Briets Robert L Shields named to million dollar round table
Briets ROBERT L SHIELDS of 304 East 11th is named to the 1968 million dollar round table, marking his fourth year in this life underwriter honor requiring at least a million dollars in new life insurance annually. THE WARREN Black Post 60 American Legion meets 8 p.m. Monday at Memorial Auditorium with games and refreshments after. Rummage sale at 832 N Main on May 7-8 featuring boys and women's clothes, knickknacks.
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Robert L. Shields
East 11Th
Northwestern Mutual
Warren Black
American Legion
Memorial Auditorium
Kansas City Market Summary and Ottawa Police Bond Notice
The Daily Report Kansas City AP compares cattle hog and sheep values with last week noting cattle steady to 25 lower cows down 50 to 1.00. feeders under 700 lbs up to 50. calves strong. Lambs 1.50 to 2.00 lower. ewes steady. Hogs barrows and gilts up 35 to 50. sows steady to 25 lower. Ottawa Police announce William H. Gentry 25 of 313 Willow posted 50 bond for drunkenness in a private place.
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Kansas City
Ottawa Police Department
William H. Gentry
Willow
Fight Over LBJ Tax Surcharge Creates Fresh Debate
In New York AP report on President Johnson’s proposed 10 percent surcharge on corporate and individual income taxes, Congress eyes further spending cuts as House Appropriations Committee and the administration seek $4 billion in saveage cuts starting July 1. Johnson presses for action while critics warn delaying the tax boost risks economic stability. Treasury taps high rates on new securities, signaling tighter money. ORLIN W. BROWN dies at 56 in Great Bend from a heart attack. Flora A. Lantis, 74, Ottawa, dies, services set, survivors listed.
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New York
Johnson
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Frank T. Bow
Ohlo
Bow
Appropriations Committee
Rep
Jonn W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
House
Ways and Means Committee
Administration
Wilbur Mills
Treasury
Funeral Services for Edward Dorsey and Otis Hutchinson
Obituaries report Edward Dorsey died Wednesday with funeral Friday at Sacred Heart Church. Rev. Robert A. Burger officiated. pallbearers named. burial at Mount Calvary Cemetery. Otis Hutchinson dies Friday. funeral Sunday 2 p.m. at Coughlin Funeral Home Wellsville. burial Oakwood Cemetery Baldwin.
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Edward Dorsey
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Robert A. Burger
Harry Keller
Bernard Didde
Edward J. Nolan
Eldon Mahoney
John W. Schulte
Anton J. Strafuss
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Otis Hutchinson
Coughlin Funeral Home
Wellsville
Oakwood Cemetery
Baldwin
Ottawa Club Meeting and Local Advertisements
The Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club schedules its monthly meeting for 7:30 p.m. Monday in the Anchor Savings basement with aftermeeting entertainment and refreshments. Ads note Chuck's Bait Shop offers worms and minnows at three dozen for 9 cents, Randoloph M. Plundy named to a Kansas Kiwanis Foundation committee by Sen. Frank Carlson, Roseberry Body and Paint Shop moves to 404 W. Wilson, a free Mothers Day drawing at Pomona Gift Center, and a VFW dance featuring Marvin Ross and The Country Gentlemen for members and guests.
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Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club
Anchor Savings Building
Randolph M. Plundy
Ottawa
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Kansas Kiwanis Foundation
Mothers Day Gift Ideas From Willis Garden Center
May 12 is Mothers Day. Consider a gift certificate from Willis Garden Center at 5th and Cherry or select a potted rose or another fine living gift. Adv.
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Willis Garden Center
Five area FFA members place in top ten at convention
Five area high school FFA members placed upper ten in Kansas Future Farmers of America contests linked to the state convention. Mike Whipps of Garnett took 3rd in newswriting, Ron Oyster of Paola was 8th in farm power and machinery, Greg Windler of Paola 8th, David Banks of Osage City 10th in rural electrification, and Jay George of Lebo 7th in animal husbandry judging.
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Kansas Future Farmers of America
Mike Whipps
Garnett
Ron Oyster
Paola
Greg Windler
David Banks
Osage City
Jay George
Lebo
Summer Work Abounds Here in Ottawa Kansas
Cal Ewing manager of the Ottawa office of the Kansas Employment Service reports encouraging news for student job seekers from Easter and spring break. April new applications rose to 146 from 85 in March while openings grew from 133 to 160. Referrals totaled 179 across both months with more placements in March. Farm labor grows harder to fill as farmers buy more specialized equipment. S Sgt Ray Langston of the Marine Corps Recruiting Station Topeka will be at the office 1 to 5 p.m. each Thursday to discuss enlistments for two to four years.
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Cal Ewing
Ottawa
Kansas Employment Service
Ewing
Ray Langston
Marine Corps
Topeka
New York Markets Ease After Peace Talks News
The Dow rose 1.16 points to 919.21 as optimism from news of preliminary Vietnam peace talks in Paris lifted markets. About 17.99 million NYSE shares traded, with 687 advances and 621 declines among 1,596 issues. The AP 60 averaged 329.8, a 1968 high. The tape ran late on closing and earlier in the day.
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New York
Vietnam
Paris
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Classified Ads Rates and Deadlines Summary
Local and national classified ad options with per word rates per insertion. Deadlines vary by ad type with 5 p.m. before publication and 9 30 a m on publication day. Rates include 6c 15c 24c per word, 50c extra for blind ads, 4c per line local, 14c per line national, and special contract discounts.
National Sign Company seeks field servicemen Midwest posting
Urgent hire for field servicemen to travel midwest servicing highway advertising signs. No experience needed. Truck and expenses furnished. Salary and company benefits. Reliable with good character references. $100 cash bond and sufficient information for insurance bond required.
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Midwest
Lost and Found Glasses Grey Blue Eyewear CH 2 861
Found items include a pair of grey blue bifocal eyeglasses with a Chestnut frame noted CH 2 861. The finder requests the owner to identify and claim at the Ottawa Herald office with proof of ownership.
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Call Butlers
David Laury
Barbara Rockwell
Cynthia Brisendine
Kathy Asel
Cheryl Lawrence
Pam Wilson
Becky Robertson
Linda Brazeal
Karen Schlick
Marcella Goertzen
Chris Nichols
Muriel Carpenter
Renetta Engles
the Daily Report
LBJ
Commerce Department
Orlin W. Brown
Great Bend
Cimarron
Quenemo
Walter .Brown
Iva Wadkins
Bernice Nightengale
Walter
James
John Brown
Mary Paige
Ruth Ford
Reading
Kan
Donald Brown
Flora Lantis
Flora A. Lantis
S. Mulberry
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dengel and Son Mortuary
James McCrossen
Greenwood Cemetery
Poplar Bluffs
Alonzo W
Eliza Catherine (Hook) Pearce
Franklin County
Greenwood
William Lantis
Friendship Circle Club
Evalyn Mae
Neva C. Fuller
S. Sycamore
Thelma M. Lane
Melvern
Verna L. Walsh
Minneapolis
Minn
Richard L. Lantis
RFD
Harvey Gunn
S. Poplar
Fred B. Davis
S. Locust
Cleoa M. Jasper
N. Sycamore
Gary Nicholson
Carla Platt
Apple Lane
Marion Fitzgerald
N. Mulberry
Fred Schnoke
Hickory
Kirk Davis
Maria Sue Gervais
Chuck’s
Roseberry Body and Paint Shop
W. Wilson, Adv
Come Register
Pomona
Marvin Ross
The
Country Gentlemen
Sat
V.F.W
Adv
FFA
Ottawa Herald
Ottawa High School Trade and Industry
Pittsburg
Vocational Industrial Trade Clubs of America
Steven Salb
Ray Anderson
Randy Elder
Gerald Cole
Colleen Ingram
Charlotte Custer
Moscow
Red Square
Union
North Vietnam
Lantis
Mons
Lodge
Retta
OTK
Marilyn Talbott
W. C
Lola Sellers
Secy
Laury
Gladys Anthony
Red Cross
Saint Luke’s Hospital
Cancer Fund
Allen W. Roberts
Allen Roberts
Edna Roberts
E.J
Junior) Anderson
Cleveland Baxter
Robert E. Boyard
Allen Roberts Jr
Aldens
Marie
Heart of America
American Royal Building
Halter
Ron Burkhart
Lees Summit
Tremont
Chippewa Hills
Reenard
E. M. Jardon
Geo Pinney
the National Sign Company, Inc
North Main
Ernejes Grill
Emmy Kunkle
Lost Acres
Edgar Springs
General Services
Jobor
J. W. Taylor
Electrolux
Fred Meador
315 West 6Th
F.W. Adams
Edgerton
Bennie Stinson
Wassmer’s
Spring Hill
Kansas
Pickering Piano Service
Wale
Osawatomie
Chestnut
Johnson County
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Maine St
Lawrence
Kanse As
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