Revival meeting at Town and Country Church of Christ
A revival is set for 7 30 p.m. October 21 to 27 at Town and Country Church of Christ with evangelist Joseph Douthett and Ralph Trotto providing special music. Ottawa Jaycee Auction October 23 at 7 p.m. at the Old Kaiser Drugstore in the Masonic Building. call CH 24100 to contribute items. Residential pickup available this Saturday. place items in yard marked for Jaycees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town and Country Church of Christ
Joseph Douthett
Ralph Trotto
Ottawa
Jaycee
Kaiser Drugstore
Masonic Building
Jaycees
Two area coeds named to Cappella Choir at Wichita State
Nancy Sue Hewitt and Lois Jean Stinson have been named as members of the Cappella Choir at Wichita State University. Hewitt is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard C Hewitt of 1113 College, while Stinson is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Bennie Stinson of Ottawa RFD 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita State University
Nancy Sue Hewitt
Richard C. Hewitt
1113
College
Lois Jean Stinson
Bennie Stinson
Ottawa
RFD
Dance to Bob Moody with Kenny Toumberlin on steel
Dance lineup features Bob Moody with Kenny Toumberlin on steel guitar at the VFW venue this Saturday night at 9 o'clock. Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Moody
Kenny Toumberlin
Local KU student named Sigma Kappa social chairman
Donna Porter, senior in the School of Education at the University of Kansas, has been named social chairman of Sigma Kappa sorority. She is the daughter of Thomas F. Porter of 420 W. 5th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Kappa Sorority
University of Kansas
Donna Porter
Thomas F. Porter
Miss Porter
School of Education
GOP Barbeque Rally At Ottawa Armory
The GOP hosts a barbecue rally on Monday October 21 at 6 30 p m at the Ottawa Armory Tickets are 150 for adults 100 for students and free for pre school attendees Purchase at GOP Headquarters at 2nd and Main Ottawa Kansas adv
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.O.P
Mon
2Nd and Main
Ottawa
Kansas
Rose Marie Wolken Enrolls in Heavilin Beauty School
Rose Marie Wolken of 724 S Mulberry daughter of Mr and Mrs R P Wolken has enrolled in the Heavilin School of Beauty in Overland Park. A 1968 Ottawa High School graduate she expects to complete cosmetology training in August 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Marie Wolken
S. Mulberry
R. P. Wolken
Heavilin School of Beauty
Overland Park
Ottawa High School
Catuska’s Cafe Saturday Special in Quenemo Kansas
Catuska’s Cafe and Standard station in Quenemo Kansas offers Saturday specials with Swiss Steak Fried Chicken Ham and Sweet Potatoes and Tenderloin Dinners all priced at 1.00 Adv.
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Catuska
Standard Station
Quenemo
Kan
Hawkins Grange Meeting at Wherry Home Saturday
Hawkins Grange will meet Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wherry to discuss the upcoming state grange meeting. Refreshments of cider and doughnuts will be served. Melvern Lions Club trap school set for October 20 at 9 30 am on river road northeast of Melvern.
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Hawkins Grange
Henry Wherry
State Grange
Melvern Lions Club
Melvern
River Road
Wellsville turkey ham supper and political ad notice
Wellsville Methodist WSCS hosts a turkey ham supper and food sale on October 23 at 5 30 p m. A political advertisement for Why Not White for Probate Judge features in the same notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville Methodist
WSCS
Pol
Ross Cafe Opens on Main Street October Twenty-First
Community notice announces the Ross Cafe at 121 South Main opening October 21 with political advertising urging the reelection of State Representative Robert L. Pinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Cafe
S. Main
Robert L. Pinet
Pol. Adv
Atlantic City Hosts Millions of Visitors Yearly
Atlantic City, New Jersey's premier resort, draws about 16 million visitors annually. The influx includes vacationers and attendees of the city's numerous conventions and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
New Jersey
United Fund Drive Reaches Early Milestone in Franklin County
The Franklin County United Fund surpassed $18,900 toward a $29,000 goal to support 13 agencies. Campaign chairman George Marshall reported the advance gift drive 80 percent complete, fair share 60 percent, residential 30 percent, with small business and professional gifts still arriving. Unsolicited residents can mail contributions to Box 233 as Ottawa aims to finish by next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
UN Forms Food Club at United Nations in New York
Pierre Furst a Parisian archivist who works at the UN organized the International Gourmet Club in 1966. Now about 50 members from many countries meet bi monthly at noted New York restaurants for multi course dinners with wines and bring a home dish to the annual Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N.Y
Pierre Furst
U.N
Hospital notes and admissions to local area hospital
Admissions include Kathleen Williams and Mrs Orea Wadkins with addresses listed. Births recorded for Mr. and Mrs. Elchert and Mr. and Mrs. Hotaling, both with weights noted. Numerous injuries and emergencies reported from Baldwin to Pomona, including football injuries, cuts, and accidental injuries. Market reports from Kansas City show cattle, hogs, eggs, and butter prices with varying bids.
County Court Judgment Awarded in Household Finance Suit
Judgment of 759.27 awarded to Household Finance Corp of Lawrence in its money suit against Clifford W. Turner and Virginia Moore by default after defendants did not appear. Ottawa Police report cites six speeding charges and one stop sign violation with associated bonds.
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Household Finance Corp
Lawrence
Clifford W. Turner
Virginia Moore
Ottawa Police Department
Constance L Gaeddert
Lawrence Ott
Steven W. Nelson
Ottawa
Emporia
Michael M. Coppedge
King
Feudal System Coming Back
Washington AP reports that future American farms could be owned by a single corporate system controlling planting harvesting processing and packaging under one roof. Dr Elmer R Kiehl of Missouri warns this tight structure could recreate feudalism with farmers as dependent tenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Elmer R. Kiehl
College of Agriculture
University of Missouri
Europe
Kiehl
Farm Bureau To Hear Munn at Ottawa University Dinner
The Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting with a buffet dinner at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday in the Ottawa University Student Union. Lewis Munn, president of the Oklahoma Farm Bureau, will be the principal speaker. Munn is a charter member and has never missed a board meeting since 1942, serving as secretary, vice president and president. Researchers forecast future giant corporate farms contracting soil tilling and animal care with computer guided efficiency and integrated planting to retailing.
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Farm Bureau
Ottawa University
Lewis Munn
The
Oklahoma Farm Bureau
Munn
John S. Taylor
American Farm Bureau Federation Board of Directors
National Resolutions Committee
Taylor
Kiehl
Washington
Agricultural Research Institute
National Academy of Sciences
Max E. Brunk
Cornell Univrsity
America
Pianist Andrew Wolf to perform at Ottawa University Chapel
Ottawa University presents pianist Andrew Wolf in a Tuesday concert at 8 p.m. in the OU Chapel as part of the Concert Lecture Series. He will play Bach Partita No 1, Schumann Sonata No 2, Rachmaninoff Three Etudes, Chopin Scherzo, and Debussy Pour Le Piano. Tickets are $2, children half price.
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Andrew Wolf
Ottawa University
Wolf
J. S. Bach
R. Schumann
S. Rachmaninoff
F. Chopin
C. Debussy
Eleanor Sokoloff
Miklos Schwalb
New England Conservatory of Music
Curtis Institute of Music
Rudolf Serkin
Philadelphia Orchestra
Montreal Women’s Symphony Orchestra
Carnegie Hall
New York
United States
Canada
Mexico
South Africa
Europe
Richmond Picks Fair Directors
The Richmond Fair Board met Monday at St. Therese Church basement. Albert Dunbar was re elected along with Leo Peine and L L Chandler as three year directors. Officers include Charles Edwards president, Don Poss, Albert Dunbar and George Hiles vice presidents, John H Roeckers secretary, Virginia Cunningham Phyllis Brockus and Cathy Brockus assistant secretaries. Tentative date for 1969 Pair is Aug 14 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Fair Board
St. Therese
Albert Dunbar
Leo Peine
L. L. Chandler
Charles Edwards
Don Poss
George Hiles
John H. Roeckers
Virginia Cunningham
Phyllis Brockus
Cathy Brockus
Hearing on Final Settlement in Lantz Estate Ottawa
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas a petition for final settlement of the estate of Sarah Lantz deceased case 11781 is filed by John Lantz executor. The court will hear defenses November 13 1968 at 10:00 a.m. in Ottawa Kansas. Myron S Steere attorney for the executor Courthouse Ottawa Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Kansas
Sarah Lantz
State of Kansas
John Lantz
Ottawa
Sheriff’s sale of two Franklin County land tracts announced
In Franklin County Kansas the district court orders a public auction on November 1, 1968 at 2:00 PM at the Ottawa courthouse West front door. Tract A covers part of Section 10 Township 16 Range 21 for cemetery purposes. Tract B is described as the South half of the Southwest quarter of the same section and township. Trucks, bidders, and cash terms apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
District Court
Kansas
Lynn H. Baumann
Daniel Clapp
Fourth Judicial District
Franklin
Court House
Ottawa
State of
Township 16
Range 21
Local Pastor Invited to Navy Orientation Cruise
Rev. Lewis R. Hearne Jr., pastor of North Baptist Church, is among about 45 Kansas City area men invited for a Navy orientation cruise at Pensacola, Fla., Nov. 13 15. Invitations came from Capt. John R. Chappell for Rear Admiral William S. Guest to show civilian guests naval air training scope, including a day aboard the aircraft carrier USS Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis R. Hearne Jr
North Baptist Church
E. Wilson
Kansas City
Pensacola
Fla
Hearne
John R. Chappell
Olathe Naval Air Station
William S. Guest
Naval Air Reserve Training
Naval Air Training
Lexington
Partition Notice Describing Tracts in Franklin County Kan
Range 21. Tract C North half of Northwest quarter of Section 15 Township 16 and Tract D South half of Northwest quarter of Range 21 combined as one property for partition. Sold with appraisement to satisfy the decree. Office of Sheriff Joe Ferns Ottawa Kansas September 27 1968. Attorneys Winton A Winter and Robert W Green First National Bank Building Ottawa KS 66067.
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Section
Township
Range
Ottawa
Kansas
Joe Ferns
Franklin County
Kan
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U.N. Statistical Division
Korea
United Nations
U.N. Church Center
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Highland
Orea Wadkins
Williamsburg
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Wellsville
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Mulberry
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S. Oak
James Hotaling
N. Mulberry
John Taul
Baldwin
Boyle Mitchell
the Daily Report
N. Sycamore
David Heckman
Pomona
Jerry Farrar
E. 4Th
Pratt & Lambert
Latex House Paints
Nuzman Lumber
Richmond
Myron S. Steere
Ottawa Herald
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Joetowner’s
Chapei
N. Main
Ottawa, Kansas
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Winton A. Winter
Robert W. Green
Nat'l. Bank
Attys
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Michael Latimer
Davis Paint
S. Elm
Cory
Porter’s
South Highland Cemetery
O. E. Dawkins
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