Butler promoted to technical sergeant at Westhampton
Robert C. Butler son of Mr and Mrs Walter Butler 405 Willow promoted to technical sergeant. He is stationed with the 52nd Consolidated Aircraft Maintenance Squadron near Westhampton Beach New York. REV and Mrs George Smith missionaries to Old Mexico speak at Faith Bible Church Sunday May 25 morning and evening. Everyone welcome. Dance to Marvin Ross and The Country Gentlemen at VFW Hall Saturday 9 p.m. Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Butler
Walter Butler
Willow
52Nd Consolidated Aircraft Maintenance Squadron
Westhampton Beach
N. Y
George Smith
Old Mexico
The
Faith Bible Church
Mrs H L Cartzdamer Admitted for Tests at St Luke’s
Mrs H L Cartzdamer of 839 South Main has been admitted to St Luke’s Hospital Kansas City Missouri for tests and is assigned to Room Main-759 this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Cartzdamer
S. Main
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Western Musical by Mac and His Rhythm Ramblers
Mac and His Rhythm Ramblers will present a Western Musical on Tuesday May 27 at 8 p.m. in City auditorium. All proceeds benefit the Boys' Club building fund. Admission is 1 for adults and 50 cents for children. Tickets available at Peace Grocery Briscoe Drug Wright's Studio and Farmers Insurance Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac
Rhythm Ramblers
City Auditorium
Boys’ Club
Peace Grocery
Briscoe Drug
Wright’s Studio
Farmer’s Insurance Office
Patient Powelson improves at Trinity Lutheran Hospital
The condition of C. S. Powelson Sr. of rural Richmond is reported as improved while he is a patient at Trinity Lutheran Hospital in Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Powelson Sr
Richmond
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Kansas City
Open House at Sacred Heart School in May
Sacred Heart School invites the public to an open house at 5th and Cedar on Sunday May 25 from 1 00 to 4 00 p m. The event welcomes all attendees with admission information provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart School
5Th and
Cedar
Daughter of Hornberger undergoes emergency appendectomy
Theron Hornberger of Kansas City Kansas endured an emergency appendectomy Wednesday at St Luke's Hospital Kansas City Missouri. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Alvin Hornberger of Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theron Hornberger
Kansas City
Kan
Alvin Hornberger
Richmond
St. Luke’s Hospital
Pomona Band Boosters Meet May 26 at 8 PM
Pomona Band Boosters plan a meeting on May 26 at 8:00 p.m. The session will cover the band’s fundraising, event calendar, and volunteer needs. Members are urged to attend for updates and committee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona Band Boosters
Vanderbilt honors Dorothy Anne Spencer on dean's list
Dorothy Anne Spencer daughter of Dr and Mrs Lewis Spencer of 1147 S Hickory is named to Vanderbilt University's dean's list for the past semester with a B average or better as a sophomore in the college of arts and sciences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Anne Spencer
Lewis Spencer
Hickory
Vanderbilt University
College of Arts and Sciences
Miss Spencer
Billy Graham Tonite Telecast Details
Billy Graham airs tonight on Channel 9 and 13 at 9 oclock with a focus on forgiveness in this television ad summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Graham
Adv
Memorial urns offered by Wilky's Pottery
Concrete memorial urns advertised by Wilky's Pottery with contact number CH 2-2899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilky’s Pottery
Cub Scout Candy Drive Info Lincoln Pack No 81
For Catheryn Breck candy delivery contact Lincoln Pack No 81 Cub Scouts. Call CH 2-2490 or CH 2-2380. Help the Cubs help themselves. Adv.
Wonderland of Beauty flower show at Ottawa church
Ottawa Garden Club presents the annual flower show Wonderland of Beauty open to the public from 12 p.m. to 7 30 p.m. Monday in the First United Methodist Church basement. The event features a plant sale and other displays. Arrangements may be entered from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Garden Club
First United Methodist Church
Honor the Dead by Helping the Living Poppy Day
The American Legion Auxiliary marks Poppy Day this Saturday urging support for veterans through poppy distributions and related charitable drives. Local units organize ceremonies and appeals to the public to donate and participate in remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Plan for Kansas vocational education guidelines hearing
TOPEKA AP A state plan to guide vocational education development in Kansas faced a hearing before the State Board of Education. It aims to satisfy federal act requirements enacted last October and carried out by the 1969 Kansas legislature. Maurice L. Goff said programs for the handicapped and disadvantaged must use a truly different approach from regular programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
State Board of Education
Maurice L. Goff
Division of
Wichita Public Schools
Kansans Weather Woes Spark Mixed Reactions Across State
Topeka AP reports Kansans respond to persistent clouds rain and cold. Lyle Spring notes damp weather helps his asthma and enhances lawns, while Pearl Cloud endures dreary days. Goodland farmer’s wife joins concerns of wind and dust. Meteorologist Garrett cites cooler trends since 1948 and forecasts more of the same with heavy fog and ample precipitation affecting crops across Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle A. Spring
Topeka
Pearl Cloud
Wichita
Joe Winters
Goodland
Garrett
John L. Wilson
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Kansas
Wilson
Kansas River
Midwest
Charles Rains
Salina
OHS Project Continues With Newcolor Ceiling White Trend
The OHS student build project progresses with all ceilings painted white to suit personal color schemes, while the house is insulated and nearing carpet installation in bronze green living room and blue, gold, and red bedrooms. If weather holds, driveway and front walk pour this weekend. Instructors note strong training value and a student’s job offer from this work, with others benefiting from hands on experience during class hours. A change in schedule to two hour classes is planned for next term starting September, and plans for another home are underway with design adjustments including a hip roof. Open house expected Sunday, guttering finishing later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmaster
Harold Wallace
Don Kornhaus
Spencer
Central Heights High School Graduates Included 27 Seniors
Central Heights High School awarded diplomas Wednesday evening to 27 seniors led by Steven Betz Lloyd Burkdoll Dale Carey Clarence Cott Rex Foltz Kathleen Lickteig Robert Lyon Patricia Lyons Earlene McKlivain Ronald Meineke Cherry Needham Lynn Nilges Daniel Oram Dale Pearson Milton Perry Lavonne Rhodes Cynthia Spaulding Duane Stephan Virginia Taylor Linda Topp Gary Walker Richard Whitacre Jo Weatherbie Richard Welch and Loretta Wernsman as the class of graduates celebrated with the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Heights High School
Steven Betz
Lloyd Burkdoll
Dale Carey
Clarence Cott
Rex Foltz
Kathleen Lickteig
Robert Lyon
Patricia Lyons
Earlene McKlivain
Ronald Meineke
Cherry Needham
Lynn Nilges
Daniel Oram
Dale Pearson
Milton Perry
Lavonne Rhodes
Cynthia Spaulding
Duane Stephan
Virginia Taylor
Linda Topp
Gary Walker
Richard Whitacre
Jo Weatherbie
Richard Welch
Loretta Wernsman
Gas Tax Gets The Go Ahead
Atty. Gen. Kent Frizzell ruled the Kansas Highway Commission may implement provisions of the 1969 motor fuel tax and freeway law without new legislation. The bill raises gas tax from five to seven cents and special fuels tax from seven to eight cents. It designates a state freeway system and orders half the construction funds to be spent on it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kent Frizzell
Kansas Highway Commission
Frizzell
John H. Morse
Highway Commission
Morse
OU Prof to Deliver Commencement Address at Tacoma College
Dr. Lloyd J. Averill of Ottawa University sociology will give the annual commencement address June 1 before Pacific Lutheran College seniors in Tacoma Washington. Invited by retiring president Dr. Robert Mortvedt, Averill will speak on The Recovery of Perspective about campus unrest. He argues radical activists and officials are bound by romantic views of human nature, often causing stalemate. Only a shock to realism can yield constructive results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd J. Averill
Ottawa University
Pacific Lutheran College
Tacoma
Wash
Averill
Robert Mortvedt
Legion to sponsor cadet lawman academy student
The Warren Black Post of the American Legion will sponsor a local youth to attend the Cadet Lawman Academy run with the Highway Patrol at Salina’s patrol academy from June 15 to 21. Eligibility requires a high school junior in the top half of classes and principal recommendation. About 40 youths statewide are expected. call Joel Towner to apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Black
The
American Legion Today
Lawman
Highway Patrol
Salina
Legion
Joel Towner
Garnett Names Charles Carver as Undersheriff
Garnett county official GARNETT announces Charles Carver has been named undersheriff. Carver, born in Iola, moved from La Grande Oregon with his wife and three children. His background includes four years in the Coast Guard and 16 months with the La Grande Police Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett
Bill Gadelman
Anderson County
Charles Carver
Carver
Iola
la Grande
Ore
Coast Guard
LaGrande
US Losses 42 More Planes in Vietnam War Yet Again
US Command reports 42 aircraft lost in the past week raising total to 5388 since 1961. Helicopters outnumber planes 27 to 15 with two million dollar F4 Phantom and KC130 tanker among the losses, eight crewmen killed. Bombers press North Vietnam targets near Saigon and the Central Highlands as ground fighting continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
Dak To
South Vietnam
Satisfactory condition after Pomona youth car wreck near North Harrison Road
Linda Dyer 20 Pomona is in satisfactory condition at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a one car crash that injured three others. Driver Michael Bethell 16 and Steve Clark 17 were treated and released. Larry Anderson 18 was uninjured. Bethell lost control, car hit a ditch and fence. One boy walked 20 miles for a phone. Damage to fence estimated at 30 dollars. Services Saturday at McAllen. Survivors include husband George and two daughters Betty Moore and Barbara Martin and six grandchildren. Contributions to Franklin County Cancer Fund suggested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Dyer
Pomona
Ransom Memorial Hospital
North Harrison Road
Michael W. Bethell
Steve Clark
Baldwin
Larry Anderson
Bethell
Sheriff’s Office
McAllen
George
The
Home
Betty Moore
Cody
Wyo
Barbara Martin
Corpus Christi
Tex
Orville McNish
Ottawa Rfd 2
John Silvius
Wellsville
Silvius
Franklin County Cancer Fund
Funeral for Spec. 4 Charles G. Stultz at Quenemo High
Services for Spec. 4 Charles G. Stultz 21 of Quenemo killed in action May 12 in Vietnam will be at 2 30 p m Saturday at Quenemo High School with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery north of Quenemo Rev Fred Martin will officiate Memorials to a fund by Quenemo High School class of 1966 may be sent to Davis Oil Co Mrs Noreen Markham or Paul Sims all of Quenemo or taken to Bruce Plant or First National Bank Ottawa Enola Miller formerly of Ottawa died Tuesday in Dallas survivors include sister Mrs Lee Boswell Dallas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gilbert Stultz
Charles G. Stultz
Quenemo
Vietnam
Quenemo High School
Oak Hill Cemetery
Fred Martin
Davis Oil Company
Noreen Markham
Paul Sims
Bruce Plant
First National Bank
Ottawa
Enola Miller
Dallas
Tex
Westland Memorial Park
Miss Miller
J. T
Elizabeth Stith Miller
Franklin County
Ottawa University
University of Wichita
Wichita
Lee Boswell
Car Truck Collision on South Main No Injuries Reported
At 11 30 a m Thursday in the 100 block of South Main a truck driven by John T Keenan 60 backed from a parking stall colliding with a southbound car driven by Mildred L Heathman 40. Damage to Heathman s right rear door and fender estimated at 88 12 dollars. No damage to the Keenan truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main
John T. Keenan
N. Cherry
Mildred L. Heathman
Heathman
Keenan
Hospital Notes And Police Citations
Hospital notes list admissions including Bob Peck Linda Dyer James Ewert and others with Friday entries. Dismissals include Grace Bittenbender Beverly Johnson Vera Boehle and transfers to Santa Fe Hospital. Emergency report cites Louis Turk with a right leg laceration Friday. Police citations note Doyle K. Pollom for careless driving at 17 709 Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Peck
KE. Wilson
Linda Dyer
Pomona
James Ewert
Emporia
Kenneth Morrow
Princeton
Grace Bittenbender
S. Walnut
Beverly Johnson
Ottawa
Vera Boehle
Lawrence
Thomas Tschantz
S. Oak
Santa Fe Hospital
Topeka
Tilden Minnick
S. Main
Louise Gibson
E. 4Th
Dewey Cook
Cottonwood
Jim Spooner
Louis Turk
Richmond
Doyle K. Pollom
Grant
Local men plead guilty in traffic cases
Leland A. Bass aged 64 of Salina pleaded guilty to driving left of center and was fined $10 plus costs. Jather W. Hayden 55 of Newton pleaded guilty to drunkenness on a public highway and was fined $50 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland A. Bass
Salina
Jather W. Hayden
Newton
Death of Mrs. George Silvius in Texas
Word comes of the death on Thursday of Mrs. George Silvius, formerly of Ottawa, at McAllen, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Silvius
Ottawa
McAllen
Texas
State Highway Commission approves road contracts in three counties
Road contracts totaling 4 195 616 dollars for Franklin Anderson and Osage Counties receive approval. Bids were opened April 24 at Topeka. In Osage County US 75 6 1 mile seal and US 56 20 8 miles seal are awarded to Hankomer Asphalt and Paving Stabilization respectively. Anderson County funds cover half mile grading and bridge near Harris awarded to Fred Beachner. Franklin County deck repairs on four I 35 bridges near Ottawa and Wellsville total 104 229 dollars to M W Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Anderson
Osage
State Highway Commission
Kansas
Topeka
Osage County
Hankomer Asphalt
Paving Stabilization, Inc
Anderson County
Harris
Fred Beachner
St. Paul
Franklin County
Marais Des Cygnes River
Ottawa
Walnut Creek
Wellsville
M. W. Watson
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Country Gentlemen
VFW Hall
Dean Chapman
Everett Chapman
N. Oak
Trinity United Methodist Church
Chapman
Ottawa Herald
OHS Project
James Thomson
Hollis Thomson
S. Maple
James O. Thomson
S.R
N.T.C.R.T.C
San Diego
Calif
American Legion
Siagon
Laos
Cambodia
the Daily Report
Deatis
Ocal
Baemarnengeareoearse
Ates
Davis
Lawrence Municipal
Davis Paint Store
S. Sycamore
West 15Th
West
S. Mulberry
Chevrolet
Woolworth’s
A&p
Peggy Toumberlin
Fulton Furniture
East 15Th
Joel
Lawrence Paper CO
6Th and New Hampshire
St. Lawrence, Kansas
Mr. Waterman
North American
Watkins Products
Vernon D. Holloway
R. R. No
McPherson
General Services
Fay
McIntire
Will
J. W. Taylor
Pickering Piano Service
Sleichter
Wassmer’s
Coffman
Bennie Stinson
Spring Hill
Electrolux
Fred Meador
West 6Th
All State Tree Service
Ray Fletcher
Shawnee and
Olathe
Keith Watts
Ottawa, Kansas
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Allen
Irene Reed
N. Mulberry
A. E. Blackburn
South Mulberry
Harry Flory
Beech
Fred Noel
Elm
Printy
Ben Printy
Printy Auction House
N. Main
Jack Nelson
Waverly Livestock Sales
Waverly
Stella E. Hendrix
Pomona City Park
Clifford R. Hobbs
Ivan Brown
Logan
Franklin County Sales, Inc
Hyer Boot Company
Beattie
Olan Mills Studio, Inc
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Springfield
Ohio
John Hall
Robertson
Ford
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