failure and supports life as a single person. It aims to form local support groups and may aid friends relatives and professionals such as counselors ministers doctors and social workers. For more information contact Don Tucker at NCCC 431 2820.
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Ottawa High School
Neosho County Community College
Duane V. Clum
NCCC
Clum
Don Tucker
UMW Near Strike as Talks Resume With Midnight Deadline
Washington AP reports United Mine Workers and the soft coal industry reopened negotiations to avert a nationwide strike as a midnight deadline looms. Chief negotiator B R Brown and spokesmen Eldon Callen signaled tentative progress but warned of a possible walkout if no agreement is reached by March 27, the contract expiry date.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
Eldon Callen
Callen
Coup Attempt Thwarted in Mauritania Palace Battle
In Nouakchott troops led by two exiled colonels stormed the presidential palace in a bloody but failing bid to seize power. One coup leader was killed and the other captured as fighting raged near Radio Nouakchott. An indefinite curfew was ordered and Mauritania asked international bodies to address Moroccan involvement.
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Senegal
Nouakchott
Mauritania
Desert Arab Republic
Africa
Morocco
Sahara
Radio
Mohammed Khoua Ould Haidalla
Ruling
Salvation Committee
Sidi Ahmed Ould Ben Jara
Ben Jara
U.N. Security Council
The
Arab League
Organization of African Unity
France
Polisario
Hill House Luncheon Deals and Local Event Notices
Daily Hill House luncheon specials from 1.99. Four Styx concert tickets for March 17. OHS Music and Drama to perform Bye Bye Birdie March 27 and 28 at 7:30 p.m. Municipal Auditorium. Stinson Processing offers grain fed freezer beef at 1.25 dressed weight. Mefford Recreation Center announces No School Next Week open daily 1-5 and 7-9:30 for 1.00. Doris Mefford. Face lift with home accessories call 242-1896. Design workshops for groups. Young Place Kids Clothes spring savings 15 off. Young Place 230 S Main. Disabled Traveling Disabilities Services, Inc 9-4 Mon-Fri 1913-242-3022, 629 Willow Ottawa. JK High PTA 7:30 p.m. Mar 24. Turner’s Greenhouse plants ready now Hill House Wed night special 3.99. Cabbage broccoli plants onion sets Butler Hanes 530 W 15th. Still Selling New Zenith 12 in b&w TV 69.95 Metzger Salvage 118 E 15th. Duck Decoy class Sat Mar 21 1:30-4:00 enroll by Mar 18 Turner’s Tele Shop W 15th. Shaklee products and garden supplies Willis Garden Center 5th and Cherry 8-6 Mon-Sat.
Brian Vining Elected Sentinel of KSU Future Farmers Chapter
Richmond youth Brian Vining has been elected sentinel of the Kansas State University chapter of the Future Farmers of America. The new officer will assist the chapter president and maintain meeting duties as members prepare for upcoming agricultural events.
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Brian Vining
Richmond
Kansas State University
Colegiate Future Farmers of America
Local Canvass Clarifies Ottawa School Board Totals
Franklin County Clerk Laura Sutton corrected reports blaming poll workers for final vote shifts from last Tuesday’s Ottawa School Board primary. In Harrison Township and Ottawa's 9th precinct, no poll worker errors occurred. ballots were questioned due to district uncertainty and miscast votes. County commissioners’ canvass added votes to Ottawa candidates without changing outcomes.
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Franklin County
Laura Sutton
Ottawa School Board
Sutton
Harrison Township
Ottawa
County Commission
Bankers widow prompts early meeting in Ottawa county
The annual Federal Land Bank Association meeting in Ottawa ended early after the featured speaker canceled due to the death of his mother. Wagonner, president, noted rising loan numbers but the four counties served show the state’s highest delinquency rate. Donald Steward and Henry Morgan were elected to board positions, and Wanda Peterson was honored for 30 years of service. Claude LaFever, alias Brian Majors, was arrested after a five hour stakeout in Douglass for burglary escape claims.
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Federal Land Bank Association of Ottawa
C.R
Chuck”? Wagonner
Douglass
Kan
Butler County
Kansas
Claude LaFever
Brian Majors
LaFever
Federal Agency
Chicago
M.K. Mathews Jr
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Wagonner
Land Bank
Donald Steward
Franklin County
Henry Morgan
Anderson County
Wanda Peterson
The
Asthma A Killer Do It Today Says Chiropractor In Ottawa
Larry J. Matney D C promotes chiropractic care for asthma, arguing a slight shoulder nerve dislocation triggers attacks and urging immediate treatment to prevent fatal or lasting damage. He details how real air shortages occur during spasms and condemns delaying care. Public education notice from Matney Chiropractic Offices, Ottawa Kansas.
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Chiropractic
Larry J. Matney
D.C
Matney Chiropractic Offices
P.A
South Main
Ottawa
Kansas
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