Halloween and social notices from Ottawa area
Death notice for Ella Proctor reported by MR and MRS Owen Followell of Havensville. Services at United Methodist Church Havensville Sunday. Multiple listings: VFW Halloween dance October 27 with prizes. Social Security rep at Youth Center November 1. masquerade at Tilton's Inn October 31. Farm City Week banquet November 1. trapshoot Wellsville VFW October 28. juvenile court discussion at Grace Episcopal Tuesday with Bruce Linhos. aviation committee Ottawa Chamber November 2. Sacred Heart School Halloween event October 28. Elk’s Club Halloween dance October 27. Princeton Methodist Church chicken noodle supper and bazaar November 1. Transportation and babysitting info available. call 242-5500.
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Owen Followell
S. Mulberry
Ella Proctor
Onaga
United Methodist Church
Havensville
Grace Episcopal Church
Bruce Linhos
Franklin County
Couple To Head Interdenominational Spiritual Life Mission
Rev. and Mrs. John Loren Sanford, Kansan natives, will lead a two day interdenominational Spiritual Life teaching mission at First United Methodist Church with sessions at 10 am 2 pm and 7 pm daily. No prior registration required. Lunch optional. Rev. Sanford pastor of United Church of Christ in Wallace Ohio with a long ministry since 1958. Mrs. Sanford assists as lecturer and counselor.
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John Loren Sanford
First United Methodist Church
Sanford
United Church of Christ, Congregational
Wallace
Ohio
Order of St. Luke
Agnes Sanford
Evard E Hamilton rites set for Ottawa native in Parks City
Obituary summary for Evard E Hamilton 68 of Parks City Illinois formerly Ottawa. Died Friday. service 2 pm Tuesday at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home with burial at Hope Cemetery. Survived by wife Dora Hopkins and 12 grandchildren. Also notes travels from Ottawa to Chicago in 1987 and retirement from ministry in Church of Christ. Includes list of children siblings and mother Mary D Hamilton.
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Evard E. Hamilton
Parks City
Ottawa
Lamb-Roberts
Hope Cemetery
Hamilton
Walter E
Mary D. (Woods) Hamilton
Dora Hopkins
Vinland
Chicago
Church of Christ
Nadine Blocker
Oak Lawn
Ill
Daisy Watson
Scottsdale
Ariz
Harold Hamilton
Decatur
Donald Hamilton
Libertyville
Leonard Hamilton
Blandinsville
George F. Hamilton
Riverside
Calif
Cecil
Mae) Kapp
S. Cedar
Pearl Minor
Lawrence
Harold
Dorothy) Brown
Fort Lupton
Colo
Mary D. Hamilton
Minister Ivard Hamilton Dies in Libertyville
Former Ottawa resident and retired Church of Christ minister Ivard E. Hamilton died yesterday in Libertyville Illinois. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. from Lamb Roberts Funeral Home with interment at Hope Cemetery. Friends may call Monday evening at the funeral home.
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Hamilton Ivard E. Hamilton
Ottawa
Church of Christ
Libertyville
Llinois
Lamb-Roberts
Hope Cemetery
Supper To Aid Area Girl In Edgerton During Fund Drive
The Edgerton Square and Compass Club sponsors a chili and pie supper on Nov 10 at the Community Hall Edgerton from 6 to 730 PM with all proceeds to Penny Eckard Liver Trust Fund. Penny 15 daughter of James and Mrs Eckard Princeton is at KU Medical Center Kansas City and will be moved to Denver for liver tests and possible transplant. Tickets 125 for adults 75 cents for under 12 with 25 cents more at the door. Tickets at Brassfield Sundries or by mailing Penny Eckard Trust Fund Edgerton 66021 Box 4. At 8 PM 25 year emblems presented to Leon Roberts and Robert Branson by R W Major Weiss. Entertainment by the Olathe Pionaires.
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Edgerton Square
Compass Club
Edgerton
Penny Eckard Liver Trust Fund
Penny
James Eckard
Princeton
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Denver
Colo
Brassfield Sundries
Penny Eckard Trust Fund
Leon Roberts
Robert Branson
R. W. Major Weiss
Olathe Pionaires
OHS Drills Hospital Scene Then Band Heads to Neeowollah
OHS students acted as hospital victims during an emergency drill with school and hospital staff coordinating triage and treatment. The band directed by Loren Matthews travels to Independence for the Neewollah festival featuring a parade, carnival activities, and performances by Kansas bands.
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OHS
Loren Matthews
Independence
State of
Kansas
Soviet grain crop seen at 200 million tons or more
Washington reports the Agriculture Department now expects the 1973 Soviet Union grain harvest to be at least 200 million metric tons, up 5 million from prior estimates, with Brezhnev hinting at 215 million. Officials cited favorable fall harvest conditions and ongoing planting progress as reasons for optimism, while uncertainties remain about 1974 output. A separate USDA study group selected Consumer Involvement in USDA Food Policy as its next project.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Soviet Union
U.S
Fletcher Pope Jr
Economic Research Service
Pope
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Russia
United States
Young Executives Committee
Usda Food Policy
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Adv
Tilton’s Inn
Web
LeLoup
Johnny Mack
Greater
Trapshoot
Wellsville
VFW Sun
Aviation Committee
Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa Country Club
Hallowesta Sacred Heart School
Sun
Elk’s Club
Princeton Methodist Church
the Daily Report
David Plank
Damron-Towner Chapel
Don Powell
Melvin Clevenger
Terry Reed
Everett Stith
Leo Kirkwood
Harry Hjorth
Glenn Happy
Harry Smith
Loyd Hollinger
Highland Cemetery
Richard V. Cumley
Olathe
Midel David Humble
Gatebo
Okla
Richard D. Shaw
Lockwood
Harry E. Scott
Central Height
Corvall
Day
Osawatomie
Rantoul Road
K-68
Ross Truck Lines Inc
Paola
Kansas Highway Patrol
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Sheriff's Department
Karen S. Chandler
Richmond Rfd
Fourth and
Cedar
John Curry
Kincaid
Phillip M. Jenkins
Jenkins
Police News
Second
Ash
Everett B. Simmons
Lyman Geissman
Myla Miller
Williamsburg
Steve Pegram
Quenemo
Gale A. McReynolds
Kenneth E. Brock Jr
Brandi Smith
Carl Taylor
Juan Martinez
Archie Douglas
Thomas Wilson
Lloyd Hotaling
Ethel Moore
S. Sycamore
Karen Lane
Lewis Stewart
Willow
Willie Elder
Arlie Watts
W. Wilson
Donald H. Mull
Pomona
Ottawa, Kansas
Ted
Joseph W. Schoonover
Schoonover
Paul Damron
David Miller
David Bunch
Larry Jones
Janice Damron
Marge Miller
Rena Towner
Dorothy Reams
John Henry Held
John E. Held
Salida
University of Colorado
First National City Bank of New York
Held
R. D. Waymire
Robert Bundy
S. Maple
Alan Matthews
Brenda Robertson
Julie Selby
Cathy Smith
Susan Petty
Kim Miller
Diane Pacheco
Vanneele Robrahn
Beth Byrd
Janelle Dreier
Salina
Garnett
Bonner Springs
Kay-Kayette
DeeAnna Kimes
Kayette
Kayettes
Cess
Bertha Parle
Bettye Coughenour
Juarez
Mexico
KCI
el Paso
Texas
Rotary
Kim Buick
Diane Cearfoss
Nancy Elliott
Glenda Hill
Tara Ledom
Waynette Schoch
Vanessa Wigglesworth
Willhite
Mark IV Pictures Incorporated
Patty Dunning
Jim Grant
Russell $. Doughten JR
Donald W. Thompson
Assembly of God Church
Saffron Glass Co
Walnut
Falta Is
Moscow
Hughes Auto Parts
S. Main
Paine’s. Bootery
Black Walker
N. Main
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