United Fund Ottawa Campaign Under Way In Ottawa
The United Fund drive begins with advance gifts committee meeting and organizers set October 15 as the main campaign day. At $2 per person for Ottawa’s 10,500 residents, the goal funds 14 organizations including Red Cross and Salvation Army, with calls to all to contribute their share.
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Ottawa
United Fund
Advance Gifts Committee
Red Cross
Stavation Army
Teens Inc
Boy of Girl Scouts
United Drive
Ottawa Library Renovates Children's Section
The Ottawa library unveils a renovated children’s room funded by Dr. A. B. Waring. The initiative aims to fit books into youths’ busy lives and reduce TV and comic book influence by drawing kids into reading.
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A. B. Waring
After All by Elm Family Arguments
A lighthearted record of domestic negotiations between a husband and wife over common household disputes. They debate visitors signals from dropped utensils, driving habits, attire choices, bathroom time, smoking, shopping, weight loss, and phone answering, noting mutual concessions and shared humor.
Local notes mix of life, skits and small town items
A local columnist pokes fun at family and fashion while reporting on everyday events. The Herald notes include butternuts from Missouri, Prentis broom sales, a worker eye injury, illness at the Owl restaurant, a new car shop paint job, a bowling license application, ducks over Ottawa, and Tawney buying Nickleodeon theater equipment to run a show.
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H. W. Tawney
Nickleodeon Picture Theater
New Moon Sailing Overhead And Vintage Fashions Rise
Arkansas City traveler notes a playful mood with a satellite program moving forward. A party featured vintage 1920s Model T dresses while conversations leaned on the idea that nothing can unbuy a good woman faster.
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Earth
Arkansas City Traveler
Prayer For Today In Touch With Thee Through Jesus Christ
A devotional note urges turning thoughts to Thee in praise and petition. It asserts prayers connect believers with the living God through Jesus Christ our Lord and ends with Amen.
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Jesus Christ
Ottawa Herald subscription rates list
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and subscription rates. In trade area rates show one month 85 cents, three months 2 dollars, six months 3.75, one year 7 dollars. Outside trade area rates are one month 1 dollar, three months 3 dollars, six months 5.50, one year 10 dollars.
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S. Main
Ottawa
Kas
Robert B. Wellington
Guy Snedaker
Television Schedule Channel 5 13 CBS Programs List
The channels list CBS Television Programs including Annie Oakley at 6:45 and Millionaire at 9 plus TV Theatre 7 06 and Disneyland notes for Lucy and others. A Little Theatre and Zorrow entries appear in the lineup.
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CBS
Father
Lucy
Sherr K Holmes
KC Sportiite
Training Pays In Time Of Emergency
PROVIDENCE Kentucky eighth grader James Travis recalled how he saved his friend Kern Montgomery by stopping a coal conveyor after Montgomery’s arm was caught. Montgomery had taught Jimmy how to operate the machine, and the boy’s quick action likely saved a life at the loading platform.
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Providence
Kern Montgomery
James Travis
Montgomery
Jimmy
Montgomey
Poor Chinning Bars in Fredericksburg Street Markers
Fredericksburg Virginia authorities report aluminum street markers are being used as chin up bars by local youths. A dozen markers have been snapped off, prompting officials to request boys redirect their muscle developing activities to protect markers and save taxpayers money.
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Fredericksburg
Debating Juvenile Names In News Coverage
Dr George W Crane weighs the ethics of identifying youths in crime reports. He contrasts first offenders from troubled families with first time mob participants and notes the danger of labeling youth while highlighting differing motives and potential lifelong impact.
Debate Over Printing Juvenile Offender Names
The letter argues about publishing names of juvenile offenders, noting emotional crimes may lead some to violence. It cautions that public notoriety can boost a juvenile gang’s status and suggests readers consider the issue before voting on identity in news reports.
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Ben Maidenburg
Beacon Journal
Akron
Ohio
Crane
Valley Grove Claimed Income From Police Fines Totals 30,000
Valley Grove West Virginia, a town of about 800 near Wheeling, submitted a levy estimate to the state tax commissioner showing 30,240 in municipal income for the current year 30,000 from police fines and 240 from rents buildings and concessions.
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Valley Grove
W. Va
Wheeling
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