Army S Sgt George D Fisher in Vietnam Assigned
Army S Sgt George D Fisher 30 son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Liegerot 1228 Hickory was posted as infantryman with the 9th Infantry Division in Vietnam May 1 His wife Dorothy lives in McPherson Georgia A sacred community sing is set for 7 45 p m Sunday at Union Chapel Methodist Church near Ottawa Plus local yard and garage sales and a new Ottawa Vet Hospital address change notes
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ARMY
George D. Fisher
Kenneth Liegerot
Hickory
9Th Infantry Division
Vietnam
Union Chapel Methodist Church
Ottawa
Ottawa Junior High
Ottawa Senior High
New Bridge Site Eyed Near Lane On Pottawatomie Creek
Charles Carpenter and A D Moret of the State Highway Department field checked possible sites for a new Pottawatomie Creek bridge west of Lane. County officials Don Averill Lee Nichols George Atchison and Bob Lister attended. A final site decision will come later. Federal funds available since the route is a Federal Aid Secondary road. Construction planned for the second half of 1969.
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Charles Carpenter
A. D. Moret
Secondary Roads Division
State Highway Department
Pottawatomie Creek
Lane
Carpenter
Moret
Don Averill
Lee Nichols
George Atchison
Bob Lister
Richmond
Deaths of Mrs Dolly Anderson and others in area losses
Obituaries from The Daily Report note Mrs Dolly Anderson 73 of Portland formerly from Ottawa Lyndon and surrounding area with funeral plans at Lyndon Methodist Church and burial at Zion Cemetery. Also listed are Lewis Hugill Edgerton. infant Jeffrey Joseph Webb of Kansas City Kansas. Mrs Samuel Albright Halstead. Jeffrey A Huskey 16 with services in Dengel Mortuary and Highland Cemetery.
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Dolly Anderson
Portland
Ore
Lyndon Methodist Church
Zion Cemetery
Vassar
Shaffer-Feltner Mortuary
Lyndon
Columbus
Ottawa
George W. Anderson
Georgia Waddington
Roy W. Anderson
Freemont
Calif
Flora Etheridge
Richmond
Lewis Hugill
Edgerton
Kansas City
Paul Shannon
S. Mulberry
Mattie (Shannon) Hugill
Ed Hugill
Kinsey
Kan
George Hugill
Denver
Colo
Anna Reeves
Western Kansas
Jeffrey J. Webb
Jeffrey Joseph Webb
James Webb
Richmond Cemetery
Jerrald Harnden
Joe Wittman
Clay Webb
Bill Spurgeon
Oak Grove
Jeffrey A. Huskey
Jeffrey A. Huske
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Jim McCrossen
First Baptist Church
A. H. North
R. L. Stevens
Highland Cemetery
Bill Shenk
Sonny Peed
Fred Gumm
Gary Farrar
Gerry Meeks
Harry Reeves
Tommy Adcock
Lloyd Reynolds
Dale Tegtmeyer
KC Market Cattle Hogs and Hospital Notes Update
Kansas City AP reports cattle on sale with steers 26.50 to 27.25 and heifers 25.50 to 26.00, hogs trading 18.00 to 25.75 with various weights listed, and sheep at 29.50 to 30.00 for spring lambs. Hospital notes list admissions Butch Kelley and others, dismissals, emergencies including Janice Sue Hart, and a string of local traffic and court citations in Ottawa area.
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Kansas City
U.S
Elvin L. Lynn
Lenexa
Paul J. Miller
Hutchinson
John L. Wilhite
Larry Kirkland
Rantoul
Donald W. Scott
Wellsville
Mary Fry
Leavenworth
John A. Deters
Kan
Roger A. Barkey
Osawatomie
Will A. Stanbaugh
Clarence C. Tilton
Crowley
Correction of Renfro Cabin story details
The April 30 Herald correction states Roy Monroe and Garnett men did not go to Greeley to clean the cabin yard. Instead a group of Harris men cleaned up and filled in a well. The original cabin was home to Rev. John Renfro, not Rev. William Renfro, and John Fox who helped build it was Joy Fox’s grandfather, not her uncle.
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Renfro
The
Herald
Roy Monroe
Harris
Garnett
Greeley
Miss Joy Fox
John Renfro
William Renfro
John Fox
Shanties Flourishing At Resurrection City In Washington
AP dispatch reports about 300 Poor People's Campaign members settling into Resurrection City near the Lincoln Memorial with 450 demonstrators in attendance. Volunteers note good spirits and rapid shelter setup of triangular plywood shanties while carpenters finish housing for about 1,100 people and plan Monday’s major demonstrations. Reverend Ralph David Abernathy joins the effort as workspaces and kitchens operate in a large canvas tent serving as meeting space.
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Washington
Resurrection City
U.S.A
Midwest
Lincoln Memorial
Ralph David Abernathy
Abernathy
March Leaders Meet Officials In Washington
In Washington AP reports leaders of the Poor People’s Campaign met with 70 members of Congress to press antipoverty demands including jobs and housing. Estimates suggest costs could reach 30 billion dollars. Reverend Ralph Abernathy reaffirmed nonviolence and called civil disobedience a last resort.
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Washington
Congress
Capitol Hill
Ralph David Aberenathy
Adult Education Graduation Set at Eugene Field School
Forty-one adults will receive high school equivalency diplomas at a 7:30 p.m. service on May 24 at Eugene Field school. The graduation honors those who completed the East Central Kansas Community Action sponsored course, offered free to students. Instructors are from the Ottawa Retired Teachers' Association and classrooms are provided by Ottawa Unified School District 290.
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Eugene Field School
East Central Kansas Community Action Program
Ottawa Retired Teachers’ Association
Ottawa Unified School District 290
Stock Market Dips Irregularly Amid Gold Rally
New York stocks edged lower with losses outweighing gains by about 50 on the NYSE. The Dow was down 0.64 at 907.42 at noon as gold mining issues climbed on a gold price surge above 40 dollars an ounce. The Associated Press index fell 0.8 to 329.1 with industrial and rail averages down, utilities up, while Dome Mines and others rose on the gold news.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Homestake
Africcan
Campbell Red Lake
McIintyree Porcupine
Massey-Ferguson
Cha
Greeley Man Jailed After Burglary Charges
Mike Gelhaus 20 of Greeley remains in Anderson County jail for failing to post 2000 bond after a hearing before County Court Judge Charles Lybarger. He is charged with burglarizing four Greeley businesses: Greeley Co-Op Service Station, Greeley Elevator, M and 8 Cafe, and Greeley Hardware, plus Bowman's Sinclair Service Station in Garnett. Preliminary hearing set for Thursday.
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Garnett
Mike Gelhaus
Greeley
Anderson County
Charles Lybarger
Gelhaus
New Recreation Head Is Picked
The Ottawa Recreation Commission elected Lewis Bell Jr. as chairman and Rodney McClay as vice chairman at its annual meeting. Other members include Don Hoglund, Quincey Seymour, and Bill Boucek, with retiring members Tom Porter and V. O. Schultz. Orlis Cox was appointed secretary.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Lewis Bell Jr
Rodney McClay
Don Hoglund
Quincey Seymour
Bill Boucek
Tom Porter
V. O. Schultz
Orlis Cox
Garnett Country Club Vandalism Prompt Reward
A $50 reward is offered for information leading to arrests and convictions in a vandalism case at the Garnett Country Club. Club directors report all clubhouse windows broken and locks on the golf cart house damaged.
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Garnett
Garnett Country Club
Garnett Airport To Be Improved
Garnett city commissioners will spend 14000 dollars on airport upgrades including runway lighting and hard-surface paving for the 2200 foot strip. The facility logged about 2100 operations last year averaging six takeoffs and landings daily. County officials are compiling figures to seek county aid for the project.
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Garnett
Ottawa Jaycees Shine at Kansas State Convention
Ottawa delegates joined about 1 000 Jaycees and guests at the 1968 Kansas Jaycee State Convention May 10 11 12 in Kansas City Kansas. Awards highlighted James Douglas receiving General rank in the Jayhawk Corps while Gary Shofner was elected Administrative National Director. Congressman Robert Dole attended the business meeting.
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Ottawa
Duane Anderson
Ray Shumate
Roger Keith
Douglas
Jayhawk Corps
Kansas Jaycees
Kansas
Gary Shofner
Shofner
Owen N. Shofner
Beech
Topeka
Robert Dole
Classified Ads Price List and Deadlines
Classified advertising rates and deadlines are outlined. Per word pricing for local ads ranges from 6c to 24c with multiple insertions. Card of Thanks is 60c per word with a 0c minimum. Blind ads and lodge notices have additional costs.
Lodge Notice Union Chapter 150 Es Stated Meeting
Union Chapter 150 Es Stated meeting on May 15 at 8 p.m. honors Mothers and Past Mae trons and Past Patrons. Visitors were welcomed with De Molay flower talk by Letha Gover W M Ann Jensen Sec
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UNION
E.S
de Molay
Letha Gover
W. M. Ann Jensen
Tancred Commandery No 11 K T Stated Convocation
The Tancred Commandery No 11 K T convenes Thursday May 16 at 7 30 p m with a business meeting. Visiting Sir Knights are welcome. Orville D Jones is the Eminent Commander and Gerald B Harford the Recorder.
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Tancred
K. T
Thur
Sir Knights
Orville D, Jones
E. C. Gerald B
Harford
Rec
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