Mendell Chosen for Who’s Who Among Wichita State Students
Ronald L Mendell son of Mr and Mrs Archie A Mendell 414 Ash is named among 37 Wichita State University students listed in Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 1968 1969. Mrs Al Carey of Princeton recuperating from surgery at Stormont Vail Hospital Topeka room 212.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald L. Mendell
Archie A. Mendell
Ash
Wichita State University
AL Carey
Princeton
Stormont-Vail Hospital
Topeka
Don White Seeks Probate Judge Second Term
Ottawa Jaycees host White Elephant Auction at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the old Kaiser Drug Store building to raise funds for the daycee's Christmas party for underprivileged children. Items donated include fruit jars a kerosene lantern a snow shovel a riding lawn mower and a car or motorcycle. Doors open after 5 p.m. for browsing.
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Ottawa Jaycees
Kaiser Drug Store
Ottawa Tractor and Implement Postpones Field Day
Ottawa Tractor and Implement postpones its field day with dates to be announced later. Adv.
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Ottawa
Billy Graham Tonight on Channel 13 at 9 P.M.
Promoter announces Billy Graham broadcast tonight on Channel 13 at 9 p.m. The program features the renowned evangelist presenting his message titled Second Coming. Ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Graham
Adv
Petersons Move After Hospital Release in Wichita
Charles D. Peterson of 826 Pecan has been discharged from St. Luke's Hospital and will visit his son Wilbur Peterson and daughter in law at 1002 North Terrace Drive in Wichita, moving to the son's home.
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Charles D. Peterson
Pecan
St. Luke’s Hospital
Wilbur Peterson
Wichita
North Terrace Drive
Franklin County Attorney candidate Gary Jordan profiles
An estimated 500 dollar damage claim arises after a Rainbow Bread truck flipped onto its side near Scipio at about noon Monday. Driver Jack Beadsley, 27, of 514 Maple, braked at a railroad crossing and skidded, suffering a minor left wrist injury not requiring hospital care. Also noted is Bob Melton of Ottawa completing a Johnson Factory service course in Waukegan Illinois and joining Ottawa Marine’s service department on South Cedar after a long sports goods background.
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Scipio
Jack Beadsley
Maple
Beadsley
Bob Melton
Ottawa
Johnson Factory
Waukegan, Ill
Melton
Sporting
Ottawa Marine
South Cedar
Corn Output Divides Between Feed and Food Use
About five percent of U S corn goes to livestock feed with the rest processed for human food and numerous by products. Even corn cobs are used for feed mulch and as a source for polishing powder and furfural a chemical used in nylon drugs and solvents.
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United States
Voter Advice for Candidate Squares on November Fifth
Part XII urges voters not to worry about imperfect marks or erasures in candidate squares on November 5. It gives an example to illustrate tolerance for minor markings and emphasizes following the voting rules without correcting others.
DIVORCES FILED AND CIVIL CASE UPDATES
Divorce filings list Patricia C. Kiefer versus Max J. Kiefer and Marilyn Smith versus Robert C. Smith. Granted: Vivian A. Wheeler from William F. Wheeler. Ottawa police and sheriff reports cover speeding charges, a stolen car recovery, emergency injuries, dismissals, births, livestock and market data, and obituaries for Lehr B. Flint and T LeRoy Brockus, with local church services and family details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia C. Kiefer
Max J. Kiefer
Marilyn Smith
Robert C. Smith
Probate Court Marital Licenses Listed
Roger Dean Nance age 21 of Ottawa and Gweneth Elain Myers age 23 of Osawatomie receive marriage licenses. Elmer Francis Hughes and Vera Vincent, both of Pomona, also listed for licenses.
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Roger Dean Nance
Ottawa
Gweneth Elain Myers
Osawatomie
Elmer Francis Hughes
Legal
Pomona
Vera Vincent
Election observers stress clear cross or X marks
Voters are urged to ensure their ballot mark is a distinct cross or X. Election judges will count imperfect or messy marks if they clearly appear as a cross or X.
Ottawa junior senior high joint PTA meeting draws crowd
A large crowd attended the Ottawa Junior and Senior High joint PTA meeting in the junior high auditorium Monday night. The program featured devotions by Rev. Zimmerman and entertainment by The Young Ones. Principal W. P. Shepard, Dean Royse, counselors Mrs. Howard Doman and Harvey Drake, and School Board President Jim Allen comprised the question and answer panel on school activities. Refreshments were provided by Mary Frances McAdoo. Ronald D. Hazen, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hazen, now an Air Force sergeant, is part of the Apollo 7 monitoring team stationed at a communications center on an island off Africa. his wife Nancy resides in Seville, Spain, with recent assignments in Norway and Greece.
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Ottawa
Charles Printy
Zimmerman
Victor Hughes
W. P. Shepard
Ottawa High School
Dean Royse
Ottawa Junior High
Howard Doman
OJHS
Harvey Drake
OHS
Jim Allen
Mary Frances McAdoo
Ronald D. Hazen
W. J. Hazen
Sgt. Hazen
Africa
Nancy
Seville
Spain
Norway
Greece
Weather Elsewhere Summary Card
Albany cloudy Albuquerque clear Atlanta clear Bismarck clear Boise cloudy Boston cloudy Buffalo cloudy Chicago cloudy Cincinnati cloudy Cleveland clear Denver clear Des Moines cloudy Detroit cloudy Fairbanks snow Fort Worth cloudy Helena cloudy Honolulu cloudy Indianapolis cloudy Jacksonville cloudy Juneau rain Kansas City clear Los Angeles cloudy Louisville clear Memphis clear Miami clear Milwaukee rain Mpls St. P. cloudy New Orleans clear New York cloudy Okla City cloudy Omaha clear Philadelphia clear Phoenix clear Pittsburgh cloudy Ptind Me cloudy Ptind Ore rain Rapid City clear Richmond clear St Louis clear Salt Sk City clear San Diego cloudy San Franc clear 65 75 7 49 a7 60 57 69 68 3 16 82 89 03 48 OL 01 14 1i Yr.
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Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St. P
New Orleans
New York
Okla City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Sk
City
San Diego
San
Maudie McMannis Services Planned in Town
Funeral services are announced for Miss Maudie Elizabeth McMannis of 521 North, with arrangements pending. Friends and relatives are asked to attend as details appear in local notices.
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Maudie McMannis
Maudie Elizabeth McMannis
Expanded Taxes Bring More Library Services in Franklin County
Franklin County will levy a half mill tax on untaxed property to fund NEKL libraries, enabling joint planning and financing and free regional services. Rural borrowers see reduced card fees, while NEKL provides interlibrary loans, back up reference, direct regional telephone lines, workshops, centralized ordering, and local library participation. Local figures include Harold Gahagan, Mrs. Kenneth Housley, Allen Loyd, Miss Nell Barnaby, and Mrs. Robert B. Wellington.
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Franklin County
NEKL
Northeast
Carnegie Free Library
Neel Libraries
Lawrence Public Library
Lawrence Reference Center
Lawrence Library
Johnson County
Wichita
Hutchinson
Salina
Topeka
Kansas City
Lawrence
Harold Gahagan
Kenneth Housley
Wellsville
Allen Loyd
Nell Barnaby
NEEL
Robert B. Wellington
Ex-Communist Kenneth Goff to Speak in Area
Kenneth Goff, former Communist Party member and anti-communist crusader, will speak at Centropolis Baptist Church at 7 30 p m Thursday on The Communist Master Plan for Conquering America. He will also address Pomona High School at 9 a m and Ottawa University later Thursday or Friday. Goff testified before the Dies Committee in 1939 and has since spoken in 48 states and Canada. He left the party October 9 1939 after joining May 2 1936, and has written 26 books.
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Kenneth Goff
Communist Party
Centropolis Baptist Church
America
Ottawa
Goff
Pomona High School
Ottawa University
Dies Committee
Washington, D.C
States
Canada
United States
Moscow
Kansas constitutional amendment submission for 1968 election
Notice of proposed amendment to Article 4 Section 2 of the Kansas Constitution to govern biennial general and township elections, district county commissioner elections, and terms not exceeding six years. Certified true copy with seal by Secretary of State Elwin M. Shanahan. first published July 30 1968, last published Oct 22 1968.
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State of
Kansas
Notice of Suit and Estate Matters in Franklin County
Multiple probate and court notices from Franklin County Kansas announce suit to determine heirs of C M Thomas and Noah Browning, appointment of administrator for Willard Wallace estate, and hearing on Olive Baxter petition to determine descent of real estate. Plead by November 29 1968 or defenses by November 8 1968. Attorneys listed. Ottawa Kansas.
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State of
Kansas
C. Waldorf
R. M. Elston
District Court
Franklin County
Charlotte Browning
C. M. Thomas
Noah Browning
Ottawa
Probate Court
Willard Wallace
Willard M. Wallace
W. W. Wallace
Earl B. Baxter
N.W
S.W
N.E
Olive Baxter
Halloween Party At Pomona YC
A Halloween party is planned for this Saturday at the Pomona Youth Center with no admission fee. The executive board approved redecorating and refurnishing plans, chaperone contacts were set, and prizes and refreshments are expected for attendees. Contributions for redecorating are invited to treasurer David Stoneking. chaperones should contact Charlie Cain.
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Pomona
Charlie Cain
David Stoneking
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Brie
Robert L. Pinet
Pol
Don White
Pol. Adv
Call Butler
S. Adv
Gary Jordan
Vivian A. Wheeler
William F. Wheeler
Ottawa Police Department
Blanche A. Stucker
Rockwood Drive
Pat Burns
Cypress
Barbara A. Hull
Rodney L. Trout
Willow
John R. Parker
S. Mulberry
Robert M. Gillette
S. Cedar
Verle D. Naden
Seattle
Wash
Jim Kindall
Aaron Griffin
Dorothy Cole
N. Sycamore
Leora Brown
Roger Bush
Quenemo
Velmar Campbell
West
Edward Toumberlin
Charles Campbell
Denise Dyer
Lester Hutcheson
Ottawa Herald
the Daily Report
Lyndon
Lehr B. Flint
Lyndon Methodist Church
Flint
Waverly
Roy E
Florence (Brown) Flint
Sylvia Stitt
Lighthouse Bay
Lake Pomona
Osage County
Lyndon Masonic Lodge No
Pomona-Melvern
T. Leroy Brockus
RFD
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Robert E. Baxter
Richmond Cemetery
Brockus
George W
Clara E. (Dunbar) Brockus
Dorothy E. Lyons
First United Presbyterian Church
Thelma Mersmann
Eudora
George A. Brockus
Grandview
Irene Chaloud
Independence
Clyde Brockus
Lane
Harold E. Brockus
Merle Brockus
Oak
Sacred Heart Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Towner’s
Lamb-Roberts
Kansas State University
Mike Bartley
K-State
Baralyn Frieden
Louise Welborn
Beltone
North American Hotel
Memoriam
Thomas LeRoy Brockus
Robert &. Baxter
STATE
Abe
Elwin M. Shanahan
Bowers & Bowers, Attys
West 2Nd Street
Gleason and Pinet
Adm
Richard O. Skoog
R. Michael Latimer
Attys
Harry Smith
S. Main
Centropolis
Weburg
Pearl May Veburg
Towner's Chapel
Highland Cemetery
Kan
Joe
Downer’s
Cubaperl
Rans
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