Herd Takes Ottawa By Storm In Big Band Night
Woody Herman and the Thundering Herd electrified Ottawa University Chapel on Sunday with classic hits like Woodchoppers Ball and modern pieces such as La Fiesta by Chick Corea. The performance, funded by the Caroline E Hewitt Trust, drew a wide audience and inspired dancers in the aisles.
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Woody Herman
Ottawa University Chapel
Herman
Caroline E. Hewitt Trust
Thundering Herd
Ottawa University
Woody Herman Evening Inspires Young Musicians Visit
Family by music students of the area Herman and the members of his band are very interested in assisting the young musicians in high schools and colleges and give much of thier time to visiting schools for music clinics and performances. They work individually with today's young people, giving practical advice and useful techniques for their improvement and enjoyment. Fresh insights for the young and nostalgia personified for the old, made the special Woody Herman evening a memorable one.
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Herman
Woody Herman
Yes, Mother Can Find Runaway Father
Dear Emma urges seeking child support enforcement through county welfare and state services. The program uses parent locator networks to find a deserting husband across states, with Social Security and IRS records opened to searchers, promising recovery of funds and accountability.
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Ann Landers
Emma
San Jose
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
HEW
Baby Benjamin Walker Born to Mr and Mrs Walker Hendrix
Benjamin Walker Hendrix was born Sunday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds four ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Thomas Hendrix of Overland Park and Mr and Mrs Lyle Fackler of Salina. Great grandmother is Mrs Rachel Herrick of Valparaiso Indiana.
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Walker Hendrix
S. Hickory
Benjamin Walker
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Benjamin
Thomas Hendrix
Overland Park
Lyle Fackler
Salina
Rachel Herrick
Valparaiso
Ind
Club Forecast Week Ahead Schedule and Events
Monday events include Job's Daughters Women Aglow at Westminster United Presbyterian Church at 7 p.m. TOPS groups meet at 233 and at the Youth Center with 7:30 p.m. Trinity United Methodist Church attendance. Tuesday features TOPS at 117 and 7 p.m. at Trinity United, Outreach Group at 7:30 p.m. at First United Methodist Church, Mrs. Ralph Loyd at 6318 Cherry, Oasis Club covered dish luncheon at Westminster United Presbyterian, and Chapter AU PEO 6:30 p.m. with dinner hosted by Anne Ransom.
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Job’s Daughters
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Youth Center
Trinity United Methodist Church
Trinity United Methodist Church Outreach Group
First United Methodist Church
Ralph Loyd
Cherry Oasis Club
Westmminster
Building Your Child Self Confidence ACLD Meeting
Special speakers Joe Rucker and Mike Camilo of Paola discuss building a child’s self confidence at the Ottawa Association of Children With Learning Disabilities meeting in First National Bank Meeting rooms. Dee Ellen Bailey leads the program with local Lawrence participants also speaking on competency testing. Contact Portia Hendrix or Mary Lois Yates for details.
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Ottawa Association of Children With Learning Disabilities
First National Bank
Joe Rucker
Mike Camilio
Paola
Dee Ellen Bailey
Garfield Elementary School
Lawrence
Portia Hendrix
Mary Lois Yates
Garden Club Hosts 150 at Ottawa Northeast District Meet
Ottawa Horticulture Study Club hosts the Northeast District of Federated Garden Clubs of Kansas on September 30 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Ottawa University Student Union. The 24-club district expects 150 attending women. OU President Robert Shaw will welcome guests. Mr. and Mrs. Emory McKenzie will present the program Sunflowers To Sunset, with the meeting theme River of the Swans.
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Ottawa Horticulture Study Club
Federated Garden Clubs of Kansas
Ottawa University Student Union
Ottawa
Robert Shaw
Emory McKenzie
Rotary Governor Thomas Pride to speak at Ottawa club
Kenneth E. Thomas district 571 governor of Rotary International will address Ottawa Rotary Club Wednesday noon. He will discuss community and international service projects for 1980 with Michael J. Esser and club officers. District 571 includes over 2,000 Rotarians across 35 Kansas clubs.
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Kenneth E. Thomas
Rotary International
Ottawa Rotary Club
Thomas
Michael J. Esser
Ottawa Club
Rotary
Manhattan
Manhattan Rotary Club
Free World
Ottawa
Kansas
Hearing Tests Offered at Royal Manor Motel
Free electronic hearing tests conducted by Beltone licensed specialists will be held at the Royal Manor Motel on Wednesday September 24 from noon to 3 pm. Tests use modern equipment and aim to identify correctable hearing loss. in home testing is available and appointments can be arranged if you cannot attend.
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Royal Manor
Beltone
State of
Kansas
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HHS
IRS
Georgia
Annabelle
K.C
Holland
Aan Landers
Alice Brooks
Ottawa Herald
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
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Main
Caleob Tomas
Julie Ann
Tom King
Pomona Rfd
Phil King
Elmer Morris
T.H. King
Garden Club
Rotary Club
Isen
Kennethe
Bulova
Caravelle
Sutton
American Gem Society
Ottawa, Kansas
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