Employment Office Cites Worker Placing Most Applicants Now
Ottawa employment manager Cal Ewing says most applicants can be placed but notes a skills gap. Employers increasingly train willing workers, while shifts to better jobs raise shortages in retail and babysitting. September 1966 unemployment claims in the three-county area drop versus 1961, with agricultural placements down from 26 to five.
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Cal Ewing
Ottawa
Ewing
Forged Check Case Continued to October Arraignment
Thomas Amon Jackson, 18, Baldwin, faces counts of willful forging and passing a $206.52 check dated August 24, 1966 drawn on Lawrence National Bank and endorsed by L. M. Mills and Darryl Bell. Arraignment postponed to October 12 at 1 30 pm in County Court in Ottawa.
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Thomas Amon Jackson
Baldwin
L. M. Mills
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence
Darryl Bell
Wellsville
Peoples National Bank
Ottawa
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals List Five Names
Entries show admissions Roy Townsend Iola Kenneth Evans 115 E Wilson William Cartmill 744 Ash Robert I Shade Ottawa RFD 1 THurse day Ray Roberts Pomona RFD 2 Mrs Wayne Casebolt 504 N Mulberry Friday. Dismissals include Mrs Lillie Clark 512 S Wise low Thursday George Payne 4218 Poplar Roy Townsend Tola Lawrence Wilson 609 N Main Friday. Births record Mr and Mrs Roland Turner Florrisant Mo 2 son weight 10 lbs 6 pzs Friday.
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Roy Townsend
Iola
Kenneth Evans
E. Wilson
William Cartmill
Ash
Robert I. Shade
Ottawa
Thurseday
Ray Roberts
Pomona
Wayne Casebolt
N. Mulberry
Lillie Clark
S. Wiselow
George Payne
Poplar
Tola
Lawrence Wilson
Main
Roland Turner
Florrisant
Speeding Tickets Reported for Ottawa Area Youths
County Court records list Mary K Stanford 19 of Osae watomie cited Oct 2 for speeding 70 in a 60 zone 10 dollars plus costs after guilty plea. Mark D Anderson 18 of Lawrence cited Sept 18 for 75 in a 60 zone 15 dollars plus costs after guilty plea. Samuel W Schlup 19 of Leawood cited Sept 28 for 71 in a 60 zone 311 dollars plus costs after guilty plea. Barry S Lysa ught 18 of Maple cited Sept 30 for failure to stop at red light 5 dollars plus costs after guilty plea.
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Mary K. Stanford
Osaewatomie
Ottawa
Mark D. Anderson
Lawerence
Samuel W. Schlup
Leawood
Barry
Lysaught
Maple
Us-59
Red Light
Police News Briefing of Local Driving Offenses
Police cited Richard L Brown, 25, of 928 N Mulberry on Oct 6 at Seventeenth and Main for inattentive driving. Lyle L Adcock, 18, of 934 Lincoln, cited Oct 6 in 900 block of South Cedar for careless driving and no valid license.
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Richard L. Brown
N. Mulberry
Seventeenth and Main
Lyle L, Adcock
Lincoln
South Cedar
Hammer Of Love And Justice In Sunday School Lesson
Clarence W Cranford argues that popular folk singers reflect social upheaval and that God’s hammer of justice, as described by Isaiah, judges oppression and calls for a rebuilt world grounded in righteousness. The church must preach both judgment and love to foster justice and brotherhood.
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Clarence W. Cranford
Jeremiah
Isaiah
House of Israel
Judah
Church
God
Christ
Jesus
Bowling Scores From Classic League Shows Highs Across Venues
Ottawa Times lists C Badders 192 and M Stine 275 with team peaking. Scores touch 634 for Pepsi Cola and 546 for Dengel and Son. Ladies and mixed leagues feature Weidner 193, Foster 184, and Bienie 409 in multiple outings.
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Classic League Pence Grocery
G. Flinsbaugh
Ottawa Times
C. Badders
B. Seymour
OFC
M. Macery
Ais
Ogg's Market
R. Snider
Pepsi Cola
L. Lemon
Bienie's Garage
H. Skilling
W. Bien
MANN
Bell Drugs
W. Dodd
Royal Tlanes
Fincher
Dengel & Son
Allen
Naomp’s Tavern
M. Ball
Litwins
J. Richardson
H. Linneman
M. Stine
L. Cafe
H. Oexman
Dutch Boy Paints
L. Offenbach
Bike's Burger Bar
L. Morden
Hawkins Grange Elects Officers for Coming Year
Hawkins Grange held a meeting Wednesday electing officers for the coming year. Twenty adults and six children attended as William Rice served as master, Clifford Hunter overseer, Melva Ream lecturer, and other officers were named. A new piano was purchased and moved in, a founder's night candlelight service was held, and Mrs Henry Wherry led refreshments with the home economics committee.
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Hawkins Grange
Ard
Minnie Hunter
Inez Lytle
Fred Kissinger
Roberta Bechtle
Bobby Bechtle
Dorothy Stewart
Ceres
Florence Langford
Pomona
Ruby Rice
Flora
Henry Wherry
Rice
Ehenry Wherry
Cecil Trogh
Melva Reams
Spring Ridge Bethel Presbyterian Harvest Celebration
The Spring Ridge Bethel Presbyterian Church hosts a Harvest Home celebration on Saturday at the church four miles south of Pressonville Journey on K-68. A basket chaser starts at noon and a worship program follows at 1 30 p.m. Rev. Roger Greenslade of Ottawas Westernster Church is the speaker. The church marked its 100th anniversary last year.
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Spring Ridge-Bethel Presbyterian Church
Pressonville
Lepin
Roger Greenslade
Westerinster Presbyterian Church
Ottawas
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Albert R Smith
Spring Ridge
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