Local News Briefs Highlight Deaths and Events
Wanda Baird mourns her mother Mrs. Carl Doughty who died Tuesday in Hutchinson with services planned there Saturday. A BYF Ham and Bean supper is set May 17 at Greenwood School near 7th Street. Ronald L. Mendell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mendell, was honored at a University of Wichita Regents convocation. A rummage sale runs May 17 at Second and Main. Dr Frank C. Carothers of Garnett is guest of honor at the Kansas State Dental Association session in Wichita May 13 and 14. Dr L J Mathey will close his office May 15–18 for an Educational Seminar in Fort Worth Texas.
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Wanda Baird
S. Cedar
Carl Doughty
Hutchinson
Ronald L. Mendell
Archie A. Mendell
Ash
University of Wichita Regents
Frank C. Carothers
Garnett
Kansas State Dental Association
Wichita
Carothers
L. J. Mathey
Fort Worth
Texas
Paul E. Beasley
W. 7Th
Dengel and Son
Robert P. Nelson
R. L. Stevens
James Driver
Harold McDonald
John Rooney
Elston Decker
Edward Collins
Wayne Woodward
Ira Randel
Gary Wallace
Fred Kissinger
Highland Cemetery
Gold Star Mothers
Army Mothers
Rebekahs
Hazel F. Rizley
Phoenix
Ariz
Dengel and Son Mortuary
L. R. Wilkinson
John A. Stambaugh
Inglewood
Calif
John Rizley
Rizley
Church of Christ
E. H. Tipton
Manhattan Beach
Chuck LeMaster
Ottawa
Night of One Ox at OJHS May 15 16
Raymond Hille, grandson of Mildred Brinkmeyer of 1145 N. Cherry, Wichita artist student at Wichita State University and member of Co. F-7 Pershing Rifles, was among six winners at the 1969 Regimental Assembly Ft. Riley. For a night of entertainment visit the OJHS event Thursday and Friday May 15 and 16 at 7 30. 76 cents adults 50 cents students 26 5 cents children advanced.
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Raymond Hille
Mildred Brinkmeyer
N. Cherry
Wichita State University
Pershing Rifles
Ft. Riley
Appanoose church rummage sale urged at bank site
Activities include a rummage sale at the old People’s National Bank on Friday May 16 starting 8 30 am. Sunday services at Assembly of God move to Hawthorne School auditorium due to sanctuary remodeling with morning service at 10 30 and evening at 7 30. Midweek service tonight will be dismissed. Richter United Methodist plans membership recognition Sunday with a 12 30 p.m. basket dinner and short program.
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Appanoose Baptist Church
Old ‘People's National Bank
Assembly of God Church
Hawthorne School
Richter United Methodist Church
South Poplar
N. Sycamore
Warren Black Post 60 American Legion Meets Tonight
The Warren Black Post 60 of the American Legion will hold a meeting at 8 tonight in Memorial Auditorium, inviting members to attend and participate in post affairs.
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Warren Black Post
American Legion
Memorial Auditorium
Douglas Gingerich Admitted To Stormont-Vail Hospital
Douglas Gingerich of 609 E 8th was admitted Wednesday to Stormont Vail Hospital in Topeka. He is assigned to room 530.
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Douglas Gingerich
Stormont-Vail Hospital
Topeka
Day Care Enrollment for Summer Session Opens
A summer day care program invites pre-schoolers aged three to five to enroll starting at 9 am in Elliott Hall lobby. Prices vary: 9 to 11 am costs $1 per day, 7:45 to 11:30 am costs $1.50, and full day 7:45 am to 5:15 pm costs $3.
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Elliott Hall
Hickory
Wellsville Educator Palmquist Retires After 43 Years
Theodore R. Palmquist, longtime Wellsville and Ottawa University educator, retires after 43 years in Kansas City. He served as Turner High principal, federal projects director, and OU board member, taught at Bluff City and Wellsville, helped start early guidance programs, and aided a mechanized trade reporting system. A reception at Turner High School on May 25 from 2 to 5 p.m. will honor him, with letters welcome for a memory book.
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Theodore R. Palmquist
Wellsville
Ottawa University
Kansas City
Kan
Turner High School
Board of Education
Bluff City
University of Kansas
Kansas
Palmaquist
Vocational Education Board
Palmquist
Eloise Siler
Butterflies at Philbrook Center in Tulsa
William H. Howe of Ottawa donated eight original watercolor paintings of butterflies and moths in natural Southwestern United States and Mexican settings to the Philbrook Art Center in Tulsa Oklahoma on Sunday.
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United States
Mexico
Philbrook Art Center
Tulsa
Okla
William H. Howe
Ottawa
Obituary notices list six local deaths and services
Obituaries and funeral notices for Wilfrid B Pauly Paul E Beasley Martha M Mesigh Iska Adelia Blount Hazel F Rizley and related hospital admissions dismissals and emergencies appear in the Ottawa Herald May 15 1969. Details cover death dates May 10 funeral home arrangements officiants pallbearers graveside rites and congregational involvement with local posts and nurses groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfrid B
Harold R. Bundy
Gary Hedrick
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