Two Tickets to Paradise Prom for OHS Seniors
OHS seniors week features a junior senior prom at 8 PM with the theme Two Tickets to Paradise. Orchestra and band concerts follow Monday at 7 30 PM with a 6 PM pot luck in the Cyclone Room. Senior Awards Banquet is Tuesday. Cyclonettes clinic ongoing. choir finals showcased show tunes from musicals.
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Jimmy McCrossen
Paradise
U.S.C
Cyclone Room
OHS
Municipal Auditorium
Library Line answers readers with weekly questions
The column describes a community information center at Sun and Main offering free resources and answers on topics from gardening varieties and film origins to addressing envelopes to legislators, mower repairs, calories in Seven-Up, country sizes, and bird nesting behavior. It lists specialists and sources like the Franklin County Extension Office and various local vendors.
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Sun and Main
Franklin County Extension Office
Kansas
Florida
Alfred Hitchcock
Daphne DuMaurier
Taylor
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Washington D.C
A—Aurcott
19Th St
Brown’s Hardware
S. Main
Fred Hoffman
E. Wilson
Barbara Kraus
China
Russia
U.S.S.R
Canada
U.S
Fodor
Mother's Day Garden and Home Specials Across Ottawa Area
Multiple ads showcase Mother's Day promotions from florists, bakeries, and salons in Ottawa and Pomona. Highlights include orchid corsages at Butler-Hanes for 2.50, flower arrangements and bouquets, free delivery offers, and storewide discounts at Young Place and Willis Garden Center. Local venues host events such as open houses and special meals at Ottawa Country Club and L and L Cafe, with additional bargains on furniture, appliances, and services.
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Butler-Hanes
Moon Named Artistic Director for Kathryn Rogers Foundation Touring Co
Roger S. Moon, former Winfield resident and Walnut Valley performer, is named artistic director of the Kathryn Rogers Foundation for Artists Touring Company based at Vassar. The company begins its first tour next fall and Moon will direct summer productions at Vassar Playhouse starting May 20 with Trouble in Tahiti and Archy and Mehitabel, running through June 8, curtain 8 17 p.m. Call 828 3249 for info.
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Vassar
Roger S. Moon
Winfield
Kathryn Rogers Foundation For Artists
Moon
Vassar Playhouse
Walnut Valley Horsefeathers
Applesauce Association
Southwestern College
Emporia State University
Allyson
Geoffrey
Garth
Vassar Junction
Rogers Foundation
April Report Shows DPS Crime and Fire Totals
Department of Public Safety released April crime data with 616 calls and 571 cleared. Crimes include one homicide, seven burglaries, four assaults, 25 vandalisms, 10 runaways, and two attempted personal crisis reports. Three structure fires, one fatality at 704 N Sycamore on April 26. fire loss $11,025. Accidents 45 with $21,105 damage. dogcatcher 45 calls, 38 animals impounded. Volunteers 229 hours, officers drove $13,346 miles.
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Department of Public Safety
Department
Roger Wadkins
Sycamore
DPS
Weekly menu and market news from May issue
The report lists weekday school lunch menus including ham, pizza, tuna salad, hamburgers, tacos, and desserts with milk. It also notes a theft of welding tools from a home, a probation denial for David Parker, civil cases filed, and a summary of fed cattle trading at major markets with price ranges for steers, heifers, cows, and bulls across Omaha Joliet Peoria St Paul and other terminals.
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Jr. High
Kansas
City
St. St. Paul
Joliet
Peoria
Omaha
Sioux City
al So
St. Paul
Choice
Prime
Kansas Wheat Crop Forecast Reaches Third Largest Level
AP reports the Crop and Livestock Reporting Service projects Kansas wheat at 371.20 million bushels, the third largest on record. May 1 conditions underpin an 11.60 million acre harvest with 32 bushels per acre. Abandonment and regional yields vary, while national winter wheat is forecast at a record 1.71 billion bushels with 34.3 bushels per acre.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
M. E. Johnson
Johnson
Northwest
North Central
Central
South Central
West
Bluegrass workshops set for May 31 at municipal arena
The Country Gazette bluegrass group offers banjo mandolin and guitar workshops May 31 with a 10 dollar registration limited to 50 students. Season ticket holders may attend free. An 8 am introduction breakfast precedes workshops at 9 30 am a 1 pm lecture How to Listen to Bluegrass and an 8 pm concert. June 1 two free City Park concerts follow in tandem with local events.
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Municipal Auditorium
Country Gazette Bluegrass Group
the Gazette
The
Gazette
City Park
Arts Council
Auditorium Authority
George Jaworski
Ottawa Library Highlights National Preservation Week Theme
Library offers preservation display during National Preservation Week with Tim Sullivan noting energy saved by preserving old buildings. The Ottawa Library, housed in a historic building, faces overcrowding and service gaps, prompting plans for a new facility.
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Ottawa
America
Tim Sullivan
Patient George W. Franks listed at Lawrence Memorial
George W. Franks of 1641 S Main is a patient at Lawrence Memorial Hospital in room 426B.
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George W. Franks
S. Main
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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