Ottawa native in Caracas to graduate from AMP program
Harold L. Siegle formerly of Ottawa now in Caracas as assistant manager of Creole Petroleum Corp production will graduate May 10 from the Harvard AMP. Ronald F. Boyer USN, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reddell E. Boyer of 1040 S. Sycamore, has completed nine weeks of Navy basic training at Naval Bear Center, Great Lakes, Illinois.
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Ottawa
Caracas
Venezuela
Creole Petroleum Corp
AMP
Harvard University Graduate School of Business Administration
Ronald F. Boyer
USN
Reddell E. Boyer
S. Sycamore
Navy
Naval Bear Center
Great Lakes
Social Security help session announced for youths center
Social Security representatives will appear Wednesday from 9 a.m. to noon at the Youth Center to assist persons wishing to apply for Social Security benefits or to conduct other Social Security business.
Ottawa-Franklin draft board head to attend Kansas conference
Lavey Maxine Look executive secretary of the Ottawa Franklin County draft board will close her office Monday and Tuesday to attend an all Kansas selective service conference. The conference will be addressed by Lt. Gen. Lewis Hersey.
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Lavey Maxine Look
Ottawa-Franklin County
Carrier Airborne Early Warning 116 returns from Vietnam
David G Burgoon USN son of Mr and Mrs David R Burgoon 620 S Poplar Iowa Kan serves aboard USS Coral Sea which has just returned from Vietnam Yard sale Wed Thurs 94 185 So Oak Adv.
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David G. Burgoon
USN
David R. Burgoon
S. Poplar
Iowa
Kan
Carrier ‘Airborne Early Warning Squadron 116
Coral Sea
Vietnam
Zerbe Elected Northwestern Pi Tau Sigma President
Tony Zerbe son of Rex and Mrs Zerbe of Ottawa Red was elected president of Pi Tau Sigma at Northwestern University. The honor society recognizes engineering students.
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Tony Zerbe
Rex Zerbe
Ottawa Red
Pi Tau Sigma Fraternity
Northwestern University
Kansas State University Vet Medicine admits eighty students
Alan L Lewis of Osage City Thomas W Buchman of Paola and Terry S Wollen of Ottawa are among eighty students approved for admission to Kansas State University College for Veterinary Medicine next September. Roseberry Body and Paint Shop announces a new location at 404 W Wilson.
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Alan L. Lewis
Osage City
Thomas W. Buchman
Paola
Terry
S. Wollen
Ottawa
Kansas State University College For Veterinary Medicine
Roseberry Body and Paint Shop
W. Wilson, Adv
ROTC Cadet Roy E Hobbs Promoted to Cadet Second Lieutenant
Kansas State University announces cadet Roy E Hobbs son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Hobbs of Princeton is promoted to cadet second lieutenant. He is a sophomore majoring in electrical engineering.
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Kansas State University
Roy E. Hobbs
Jerry Hobbs
Princeton
Hobbs
Free Drawing Mothers Day at Pomona Gift Center
A local notice promotes a free drawing for Mother’s Day at Pomona Gift Center. It invites patrons to register on site, highlighting a chance to win a prize and celebrate mothers with a shop event.
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Pomona
Johnston earns God and Country Award at church
Roger D. Johnston, son of Mr and Mrs David Johnston of 606 South Maple Frankfort Kansas received the Boy Scout God and Country Award at the United Methodist Church on Sunday.
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Roger D. Johnston
David Johnston
S. Maple
Frankfort, Kan., United Methodist Church
National Farmers Organization to meet at Anchor Savings
The regular monthly gathering of the National Farmers Organization is scheduled for 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Anchor Savings building. Members are urged to attend and participate in the discussion.
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The
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Anchor Savings Building
High achieving Kansas State students honored
Peggy Dekarmetite of Waverly and Jane Davenport of Osage City were recognized at Kansas State University for high grades in their classes.
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Peggy Dekarmetite
Waverly
Jane Davenport
Osage City
Kansas State University
Freshman Diane McDonald Wins Danforth Award at KSU
Diane McDonald of Williamsburg, a Kansas State University freshman, has earned the Danforth Award of the College of Home Economics as the outstanding freshman in the college.
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Diane McDonald
Williamsburg
Kansas State University
Danforth
College of Home Economics
He Loves Her and Other Tales of Courtship in L A
AP reports in Los Angeles that Dick Annotico wooed Carol Appel with persistent gestures over a week. He sent love songs, a large bouquet, a 500 word telegram, a newspaper, a 13 page love letter, and two 30 second radio ads. Carol, 26, divorced with two kids, says she is impressed but undecided.
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Los Angeles
California
Dick Annotico
Carol Appel
Carol
Andy
Robby
Friesan Honored as Photographer of the Year
LaVerne Friesen of Buhler earned the photographer of the year award for the second straight year from the Kansas Professional Photographers Association at a Monday night meeting. Suzanne Mertz of Pittsburg took the president's trophy for best print. H. E. Shoemaker of Newton won the master trophy for best print in the general exhibit. Gary Millsap of Wichita was elected association president, with Richard Parish of Pittsburg as vice president, Don Whitlock of McPherson as treasurer, and Roy Nickum of Kansas City as secretary.
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Wichita
LaVerne Friesen
Buhler
Kansas Professional Photographers Association
Suzanne Mertz
Pittsburg
H. E. Shoemaker
Newton
Gary Millsap
Richard Parish
Don Whitlock
McPherson
Roy Nickum
Kansas City
Ottawa school board names new recreation board members
On recommendation of recreation director Orlis Cox the Ottawa school board approved Don Hoglund and Lewis Bell for the recreation board. The board also decided that special education graduates will receive regular diplomas, one student to graduate this spring. New contracts were approved for Edward Spigle, Elder Wambsganss, Anita Toll, and Dale E Fox with details on education and salary.
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Orlis Cox
Don Hoglund
Lewis Bell
Ottawa High School
Edward Spigle
Evangel College
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Elder Wambsganss
Valley Falls
Anita Toll
Ottawa University
Dale E. Fox
Baker University
Kansas University
William D. Wilson dies. services held in Garnett
William D. Wilson, born July 6, 1890 near Garnett, died April 25. Services were April 29 at Farris Memorial Chapel Garnett with Rev. Maurice Horner. Pallbearers named. burial in Garnett Cemetery. Survived by wife Anna Brown, a brother John F. Wilson of Hutchinson, and several nieces and nephews. He was active in United Brethren Church and Masonic and Eastern Star orders.
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William D. Wilson
Farris Memorial Chapel
Garnett
Maurice Horner
Dale Fooshee
O. D. Meisenheimer
Charles Beckwith
Francis Holmes
Vern Powls
Clovis Bell
Bill Thornbrugh
R. G. Fraker
Garnett Cemetery
Wilson
James L
Floretta Wilson
Anna Brown
The
United Brethren Church
Delphian Chapter
A.F
A.M
Delphian
Order of Eastern Star, Garnett
Knights Templar of
Iola
John F. Wilson, Hutchinson
Funeral service for Mrs Flora A Lantis
Mrs Flora A Lantis died May 3. Funeral services held May 6 at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Rev James McCrossen officiating. Pallbearers listed and burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Surviving relatives include Walter LeRoy Pearce of Emporia, Raymond A Pearce and Mrs George Sink of Belana Park California.
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Flora A. Lantis
Dengel and Son
James McCrossen
Jim Pritchard
Andy Volemeck
Paul McFarland
Louis Froggate
Phillip Pritchard
A. C. Morrison
Jay Milton
R. L. Stevens
Greenwood Cemetery
Emporia
Raymond A. Pearce
George Sink
Belana Park
Calif
Bridge Winners at Elk's Club Monday Night
Bridge results list top North South and East West pairs from Ottawa and La Cygne with Ottawa participants well represented. Dismissals include Mrs Carolyn Addington and Maude Price with a note on a Pomona birth and local injuries from sports and a dog bite report.
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The
Elk’s Club
Virginia Seavers
Lawrence
Ted Crandall
Ottawa
Freda Gilmore
Doris Peters
Carolyn Addington
Cedar House
Maude Price
Richmond
KC Markets Kansas City Roundup of Farm Prices
AP report lists wholesale eggs with large at 22.25 and mediums at 20.22 dollars per 80 percent A. Butter unchanged with grade A at 77 for a pound and 78 for quarters. Cattle and calves numbers shown: choice and prime steers 26.50到27.50, mixed good and choice 25.50到26.50, heifers 25.50到26.00, feeder steers 26.50到29.50, feeder heifers 23.00到25.50. Hogs 4,000 head, barrows and gilts steady to 25 higher, 1.2 200-230 lbs 19.50 to 19.75, 1.3 220-240 lbs 19.00.
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Kansas City
Garnett Man Reports Aboard USS Proteus
Emmett D. Brown, son of Mrs. Dora Good of Garnett RFD 3, has reported aboard the USS Proteus AS 19 at Guam. Brown, who completed Navy basic training at the Great Lakes last August, serves in a division supplying U.S. nuclear submarines in the Pacific with items from Poseidon missiles to ice cream.
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Garnett
Proteus
Holy Loch
Scotland
Emmett D. Brown
Dora Good
Garnett Rfd
FPO
San Francisco
Brown
Navy
Great Lakes
Guam
U.S
Pacific
North Korea Claims Capture Of U.S. Agents On DMZ Entry
North Korea says it captured a group calling themselves U.S. agents who crossed the demilitarized zone before dawn to commit murder and subversion. KCNA reported the band was armed with various lethal weapons but gave no count of captives.
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Tokyo
North Korea
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Mink fur chair stolen from downtown Minneapolis shop
A $10,000 mink fur chair was stolen from a downtown Minneapolis shop during the weekend after thieves broke in through the front door, a shop spokesman told police on Monday.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Wind gust capsizes trailer near Ellis Kansas
A strong wind gusts knocked over Earl Hopp’s camper trailer west of Ellis. The trailer then rolled upright in another gust. Only damage was a broken window and bent hitch. no injuries reported.
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Ellis
Kan
Kansas
Earl Hopp
Navajo
Calif
Hopp
Notice of Hearing in Hasty Estate Franklin County Kansas
In the Probate Court Ottawa Franklin County Kansas a petition by Wanda Carpenter heir seeks descent of Lots 7 9 and 11 Block 61 Ottawa and all property of Mont W Hasty at death. Defenses due by May 24 1968 at 10 30 a m in Ottawa Kansas. failure leads to judgment. Wanda Carpenter Petitioner. Winton A Winter attorney for Petitioner.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Mont W. Hasty
Wanda Carpenter
Mant W. Hasty
Kansas
City of Ottawa
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Larry Spratt
Rantoul
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Lister Plumbing
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Edgerton
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Wassmer
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Pickering Piano Service
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