Faith Bible Church Bible School Opens for Kids
Faith Bible Church at 621 N Poplar begins a two week Bible School for children aged 4 to 12 with classes from 9 to 11 30 a m. Monday through the first week ends. Meanwhile the Eagles Lodge hosts a dame on Saturday May 31 at 9 30 p m featuring the Dewey Richardson Band. Baker students to receive bachelor degrees at 4 p m Sunday during commencement James Orren Bristow of 634 N Poplar pursues a bachelor of arts while Robert Earl Williams Jr of 313 S Maple seeks a bachelor of science.
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Faith Bible Church
N. Poplar
Eagles Lodge
Dame
Dewey Richardson
Baker
James Orren Bristow
Galen Bristow
Robert Earl Williams Jr
Robert Williams
S. Maple
Dance at VFW Hall Featuring Johnny Smith Western Strings
A Saturday evening dance at the VFW Hall starts at 9 p.m featuring Johnny Smith and his Western Strings with admission advertised. Patrons are urged to attend for music and social dancing in a community venue.
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VFW Hall
Johnny Smith
Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club Meeting Notice
The Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club will meet at 7 30 p m Monday in the basement of the Anchor Savings Building. Door prizes will be given and refreshments will be served.
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Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club
Anchor Savings Building
Eldon's Salon to Close June Second Through Fourth
Eldon's Salon will be closed for a short break from June 2 to June 4, with advance notice for customers.
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Eldon
Adv
Four KSU students to receive degrees at tonight’s commencement
Four area Kansas State University students will receive their degrees at tonight’s commencement exercises. Susan Jane Alderman of 1202 Willow is a candidate for the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree, Elizabeth Irene Mangum of Ottawa is a candidate for a Bachelor of Arts, Connie Naiman of Richmond is a candidate for a Bachelor of Arts, and Karen Sue Snyder of 708 West 15th is a candidate for a Bachelor of [incomplete].
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Kansas State University
Susan Jane Alderman
Willow
Elizabeth Irene Mangum
Ottawa
Connie Naiman
Richmond
Karen Sue Snyder
W. 15Th
Nine Ottawans named to Kansas State Chamber councils
Nine Ottawans are named to two year terms on Kansas State Chamber of Commerce councils. Names include Glen A Hayward Agri Business Dr Peter Armacost Education Terrence G Malouf Employer Relations Joseph B Mickey Great State J R Cheney Highway Department Howard F Doman Transportation and Communication Russell L Crites Water Resources and Peg Carr Executives Advisory. The Ottawa Garden Club meets at 6 30 p m Monday at First United Methodist Church for a basket supper with movies by Harold Staadt. A Guernsey cow owned by W G Ransom Williamsburg has a 10520 pounds milk and 545 pounds butterfat in 305 days per American Guernsey Cattle Club. A Social Security field rep will be at the Youth Center 115 W 4th 9 a m to noon Wednesday.
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Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
Glen A. Hayward
S. Main
Peter Armacost
Rockwood
Terrence G. Malouf
Joseph B. Mickey
W. 5Th
Great State
J. R. Cheney
Elm
Highway Department
Howard F. Doman
Maple
Carl E. Seaton
Ottawa Garden Club
First United Methodist Church
Harold Staadt
Ransom Audreys
Guernsey
W. G. Ransom
Williamsburg
American Guernsey Cattle Club
You Can Go Higher Than The Moon Lessons
Covington Ky bulletin board ad for a Methodist Church invites parishioners and passersby to attend Sunday lessons saying you can go higher than the moon. The notice appeared on the church bulletin board as a thematic invitation to participate.
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Covington, Ky
In Memoriam Norberta E. Riley
Mrs Norberta E Riley, age 57, Ottawa resident, died yesterday afternoon. Requiem Eucharist at Grace Episcopal Church Monday at 11:00 a.m. Rev Leopold H Hoppe officiating. Interment Highland Cemetery. Litany from the Mortuary Sunday at 8:00 p.m. In lieu of flowers, contributions to the Norberta Riley Memorial Fund c/o Father Hoppe Grace Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norberta E. Riley
Ottawa
Grace Episcopal Church
Leopold H. Hoppe
Highland Cemetery
Norberta Riley
S. Cedar
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Anna (Dugan) O’donnell
Frank L. Riley
Greensburg, Pa
Hoppe
Farm Prices Get Boosted by Cattle and Hog Markets
The May farm price index rose four percent due to strong cattle and hog markets. Consumers’ demand for meat and higher retail prices are key factors, with economists seeing no immediate slump and production expanding slowly. Cattle prices are expected to stay firm through the summer barring unexpected changes.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Deaths of William E. Trowbridge and Norberta Riley
Obituaries report William Edward Trowbridge 79 of Kansas City Missouri with services Monday at George Chapel Grandview and burial at Belton Cemetery. Also Norberta E. Riley 57 of Ottawa moved from Estherville Iowa, wife of Frank L. Riley, with Grace Episcopal Church rites in Ottawa and burial at Hibband Cemetery.
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William E. Trowbridge
William Edward Trowbridge
Kansas City
George Chapel
Grandview
Belton Cemetery
Trowbridge
Princeton
Oma Sheperd
S. Poplar
Food Program Budget Boosts Urgent Budget Task Force
A Budget Bureau task force estimates the food program needs would require about 2.9 billion more spending than current levels to ensure adequate diets for the poor. The plan tops Nixon figures of 270 million extra for next year and 1 billion the year after. The study, a six month interdepartmental effort for the Urban Affairs Council, presents a draft starting point for discussion.
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Washington
Budget Task Force
Nixon
Urban Affairs Council
Five teens cited in local traffic offenses
IM ACA oN M CITATIONS lists citations for Mark Waymire 18 of 535 W 3rd for driving without glasses Robert Cooper 19 of 731 King for no license no tail lights Edward Ward 19 of 1035 S Locust for careless driving Richard Collora 22 of Dallas Texas for careless driving bond set at 25 Melvin Sumner 20 of Ottawa RFD 4 charged with DUI bond 250 Frank Feeback 33 of Osawatomie charged with drunkenness in public DUI careless or inattentive driving and exhaust noise bond 350
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Mark P. Waymire
W. 3Rd
Robert L. Cooper
King
Edward Lee Ward
Richard Edward Collora
Dallas
Texas
Melvin W. Sumner
Ottawa Rfd
Frank M. Feeback
Osawatomie
Two-Car Collision Reported on East Wilson
Accident listed as none injured in a two car collision in the 300 block of East Wilson at 5 10 p m Thursday. A car driven by David was involved.
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L. Mackler
S. Walnut
Lauren D. Walker
Quenemo
Walker
Mackler
East Wilson
David
Four explorers cross Arctic ice on 3620 mile trek
London AP reports the first four to walk the polar ice cap continue a 3620 mile trek over the Arctic Ocean. Wally Herbert leads as drift ice threatens their path toward Spitsbergen while the team camps aboard a drifting floe and radios Queen Elizabeth II. Royal Canadian Air Force planes drop supplies as the expedition nears its planned end.
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London
Arctic Ocean
Wally Herbert
Egypt
Arctic
Blackboard Island
Spitsbergen
Endurance
Point Barrow
Alaska
Herbert
Allan Gill
Roy Koerner
Ken Hedges
Royal Canadian Air Force
Vietnam Letters Finally Arrive After War Mail Freeze
Sybil Stockdale and other wives of POWs organized telegrams to Xuan Thuy to learn fate of husbands held in North Vietnam since 1965. By May, several letters surfaced from October and November, suggesting timed sends may have prompted releases. The campaign continues with weekly telegrams, despite costs, aiming to force a complete list of prisoners alive or dead.
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Coronado
Calif
Sybil Stockdale
North Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
Paris
Ottawa Seeks Bids for Parking Lot C Contract
City of Ottawa invites sealed proposals for Parking Lot C construction. Bids due by 7:00 p.m. June 11, 1969, with 5 percent bid guarantee payable to Ottawa. Open bids publicly. officials may reject any or all bids and waive technicalities. Contact City Clerk or Public Works for details.
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City OF Ottawa
Ottawa
Kansas
City of
Kansas Bank of Trust Company
Public Works Department
Teddy Receives ABM Petition Opposing Missile System
A Boston backed petition with about 20 000 signatures opposing the Safeguard anti ballistic missile system was given to Sen Edward W Brooke by a delegation led by Boston city councilor Thomas Atkins. The plea urges opposition to deployment citing nuclear arms race escalation and danger of accidental conflagration while funds are needed for city issues. About 15 000 signatures were from Massachusetts across 20 states.
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Boston
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
Brooke
Thomas Atkins
Massachusetts
Appointment of Administrator in Nellie V. Scott Estate
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas the estate of Nellie V. Scott deceased appoints LeRoy Austin Scott as Administrator c t a on May 26 1969. Creditors must exhibit their demands within nine months from first publication.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Nellie V. Scott
LeRoy Austin Scott
C.t.a
Estate notices from Franklin County Kansas 1969
Multiple probate notices from Franklin County Kansas dated May to June 1969. Bessie L. Tawney appointed executrix of James G. Tawney estate. creditors must file demands within nine months. Co executors Harry H Hoobing and Opal D Hoobing named in Trabert will. Myron S Steere attorney. Hearing notice on Homer Tawney real estate descent. defenses due June 25, 1969.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Harry N. Trabert
Harry H. Hoobing
Opal D. Hoobing
State of Kansas
Homer Tawney
Ottawa
State of
Caroline E. Hewitt
Milo M. Hewitt
Peoples National Bank of
Joe Burgoon
Clara Burgoon
Bert Burgoon
Ardith Burgoon
Bertha Malloy
Emery Burgoon
Norma Burgoon
Raymond Burgoon
Ruby Burgoon
Clinton Burgoon
David Burgoon
Wilma Burgoon
Leta Gonce
Loral Gonce
Kenneth Burgoon
Dorothy Burgoon
Betty Burgoon
Clarence Burgoon
Marjorie Burgoon
Colby’s Inc
Interstate Securities Company No. 2, Inc
District Court
Neal B. Baxter
Gertrude Burgoon
Bowles
Sheldon & Topping
Pomona Kansas adopts salary ordinance for mayor and council
The May 31 1969 ordinance sets mayor per meeting pay at 10 dollars and councilmen at 7 dollars per meeting with a 140 dollar yearly cap. It repeals Ordinance No 224 approved June 4 1959 and takes effect after publication.
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City of
Pomona
Kansas
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Textron
Bell Aerosystems Co
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Delmar Wray
Pomona High School
Lisa Birzer
John Birzer
St. Mary’s College
the Daily Report
Loren Matthews
Tammy Gillogly
Cecil Cartwright
Ronald Davis
Bill Owen
RFD
Gary Turner
S. Hickory
Harriet Johnson
Herbert Guyett
Allen Hansen
Kevin Brown
Carl Beardsley
Harold Lang
Overbrook
Ruth Thomas
Kerrie Braker
N. Cedar
Topeka
Charles Halbach
Kan
Imaca Onm
Ottawa Herald
Vietnam
Teddy
Nuzman Lumber
Featuring
Blackhawk
Black and Decker
Bishman
Ken
Harry Smith Auto Supply
Bowers & Bowers, Attys
James G. Tawney
Bessie L. Tawney
Executrix
Bowers & Bowers
2Nd Street
Attys
Petitioner
Ben Sleichter
Vivian K. Eichinger
James K. Logan
Skoog & Latimer
Title Bidg
Whitaker Dairy
Johnson County
120Th
State Line
Martin City
Olathe
Art Jensen Carnation
Willis Whitaker & Son
Donald J. Bowman
Aud
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Hamilton
Ph. Kidder
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