Kansas State sororities pledge 342 coeds in rush week
Eleven KSU social sororities announce pledges totaling 342 amid rush, listing delegates including Marsha Baxter from Pomona and Martha Christie of Ottawa. The report also notes a KU rush of 333 women with members Janet Anderson and Martha Ann Hill among those pledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State University
Marsha Baxter
Pomona
Alpha Delta Phi
Martha Christie
Ottawa
Kappa Alpha Theta
Tweleve
University of Kansas
Janet Anderson
Rockwood Drive
Martha Ann Hill
Alpha Chi Omega
Convention Is Success in Episcopal Church Milestone
SOUTH BEND Ind AP Leaders of the Episcopal Church call its seven day governing convention a pioneering monumental milestone. Presiding bishop Rt Rev John E Hines says it puts the church in closer touch with rugged realities and makes it more responsive to them. The convention ends Friday and is seen as among the most significant in church history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Episcopal Church
John E. Hines
FTC warns viewers to keep distance from color TV sets
The Federal Trade Commission urges color television viewers to sit 6 to 10 feet away and avoid exposure to the sides and rear due to possible radiation emission. The guidance mirrors prior Public Health Service recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
The
FTC
Public Health Service
Five Baker University Students Held By Police
Ottawa Police detained five Baker University students after a burglary at Mike's Antique Shop on Logan Street. A large black cast iron bell and yolk were recovered, valued by owner Clifford Stipp at 150 dollars. Police expect to file formal complaints. names not released yet.
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Baker University
Ottawa
Baldwin
Mike
E. Logan
Clifford Stipp
Stipp
Nixon to inspect Katrina damaged areas on return trip
President Nixon plans a Monday flight home via Mississippi and Louisiana to view damage from Hurricane Camille. He will stop in Gulfport to discuss aid with Governor John Williams and Senators Eastland and Stennis and Representative Colmer, after a state disaster relief tally of $2 million. The trip also includes ceremonies for the Amistad Dam project on the Rio Grande near Del Rio Texas and Ciudad Acuna, Mexico.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Washington
Mississippi
Louisiana
Camille
Gulfport
Miss
John Williams
U.S
James
Eastland
John Stennis
William Colmer
Gulf Area
Mexico
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Amistad Dam
Rio Grande
del Rio
Tex
Ciudad Acuna
Death Comes To One Of First Folksingers
New York AP reports Josh White, pioneering folk blues singer, died during heart surgery at 61. A famed performer in night clubs and cabarets, he toured with son Josh White Jr. and daughter Bev Saunders, lived in New York City, and had kept a long career from the 1940s.
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New York
Josh White
White
John Henry
Greenville
S.C
Joshua
Eros
Cafe Society
The
Blue Angel
Josh White Jr
Beverly Saunders
New York City
North Shore Hospital
Long Island
Manhasset
Satellite Appears Doomed at Cape Kennedy
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP a 12 million experimental satellite seems doomed after a heavy engine was ejected to reduce spin but ATS 5 continues to rotate too fast. Only four minor experiments may operate while nine others including main ATS 6 studies cannot be performed from a spinning craft. Ground controllers will still gather data from four radiation experiments as the craft remains uncontrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Space Agency
Applications Technology
Atsi
ATS 5
Ottawa Herald Notice Summary
The fragment from the Ottawa Herald dated September 6, 1969 on page 6 presents a brief newspaper record. It includes sparse readable items that likely cover local notices, brief community items, or notices of events without complete details or names.
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Ottawa Herald
Funeral services for Mrs Mariam H Pearson set
Funeral services for Mrs Mariam H Pearson will be held at Calvary Baptist Church Monday at 2 PM with Rev William Weber officiating. Interment will follow at Osage City Cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary Sunday.
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Pearson
Mariam H. Pearson
Calvary Baptist Church
William Weber
Osage City Cemetery
Services for Mrs Mariam H. Pearson in San Antonio
Mariam H. Pearson 82 of San Antonio Texas died Friday. Services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Calvary Baptist Church San Antonio. She was born April 6 1887 in Arvonia Community Coffey County and married Cal E. Pearson Feb 14 1906 at Lyndon. Survivors include four daughters a son a sister and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Her husband died in 1947. She moved to San Antonio to live with a daughter and was a member of Manor Baptist Church. Funeral arrangements by Dengel and Son Mortuary.
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Mariam H. Pearson
San Antonio
Tex
Calvary Baptist Church
Pearson
Arvonia
Coffey County
Cal E. Pearson
Lyndon
George A. Fishburn
George Alfred Fishburn
Overbrook
Brookside, Manor
Albright
Fishburn
Washington County
Iown
Alfred and
Americus
Cassier) Fishburn
Kansas
Church of the Brethren
Appanoose Church of the Brethren
Rena Fishburn
Neva Vardy
Prescott
Ariz
Gladys Stwalley
Ford
Paul Fishburn
Kansas City
Kan
Ethel
Emma
Wilbur
Appointment of James I Chandler as administrator in Cromwell estate
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas James I Chandler was appointed on Aug 20 1969 and qualified as Administrator of theEstate of William Oliver Cromwell deceased Creditors must exhibit demands within nine months from first publication or be barred Dated Ottawa Kansas Aug 21 1969 James J Chandler Administrator Winter Green First Natl Bank Bldg Ottawa Attys for Administrator Published Sept 6 1969 Cypress Street improvement resolution adopted City of Ottawa Franklin County Kansas Attest City Clerk Orlin W Smith City Clerk
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
William Oliver Cromwell
James I. Chandler
Ottawa
Kansas
Cypress Street
West Ninth Street
West Tenth Street
West Ninth Orlin
Smith Street
West City Clerk
City of Ottawa approves street improvement on Tenth Street
A resolution outlines a six inch reinforced concrete pavement project on Tenth Street in Crestview and related lots in Ottawa Franklin County Kansas. The plan fixes a total estimated cost of 18100 dollars with city funds covering 6000 and bonds issued to cover the rest. Protests must be filed with the City Clerk within twenty days of first publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Street
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
Crestview
Crestview Addition
City of
Richard OQ. Skoog
Major Show of Force By Troops In Belfast Barricades
British troops breached barricades in Falls Road Belfast to restore order and met Catholic vigilante crowds with warnings of tear gas before firing. After two hours they agreed with the defense committee to remove the barricades and provide street protection, amid Protestant anger over Catholic flags and ongoing vigilante patrols and arson.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republic
James Chichester-Clark
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W. 4Th
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Johnny Smith
Richmond Library
Garo
Normand Zierold
J. C. Furnas
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Jeanne Fichernkopf
Paul Gallico
Paul Ames
Jacksonville
Florida
J. G. Ames
Willow
Ames
Vietnam
Navy
Ralph Kampschroeder
Hickory
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Carl E. Bennett
Carl W. Bennett
N. Oak St
Ft. Leavenworth
Barbara
John H. Hay Jr
U.S. Army Command and General Staff College
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Pikewood Tom
Chain Gang
Georgia
Ottawa University Union
Union
Memoriam
Louis Dengel
Jon Pulually
the Daily Report
Ailsa States
Tucson
Rachel Everist
Everett
Wash
Irene Cahill
Kingsville
Alta Gray
Raymond A. Pearson
N. Main
Mae Zankert
San Francisco
Dengel and Son
Bob L. Peck
E. Wilson
Boyd Farney
Williamsburg
Howard Thompson
N. King
John Butler
Suffolk
England
Andrew Stine
S. Mulbery
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Pomona Rfd
Fay Cole
Princeton
Gary Jordon
Roy Bickerstaff
Sycamore
John Smith
Poplar
Ron Belt
Osawatomie
North Main
Kathy J. Showalter
N. Cherry
William R. Magnuson
South Main
Marguerite Eckenroed
Pecan
David M. Harris
S. Elm
Harris
Eckenroed
Ottawa Police Department
William J. Dillon
Marsha E. Milton
Cedar
Good
Choice
Feeder
James J. Chandler
Winter & Green
Nat'l. Bank
Attys
Albert Road
Falls Road
H & R Block
America
Targust Income Tax Service
Glock
Ing
H&a
Harry Smith
Centropolis
Western Field
Alfred
Esther Schmitt
Myers Bros
Kansas State Bank
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