Talent Show and Community News in Ottawa Briefs
Ottawa events include a VFW sponsored home talent show October 6-7 to aid the VFW children's fund, a final Riding and Roping Club play-day at the Rodeo grounds, a Mercury car display at Tetwiler Motor, and various local notices. Richard Dillon enrolls at College of Emporia. safety program at Ottawa Junior and Senior High. students attend a district student council meeting in Lawrence. arrests for drunk driving and speeding reported. visitors Hollis Kerr from San Francisco stayed with the Cummings family.
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Ottawa
VFW
Memorial Auditorium
Florence Behrendt
VFW Children’s Fund
Rodeo Grounds
East Wilson
Carl Harder
Yates Center
Art Jensen
Kansas Highway Patrol
Ottawa Senior High
Lawrence
Kansas
Fred Hard ‘Er
Marvin Wilson
Kay Crites
Jim Green
Fred Gollier
Ottawa Junior High
Junior High
Ottawa High School Students Represent at Lawrence
Representatives from Ottawa High School attended an event in Lawrence, meeting with officials and fellow students to discuss academics and activities. The visit highlighted student leadership and community involvement.
Proclaimed Letter Writing Week Declared by Postmaster General
The week of Oct 28 has been named National Letter Writing Week by Arthur E. Summerfield Postmaster General. He notes letters bridge miles between families renew home ties recapture old friendships and foster new ones.
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Arthur E. Summerfield
Hospital Notes and Community Announcements
In Hospital Lester L. Bones of 407 S. Cherry is admitted to Winter General for a recurrent sting of Riter's distict from Okinawa affecting joints and eyes, Ward A-20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bones. Also, League of Women Voters to host a free info meeting with coffee at North American hotel Wednesday at 8 p.m. A State Board of Health official will discuss trash disposal and show pictures. Card shower for Mrs. Grace Steele’s Oct. 3 birthday. address P O Box 67 Evans Colorado. Amanda Rosenquist of D C Home Economics invites women to a frozen food demonstration Thursday 1:15 to 3:15 p.m. in room 107 at the college. presenter Helen Mundell of Kansas City.
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Lester L. Bones
S. Cherry
Winter General Hospital
Riter
Okinawa
A-20
Roy Bones
League of Women Voters
North American
State Board of Health
Grace Steele
P. O. Box
Evans, Colo
Amanda Rosenquist
D. C
Helen Mundell
Kansas City
Mecklenburg approves armed dog catchers plan
The Mecklenburg County Commission in Charlotte, North Carolina approved arming its dog catchers with pistols. They do not intend to shoot dogs. Some dog owners have recently drawn their own firearms in tense incidents.
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Charlotte, N. C
Mecklenburg County Commission
Death of Duke Beets prompts funeral plans in Rochester
Duard Duke Beets 32 of 609 S Cherry died yesterday at 5 30 pm in Rochester Minnesota hospital after two operations a tumor and a blood clot He had moved to Rochester Sept 17 and recently joined Beets Pontiac in Ottawa He was born March 27 1923 Hillsdale Kansas Survivors include wife Patsy four children Ronald Carol Jean Michael Susan in home two brothers Al Beets and Lyle Beets two sisters Mrs Martin Clark and Mrs Paul Medlin grandfather Harvey Denny Funeral arrangements are incomplete The Beets agency will close the day of the funeral
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Duard
Duke” Beets
S. Cherry
Rochester
Minn
Beets Pontiac Car Agency
Ottawa
Beets
Hillsdale
Kas
United Auto Workers Union of Kansas City
Hospital Notes and Births List
Hospital notes report admitted and discharged patients including Mrs Cecil Kramer of Quenemo and Mrs Josephine Magrath of Harris along with several others. Birth announcements include Mr and Mrs R H Lopez Pomona with a son born Tuesday and weights for other newborns. Discharges name Mrs Robert Jones and others to various addresses.
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Cecil Kramer
Quenemo
Jack Guyett
Kansas City
Josephine Magrath
Harris
Stella Hawthorne
Richmond
Barbara Dahlstrom
Ash
Cecil Vaught
Rantoul
R. H. Lopez
Pomona
Floyd Ford
Baldwin
Lewis Monroe
Robert Jones
S. Cherry
Ed Barbee
Minnie Claiborne
S. Main
George Evans
Lebo
Lamar Ferrer
Princeton
Frank Bitts
Melvern
Fred Heathman
Thomas Arnold
Dundee
Norma Sink
S.sycamore
KU enrollment seen at 17000 by 1970
Lawrence The University of Kansas may reach 17 000 students by 1970 as Chancellor Franklin D Murphy told the advisory board of the Greater University Fund He outlined a 15 million building program over ten years to match growth He will urge the next Legislature for funds for a new engineering building and an addition to Watkins Library The fund has raised over 100 000 and established more than 50 scholarships
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Watkins Library
Greater University Fund
Pastor Gardner’s First Wedding is a Family Affair
In Hutchinson a newly ordained Baptist minister, Rev. William H. Gardner, officiated at his mother Beatrice Victoria Gardner’s wedding to his Buffalo, New York-based father-in-law, Jason Davis Holden. The ceremony charmed with his 2-year-old daughter Kathleen causing a playful scene, stealing attention as she playfully toppled over and nibbled candy. The couple, both widowed, had known each other about ten years. they left for Buffalo after the ceremony.
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Betty
Mr. Gardner
Kathleen
Mrs. Gardner
Gardner
Baptist Church
Holden
Buffalo
Israel Likely to Reject UN Truce Guard’s Plea
Jerusalem reports indicate Israel will refuse the UN request to immediately withdraw troops from the El Auja demilitarized zone along the Egyptian frontier. Major General Burns urged both sides to pull back, but Israel said it would retreat only if Egypt does likewise and meets obligations under the armistice. Egypt had denied Pentagon earlier troop presence.
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Jerusalem
Israel
U.N
el Auja
Nizana
E. L. M. Burns
U. N. Truce Supervision Organization
Egypt
Gaza
Burns
Twenty New Polio Cases In Past Week In Kansas
Kansas records 213 polio cases for the year after 20 new onset cases in the past week. The State Board of Health notes four of last week’s cases involve Salk age group residents but vaccine status remains undetermined.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Board of Health
Peron’s safe conduct hangup delays exile move
Argentina’s provisional government withholds a safe conduct pass for Juan Peron as he sits aboard Paraguay’s gunboat Yaquay three miles off Buenos Aires. Foreign Minister Amadeo promised a solution in the interest of Argentina’s tranquility, with the delay tied to moving Peron far enough from the homeland.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Peron
Eduardo Lonardi
Peron
Asuncion
Paraguay
River Plate
Lonardi
Mario Amadeo
Perón
Peron to be welcomed warmly in Asuncion on exile arrival
Asuncion police chief Mario Ortega said ex-President Juan Peron will be received as a gentleman with a friendly welcome in Paraguay. He remains popular there for gestures of friendship during his power era, including aid to schools, flood relief, hospital care, and shipments to Paraguay, plus return of battle trophies from 1870.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Mario Ortega
Argentina
Juan Peron
Buenos Aires
Peron
Ortega
Local Market Prices and Products
The list shows prices for barley at 1.90 and soybeans at 2.19. Corn varieties include Yellow at 1.15 and White at 1.15. Egg prices appear as Straight run 30, Graded eggs 44, 34, 30, 20. Butterfat price is noted but not specified. We also see implied weights and several poultry items with small price entries.
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Ceet
Renee
Nate Evans
Iowa Boy Admits Killing Playmate
A nine year old Mason City boy confessed to accidentally shooting and killing eight year old Darrell Sherrill with a stolen .22 caliber gun while they played together. County Attorney William Pappas said the youth, not named, admitted the act after police questioning. Darrell’s body was found after a three day search in woods north of Mason City by two National Guardsmen on the Leonard Arp farm.
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Darrell Sherrill
Mason City
Iowa
William Pappas
Darrell
Here
National
Leonard Arp
Rocket Sled Sets New Land Speed Record
An unmanned rocket sled at the China Lake naval ordnance test station in California achieved a land speed record exceeding 21 miles per minute. Navy scientist W. D. Drinkwater reported the sled reached 1,280 mph on a 4.1 mile course, powered by ten rocket motors in two seconds, surpassing the prior unmanned record of 1,100 mph set at Edwards AFB.
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Los Angeles P
Naval Ordnance Test Station
China Lake
Calif
W. D. Drinkwater
Navy
Edwards Air Force Base
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phone Herald Office
the Herald
United States
The
Herald
Pho
Tfne
Mercury
Tetwiler Motor Company
Homewood Community Club
Richard Dillon
George Dillon
College of Emporia
Trinity Methodist Church
Anna Bryan
N. Poplar
Ivan W. Jones
Keokuk
Main
Jones
Bruce F. Carr
Mulberry
H. R. Davidson, Jr
Waverly
Hollis Kerr
San Francisco
T. J. Cummings
Ottawa High School
Moler's Cafe
Moler
Mae Chappell
Ian
McVey - Dengel
Lous i. Dengel
Duard “Duke” Beets
K.U
Bill Boatright Fashion
Grover Knight
Lee Shelden
Ohio
W.C.T.U
Linda Guist
Clare Espinosa
Linda
Earl Guist
Clare
Adrian Espinoa
Lincoln
Wakeeney
U.S. Savings Bonds
C. A. Myers & Son
Centropolis
Overbrook
Gordon James
Chester White
Fair Grounds
Arthur Hook
Ray Bivins
Ervin Horst
Jack Nelson
Ottawa Market
Wilsop
Anderson County
North Fomona
Ee Center
Francis Fanning
Russell George
Holstein
Olathe
Albert
Wart & Son Rt
Harold
W. E
Stub) Taylor
Ayershires
Franklin Co
Sale Barn
Fred Barkley
Tom Hobson
Franklin County
Stewart Memorials
Gordon B. Noland
Thornton-Minor
Thornton
Rexall
John G. Kaiser Drug Store
Rexall Store
Masonic Bldg
Kansas State Bull Stud and Dairy Departments
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Franklin County Court House
Don Collins
Artificial Dairy Breeders Association
Artificial Breeding Association
S. Maple
Vestors Mutual, Inc
Investors Mutual, Inc
Investors Mutual
H. K. Bradford
Hazen L. Richardson
U. S. Savings
Dean Berlin
Lamb
Ottawa Produce
E. 2Nd St
Ottawa, Kas
Clyde Hardy, HyLine Poultry Farms
Jim Mitchusson
Purina Mills
Purina
Purina Poultry Program
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