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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1965

Page

8

Overweight Sisters Turn Garbage Haul Into Weight Loss Venture

Iva Bennett and Dorothy Chase operate a garbage and rubbish pickup in Saranac Michigan earning money while shedding pounds. Starting last fall they weigh 175 to 159 pounds and 185 to 175 respectively. They handle yard work moving and cleaning with a truck backed by a husband mechanic and a grain elevator job. The sisters drive about 40 miles weekly and haul three loads daily to the Saranac dump as they charge a flat fee and accept extra work. The project keeps them active and outdoors.

Iva Bennett Dorothy Chase Michigan Iva Mrs. Chase Sisters Chase Overe Chase Benedett Ionia Saranac Dump Mrs. Bennett

Pomona Methodists elect officers and plan summer events

The Pomona Methodist Church community announces junior and senior MYF officer elections for the coming year. New leaders include Roger Driver and Bill Driver, Neal Baker and Sandy Bulmer, Nancy Hunt and Vicki Henry, Carolyn Freiden and Ellen Mohn, with various chairmen named for faith, outreach, fellowship, and citizenship. The church schedules two summer services, summer Bible School, a Vacation Church School program, a music banquet, and a summer band and chorus program with awards for students and invitations for alumni to join.

Carol Baker MYF Roger Driver Neal Baker Nancy Hunt Carolyn Freiden Lake Pomona Bill Driver Sandy Bulmer Vicki Henry Ellen Mohn Judy Flager Marsha Baxter John Bowman Craig Collins Agnes Shibe Alice Sellens Pomona Methodist Church Coffeyville Tion Women of the Methodist Church Judy Hamilton Jim Lederer Louise Welborn Jeanne Langley Patty Miller Gwenda Goracke Billy Driver Clifford Fritts Bob Smith Wayne Moses Vicki Clark

Deaths of Mrs Lucy Pickert and Mrs Myra Richardson

Two obituary notices report the deaths of 67 year old Mrs Lucy Wassmer Pickert of Richmond and 89 year old Mrs Myra Hensey Richardson of Quenemo. Pickert retired from H D Lee Co and was survived by her husband Chris and eight children among others. funeral plans to be announced by Farris Funeral Home Garnett. Richardson, born near Pomona, died at Hill Top Home Lyndon. services set at Quenemo Federated Church with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. survivors include two daughters a son ten grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren plus a brother.

Lucy Pickert Lucy (Wassmer) Pickert Richmond H. D. Lee Co St. .Therese’s Atholic Church Chris Pickert Claron Pickert Everett Picksett al Wodopest Kansas City Junior Flagg Clifford Briggs el Dorado Verna Foltz Juanita Bailey Lawrence Marvin Pickert Poplar Bluff Farris Funeral Home Garnett Myra Richardson Myra (Hensey) Richardson Quenemo Hill Top Lyndon Pomona Quenemo Federated Church Oak Hill Cemetery Shaffer Andrew Richardson Greenwood Baptist Church Avis Irey John Casten Glen Hensey Bakersfield Calif Charlie Graves Wichita

Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Ledger

Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and mailing rates. Trade area subscriptions cost $1.00 monthly and $9.00 yearly, with longer terms available. outside trade area rates are higher, at $1.50 monthly and $15.00 yearly.

Gulliver Avery Hits The Election Trail

Gov. William H. Avery remains prolific on the campaign trail with 126 appearances since January, nearly daily and mostly within Kansas. He has spoken in Shawnee County 42 times and in Sedgewick Reno and Kansas City Missouri areas, noting his only commencement address at Grantville Elementary School for 15 graduates.

Topeka Willliam H. Avery Kansas Avery Shawnee County Sedgewick Reno County Kansas City Grantville Elementary School

Baker Honor Roy Roberts at University Commencement

Baldwin Kansas AP reports Baker University will award honorary degrees at commencement. Roy A Roberts retired as chairman of The Kansas City Star will receive a doctor of laws degree June 7. A newspaperman an orthopedic surgeon and a minister also to be honored.

Baldwin Kan Baker University Roy A. Roberts The Kansas City Star

Hospital Notes and Dismissals List Extract

Hospital notes list patients with addresses and weekdays for admissions on Wednesday Thursday Friday and dismissals including Mrs Ewing Fritts Nancy Benitz Sheila David Roxanne DeWald Randall Haug Robin Dunn Lisa French Ottawa Wellsville St Joseph and other names. The entry also notes dismissals of Mrs Ewing Lawrence Mrs Howard Lee Mrs Grover Brumfield Mrs Gerald Miller and others with addresses in Poe mona Rantoul Richmond and Ottawa.

Mrs. Ewing Fritts Nancy Benitz Sheila David Roxanne DeWald Randall Haug Hickory Robin Dunn Wellsville Lisa French Ottawa Ewing Lawrence Poemona Howard Lee Maple Grover Brumfield Elm Gerald Miller Rantoul Richard Teter Richmond Richard Bunch St. Joseph Dollie Shaffer Jerry Turner Princeton Mary Elder Cedar Roy Lewis Ernest Smith S. Elm Elma Turner Bill Bond

Sunflower Plant Still Dormant

Washington officials say there are no plans to reactivate the Sunflower Ordnance Works near DeSoto Kansas. Reports in Lawrence Kansas that powder production would resume were denied by defense department spokesmen. Rep Robert F Ellsworth said Lawrence officials contacted him after rumors spread following a Defense Department engineers visit to assess how quickly production could resume in a military emergency.

Washington Sunflower Ordnance Works DeSoto Kan Defense Department Lawerence Robert F. Ellsworth Regan Lawrence Department of Defense Ellsworth

Gamble Award to Local Boy Donald Peters

Donald Peters of Ottawa High School class of 1965 won a 350 dollar B C Gamble Scholarship in Salesmanship for the community over 500 sales managers in a month long contest. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles D Peters of 6235 Cedar and will attend Emporia State Teachers College this fall after being chosen by a school faculty judges panel.

Donald Peters Ottawa High School Fred Hermreck Ottawa Gamble B. C. Gamble Donald Charles D. Peters Cedar Gamble Emporia State Teachers College

Not All Junk Dealers Blase About Scenery

Kansas City AP report profiles 27 year old Terry White who owns 1800 derelict cars and leads salvage operators. He argues legislation won’t fix the issue and warns that banning yards near highways would harm independents and repair parts access. White heads the Kansas City Auto Wreckers Association and the Missouri Auto and Truck Wreckers Association. Missouri hosts about 350 wreckers with estimated combined gross of 75 million dollars a year.

Kansas City Terry White White Kansas City Auto Wreckers Association Missouri Auto and Truck Wreckers Association Johnson Missouri

French Teens Visit US To See Roosevelt Grave Helpers

Pierre Coret and Odile Coret, teens from France, visit Oyster Bay to honor Quentin Roosevelt by caring for his grave. The Long Island town raised about 1600 dollars to finance a three month stay with local families including the Nodell family of Oyster Bay High School. Odile and Pierre arrived by plane and will live with host families as they share a patriotic exchange.

Oyster Bay N.Y Pierre Coret Odile France Theodore Roosevelt Quentin Quentin Roosevelt Coulonges-en-Tardenois Soissons-Aisne Pierre Richard Nodell Oyster Bay High School Nodells Dorothy Richard Nodell Gordon Jones

Marine Leader At Da Nang Called Great Pacificator

By HAL BOYLE Le My South Viet Nam AP. Marines cleared Le My village using grenades and goodwill steps rather than razing it. The mobile jeep headquarters stood nearby for Lt. Col. David A. Clement 40 of Jacksonville Fla commander of the 2nd Battalion of the U S 3rd Marine Regiment.

da Nang Hal Boyle LE MY South Viet Nam le My David A. Clement Jackesonville, Fla U.S 3Rd Marine Regiment

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