Philharmonic Delivers Early Treat to Franklin Countians
A Monday preview of the Kansas City Philharmonic season at Municipal Auditorium impressed with Beethoven and Brahms while noting Khatchaturian concerto as a tech showcase. Conductor Maurice Peress disciplined Pennario for a false start as audiences wished for lighter pieces like Copland or Gershwin. Next year’s return is hoped, with a more relaxed program akin to Sunday concerts.
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Franklin Countians
Kansas City Philharmonic
Municipal Auditorium
Leonard Pennario
Music Hall
Kansas City
Beethoven
Brahms
Howard Cosell
Maurice Peress
Pennario
Copeland
Gershwin
Philharmonic
Peress
RBW
Hey services mark life of Gardner resident 94
Michael Mike Hey 94 of Gardner formerly Wellsville died Monday at Gardner Medical Center Funeral at 230 p m Wednesday Wilson and Son Funeral Home burial Wellsville Cemetery Rev Glen Layton Jr officiates He born January 20 1885 in Wellsville worked 38 years at Hostetter s Hardware Married Gertrude Musick November 16 1911 in Kansas City Missouri She survives plus son Wayne Hey daughter Almeta Wilcher granddaughter great grandson and brother William Hey Several others listed as admissions dismissals and arrests including Wayne Karl Allen 18 of Ottawa RFD 2 and Robert McClendon 26 Ottawa plus Georgia Hogue 39 Crawford County warrant and bonds
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Michael
Mike” Hey
Mike’’ Hey
Gardner
Wellsville
Gardner Medical Center
Wilson and Son
Glen Layton Jr
Gertrude E. Musick
Kansas City
Wayne Hey
Almeta Wilcher
Wayne Karl Allen
Beech
Robert E. McClendon
Ottawa
Georgia Hogue
Willow
Crawford County
Local Gallery Displays Photos by Don Lambert on Ottawa Library Walls
Don Lambert, former Herald reporter, displays a Ottawa based photo collection at Corner Gallery Ottawa Library with one porch portrait. The works won second prize at Plaza Photography Show and have shown at Beauchamp Gallery Topeka and will be shown at 7 E. 7th Gallery Lawrence in March. The Ottawa Library Friends print collection includes Lambert’s image of a country church near his Cloud County home. Since leaving the Herald almost two years ago Lambert has served as executive.
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Don Lambert
The
Herald
Corner
Ottawa
Plaza
Beauchamp
Topeka
Burg Soloist Is Number 1 At KMTA District Auditions
Douglas Meier, son of Mr and Mrs Floyd E Meier and Williamsburg High senior, won first at the Kansas Music Teachers Association District One Voice Auditions at the University of Kansas. He will compete for District One at the State KMTA Convention November 10 at Bethel College Newton. The contest included theory tests, repertoire interview, and a five-piece major style performance with a required Purcell song. Meier is accompanied by Stanley DeFries of Ottawa University and is active in Ottawa arts groups and regional arts council work. He helps found the Ottawa Community Arts Council and led local cultural initiatives.
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Floyd E. Meier
Williamsburg High School
Kansas Music Teachers Association
University of Kansas
Meier
Kansas
KMTA
Bethel College
Newton
Purcell
Vittoria
Mio Core
Carissimi
Haydn
Grieg
Han
Roland Leich
Douglas
Stanley DeFries
Ottawa University
Arts Council of
Topeka
Association of Community Arts Councils of
Ottawa
Ottawa Community Arts Council
Municipal Auditorium
Friends of the Library
Corner Gallery
Airport Fly-In Promotes Red Baron Pizza Name Recall
Ottawa Airport hosts a Friday fly-in to promote Red Baron Pizza with a noon reception. A Boeing Stearman open-cockpit biplane, rebuilt to resemble the Red Baron’s Fokker triplane, will be flown by a pilot in goggles, leather helmet and scarf. Refreshments and pizza will be served to the public.
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Ottawa
Boeing Stearman
Wall Street Gains Slightly In Sluggish Trade
The Dow rose 3.15 to 811.77 in early trading while gainers outpaced losers about two to one on the NYSE. Analysts attributed the uptick to technical market forces rather than fresh news as the leading indicators index climbed 0.8 percent in September amid inflation restraint. Reliance Electric advanced to 69 with Exxon agreeing to pay 72 a share for Reliance stock not yet received via tender. Massey-Ferguson led active lists, down 36 at 8 percent, with a 287,700 share block traded. The NYSE composite index rose .28 to 57.33.
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NEW York
Federal Reserve
Reliance Electric
Exxon
Massey-Ferguson
NYSE
United Way Drive Raises 12253.94 of 50875 Goal
United Way locals report 12,253.94 raised toward a 50,875 goal after two weeks of campaigning. Volunteers will collect until Nov 17. Residential drive began last weekend with envelopes left at homes by Cub and Girl Scouts. Call Esser at 242-1088 or Dorothy Anderson at 242-3810 to contribute.
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United Way
Mike Esser
Esser
Dorothy Anderson
Anderson
King Radio
Southwestern Bell
Robbery Charge Filed in Kentucky Fried Chicken Hold-Up
Bradley Bryce Wantland 20 of 1310 S Poplar faces aggravated robbery and felony theft charges in district court tied to Fridays hold up at Kentucky Fried Chicken at Ninth and Main. He is also charged with parole violation over a .22 pistol stolen from Steven Wise. Bond set at 15000. preliminary hearing scheduled.
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Bradley Bryce Wantland
S. Poplar
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Ninth
Main
Steven R. Wise
Princeton
James J. Smith
Wantland
Smith
Department of Public Safety
Wise
Ottawa Library meeting on future plans
Community members are invited to an open discussion on November 13 at 7 30 p m in the Municipal Auditorium mezzanine about the Ottawa Library s future. Attorney Robert Green will moderate with invited representatives and public comments to follow, as the board debates constructing a larger building to replace the historic library.
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Ottawa
Municipal Auditorium
Robert Green
Library Board
Reporter Joins Herald Staff
George B. Pyle, 23, becomes Herald reporter covering city and county governments. A Wichita State University graduate of 1978, he previously reported on courts and police at Garden City Telegram for 114 years. Born McCook Nebraska, now resides in Hutchinson with Betsy at 603 Lindwood. Diane Yeamans reassigned to farm news and local councils.
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George B. Pyle
The
Herald
Wichita State
Garden City Telegram
McCook
Neb
Hutchinson
Betsy
Lindwood
Diane Yeamans
Farm News
Halloween and fall sale briefs across town
Listings from local businesses advertise theater events at House of Blue Leaves on Nov 2 to 4, Halloween parties at Mefford Recreation Center and Saddleback Lounge, a Great Pumpkin Carving Contest by OCAC, and seasonal sales at Willis Garden Center, with discounts on plants, bulbs, and garden supplies. Also promotes Guy and Dolls Hair Fashions anniversary, Hawthorne chili supper on Nov 1, and Metzger Salvage groceries with wholesale pricing.
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Willis Garden Center
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