Pioneer CWC Class Graduates From Ottawa U Program
Five first graduates of Ottawa Universitys College Without Campus in Kansas City are set for Sunday ceremonies. The cohort earned credit from other colleges and completed 24 hours at the center. Graduates include Victoria Oti Eferakeya, Dorothy Berry, Carol Elliott, Roberta Cefala, and Gary Kolko, with three presenting at OU commencement.
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Ottawa University
Dorothy Berry
Victoria Oti Eferakeya
College
Keith Shumway
Kansas City
Kansas City Center
Shumway
Africa
United States
Carol Elliott
Roberta Cefala
Chicago
Gary Kolko
Correction clears up weekend open house timing for Homebase sale
News briefs note a correction that the auction and open house for Homebase at Fourth and Cedar will be Saturday not Sunday. Other items list obituary corrections, ROTC scholarships for Alan Moore, a Kansas medical grad moving to Saginaw for internship, a guest minister and upcoming wedding, hospital patients, theater awards, a death notice, and Ottawa Library summer hours starting May 27 with children's story hours on Tuesdays.
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Ini
Herald
Ottawa
Village Shoppe and local events ads brief
A mixed run of local ads lists Canned dog food at 5.49 for 24 cans from Metzger Salvage at 100 N Main, sewing machine repair by Dykstra at 242 1667, a VFW Country Swingers dance, American Legion Poppy Day May 4, 25 percent off women’s wear at Village Shoppe 227 S Main, Fulton Furniture extra rebate offer, WEW Steak Night, ELKS dance May 24 with The Coachmen, a School’s Out dance at Ottawa Youth Center Friday 8–11 pm, Osburn’s Greenhouse open Sundays, Tilton’s Inn opens May 24, Gospel preaching at Church of Christ 903 N Poplar 7:30 pm, Pomona Cafe open Memorial Day 6:30–3:30.
Final state aid payments go to over 300 Kansas districts
Final 1974-75 state school aid totaling 46.38 million dollars was mailed to more than 300 Kansas districts. Gov. Bennett announced the payments with amounts listed for Wichita Pittsburg Olathe Fort Scott Emporia Iola Ottawa Salina Hutchinson Buhler Nickerson Concordia Wellington Newton Manhattan Atchison Chanute McPherson Great Bend Dodge City Coffeyville Independence Leavenworth Garden City Winfield Arkansas City Junction City Liberal Hays El Dorado Kansas City Topeka Shawnee Mission and Parsons.
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Topeka, Kan
Robert F. Bennett
Wichita
Pittsburg
Olathe
Fort Scott
Emporia
Ioa
Ottawa
Salina
Hutchinson
Buhler
Nickerson
Concordia
Wellington
Newton
Manhattan
Atchison
Chanute
McPherson
Great Bend
Dodge City
Coffeyville
Independence
Leavenworth
Garden City
Winfield
Arkansas City
Junction City
Liberal
Hays
el Dorado
Kansas City
Topeka
Shawnee Mission
Parsons
Cleaveland Rites Set for Ernest B. Cleaveland
Funeral services for Ernest B. Cleaveland will be held Saturday at 1 30 PM at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home in Williamsburg with Rev. Ralph M Hodgden officiating. Interment follows at Mount Hope Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home until service time.
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Scott
Fred Scott
Ottawa
Willis Nursery
Dengel & Son
Don Powell
Highland Cemetery
Claude Matthew Hoss
S. Poplar St
Kansas
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Damron-Towner Chapel
William Weber
Bamron-Towner Chapel
Still Need Homes for Six Foreign Students at Ottawa University
Six foreign students slated to attend Ottawa University this summer need housing. English Language Institute director Marle Mordy said the university seeks host families or arrangements to accommodate the new arrivals.
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Ottawa University
Marle Mordy
Mordy
Evans Fined $15,000 in Misuse of Funds Case
R Evans former Kansas City Kings board chair and former All American athlete was fined the maximum 15000 for misapplying bank funds to political contributions. Judge John W Oliver cited his heart condition to avoid prison.
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Kansas City
R. Evans
John W. Oliver
Evans
Kansas City Kings
National Basketball Association
Cattle market reports and local crime notes from Ottawa area
Kansas City market quotes show cattle and feeder prices with steady to higher trade for slaughter steers and heifers. Local items include speeding fines, criminal suits, civil actions, a car accident near Rantoul, break in at John's Gulf Service Station, and obituaries notes.
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Kansas City
Choice
Kansas
Ottawa
John’s
Gulf Service Station
W. 7Th
Grain prices reported for Chicago cash markets
AP wire reports Chicago cash grain quotes show Wheat No 2 soft red at 3.30 per bushel and No 2 hard winter at 3.21. Corn No 2 yellow at 2.81, Oats No 2 extra heavy white at 1.81, Soybeans No 1 yellow at 5.40. Prior Thursday No 2 yellow corn was 2.82.
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Chicago
Grain and soybean futures open mixed on Chicago Board of Trade
Board of Trade in Chicago reports opening futures prices mixed in a narrow range. Wheat gains to July at 3.26 per bushel, corn slips to 2.75, oats hold near 1.63, soybeans steady around 5.29 per bushel.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
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Saginaw, Mich
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Leon Nelson
Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary
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Anna Miller
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W. J. Story
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Emporia State
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S. Mulberry
Frank A. Toms
Arlington
Ad Briefs
Metzger Salvage
N. Main
Dykstra
VFW
Amercian Legion Auxiliary
S. Main
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ELKS
I.D
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Pomona
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Ottawa Rfd
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Thomas P. Tschantz Jr
Mary A. Yokum
William R. Snyder
Orin G. Gates
N. Sycamore
Maria S. Moore
Mary L. Yates
James R. Bickerstaff
Susan E. Canon
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Jane "L. Claterbos
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Ash
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State of Kansas
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Woolworth's
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Franklin County
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Rock Creek Road
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Warren Black American Legion
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