KSU Official Studies World Hunger Woes
Kansas State University radio network official Paul DeWeese spent a year visiting continents to study global hunger, highlighting worn soils and rising production costs. He described food shortages in Iran Bangladesh and the Phillipines and noted mixed progress in Thailand and Indonesia as K-States symposium on foreign technology aims to help. Farm Bureau elected four new directors and officers to lead county and district panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Yeamans
Paul DeWeese
Fertile Crescent
Agia
DeWeese
Kansas State University
Franklin County
Hureau
U.S
Dacca
Middle East
Tran
Iran
Bangladesh
Southeast Asia
Thailand
K-State
Phillipines
Farm Bureau
John Coen
Northwest
Fred Ferguson
Jett Casten
Leroy Wasmund
Wes Jamison
Richard Neal
Juliana Wagner
Casten
State Board of Agriculture
Clyde Sylvester
Florieta Steward
Zelma van Horn
Mitzie Neal
Irene Peckham
Obituary roundup from Pomona and surrounding towns
Funeral services for Luella Hunt 84 Pomona died Sunday at Crestview Nursing Home will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Pomona United Methodist Church with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Edna Peters 89 Topeka died Saturday at an Overbrook nursing home. services Tuesday at Assumption Catholic Church. Alonzo Hess 71 Burlington RED 1 dies. burial in Glendale Cemetery. Graveside for James Given 98 Oakhurst Calif. Followed by listings of admissions dismissals births and local notices including Scouts barbecue and Revivals. Military and civic items mixed with thefts vandalism civil suits and a parade announcement.
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Ralph Hunt
Luella
Hunt
Pomona
Crestview Nursing Home
Pomona United
Pomona Rebekah Lodge
Parsons
Juanita F. Moody
Kincaid
Evamae Daigh
Durham
Calif
Betty Lee Claar
Tracy
Hazel
Stringer
Bertha Holaday
Kuna
Idaho
Charles Wagner
Tulsa
Maynard Wagner
Pomona United Methodist Church
Lamb-Roberts
Edna C. Peters
Topeka
Edna Caroline Peters
Overbrook
Assumption Catholic Church
Woodlawn
Alonzo R. Hess
Burlington
Burlington Red
Jones Funeral
Glendale Cemetery
Hess
Coffey County
Katie I. Morey
Cassville
Theodore W. Hess
Brooksville
Fla
Edwin’ W. Hess
Aldrid, Sr
Sylvester Hess
Overland Park
Max Hess
Theta Winner
Waverly
Yavonne Stone
DeSoto
Mildred Brown
Olpe
Raymond Hess
Carl Hess
Glenn Hess
New Strawn
James G
Oakhurst
James Graham Given
Given
Vincent Monument Works
Ottawa
California
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Luella & Hunt
Shaffer
Kenneth Alan Shaffer
Apple Lane
Robert
Ruth Shaffer
Fuera
Jerrald Hornen
Greenlawn Wennleny
Pee Pratt
Kansas
Mondday
Fernoon
Fort Scott Woman Named Kansas Teacher of the Year
Shirley Palmer, a Fort Scott second grade teacher at Winfield Scott School, was named Kansas Teacher of the Year by the state Board of Education. Palmer, with 15 years teaching, will represent Kansas in the National Teacher of the Year contest and thanked her district for the nomination.
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Topeka
Kan
Fort Scott
Kansas
State Board of Education
Shirley Palmer
Winfield Scott School
Palmer
Kansas National Education Association
Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Kansas Teachers
State Department of Education
Bolton
Margaret Buie
Wamego
Isabelle Marie Finn
Sacred Heart High School
Salina
James G. Gardner
el Dorado High School
Kenneth Trickle Jr
Salina Central High School
Veterans Day Closings Across City and County Offices
Government offices bank and loan institutions and post office close on Veterans Day. Ottawa High School conducts classes while Middle and elementary schools suspend for parent teacher conferences. Public library stays open. Herald prints. City Hall and courthouse close. county landfill closed. no County Commission meeting. Officials Council meets in Wichita. quorum may exist if Commissioner Roger Keith attends.
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Ottawa High School
Herald
Franklin County
County Commission
Anly
Kansas Officials Council
Wichita
Carmen Peffly
Roger Keith
Peffly
October DPS monthly report shows calls and crimes cleared
The Department of Public Safety reports October activity: 595 calls with 557 cleared, crimes include 36 thefts with 12 cleared, eight assaults with 3 cleared, two burglaries with 1 cleared, one arson, 20 vandalisms with 15 cleared, five narcotics cases with 5 cleared, eight DWIs with 8 cleared, two forgeries with 2 cleared and one attempted death by own action. Fire runs total 22 with 2 structure fires, 3 miscellaneous fires, 17 other calls. estimated fire loss 32035 dollars. There were 40 city accidents, five injuries, 24 damages over 200 dollars, 11 under 300 dollars. estimated accident damage 32655 dollars. Animal control answered 104 calls and impounded 54 animals. Reserves gave 432 hours. officers drove 11897 patrol miles. The Cutler Township Board and Rantoul City Council meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Rantoul Fellowship Hall to hear a committee report on costs to build a new community building or repair city hall to house fire trucks.
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Department of Public Safety
Department
Cutler Township Board
Rantoul
Rantoul Fellowship Hall
Rantoul City Hall
Bone Tired Feeling May Signal Spine Misalignment
An Ottawa Kansas health note describes bone tiredness as a possible symptom of spinal misalignment. It explains nerve interference from misaligned vertebrae and urges consultation with a Doctor of Chiropractic to restore nerve energy and vitality. Public education notice funded by Matney Chiropractic Offices.
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G. T. Press
Chiropractic
Matney Chiropractic
P.A
South Main
Ottawa
Kansas
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Minn
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Main
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6Th and Sycamore
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Stinson’s
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Cathy “Thomas” Reyes
Leah
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Larry Powell
N. Sycamore
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S. Poplar
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N. Mulberry
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Wilma Weston
Bronson
Audine Cullumber
Osawatomie
Edith Gibbons
Sycamore
Charles McAnally
Dayle Gilkey
Williamsburg
Karen Johnson
Ottawa Rfc
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Clayton E. Lamberd
Wellsville
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Princeton
Elmer L. Rhodes
Peculiar
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Sheriff's News
Warren L. Yackle
Marais Des Cygnes
Blakesley
S. Main
Lesh Oil
Wilson and
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McDonald's
Larry C. Inman
Pittsburg
Jeff A. Green
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Joyce Fackler Hendrix
Eldon Morgan
Gene Boyd Ford
Lincoln Mercury
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Ottawa University
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