Ottawa U Plans June 3 Commencement Honors 75 Degrees
Ottawa University will award bachelor degrees to 75 seniors at the 97th commencement on Sunday June 3 at Wilson Field House at 2:30 p.m. Honorary degrees will go to Dr. Arthur P. Lien of American Oil and to Robert Gross of Kansas Baptist Convention. Lien will speak, as will Gross. The seniors' week includes a June 1 coffee at President Martin’s home and a baccalaureate at First Baptist Church with Dr. Martin delivering the sermon.
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Whiting
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Gross
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Martin
O” Club
Ohio State University
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American Chemical Society
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Standard Oil Company
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Texaco, Inc
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U. S. Rubber Company
OSU graduate candidate leads spring degree exercises
Burton Keith Chambers of Pomona is among 1,805 candidates to receive masters of science in mathematics at Oklahoma State University with graduation scheduled for 7 p.m. Sunday May 27 at Lewis Field Stadium. OSU President Oliver S. Williams to confer degrees.
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Pomona
Oklahoma State University
Lewis Field Stadium
OSU
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Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Listed
Hospital notes show admissions for Mrs Etta Fogle of Williamsburg Charles Shoemaker of RFD 4 Mrs Ora Johnson of Richmond Edward H Barnett of 603 S Poplar Darlene Godfrey of Richmond William R Wright of 328 N Cherry Merrill Bliss of 625 N Main with dates Thursday and Friday Dismissals include Mrs Leona Matteson RFD 2 Pomona Charles D Peters 623 S Cedar transferred to Kansas City and Mrs Roy D Crawford and baby daughter RFD 1 Baldwin on Friday
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Etta Fogle
Williamsburg
Charles Shoemaker
RFD
Ora Johnson
Richmond
Edward H. Barnett
S. Poplar
Darlene Godfrey
William R. Wright
N. Cherry
Merrill Bliss
N. Main
Leona Matteson
Pomona
Charles D. Peters
S. Cedar
Kansas City
Roy D. Crawford
Baldwin
Unemployment Claims Drop In Kansas Report
TOPEKA AP Unemployment claims continued to drop in Kansas this week. The insured unemployment rate stood at 1.9 percent, down from 2.1 percent last week and 3.8 percent a year ago. Payments totaling 216,811 went to 6,025 people, compared with 233,830 to 6,435 last week and 439,509 to 11,962 a year ago.
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Guess the Freezer Foods Weight Contest
A no purchase offer invites readers to guess the total weight of all freezer foods in a home freezer. No obligation. Contest closes May 31.
Deaths of William O Plake and John E Melroy
William O Plake 66 of 502 N Poplar Ottawa dies after a 10 day illness at home. He served as courthouse maintenance engineer 16 years and previously worked on grain elevators. Born Ottawa Oct 25 1895, he married Carrie Appier in 1915 and joined First United Presbyterian in 1932. Surviving wife five daughters grandchildren great grandchildren a sister and many nieces and nephews. Services Sunday 2 p.m. at Dengel Son Mortuary with burial Greenwood Cemetery. John Edward Melroy 54 of RFD 3 dies at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a hospital stay. A construction laborer born Feb 21 1908 Garnett he belonged to Sacred Heart Church and Eagles lodge. Surviving five sisters and three brothers. Services Monday 9 a.m. at Sacred Heart Church with burial Mt Calvary Cemetery. Rosary Monday 8 p.m. at Towner’s Chapel.
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N. Poplar
Ottawa
Salina
Alton E
Nancy M. (Lower) Plake
Oklahoma Cherokee Strip
Carrie M. Appier
Chippewa Community
First United Presbyterian Church
Plake
William
Pauline) Lang
George
Allie) Lounderback
Ora
Ruby) Burgoon
Osawatomie
Hallie Reddick
Joe
Ermajean) Claypool
Richmond
Jessie Lindenman
Wichita
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Lawrence F. Faivre
Greenwood Cemetery
John Edward Melroy
RFD
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Garnett
Michael L
Mary Ann
Hall) Melroy
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Eagles Lodge
May Sheehey
Des Moines
Iowa
Alice Goff
South Bend
Ind
Westminster To Dedicate Organ At Sunday Service
Westminster United Presbyterian Church will dedicate its organ at the 11 a.m. worship on Sunday, May 27. Sherwyn Snyder will serve as organist, performing special selections. The rebuilt instrument, originally installed in 1921, features a new console, bench, and pedals matching the pulpit, plus an English blower and rectifier. Overhauled air chests and renovated pipes and actions complete the upgrade, costing 4600 dollars pledged by church members and friends. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Westminster United Presbyterian
Sherwyn Snyder
Federated Church
New Westminster
Notice of appointment of executrix in Whitenack estate
First published May 18 1962 probate court Franklin County Kansas announces Ruby Tyson appointed executrix of Harry Whitenack deceased with letters testamentary issued May 14 1962. Creditors must file claims within nine months from first publication or be barred.
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Kansas
Harry Whitenack
Ruby Tyson
Probate Court
Kan
Anderson & Byrd Attorneys
Executrix
Charlotte Kennedy
Ottawa
John Kennedy
Myron
Steere
C. A. Gleason
Clarence A. Gleason
Raymond Broomer
Ottawa Franklin County Sale Listings Parade
Daily and weekly livestock sale notices across Franklin County and nearby towns list buyers sellers and contact details. Auctions occur every Saturday at Ottawa Osage City and nearby venues with consignments including household goods and horses. several firms advertise weekly sales and phone contacts in Kansas and Missouri locations.
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Michigan Valley
Kas
Earl Lee
Household Goods
Michigan Valey
Ernest Arnold Overbrook
Kansas
Emporia Livestock Sales Co
Emporia
Franklin County Sale Co
Wilson and Locust
Osage City
Jack
Nelson
Pomona
Overbrook Livestock Base
Overbrook
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
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