Local University Fraternity Officer and Air Force Transfer
FRANK Buck Vivian son of Frank H. Vivian residing at 829 East 17th is recording secretary for Beta Theta Pi at the University of Kansas and a senior in Liberal Arts. SGT Leon F. Pickert son of Fred J. Pickert of rural Richmond has been reassigned from Clark Air Base Philippines to Yokota Air Base near Tokyo, with his wife living in Arizona. Louis Dale of 539 Birch underwent surgery at St. Luke's Hospital Kansas City in room M-732.
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Frank “Buck” Vivian
Frank H. Vivian
E. 17Th
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
University of Kansas
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Leon F. Pickert
Fred J. Pickert
Richmond
Clark Air Force Base
Philippines
Yakota Afb
Tokyo
Japan
Arizona
Louis Dale
Birch
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Chuck's Bait Shop Ad Says We Accept Bank Americard
A local bait shop titled Chuck's Bait Shop advertises that it accepts Bank Americard for purchases. The ad highlights payment option expansion to attract anglers and simplify transactions.
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Bank Americard
Chuck's Bait Shop
Notice of Pomona hydrants draining event
All fire hydrants in the City of Pomona will be drained on Thursday October 17. Adv.
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City of Pomona
Correction to Gambles Ad on Range Sale Price
A correction note states the Tuesday October 15 advertisement for a gas or electric range should read Reg 329.95 Sale 278.95. Adv.
GOP Barbeque Rally Ad In Ottawa Kansas
A GOP barbeque rally is announced for Monday October 21 at 6 30 p m at the Armory with ticket prices adults 1 50 students 1 00 and preschool free Tickets are available at the GOP Headquarters located at 2nd and Main in Ottawa Kansas Advance purchase advised.
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G.O.P
Mon
2Nd and Main
Ottawa
Kansas
Two strangers push man from ditch then steal car
MEMPHIS, Tenn. AP Two strangers helped Emmett Winn push his car from a ditch near his home. When he tried to thank them they shoved him back into the ditch and drove off with the vehicle.
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Memphis, Tenn
Emmett Winn
Winn
Hudelson Named Executive VP of Kansas Livestock Association
Bob Hudelson has been chosen as executive vice president of the Kansas Livestock Association. He joined the staff in 1963 as assistant secretary and editor of The Kansas Stockman, becoming editor in 1964. A Pomona native, he studied agriculture at Kansas State University and has long been active in the livestock industry. He also serves as president and first chairman of Cattle Books, Inc.
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Kansas Livestock Association
Bob Hudelson
Livestock Association
Hudelson
Association
The
Kansas Stockman
Pomona
Kansas State University
Cattle Books, Inc
Williamsburg High Student Officers Named for Clubs and Classes
Williamsburg High announces student officers across clubs and classes. Names include John Hogan and Marilyn Reh as presidents, Rosemary Heck and Midge Ransom as vice presidents, Connie Thornbrugh and Elaine Roecker as treasurers, with several student council representatives and staff editors listed across Freshmen Sophomores Juniors and Seniors groups.
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Williamsburg High School
F.F.A
John Hogan
Francis Peed
Mark Collins
Tom Haag
Nelson Higdon
John Collins
Sentinel
Ronnie Collins
Kayettes
Marilyn Reh
Rosemary Heck
Marcia Roecker
Connie Thornbrugh
Sharon McClure
Midge Ransom
Janice Starosta
Bill Sutton
National Honor Society
Susan Figgins
Virginia Higdon
Elaine Roecker
Debbie Norton
Teresa Roecker
Mid
Dennis_ Spring
Dean Boecker
Kenny Hogan
Tom Hogan
Tom Collins
George Steward
Gene Hogan
Karin Collins
Merlene Burgess
Marcia Boecker
Former Ambassador In Saigon At OU Thursday
Former ambassador to Saigon David Carpenter will headline a 2:15 p.m. Thursday press conference at Ottawa University Administration Building auditorium. Local media, newspapers, TV, radio, campus outlets, and the public are invited. Carpenter, Harvard 1949 graduate and Massachusetts native, served in Vietnam as ambassador in 1966 68 and now works in the State Department Eastern Asian Pacific Affairs division.
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David Carpenter
Saigon
Ottawa University
Carpenter
Harvard
Massachusetts
U. S. State Department
Vietnam
State Department
Douglas Speaks Out On Birthday
Washington AP Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas turning 70 says Americans may replace Warren era rulings with "Stone Age guys" on the bench. He denies plans to retire and notes an implanted pacemaker last June improved his health while defending court independence and rejecting links between crime and decisions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Warren Court
Douglas
Earl Warren
Abe Fortas
Moscow
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Russia
New York University
UNICEF Kids Go At It Oct. 31
Ottawa UNICEF drives Sunday Halloween with children collecting for aid. Led by Rev. Garland Bohn, groups funded by 15 churches will canvass streets 4 to 6 PM Oct. 31. Donations may be given to First Christian Church.
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Unicef
Ottawa
United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund
Garland Bohn
National Safety Council
United Nations Children’s Fund
Asia
Latin America
Africa
Middle East
First Christian Church
11Th and Cedar
Death notices for Wayne W. Warner and Laura Costigan
Relatives confirm the Tuesday death of Wayne W. Warner of Portland Oregon a former Centropolis and Worden resident Funeral services are set for Thursday at Davy Funeral Home in Portland with burial at Lincoln Memorial Cemetery Survivors include his wife Opal Dougherty and brother in law John Dougherty Laura Costigan widow of Walter Costigan Jr Ot tawa Ottawa former Ottawan died Monday Burial planned in El Reno Oklahoma She is survived by sisters Lola and Rose Leslie Tulsa a brother in law Leo Conway and sister in law Mary Scoville Kansas City Mo
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Portland
Ore
Centropolis
Worden
Davy Funeral Home
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
Opal Dougherty
LeLoup
John Dougherty
Wellsville Rfd 2
Laura Costigan
Walter Costigan Jr
Tulsa
Okla
Costigans
el Reno
Lola Leslie
Rose Leslie
Leo Conway
Ottawa
Mary Scoville
Kansas City
Sheriff cannot serve summons on Van Valkenburg in suit over services
The Franklin County Sheriff reports being unable to serve Dallas W. Van Valkenburg at 209 S. Oak due to relocation, likely to Kansas City, in a suit filed by Drs. Trowbridge DeMott and Lytton for 225. Other items: several speeding fines, admissions and dismissals, emergencies, and Kansas City AP market notes on cattle hogs and sheep.
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Franklin County
Dallas
W. van Valkenburg
S. Oak
van Valkenburg
County Sheriff Sued Over Alleged Three-Claim Action
A Tuesday Herald report misstated that Franklin County Sheriff Joe Ferns faced a lawsuit by three plaintiffs. Details on the suit, parties, and court were not provided in the accessible text.
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Herald
Franklin County
Joe Ferns
Trailer Roll Injury Reported in Ottawa Street Incident
One person injured at 10 45 a m Tuesday when a trailer rolled into a southbound car in the 300 block of South Main. Ruby P Wood 43 Ottawa RFD 2 suffered a bruise on the left face after impact with the trailer owned by John W Netherland 808 E 16th. Vehicle damage estimated at 178 16. trailer damage not estimated.
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Ruby P. Wood
Ottawa
Ottawa Police Cite Two For Speeding
The Ottawa Police Department charged Arthur B. Price 27 of Pomona and Douglas Higbie 23 of Wellsville with speeding in separate incidents.
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Ottawa Police Department
Arthur B. Price
Pomona
Douglas Higbie
Wellsville
Pomona Man Takes Veep Post
Jim Driver of Pomona was elected vice president of the Kansas Federation Board of Directors at the stockholders conference in Wichita October 13 15. He has six years as Ottawa Federal Land Bank Association director and previously held president and vice president roles. Ottawa association attendees included R L Smay Neil Satterlee Wanda Pederson Donald Steward and Driver.
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Jim Driver
Pomona
Kansas Federation Board of Directors
Wichita
Driver
Ottawa Federal Land Bank Association
Ottawa Association
R. L. Smay
Neil Satterlee
Wanda Pederson
Donald Steward
Garfield PTA Shows FB Films at Dads Night
Garfield PTA screened football films of the Kansas City Chiefs and the Garfield fifth and sixth grade teams at a Monday Dads Night PTA meeting. Mrs. Corwin Shields presided, Dr. Leonard Meyers gave devotions, and coaches Leonard Warren and David Campbell were introduced.
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Kansas City Chiefs
Garfield
Corwin Shields
Leonard Meyers
James McCrossen
Ottawa University
Leonard Warren
David Campbell
Public Auction of Household Goods Overdue Charges Ottawa Notice
Final notice that the household goods of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Welsh will be sold at public auction to satisfy accrued charges. Brooks Transfer and Storage, 410 West 19th Street, Ottawa, Kansas. October 16 to October 23, 1968.
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Herb Welsh
Same
Brooks
West 19Th Street
Ottawa
Kansas
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