Temple brief notes amputation patient and local events
Margie Kelley of Temple is hospitalized after surgery in Temple, with one leg amputated. Also listed are local notices: patio sale at 1314 8S Willow. Greater Ottawa Chamber convention at 4 p.m. Oct 17. dance at Ottawa Elks Club. Alice Jo DeFries named to World Who's Who of Women. a paper drive by Assembly of God Scouts. Dianna Brecheisen named Homecoming queen candidate. marine private John L. Falls graduates basic training in San Diego. Army Specialist 4 James A. Robinson awarded the Army Commendation Medal in Germany. annual Democrat Barbecue Oct 14. Friendly Persuasions at Pomona Tavern. Budge's Hardware now carries toys and gifts. Lincoln School carnival Oct 12.
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Margie Kelley
Temple
Tex
Veda Kelley
George Kelley
Pomona
Kelley
Betty Bachelor
Cypress
S. 48Th
Alice Jo DeFries
Apple Lane
Stanley
Ottawa University
Lucky
Paula
Ottawa Fire Briefs Admitive Dismissals and Crashes
Content summarizes hospital and fire department notices from Ottawa and surrounding areas. Admissions include Mrs. David Staley and George Gould. dismissals list Shirley McMechan Cora Davis Arthur Dehn and others. Fire calls cite a short in floor furnace wiring, a trash fire at Buddy Moore’s residence, and a two car accident near the Ransomville curve on US-50. Harvest Home Festival at Spring Ridge Bethel Presbyterian Church with John Robinson. Amazing Grace Choir concert at Rantoul Community Church.
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David Staley
S. Main
George Gould
Ottawa
Shirley McMechan
S. Sycamore
Cora Davis
Arthur Dehn
Williamsburg
Jessie Langer
N. Main
Ottawa Fire Department
A. L. Richardson
S. Walnut
Buddy Moore
W. 7Th
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Ransomville
Glenn P. Ridlen
Dallas
Tex
Gary L. Beals
McPherson
Spring Ridge Bethel Presbyterian Church
Jack McCreary
John Robinson
Urich
McCreary
Amazing Grace Choir
Osawatomie
Rantoul Community Church
OU Films Change By ELSIE BECKWITH OU Correspondent
The Ottawa University Film Society launched last year to offer varied international cinema. This season features films from France Germany and Sweden with themes offering beneath the surface meaning. President Linda Molinari says films aim to educate as well as entertain and invite open viewing. After screenings discussions and occasional guest speakers were held in the Administration Building Auditorium. Season tickets are on sale on campus and tickets may be bought at the door. The public is invited.
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Elsie Beckwith
Ottawa University Film Society
Linda Molinari
France
Germany
Sweden
Linda
Film Society Shows Fritz Lang's M At October Screenings
No County Core classes and language classes would at times take advantage of the movies. An average of 40 to 50 persons of the 138 members attended each film. The first film presentation this year will be "M" a German film directed by Fritz Lang. This is a story of a child-rapist hunted by police and criminals. Made in 1930 it was innovative for music and sound. Membership costs entitle viewing seven movies shown the third Sunday of every month. "M" will be shown Oct 21 at 7 20. The Franklin County Commission took no formal actions Wednesday. They viewed a bridge two miles northeast of Princeton and a bridge near completion five miles southwest of Princeton plus several roads in the area.
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Fritz Lang
Film Society
Franklin County Commission
Princeton
Highways Closed as Kansas Faces Flooding
The State Highway Department reports 37 Kansas highways closed due to high water from flash floods on Wednesday and today, with 3 more roads flagged for slow through-traffic. A Louisburg area theft spree targets glass insulators from poles, with 60 to 70 stolen and a white Ford pickup linked to the suspects.
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Topeka
Kan
State Highway Department
Kansas
Monrovia
Vliets
Arrington
Zeandale
Kansas 87
Seneca
U. S
Muscotah
Lansing
Soldier
Baldwin Junction
Burlington
Paxico
Ottawa
Waverly
Jamestown
Barnard
McPherson
Galva
Kansas 104
Palmer
U.S
Cuba Corner
Woodbine
Hope
Dwight
Jewell- Republican
Simpson
Morganville
Ottawa graduate to lead Baldwin City musical The Ballad of Black Jack
Ottawa University graduate Mark Swezey will star as Jacob Branson in Baldwin City's The Ballad of Black Jack Oct 19 to 21. His wife Kris Buick Swezey will play the female lead. Tickets are $2.50 for adults and $1.25 for children with balcony seating at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
Mark Swezey
Baldwin City
Mark Will
Jacob Branson
Kansas
Charles Dow
Lawrence
Pottawatomie
Black Jack
Baker University
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George W. Gould
Ottawa Rfd
John C. Hunter
Ottawa Rfd 2
Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Convention and Tourism Committee
Chamber
Scouts of Assembly of God Church
Dianna Brecheisen
Wellsville
Fort Scott Community College
Dianna
Rodeo Club
Dale Brecheisen
Marine Pvt
John L. Falls
Charles L. Falls
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
San Diego
Patterson Chevrolet Olds, Inc
James A. Robinson
Harvey J. Robinson
Democrat
Armory
THE
Friendly Persuasions
Pomona Tavern
Budge's Hardware
Budge’s
ACE Hardware
Lincoln School
the Daily Report
Ridlin
Ridlen
Kansas City
OU Films Change
Memoriam
Souseng Son
Louisburg
Clarence Hess
CB Company of
Hess
Peoria
Rantoul
Rex Bowling
Princeton City
Middle Creek
Ottawans
Kris
Meg
Swezey
Marat
Tetzel
Luther
Big Daddy
First National Bank OF Optavwa
S & S Sales
Great Neck
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