Missionary Ruth Pederson to Speak at Faith Bible Church
Miss Ruth Pederson a missionary to Venezuela will speak at Faith Bible Church Sunday evening. Also several local notices include Mother’s Day gift ideas at Willis Garden Center yard sales Social Security office hours at Youth Center and Ottawa High School commencement speaker Richard Hrdlicka to address graduates.
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Ruth Pederson
Venezuela
South America
Faith Bible Church
Willis Garden Center
5Th
G.E. Tomlinson
Social Security
Kansas City
Youth Center
Tomlinson
Richard Hrdliceka
Lee
Newton
Ottawa High School
Hrdlicka
Czechoslovakia
Washburn Law School
Bloodmobile draws 54 pints for county residents at Ottawa
The Red Cross bloodmobile set up at Ottawa University drew 54 pints Friday afternoon for Franke in County residents. Donors included outlying county residents and some university students. A drawing for Ottawa donors will be held next month to meet needed amounts. Several Ottawans also participate in the Art in the Park show in South Park Lawrence Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Batdrof
Sycamore
Steven Jansen
Rantoul
RED Cross Bloodmobile
Frankein County
Ottawa University
Ottawa
South Park
Lawerence
Ottawa High School election candidates for 1966 67
Ottawa High School students nominate candidates for Student Council officers. Sophomores and juniors organize precincts to elect 12 precinct chairmen, with many named for both classes. Campaigns begin, petitions checked, and primary and general elections scheduled amid related reports on lab plans and a spring concert at Memorial Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Loyd
Jan Wittmeyer
OHS
Ann Gensman
Doug Underwood
Bob Abbott
Ted Queen
Tom Drake
Ronnie Matthews
Charles Waymire
Phyllis la» Pine
Bennie Domnanish
Mary Payne
Alan Buck
Dan Karkins
Two-Vehicle Crash At Sixth And Poplar No Injuries
At about 3 15 p m Friday a 1966 Chevrolet driven north on Poplar by Truyn A Bischoff 58 Williamsburg RFD 2 collided with a 1952 International pickup driven east on Sixth by Roy R Seaton 65 819 N Sycamore Neither driver saw the other in time to avoid impact Damage to the Chevrolet grille front fenders and hood was about 240 with a 52 56 estimate for the pickup Minor damage reported to both vehicles with no injuries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth and
Poplar
Truyn A. Bischoff
Williamsburg
Roy R. Seaton
N. Sycamore
Sixth Street
Dismissals and Births Reported in Local Notices
Dismissals list names and addresses including Mark Shutt at 737 S Main Ron Clark Shawnee Mission Mrs Gerald Briscoe and son 532 Willow Lane Thomas Mace 307 S Sycamore Crestview Forrest Henderson Fort Riley Kansas transferred to Leavenworth Birth announcement from Mr and Mrs James Witham Ottawa RFD 4 for a daughter weighing eight pounds three ounces
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Shutt
S. Main
Cameron Clark
Shawnee Mission
Gerald Briscoe
Backing Crash on South Main Involves Two Cars
A late Friday backing collision occurred in the 1600 block of South Main at 10:25 p.m. Albert W. Gast, 57, of Walnut, drove a 1962 Oldsmobile and backed from a parking space onto a terrace waiting for traffic to pass. Gary A. Hendrickson, 18, of Mulberry, driving a 1961 Plymouth, said he checked behind before backing out but did not see Gast’s car until impact. No damage estimates were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main
Albert W. Gast
Walnut
Gary A. Hendrickson
N. Mulberry
Gast
KC Markets Cattle Hogs and Lambs See Steady to Substantial Gains
Kansas City market report shows cattle: steers and heifers 50 to 75 higher, cows up 25.50, feeders 50 to 1.00 higher. sheep with lambs 7.50 to 1.00 higher, ewes scarce. hogs higher with barrows and gilts up 1.00 to 2.00, sows 5.00 to 1.00 higher. Data includes price ranges for various weights and classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Tip Winner Named for Ottawa Herald Tips
The weekly Ottawa Herald tip winner is Kathy Crockett of 421 W. 4th, who reported two accidents. Other tipsters were Mrs. J. L. Herring and Jay Carey.
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Ottawa Herald
Kathy Crockett
J. L. Herring
Jay Carey
Fire Destroys TwoStory Frame House in Ransomville
A Tuesday night blaze in Ransomville destroyed a two story frame house. Harold Crooks 22 and his wife with two children lost almost all belongings moved in that afternoon. Damages left only a stove refrigerator dining set and a television. Family now stays with parents in Waverly needing beds linen clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransomville
Harold Crooks
Stokes Crooks
Waverly
Red Baron mock peace talks at Richards-Gebaur Air Base
In Kansas City AP report, civilian pilot Chuck Stutesman impersonates the Red Baron in a playful conference with Lt. Col. Ellis Stanley and the 326th Fighter Interceptor Squadron. A mock ultimatum and harmless gun salute mark the lighthearted encounter, ending with an honorary Air Force membership for Statesman after an air show.
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Kansas City
Air Force
Manfred von Richthofen
Red Baron
Chuck Stutesman
Ellis Stanley
326Th
Richards — Gebaur Air Force Base
Statesman
Richards-Gebaur
Stanley
Roy Ollison
Green Light For Pomona Sewers
Pomona votes to build first sewer system in 80 years after state wage disputes. City hall meeting to set dates and advertise construction. Hilltop annexation adds 11 blocks. project cost grows from 200000 as materials rise. Federal aid totals 20000 under federal act for lift lagoons and river discharge.
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Pomona
Hilltop
Ediger Engineers
Wichita
KC Tour For Students Honors Ottawa High Scholars
Twenty five Ottawa High School honor roll students will tour Kansas City on May 19 in recognition of their scholarship. The group, led by Mr and Mrs George Marshall and Mr and Mrs Howard Doyen, departs at 8 a.m. The trip is sponsored by the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce and includes students Arlyss Baker Elizabeth Butler Anne Christie Sally Gibson Marla Babcock Marilyn Rule Patricia Sievers Teresa Doerr Linda Hamerickhouse Nancy Bullock Robert Latimer Paulette Good Merry Dee Hahn Joyce Cooper Jack Shepard Nancy Hewitt Janice Moore Karen Cox Willa Crawford Harry Murphy Patricia Richardson Tamara O Day Larry Wightman Dudley Calder Connie Warnock Larry Lewis plus exchange student Andy Grove from Australia.
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Shepard
Forker
Harvey Drake
IBM
Turner
OHS
Memorial Auditorium
John W. Jones
Michael
Cy-Tones
Alice Lewis
Czardas
Camelot
Kanesas City
Nelson Art Gallery
Chris Selby
Kathy Nesch
Carol Reams
Ginger Doyen
Pam Reddick
Linda Craycraft
Ottawa High School
Kansas City
George Marshall
Howard Doyen
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Arlyss Baker
Elizabeth Butler
Anne Christie
Sally Gibson
Marla Babcock
Marilyn Rule
Patricia Sievers
Teresa Doerr
Linda Hamerickhouse
Nancy Bullock
Robert Latimer
Paulette Good
Merry Dee Hahn
Joyce Cooper
Jack Shepard
Nancy Hewitt
Janice Moore
Karen Cox
Willa Crawford
Harry Murphy
Patricia Richardson
Tamara O'Day
Larry Wightman
Dudley Calder
Connie Warnock
Larry Lewis
Police News Speeding Citations in Main Street Area
Charles W. Barnes aged 30 of St Louis cited for speeding 48 mph in a 30 mph zone in the 1500 block of South Main posted $18 bond. Joseph O. Swinehart age 23 of 1107 South Main cited for speeding 49 mph in a 30 mph zone in the 900 block of North Main.
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Charles W. Barnes
St. Louis
South Main
Joseph O. Swinehart
S. Main
North Main
Television Log Chronicle of Night Time Lineup
The page lists a dense, station to station broadcast schedule with programs across dayparts including News Weather Sports Talk shows films serials and dramas. Notable items include The Eddy Duchin Story Johnny Carson Captain Kangaroo To Tell The Truth and The Fugitive among many others. The list emphasizes complex timing codes and channel blocks typical of a television guide page.
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Texan
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Avengers
Johnny Carson
Eddy Duchin
Hollywood Palace
Whizzo’s Playhouse
Bette Hayes
Merv Griffin
Arlene Dahl
Mike Douglas
General Hospital
Jungle Jon
Three Stooges
Casper
Woody Woodpecker
Rifleman
Bat Masterson
Daktari
Smothers Brothers
Red Skelton
Dr. Kildare
McHale’s Navy
F. Troop
Petticoat Junction
Peyton Place
Fugitive
CBS Reports
West Point
D.A
Death Notices for Oscar W Parks and Lana Bigelow Hedman
Oscar W Parks 63 Pomona resident for 65 years died at Cedar House Convalescent Home. Born 1881 in Leland Alabama he was married to Eva Bennett until her death in 1954. Services Monday at Pomona Methodist Church with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Lana Bigelow Hedman 64 Osawatomie resident died Friday at KU Medical Center. Funeral Monday at Birchard Funeral Home Osawatomie. Survived by husband Warren Hedman and son Glen Bigelow.
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Parks
Oscar W. Parks
Pomona
Pomona Methodist Church
Harold Cooper
Woodlawn
Lamb Feneral
Cedar House
Lamb Funeral Home
Ottawa
Leland, al
Edward
Margaret (Gould) Parks
Eva Benedett
Lana Bigelow Hedman
Osawatomie
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Birchard Funeral Home
Osawatoomie
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House of Douglas
Albert J. Brox
Kansas State University
Otasco
Donald D, Fisher
Fisher
Ellis
William E. Sutton
Princeton
National Safety Council
Marie A. Donart
Sutton
Ottawa Unified
Moard
Judith Crane
Kansas State Teachers Colege
Emporia
Roy Lewis
Mud Creek
W. L. Pickering
S. Willow
Lewis
Pickering
StuCe
Mike McClay
Jon Indall
Dan Seymour
Janet Nesch
Clark Underwood
Jean Geiss
Dan Harkins
Donna Simpson
Karen Golden
Jewel Scott
Carolyn Bowers
Patty Jameson
Jim Ogg
Lynda Page
Ann Keith
Ann Gens
Meredith Mavity
Ola High School
Marvin Forker
W. P. Shepard
Burl Beam
Jola
Linda
Janice
James Witham
Tip
Andy Grove
Australia
Police News
Louis Dengel
Mortuary
Ken
Torey
Eye Guess
McCoys
Andy Griffith
Morning Star
Dick van Dyke
Paradise Bay
Donna Reed
Post Gutice
Guiding Light
Vera M. Vincent
RFD
R. C. Nichols
Sugar City
Cola
Wright's
Alliss Americ
Hamburger
Orly
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