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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1963

Page

2

Editorial Snippets From Kansas Papers On Politics And Roads

The Herald reviews editorials from Lawrence Journal-World Miami Republican and Osawatomie Graphic. Gold Williams praised in Kansas Legislature while Miami County is praised for highway funding and mileage. Osawatomie Graphic cautions readers against trusting Washington news and government honesty.

Lawrence Journal- World Gdd Williams Kansas J-W Gold Williams Miami Republican State Highway Department Miami County Osawatomie Graphic Washington

Parson Sun notes on boxing deaths and moral views

The Parsons Sun editorial laments 217 boxers dying in the ring over 17 years while acknowledging boxing’s appeal. It argues opponents’ moral concerns are reasonable yet suggests pros and cons exist, inviting reflection on sport and ethics.

Parsons Sun Davey Moore

Do Not Refreeze Meat and Thaw Damage Explained

Dear readers explore why refreezing food permits bacterial activity during the thawed interval, noting a silvery surface on thawed meat as a telltale sign. Advice covers meat purchase honesty, texture changes, and the safer handling of frozen items to maintain quality and health.

R. P

Auld Lang Syne at Appanoose High School senior play

The senior class at Appanoose High School presented The Trail of the Lonesome Pine as their annual class play. A daughter named Teressa Ann was born to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ward of Centropolis. Walter Hull of Santa Fe railroad took a vacation. John Belter had arm surgery after a fall from a horse at 402 N Cedar. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. James Paget. Examinations for seven‑month schools were underway as Miss Nona Moore headed to Norwood to conduct assessments.

Appanoose High School Lonesome Pine Eugene Ward Centropolis Teressa Ann James Paget

Prayer for Today Example of Jesus Christ’s Good Work

A devotional prayer thanks Jesus for example of doing good and asks for a spirit to do good to others. It requests sympathetic and loving hearts in His name.

Jesus Christ

Local Newspaper Rates and AP News Rights Notice

Published daily except Sunday and Holidays in Ottawa Kansas. Editor Robert B Wellington. Subscription rates shown for trade area and outside area by mail. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and reserves republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.

Ottawa Kansas Robert B. Wellington Associated Press

OHS Week Brims With Activity Across Arts and Honors

Ottawa High School packed a single week with chorus, art, band, home economics, T I and Scholarship Club events. Vocalists from 400 performed at a Monday festival at Olathe High School directed by Charles Schaffer, with Kaye Kallail leading girls in West Side Story numbers. Ottawa seniors and juniors joined trips to Kansas State University Hospitality Day, Osawatomie State Hospital, Pittsburg high schools, KU art events, and Delco Battery plant, while FBLA winners earned shorthand honors. The week closed with a junior high Scholarship Club hobo party at Forest Park and a finish of exams and research projects in English.

OHS T&i Olathe High School God Domino Charles Schaffer Emporia State Music Department John Jones Home Ee Rosie Lister FHA Rosemary Crist Kansas State University Forest Park Connie Warnock Doug Bennett Hurst Coffman E. E. Caylor

Calcutta's Central Park A Glimpse of Empire and Inequality

A vivid tour of a central Calcutta park and imperial era sites shows government houses, courts, a 14 mile race track, and the Victoria Memorial. It contrasts grand British structures and lavish residences with India's vast poor majority, detailing wealth concentration and living conditions in 1940s style prose.

Calcutta India East Pakistan Government House White House Washington Britain West Bengal Central Park

Library notes highlight fishing cooking golf books

The Carnegie Free Library showcases Betty Crocker Picture Cook Book revised edition with color plates and freezing section. Ray Bergman Tack Fishing is praised as the leading single volume on fresh water fishing. Mickey Wright Play Golf the Right Way offers step by step guidance with photos to improve women golfers.

Betty Crocker Ray Bergman the Herald Mickey Wright Carnegie Free Library

Kansas towns vote on liquor sales April 2

Six Kansas towns will decide April 2 whether to allow liquor sales. The elections involve Hugoton Englewood Edgerton Longton Wallace and Edwardsville. Four towns already permit liquor sales while two remain dry.

Topeka Kansas Roy Holloman Kansas United Dty Forces Hugoton Englewood Edgerton Longton Wallace Edwardsville

KOFO Radio Schedule Highlights Diverse Nightline Lineup

The KOFO schedule features a mix of easy melodies, hymn tunes, and church hour blocks from Centropolis Baptist and First Baptist and First Methodist, interspersed with News and Weather, Sports Round Up, and signature programs like Sunday Serenade, Music from Mt. Oread, and The Christophers. Local community shows such as Around Town and Bulletin Board rail through the day, ending with a late evening lineup and farm-related segments.

Centropolis Baptist Church the Christophers First Baptist Church First Methodist Church Mastera News Mt. Oread Triad Repeas Ows Kofo Berenade Kofo Serenade Mary Blaine Gatas i Rowe Mkt Nas Deavare

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