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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1963
Page
3
Music notes report Pomona High School will present The Sunbonnet Girl operetta tonight in the Grade School auditorium with Vicki Clark in the lead. Other brief items include 110 KU student-teachers, a recital by Carl Bobbish at Ottawa University, and community notices for church, school, and club events.
Phillip Weiner extension meat specialist from Kansas State University will discuss what to look for when buying meat and how to identify meat cuts at a public meeting. Ken Boothon of the Kansas State Board of Agriculture will assist. The event at the Masonic Temple in Ottawa begins at 1 30 p m Monday March 25.
Admissions list includes Guy Weburg Overbrook Mary Marshall Guardian Angel nursing home Mrs Irl Smith 603 Cleveland Ted Randel Williams burg Every Elder 726 S Cedar Thursday Larry Crawford 510 S Cherry Friday Births announce Vernon Rockers Northside Trailer Court son Thursday weight 8 lb 12 oz Mark Nesbit 1426 S Cedar son Thursday weight 8 lb 4 oz Robert Player 428 Walnut daughter Friday weight 6 lb 13 oz dismissals William Swift 616 Ash to Cedar nursing home Robert Manson Pomona Thursday Mrs Gordon Bond and baby daughter 908 Maple Herbert Wolfe Richmond Mrs Florence Coleman Richmond Kathleen Maclennan Charlton Cottage OA Mrs Nell Saunders 220 W 4th Friday
The Ottawa Community Chorus will perform Handel's Messiah with a concert at 2 p.m. Sunday March 24 at First Baptist Church. Rehearsals run Sundays from now until the concert. Soloists include Mrs. A H North Mrs Archie Sinclair Mrs Joe Driver Al Williams Bill Coltrane and Don Lunger.
The Quenemo Baptist Church will host its second annual missionary conference from Sunday March 24 to Sunday March 31. Evening services start at 7 45 with a different missionary speaker each night representing the Philippines Congo Navajo Indians Mexico and Ethiopia along with special music nightly.
The Kansas Corporation Commission granted Gas Service Co authority to distribute natural gas in the area south of Pauline. The decision was issued Thursday.
Wellsville pastor Rev Homer Ganong announced the evangelistic rally at First Baptist Church Gardner at 7 30 tonight Rev James McCrossen Westside Baptist Topeka will speak He is Ottawa University and Berkeley Seminary graduate Harry Opperman Jr Paola leads music and sings Henry Donaldson Louisburg directs pre rally prayer meeting
Louis J. Bartz 71 a retired farmer and painter died Saturday morning in Lawrence Memorial Hospital He was born March 10 1891 in Douglas County and lived there all his life Survivors include two daughters Ruth Peng Sacramento and Jean Scurlock Kansas City Mo. one grandchild five brothers Fred Bartz Wellsville Henry Bartz Ordway Herman Bartz Overland Park Ben Bartz Lawrence and Ed Bartz Colorado Springs two sisters Elizabeth Bartz Lawrence and Mary May San Diego The funeral was at 2 pm Tuesday March 19 at the EUB Church Eudora Rev Richard P Benton officiating burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery.
KC Markets in Kansas City reports cattle 350 with steers at 23.00 and high good to low choice 22.90 to 25.00, good 20.50. Hogs 1,600 with barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower at 13.75 to 14.25 for 1-3, 13.00 to 14.00 for 2-3, sows 12.00 to 13.25. Sheep 25, market untested.
A $23 million suit against Northern Telephone Company of Ottawa was dismissed in Shawnee County district court for want of prosecution. The plaintiff Council Grove Telephone Co. alleged antitrust violations and slander. A separate $3 million suit was dismissed in U.S. District Court by Judge George Templar yesterday.
In Franklin County Kansas a petition for final settlement of the Harry Whitenack estate is filed by Ruby Tyson executrix. The court set defenses due by April 8 1963 at 10:00 a.m. in Ottawa. Also involved is a separate suit in Franklin County Kansas with multiple defendants including Queen City Oil and Gas Company and Wright Producing and Refining Corporation seeking quiet title on specific parcels in Franklin County. Regular notices to answer by May 6 1963 and hearing dates follow.
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