Eagles Dance Saturday Night at 9:30
Community briefs announce the Eagles dance Saturday night 9:30 to 12:50 with The Drifters as guests. Also listed are an open house for Rev. Don Powell at Trinity United Methodist Church and a Kaw Valley Ramblers country and western dance at Naomi's Club with details. A social security field rep will be at the Youth Center Wednesday morning. An upcoming store opening is hinted at for Kaw on Main. Obituary notes Mrs E B Enyart reports the death of her brother Russell E Billups in Portland Oregon with surviving relatives listed.
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Don Powell
Trinity United Methodist Church
N. Cedar
R. E. Lawson
Kansas City
Kaw
W. 4Th
E. B. Enyart
E. 9Th
Russell E. Billups
Portland
Ore
Tarkio
Wanda
Frank Schneberger
Washington
Kan
W. H. Billups
College Springs
Iowa
VFW Dance Featured By Bill Coffee And Coachman Fore
Dance event at the VFW hall for nine to twelve year olds led by Bill Coffee and Coachman Fore. Local youths invited to attend the community gathering with music and light refreshments.
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VFW
Bill Coffee
Coachman Fore
Drug Abuse Speakers To Address Ottawa Meeting
A local chaplain, physician, county attorney and pharmacist will speak at a Drug Abuse Program meeting Tuesday at 7:20 in the Ottawa Junior High School auditorium. Rev. Fred M. Gibson, Ottawa University chaplain. Dr Robert A. Goller Hl, physician. R. Michael Latimer, Franklin County attorney. and George F. Kramer, pharmacist, will share professional viewpoints on the drug scene and its impact on their occupations. A question and answer period will follow, an organization official said.
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Ottawa
Fred M. Gibson
Ottawa University
Robert A. Goller Hl
R. Michael Latimer
Franklin County
George F. Kramer
Snow Expected Across Kansas With Light Readings
A winter storm was forecast to bring snow to Kansas tonight and Sunday, mainly north of the state in Nebraska and Iowa. Forecasters estimated 1 to 2 inches in northern Kansas, with mixed rain and snow in western areas and across the east by Sunday. Night lows range from 25 in the northwest to 40 in the southeast, and Sunday highs from the 30s to around 40. Partial cloud cover and Friday highs from 42 to 55 were reported, with Pittsburg recording .05 inch.
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Peka
Kan
Kansas
National Weather Service
Nebraska
Iowa
Pittsburg
Belleville
Beloit
Concordia
Coffeyville
Hill City
Rose Robacker Graveside Rites Held In Agricola
Graveside services for Rose Robacker who died Monday in Palisade Colorado were held Friday at Pleasant View Cemetery in Agricola with Dr Roy W Browning Sr officiating Lamb Roberts Funeral Home in charge. Henry E Horst 80 of Sioux City Iowa died Friday in San Mateo California while visiting his daughter Services set for Tuesday at Sioux City He was born near Westphalia August 3 1891 and married Martha Martin in Ottawa Surviving are two daughters four sisters four grandchildren and a widow A two vehicle collision left Henry Leander Geis Hopkins Arkansas and Birdena E Boyce Williamsburg involved A local driver Oliver W Taylor 23 cited for failure to yield at Eighth and Cedar Mary F Bullock involved in another crash in Kansas City Admissions and dismissals listed and two marriage licenses noted including Barry D Wright and Beverly Ann Schmidt Charlotte A Mock cited for failure to yield and Phillip D Garrett fined for speeding and improper passing
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Palisade
Colo
Pleasant View
Agricola
Roy W. Browning Sr
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Henry E. Horst
Sioux City
Iowa
San Mateo
Calif
Salome Latz
122 Park
Lula Hull
Ottawa Rfd
Hilda Moynihan Woodward
Okla
Mildred Shannahan
Needles Calif
County Bridge Work Underway Across Franklin Osage Areas
County crews directed by County Engineer Robert H. Lister Jr. report multiple bridge projects. A box culvert is poured west of Williamsburg two miles and south one mile. A fallen bridge near Ransomville prompts a shoe fly detour and steel order. A culvert south of the Greenwood church is being replaced and a concrete box culvert widened near Centropolis to 30 feet. Travel trucks haul material to rain damaged roads.
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Robert H. Lister Jr
Williamsburg
Franklin
Osage
Ransomville
Greenwood
Ruth Farris
Centropolis
Globe Road
Lister
Army Navy Classic Showcases Sophomore QBs At JFK Stadium
At John F. Kennedy Stadium in Philadelphia Army and Navy met for the 72nd game before about 100,000 fans. Navy’s Fred Stuvek and Army’s Kingsley Fink started at quarterback as both teams leaned on young players. Navy finished 3-7 while Army went 5-4, with Stuvek and Fink each contributing despite a modest offensive output.
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Philadelphia
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Navy
John F. Kennedy Stadium
Fred Stuvek
Carmichael
Kingsley Fink
Eau Gallie
Fla
Rick Forzano
Tom Cahill
Bowling Scores From Friday Night Ladies Meet
Bowling results show Lee's Downtowner, Crites Appliances, Baldwin Ward and others posting high scores in the Friday night leagues. Notable marks include 179 by S Everson, 188 by Guyett, and 215 by Coffman, with totals ranging up to 554 in the various divisions.
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Geist
Boise Cascade
Menster
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Lucas
Lister Plumbing
Warhurst
Royvalt
Guyett
Nighthawk League
Harry Smith
Heckert
West Wilson Auto—O
Coffman
Shine's Garage
D. McClay
Montgomery Ward
Tourmberlin
Skyhooks
M. Burns
Prudential
Messenger
Race Drivers To Demand Better Safety
London AP report: top racing drivers to press for improved fire safety after fatal Brand Hatch crash of 35 year old Jo Siffert. Inquest cited fire failures. drivers seek six high speed fire tenders, emergency track lights, and helicopter monitoring for races.
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London
Ace
Siffert
Britain
Brand Hatch
Louis Stanley
Ottawa University Calendar Highlights
Ottawa University releases today schedule events including a December 1 basketball game versus Washburn University at 7 30 p m in Wilson Field House and a chapel program titled World Involvement An Ottawa Opportunity at 9 40 a m in University Chapel The 2 3 4th features Dinner Theater The Public Eye and The Private Ear by OU Drama Department at 7 p m upstairs in University Union
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Washburn University
Wilson Field House
Ottawa
University Chapel
Public Eye
Private
OU Drama Department
University Union
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