Local News Briefs and Community Notices
Mrs. P A Pettit of Paola speaks at Westminster Church Sunday at 7 30 p m recalling a 1961 world mission tour and her church leadership roles. Elk and bridge events, garden club potluck, museum hosts, spa and beauty promos, and shop notices fill a Sunday slate with community ads. The Credit Bureau closes Saturday due to Albert Chuck Stewart’s death.
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P. A. Pettit
Paola
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Ottawa
Albert
Chuck” Stewart
Credit Bureau
Adv
Employment picks up in Ottawa Kansas office report
Cal Ewing, manager of the Ottawa office of Kansas Employment Service, reports 116 placements in non agricultural jobs for August up from 90 in July and 78 farm placements in August versus 48 in July. Unemployment insurance claims stay near last month. Back to school may open more jobs, with shortages in garment factory operators and service industries.
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Cal Ewing
Ottawa
Office of
Kansas Employment Service
Franklin
Anderson
Miami
Ewing
Baptists Elect President In Tumultuous Convention
The Rev. J. H. Jackson of Chicago won the National Baptist Convention U S A presidency 2 732 to 1 519 over Dr. Gardner C Taylor of Brooklyn. Taylor pledged support and urged unity after the vote amid earlier clashes on the convention rostrum monitored by the Jackson County Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
J. H. Jackson
Chicago
National Baptist Convention
U.S. A
Gardner C. Taylor
Brooklyn
Jackson
Taylor
Supreme Court of the
Jackson County
Study Topics At Seminar At Wellsville Methodist Church
Six study topics were previewed at the District Missionary Education Seminar held at the Wellsville Methodist Church. Topics included Churches for New Times and The Meaning of Suffering, with presenters from Lawrence Centerville Garnett Fr. Scott Baldwin and others. Attendees included Mrs. Floyd DeWeese and Mrs. Paul Burress.
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Wellsville Methodist Church
New Times
Olie Parsons
Lawrence
Christian Mission
Harry Quaintance
Centerville
Clarence Hunt
Garnett
W. E. Wakefield
Mound City
John Dugan
Scott
E. J. Cragoe
Baldwin
Floyd DeWeese
Wilford Courter
Dwight Leitaker
Fernleaf Barnett
Paul W. Burress
Holton
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported
Admissions include Mrs. Jessie Mundy of 114 N. Locust and Mrs. Gary Blakesley of 708 Tremont on Thursday. Births record Mr. and Mrs. William Hadl Baldwin a daughter born Friday weighing 8 lb 12 oz and Mr. and Mrs. James S. Brown Jr. 1329 Willow a daughter born Friday weighing 6 lb 6 oz. Dismissals note Mrs. Lamar Fowler 611 N. Sycamore Thursday and Mrs. Delbert Toumberlin and baby son 133 N. Oak Friday.
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Jessie Mundy
Locust
Gary Blakesley
Tremont
William Hadl
Baldwin
James S. Brown Jr
Willow
Lamar Fowler
N. Sycamore
Delbert Toumberlin
Baby Son
N. Oak
Deaths George Hayward 69 of Ottawa area
George Francis Hayward 69 of Ottawa died Thursday at 6 25 p m in Ransom Memorial Hospital after a week s illness He was a retired city employee long a meter reader Born Rockport Missouri Oct 5 1891 son of George Thomas and Symathia E Schockley Hayward He lived on a Greenwood township farm 1966 and moved to Ottawa in 1911 He married Mary Ellen Drake Aug 5 1911 in Ottawa Surviving are wife one son Millard M Hayward Comp ton California two daughters Lavern C Young Fair Oaks California Ruby P McIntosh Ottawa six grandchildren one great grandchild one brother Jim Hayward Lincoln Nebraska and one sister Marie Poulos Tulsa Oklahoma Funeral services Mon day at 2 p m at Church of the Brethren Rev Lee Spitzer officiating Burial Greenwood Cemetery
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George Francis Hayward
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Rockport
George Thomas
Symathia E. (Schockley) Hayward
Greenwood Township
Ottawa
Mary Ellen Drake
Church of the Brethren
Millard M. Hayward
Compton
Calif
Lavern C. Young
Fair Oak
Ruby P. McIintosh
Jim Hayward
Lincoln
Neb
Marie Poulos
Tulsa
Okla
Lee Spitzer
Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Ethel Davis in Wichita
Funeral services for Mrs Eth el Davis of Wichita held today. She died Tuesday and was raised in the Oakland and Richter neighborhoods. She is survived by her sister Mrs Harvey Staadt of Pomona and by two brothers Elbert Bennett of Delhi California and J W Bennett of Williamsburg and another sister Mrs Stella King of Lawton Oklahoma.
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Ethel Davis
Wichita
Harvey Staadt
RFD 2
Pomona
Oakland
Richter
Elbert Bennett
Delhi
Calif
J. W. Bennett
Williamsburg
Stella King
Lawton
Okla
Wheat Program Explained by Franklin County ASC Chair
Russell Wray outlined the 1962 wheat program provisions. Producers with no wheat in 1959 60 or 61 and no allotment cannot plant in 1962. Farms with no wheat and allotments under 13.5 acres cannot exceed their allotment. Those who produced wheat in 1959 60 and 61 and have under 13.5 acres get 13.5 acres or the smaller of the highest year, whichever is less. Filing questions should go to the ASC office. Violators face a penalty on twice their normal yield at 65 percent parity, about $1.54 per bushel based on the July 1961 parity price of $2.37.
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Russell Wray
Franklin County
ASC
Wray
Co Respondent In Divorce Suit Resigns As JFK Aide
Washington AP The White House announced the resignation of James M. Landis a presidential aide named as a co respondent in a divorce suit The suit filed Thursday preceded Landis resignation by hours Landis 61 a former Harvard Law School dean served as a special assistant to President Kennedy on federal regulatory agencies He had said he would serve only until June Kennedy accepted his resignation Sept 1 praising his work The suit filed by Joseph A Todd husband of Landis secretary alleges Pauline Todd Landis wife was intimate with Landis and others Landis unavailable for comment
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Washington
White House
James M. Landis
Landis
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Harvard Law School
Salinger
Joseph A. Todd
Todd
Pauline
Pomona High Elects Officers For 1961 62
Pomona Rural High School opened the term with 79 students and elected class officers and sponsors for the 1961-62 year. Senior officers include Esther Larson and Dick Stone. other classes name presidents, vice presidents, secretaries treasurers, student council reps, and sponsors. Mary Tesar becomes student council president. Lamar Wallace sponsors the council. A new music teacher joins, and band and chorus programs expand. A grade school reception for teachers is planned by the PTA.
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Pomona Rural High School
Esther Larson
Dick Stoneking
Beverly Cole
Mary Ellen Crawford
Mary Tesar
Don Swallow
Anna Bunyan
Susan Crawford
Elaine Swallow
Mike Warhurst
Mabel Mason
Mike Peters
Mary Easterbrook
Allen Crawford
Gale Lantis
Frank Fritts
Janet Lindsey
Roger Shumaker
Carlin Nalley
Carol Baker
Tom Love
Lillie Harkins
Linda Kiehl
Lamar Wallace
Louise Welborn
Lane
Pomona
Cattle and Sheep Run Light at Kansas City Market
KC markets report cattle and sheep insufficient for test with 500 calves and 100 sheep. Hogs up to 50 cents higher across weights with 1 3 barrows gilts 170 to 250 pounds at 17.25 to 18.50 and 280 to 400 pounds at 15.75 to 17.25.
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Kansas City
Cedar Crest Bids Opened In Governor's Mansion Remodel
TOPEKA AP Completion of the Cedar Crest remodel is expected next week state purchasing director said today Base bids total 87 554 54 were opened Thursday The state architect's office is ironing out details The project was trimmed from about 159 000 with a 100 000 appropriation by the legislature
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Topeka
Cedar Crest
Henry Knouft
Ottawa Seeks Bids for Sanitary Sewer Lateral No. 135
City of Ottawa Kansas publishes a notice to contractors for bid on Sanitary Sewer Lateral 135. Bids due Sept 13 1961 at 7 00 pm at City Clerk Office and must include a 300 bid bond. Reading and opening public. right to reject bids. waiving technicalities.
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City OF Ottawa
Ottawa
Kansas
City of
Kansas Bank Or Trust Company
Kansan
Bepy
Donald R. Capper
Ottawa Kansas creates Lateral Sewer District 135 ordinance
The city of Ottawa Kansas adopts Ordinance No 2188 creating Lateral Sewer District No 135 to authorize an eight inch lateral sewer along Willow Street and 10th Street, assess costs on district parcels by appraised value, and issue improvement bonds to pay for the work.
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Ottawa
Kansas
10Th and
Willow Streets
Maple Street
Gleasons
City of
Willow Street
10Th Street
Ottawa Kansas approves sewer district bond plan 1961
The city authorizes issuing bonds to fund the antilateral sewer district with ten installments over eleven years at up to five percent interest payable semi annually. Special assessments will redeem each upcoming installment and interest, based on property valuations set for the first year and retained for subsequent installments. Effective upon publication in the official city paper.
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Antilateral Sewer District
Ottawa
Kansas
Ottawa area livestock sales calendar notice
Sale dates announced for Myers Bros and several Ottawa area buyers in Franklin County. Listings include Locust and Wilson locations, various households and dairy goods sales in Ottawa Kas, plus horse and livestock auctions in Neosho Missouri and Overbrook Kansas. Evening and day schedules shown with contact numbers for organizers and farms.
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Pranklin County Sale Company
Locust & Wilson
Ottawa
Harold Ingraham
Main
Kas
Frances Hanning
Hobeenol
Quenemo
Leon Burrichter Holstein
Franklin Co. Sales Co
Locust and Wilson Streets
Kansas
Albert Stewart and Son
C. Beatty
Albert
Harold
Lyndon
Reiter Motor Co
N. Main
Otteawa
Ottawa Livestock Commission Co
West Wilson Street
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Missouri
Senior Electronic Technician positions offered in Denver
MEN WANTED Age 17 to 50 for Senior Electronic Technician roles with training. Salary up to 850 per month plus full benefits after home study. Career opportunity in America's fastest growing industry. For information contact Electronic Associates Inc. 4960 East Evans Ave. Denver 22 Colorado.
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America
Write Electronic Associates Inc
East
Evans Ave
Denver
Colorado
Pharmaceutical salesman position in Eastern Kansas territory
Ethical pharmaceutical company seeks an Eastern Kansas territory salesman with sales experience preferred. Earnings range from 37,500 to 10,000 with drawing against commission. Requires own recent model car. Complete confidential resume, snapshot, and phone number must accompany first letter to Box X-55, Ottawa Herald.
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Ottawa Herald
Ethical Pharmaceutical Company
Kansas
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