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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1963
Page
7
A collection of Ann Landers letters about absent minded actions like placing a hat in a refrigerator, marriage to a divorced man and his daughter, a fiancé attending a bridal shower, and parental guidance for teen behavior. The column encourages practical responses and tips, urging empathy, bridge building, and personal responsibility.
Carl Seaton of 315 E 8th has taken over Ottawa Transfer and Storage Company from John Scott of 744 S Cedar. Seaton, 31, now runs moving operations from 15 E 8th and storage from 309 Walnut, with United Van Lines as agent. Scott, 93, started in 1921 with Missouri Pacific Railroad and later ran a freight line. Malcolm Scott moved to Dallas after selling the business. Seaton has nine years in trucking and previously managed a Hutchinson firm.
Ernest Martin attended the 107th communication of the Grand Lodge AF and AM at Wichita March 13-14 as a Lane lodge delegate. Mrs. Martin visited her brother and wife in Augusta and spent time with O. H. Comstock and Roy Comstock. The Rantoul Presbyterian Church held a fellowship meeting with lessons on One People of God and planned an April meeting and supper. Funeral services for Ed Barnett were held in Wellsville with burial at Walnut Creek Cemetery.
A three judge panel in St Paul will issue a certificate of election for Democrat Karl Rolvaag after confirming a 91 vote lead from the November 6 recount. The panel rejected a Republican bid to overturn the recount findings.
Mrs. Marjorie Jones a Princeton High School teacher served as one of three judges at the Anderson County Science Fair for grades one through twelve held in Garnett on March 14. Other judges were Mr. Blood of Garnett and Dr. Kline of Pittsburg State College. Mrs. Jones will continue her work in science.
A note shows a student or group from Emporia State College taking part in a National Science Foundation program. The entry highlights program participation during the summer and associates the college with NSF opportunities.
Pasadena AP reports police probe into a bribery attempt at Huntington Beach track meet. Two men allegedly offered John House $1,000 to cause his son John House to lose the 100 yard dash at Muir High School in the Southern Counties meet. House refused the offer.
A private detective guarded John House during the meet as a threat to harm the youth if he failed to lose loomed. The youth ultimately won the 100 and 120 yard dashes, highlighting the tense event and safeguarding measures around the competition.
TOPEKA AP The first live telecast of a major 1963 Kansas Legislature debate will air on channel 13 Thursday as the Wichita University bill is brought up in the House.
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