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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1963
Page
7
A dense list of TV programs across a day showing sports, dramas, games, and religious broadcasts. Names include Duke, Loyola, Oregon State, Gunsmoke, Bonanza, Wrangler, and various religious shows. Hours span morning to late night with news weather and local church services interwoven.
KOFO daily lineup lists 3:00 Week in Science through 12:35 Faith of Our Times with multiple shows including Sunday Serenade News Weather Triad programs, Eventide Music, KOFO Karavan, Farm Market Analual, and Evening Prayers, plus network specials and movie titles throughout the day.
Wellsville Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Society elected officers at the March meeting. Named were Mrs. Eldon Whiteaker president, Mrs. Gene Lesh vice president, Mrs. Elmer DeWeese secretary treasurer, and numerous co chairmen covering spiritual life family life leadership training White Cross and more. Installation planned for April with Mrs. Bernhard Fleming presiding.
TV weekend highlights list channel by channel. NBA game from Freedom Hall Louisville Ky competes with Gun Smoke and other programs. Ed Sullivan celebrates with Streisand Herman Checker. Marilyn Monroe biography on Channel 9. Diamond Fever noir drama on Channel 4.
Williamsburg news lists a Monday school program by Charles Ramsden featuring classical folk music and unique electronic instrument demonstrations. Science class visited a planetarium in Emporia. Various local residents and families are mentioned with births hospital visits and a home sale and housewarming events.
David Christian departed for Pensacola Florida to begin jet pilot training at the Naval Station. Lane residents attended the state basketball tournament in Emporia along with college visits. Merle Peters hosted a farewell coffee for Mrs. Jess Christian, honoring her and her family. The Christian family plans to relocate to Lakeside California after Christian’s three years running the local lumber yard. Church members attended a wide meeting where Rev Merle Peters shared slides from the St Paul School of Theology and church plans were discussed.
WELLSVILLE The Franklin Township population outside Wellsville was listed at 423 by deputy assessor Donald Averill, 20 fewer than last year. Averill, the township trustee, is preparing a federal re-
Movie news notes the Hawaii set romance Diamond Head opens Sunday March 24 at Ottawa's Plaza Theater with Charlton Heston Yvette Mimeux George Chakiris France Nuyen and James Darren. Two other films All Fall Down and Teenage Rebel open Thursday March 28. The 300 Spartans and Lisa end tonight at Plaza.
The report to the director of the Bureau of the Census in Washington DC outlines Franklin Township funds for 1962. It details the sources of township revenue and how the money was spent during the year.
Pomona Kan student newspaper earned a second class rating from the National Scholastic Press Association for the first semester. It scored 2655 points, 45 shy of a first class rating, among 1120 entries in 40 classes. The mimeographed paper serves a student body under 200. Staff included editor Leon Graves and editors Jo Anne Beesley Anita Clark Lillie Harkins Carol Baker James Baxter Frances Sherman Sharon Robbins Susan Crawford. Faculty director Mary Hudelson.
A public auction will offer farm property due to a car accident. The farm lies 6 miles east and 1% mile north of Hoyt, Kansas, or 414 miles west and 14 miles north of Rock Creek, Kansas, or 2 miles west and 5 miles north of Meriden, Kansas, with sale details to follow.
An auction listing details items across categories including Allis Chalmers WC tractor and attachments, Massey Ferguson and John Deere equipment, trucks and cars from 1948 to 1958 models, shop equipment, household goods, antiques, and 100 bales of alfalfa hay. Items include plows, planters, mowers, disc harrows, trailers, and a Frigidaire refrigerator.
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