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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1963

Page

2

Ottawa High School bond plea urges yes vote

Benetta Engles, an Ottawa High School sophomore, argues Ottawa residents have made school funding a moral issue. She says repeated defeats threaten the city’s youth, noting facilities harm education and future progress, and calls for a fresh vote and open, forward looking minds.

Ottawa Ourty Ottawans Dld Chamber of Gamseree Ture Ottawa High School Benetta Engles O.H.S Cottonwood

When back pain may signal kidney trouble or other causes

Dear Dr. Mother explains most back pains are not kidney related. Kidney issues show signs like frequent urination burning during urination pus or blood in urine. If these occur or pain persists, see a doctor promptly. Determine seriousness by new urine changes or persistent, worsening pain.

C. S

Back Pain and Health Checkups Across Common Ailments

The article discusses back ache causes from muscle strain posture and nervous tension noting most cases are not dangerous and urging medical checkups. It also answers reader questions on diet effects, stuttering clinic access, varicose vein relief hints, and general health screening frequencies.

Smoking memory and school age habits from an interview

A fragmented reminiscence recalls experimenting with smoking before school age. The speaker notes minor slips away from the family home and later describes exploratory acts during grammar school in fields like grapevines and cornsilk, leading to college.

Z ‘ Akin Feila Rol Wil

My cigarette habit and a future without smoke

A first person meditation on smoking cost and consequences. The writer reflects on daily cigarette use, accumulated expenses near five thousand dollars, and missed investments. He muses that his generation may be last to smoke as science and potential laws push cigarettes out of existence or provoke fear.

Ottawa Lions Club Dance Aids Needy Children Fund

The Ottawa Lions Club sponsored a country club dance to raise funds for Christmas toys for needy children. Ruby Alice Howell, from Ottawa, ranked in the upper 100 percent on freshmen tests at Emporia State College. Lee Martin suffered an eye injury when a fragment of corn knife blade lodged in his eye, later removed by surgery. 50 years ago, Ottawa University tennis saw Leslie Hanson defeat Prof. W. B. Wilson with set scores 2.6 62 10.8 and 6.3, Pete Litch began work as a tank wagon driver, and a marriage license was issued to Alonzo Smith of Wellsville and Florence Morrison of Boston.

Ottawa Lions Club The Country Club Ruby Alice Howell Ottawa Emporia State College Lee Martin Ottawa University Leslie Hanson Prof W. B. Wilson Alonzo Smith Wellsville Florence Morrison Boston Mass

Prayer for Today and World Salvation Verse

A devotional prayer cites John 3 17 and asks God to save the world through Christ. Worshipers seek sympathy for others and a Christlike mind, closing with a plea for closeness to Jesus.

God John

Bing Crosby Spectator Show Leads Tonight's TV Lineup

Tonight at 8 p.m. Channel 5 and 13 air the Bing Crosby Spectator show replacing Perry Mason with guests Caterina Valente Andre Previn and Buddy Ebsen plus The Young Americans. At 9 p.m. Channel 9 Edie Adams hosts Allan Sherman and sings with the United Nations Children’s Choir performing Climb Every Mountain.

Bing Crosby Perry Mason Bing Caterina Valente Andre Preevin Buddy Ebsen The Beverly Hillbillies Young Americans Channel 9 Edie Adams Allan Sherman Hello Fadder Edie United Nations Children’s Choir

Television Log Heavy schedule across networks

A dense TV schedule fragment lists shows with air times and titles from 5:00 PM to 1:30 AM, including The Rifleman, Wild Kingdom, News, Johnny Carson, various dramas, movies, sports and late-night talk, with repeated entries for Rocky, Lawman, Huckleberry Hound, Perry Mason and others. Names like Rocky, Lawman, Navy, Confidential programs appear alongside times and channel groupings.

Torey and Friends Wild Kingdom ROCKY Lawman Naked City Flintstones Password Rawhide Donna Reed Brig Idsity Jimmy Dean Hazel Nurses Kraft Suspense Theater Edie Adams News Weather Johnny Carson Steve Allen Huddle Swords Point Pioneers Hargrove Lee Phillip Pete and Gladys Ernie Ford Guiding Light

Denied SRLS Request to End Rail Service

AP reports the Kansas Corporation Commission on Tuesday rejected SRLS to end passenger rail service between Hutchinson and Kinsley via Great Bend, keeping trains 311 and 912 for public convenience. The panel found no evidence of declining usage and noted these trains remain the last direct passenger links to Raymod, Great Bend, Larned, Garfield, and Pawnee towns.

Topeka Ae Fe Digegn Hutchinson Kinsley Great Bend State Corporation’ Commission Pasben Ger Pib Aiden Raymod Ven Tiwoddy

Cedar Herald Subscription Rates and AP News Tip Reward

The Cedar Herald lists daily publication details from Ottawa Kansas with editor Robert B Wellington. Subscription prices for trade area one month one year and outside area three months six months and one year are shown. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and pays five dollars weekly for tips from readers.

Robert B. Wellington aTea Associated Press

Negro elected to Niagara County board in 12th Ward win

Joseph H. Profit, 28, an unemployed Democrat from Alabama, defeated the Republican incumbent Tuesday 1,176 to 1,131 in Niagara Falls 12th Ward. Profit, a Montgomery native, is noted as the ward includes both Negro and white residents.

Niagara Falls N.Y Niagara County’ Board Joseph H. Profit Alabama

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