Mo Kan Guernsey Classic Here in Ottawa
The Fourth Missouri Kansas Guernsey Classic at the Franklin County Fairgrounds began at 12 30 p m with cattle moved from the beef barn to the hog and sheep barn sale ring. About 56 animals sold for over 40000 dollars with seven above 1000 dollars and the top price at 1750 dollars. Ransom Farms sold two animals for 725 and 425 dollars. The event included remarks by the National Guernsey queen and the Missouri Guernsey queen as buyers signed purchase sheets. Airman James R Strawder Jr recently gained technical training at Chanute AFB after basic at Lackland. Various community notices followed including a salad supper at Ottawa University Women’s Club, a potluck at IOOF Hall, and a World War I veterans luncheon at L&M Buffet.
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Joan Istas
Ottawa
Franklin County Fairgrounds
Doyle
Golly
James R., Strawder Jr
Jim R. Strawder
Waverly Rfc 1
Chanute Afb
Ill
Air Force
Lackland Afb
Tex
Airman
Strander
Waverly High School
Taxpayers Still Getting Breaks in Tax Bill Drafting
Washington lawmakers edge toward a compromise tax revision with a $15 billion annual extension through 1977 and focus on high earners. Conference committee aims for a late week final vote as Ford calls for a broadly beneficial bill, while debates on tax shelters and rich‑tax rates threaten House and Senate support.
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Washington
Senate House
House
Senate
Ford
Pact to Separate Guards at Panmunjom Began
United Nations Command and North Korea started implementing an agreement to separate guards in Panmunjom after the Aug. 18 clash that killed two U.S. officers. A joint observer team set demarcation procedures, keeping U.S. and South Korean forces south of the line and North Koreans north of it.
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Seoul
South Korea
United Nations Command
North Korea
Panmunjom
U.N
U.S
Services for Florence Viola White Held in Lane Church
Services for Florence Viola White 79 Lane will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at the United Methodist Church in Lane with burial in Lane Cemetery. She was born February 2 1897 in Wisconsin and lived in Lane since age nine. Survivors include three sons a sister and nine grandchildren. Also listed are memorials for Florina Elizabeth Gross and Evelyn B. Reed and notes on admissions dismissals births and divorces.
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Florence White
Florence Viola White
Lane
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
United Methodist Church
Claude Scheuerman
Vernon Belew
Wisconsin
William P
Amelia (Kieper) Landesa
Florina Gross
Florina Elizabeth Gross
Crestview Nursing Home
St. Paul's Ame Church
Rev
J. R. Gray
Hope Cemetery
Ottawa
Dudley
Lizzy Gross
St. Paul’s Ame
Bennie Gross
Myrtle Gross
Caneaihy
Damron- Towne Chay
Evelyn Reed
Evelyn B. Reed
Cedar
Brookside Manor
Overbrook
Highland Cemetery
Norman Hill
Thayer
Joseph Lane
Henrietta (Veatch) Boyd
Fort Smith
Ark
Kansas
Garnett Hospital
Claude Scheverman
Lane Cemetery
Damron-Towners Chapel
St. Paul Ame
Church of Otlawa
Damron Towner Chapel
OU Kicks Off Religious Concerts Wednesday
Ottawa University begins a series of contemporary gospel shows at the OU chapel with Hope of Glory performing Wednesday. The group, active since 1973, has albums including its self titled debut, Under the Spout Where the Glory Comes Out and Same Sweet Material. Admission is 1 for students and 1.50 for adults, with more concerts planned later in the year.
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Ottawa University
P.m
Hope of Glory
Harmony
Ann Bundy Named To Ottawa Housing Authority Board
Mayor John Sheldon announced Mrs. Ann Bundy to a two year term on the Ottawa Housing Authority. She was the final of five appointments for the new agency made at a city commission meeting. The authority will organize Thursday to elect a permanent chairman and oversee the North American Apartments project converting the old North American Hotel into federally subsidized housing for the elderly.
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John Sheldon
Ann Bundy
Ottawa Housing Authority
The
Housing Authority
Ottawa
Central Heights offers Golden Age passes to seniors
Central Heights School provides Golden Age passes for retirees aged 60 and over enabling admission to all home activities. Interested individuals should call the superintendent's office at 869 3455 to request a pass, which will be mailed to the recipient.
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Central Heights
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Hazel Rebekah Lodge No
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Didde
Sheldon
Kramer
Metzger Salvage
N. Main
Whitacre’s
Congress
the Daily Report
Susan Reznicek
Nellie Brown
N. Mulberry
Orvel Brown
N. Poplar
G. T. Starnes
Birdene Robison
Cedarhouse Nursing Home
Mildred Frye
S. Main
Robert
R. Douglas Combs
Pomona
Lowell Tallman
Rantoul
Douglas Combs
Thomas Christopher
Charles Haas
Oak
Jimmie Knapp
N. Sycamore
David Hull
Robert R. Mason
Main
Robert Snow Jr
Janet Snow
Janice E. Warrick
Garry L. Warrick
Kansas City
Arrowhead Inn Restaurant
Rainbow Trout
For Your Life Health Home Car Farm
Herb
West
Ottewa
OHA Group
Peole
H&a Block
Gap
Dwateg
Jerry Robson
David Bunch
Doe Ferns
Violet Robson
Rena Towner
Dorothy Reams
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