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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1969

Page

6

Spring Grove Quaker Church to Hold 110th Homecoming

The Spring Grove Quaker Church southwest of Osawatomie marks its 110th annual homecoming with services Sunday School 10 a.m. and worship 11 a.m. A noon covered dish, 2 p.m. program, 6:30 p.m. youth meeting, and 7:30 p.m. evening service are planned. An art Pot Pourri show by senior students Edward Balda and John Beck runs 1:30 to 8 p.m. at OU Mammel Art Center with sales.

Spring Grove Osawatomie Edward Balda John Beck OU Mammel Art Center

Chiropractors Complete Topeka Postgraduate X ray Course

Dr. D. Martin Brockway and Dr. Don McKelvey finished post graduate work in Topeka with the National College of Chiropractic. The extension course started last October, totaled over 100 hours, and included 48 doctors from four states.

D. Martin Brockway Don McKelvey Topeka National College of Chiropractic

Ottawa bids for Parking Lot C postponed to new plans

Notice that the letting of bids for Parking Lot C in Ottawa Kansas, scheduled for May 28, 1969, will not be held due to changes in materials and quantities. The city will notify when revised plans and specifications are ready, signed by Public Works Director Verne Wadkins.

Ottawa Kansas Verne Wadkins Public Works Adv

Vacation Church School At First Christian Church

First Christian Church announces Vacation Church School from 9 to 11 30 a m on June 26 for children in kindergarten through sixth grade. Closing exercises and an ice cream social will be held on the evening of June 6.

Bloodmobile Ottawa Work and Fun Ehu Eugene Field School David Yohe C. W. Robe Williamsburg Rfc 2 Beth Skidmore Vincent Skidmore W. 6Th Franklin County Scott Bird David Bird Ash Sharrell Howell Ottawa High School First Christian Church

Gambles Appliance Sale Ends Thursday May 29

Gambles advertises savings up to 36 percent on appliances with sale ending Thursday May 29. The notice emphasizes limited time discounts and urges shoppers to visit the store for discounted models and specials.

Adv

Larry Gene Fox To Celebrate Birthday At Navy Base

Larry Gene Fox, son of Mr and Mrs Dick Fox of Richmond, stationed with the U S Navy in California, will celebrate his birthday Saturday. His address lists USS Canopus AS 34 FPO San Francisco California 96601.

Larry Gene Fox U. S. Navy California Dick Fox Richmond Canopus FPO San Francisco Calif

Graduation portrait by appointment with Mickey Photographer

Senior in color at graduation on May 28 by appointment. Mickey Photographer CH 2-1937Adv.

Mickey Adv

Mrs George C Dietrich Admitted To Trinity Lutheran Hospital

Mrs George C Dietrich of Richmond was admitted Monday to the Trinity Lutheran Hospital in Kansas City Missouri for treatment and observation.

George C. Dietrich Richmond Trinity Lutheran Hospital Kansas City

Marion Maxwell Joins Beautyland Staff

Marion Maxwell has joined Beautyland staff and offers appointment scheduling via CH 2-4347.

Marion Maxwell Beautyland

Memorial Day service at Osawatomie cemetery

In Osawatomie Kansas hospital patients will decorate 350 graves near Osawatomie State Hospital for Memorial Day. Graves are marked by number, records lost, and a Patients Advisory Council led effort provides flowers from hospital greenhouses and gardens. A patients’ choir will sing as Chaplain Paul Kapp conducts.

Osawatomie, Kan Osawatomie State Hospital Paul Kapp Kapp

Mayor Yorty Bradley Runoff Draws Massive Turnout

Los Angeles faces the largest city voter turnout in history as Mayor Sam Yorty and challenger Thomas Bradley compete in a nonpartisan runoff. Clerk Rex Layton estimates 70 to 75 percent of 1,127,224 registered voters will vote. Bradley, backed by Democratic leaders, leads polls but warns against overconfidence. Bradley, a city councilman and former police lieutenant, seeks a third term for Yorty, a longtime mayor and political survivor.

Los Angeles Sam Yorty Thomas Bradley Rex Layton Yorty Bradley Richard M. Nixon John F. Kennedy

Cattle and hog market figures from Kansas City AP report

Market notes list cattle 1,200 head with calves 50, steers and heifers trading across price ranges, hogs 4,500 with various weight bands, and sheep with spring lamb prices. Also wholesale eggs and butter unchanged. Hospital admissions and dismissals, emergencies, marriage licenses, court actions, and local notices follow with multiple names and places including Ottawa, Pomona, Leavenworth, Lawrence, Williamsburg, and Edwardsville.

Kansas City

Weather Elsewhere Weather Elsewhere

A brief Associated Press roundup reports on weather conditions in other regions. It notes temperature fluctuations, rainfall chances, and notable storms affecting several cities. The item provides concise forecasts and highlights regional contrasts without graphic detail.

Post Office May Change Systems

President Nixon urged Congress to transform the Post Office Department into a government owned, self sustaining service outside the Cabinet. The plan envisions an independent postal service run by a nine member board with labor rights and bond financing for capital. Postmaster Blount briefed reporters on the White House rollout.

Washington Nixon Congress Post Office Department Frederick R. Kappel Lyndon B. Johnson Commission On Postal Organization Tennessee Valley Authority Winton M. Blount White House

Estate of Beulah Blecha final settlement sought

Beulah Blecha estate case petitions final settlement reapproval and accounts by administrator Hubert C. Blecha seeking allowances and fees. Defenses due by June 4, 1969 at 11:00 p.m. in Ottawa court. failure will prompt judgment. Filed by Hubert C. Blecha and First National Bank Building.

Franklin County Kansas Lynne A. Wilson State of Peoples National Bank of Ottawa R. C. Winchester Ottawa Beulah Blecha Beulah E. Blecha Fuss Hubert C. Blecha

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