Local notices and meetings cross paths in community page
A busy local notices page lists a high school PTA meeting with a teacher session and bond discussion led by Robert A. Anderson, plus two yard and garage sale ads with addresses in Cedar and Hickory. Also notices urge attendance at Le Loup Rural Water District meeting near Ottawa, piano tuning service, Gold Star Mothers convention in Bloomington, Navy commander promotion, and Woodlawn Christian Community arch service Go To Mire on Oct 13.
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High School
PTA
Robert A. Anderson
le Loup Rural Water District
Emery Green
Ottawa
Ellis
Lomewood Christian
Community Arch
Mire
F. Russell Pitman
Senior Club Meeting Opens with Patriotic Ritual
Ottawa Senior Club No. 1 held a Thursday afternoon session in the Youth Center opened by vice-president Henry Smart for the patriotic ritual and Lord's prayer. Mrs. Margaret Williams provided piano accompaniment for group singing as Mrs. George Davis read Ottawa Landmarks and Mrs. L. W. Seright reported on club activities. Refreshments served by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown followed by table games.
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Ottawa
Youth Center
Henry Smart
Margaret Williams
George Davis
L. W. Seright
Ray Brown
Funeral services for Mrs Elaine I Mann
Funeral services for Mrs Elaine I Mann who died September 24 were held at Towner Chapel on September 27 with Rev Charles P Knight officiating. Pallbearers were Verne White Ray Koontz Lee Nichols Ralph Loyd John Burkdoll and O L Rathjen. Dean Zook sang hymns with accompaniment by Mrs J M Kilgore. Burial was in Lane Cemetery.
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Elaine I. Mann
Towner Chapel
Charles. P. Knight
Verne White
Ray Koontz
Lee Nichols
Ralph Loyd
John Burkdoll
O. L. Rathjen
Dean Zook
Hyms
J. M. Kilgore
Lane Cemetery
Warren F. Whitmer, Vet Doctor, Richmond Area Resident Dead
Warren F. Whitmer, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine and longtime Richmond area resident, died today at Crestview nursing home. Funeral arrangements are to be announced by Lamb Funeral Home on Monday.
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Warren F. Whitmer
Richmond Area
Crestview Nursing Home
The
Lamb Funeral Home
Lawrence Residents Cited for Traffic Violations
Four Lawrence residents visiting for a Friday high school game were cited to appear in Police Court for traffic violations. Jim Brown and Garran Allison faced reckless and careless driving charges with bonds set at 50 and 25 dollars respectively. Everett Bailey was cited for driving 40 mph in a 20 mph zone. Additional area residents Jim L. McGaugh, Donald C. Peters, and Bradford L. O'Dea were cited for speeding in 20, 30, and 30 mph zones respectively.
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Lawrence
Jim Brown
Johnson
Garran Allison
Alabama
Robert L. Kring
Everett E. Bailey
Jim L. McGaugh
S. Sycamore
Donald C. Peters
S. Cedar
Bradford L. O’dea
Ottawa
Minister to Speak at Ottawa University Christian Emphasis
Rev. Robert W. Towner will headline Ottawa University Christian Emphasis Week from October 1 to 3 with three 10 am lectures on Belief Between Doubt and Faith Commitment The Man for All Seasons and Concern New Forms and the Old Faith Informal 8 am discussions in the Green Room of the Student Union Oct 1 and 2 with Q A and refreshments. public welcome.
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Robert W. Towner
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Towner
First Baptist Church
Palo Alto
Calif
California
Madison
Wis
Williamsburg teachers honored at WSCS sponsored event
The Williamsburg reception for teachers on Sept. 24 drew patrons from both the grade and high schools. Mrs. Paul Davis served as mistress of ceremonies. Hobbs introduced high school staff E P Anderson vocational agriculture Binns vocal music and French Coppoe social science and current events Binns mathematics Lancaster English Schmidt home economics Bowling instrumental and private lessons Forrest Bond introduced the grade teachers C B Goodwill Lee Martin Fern Streebin Calvin Duvall Ira Beazley Lynn Loyd
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
WSCS
Paul Davis
Hobbs
E. P. Anderson
Binns
Louis Coppoe
Nils Lancaster
Schmidt
Bowling
Smile You're On Television Candid Camera to Air Here
Ottawans and Franklin Countians will watch a five minute segment of the Candid Camera program tomorrow at 9 on Channels and 13. The portion was filmed locally during the 1963 County Fair by a TV staff crew, per Ottawa Chamber of Commerce.
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Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa High Clubs Elect Leaders For Year
Ottawa High students began the week with club elections and activities. Future Business Leaders of America chose Sue Judd as president and Greg Gilroy as council rep. Future Homemakers named Donna Bones as president with Gail Davenport as vice president. Pep Club leaders guided by Mary Tipton oversaw new uniforms at the first home game preparations.
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Ottawa High
Lawrence
Business Leaders of America
Sue Judd
Berneda Ackerman
Shirley Korkames
Don. Peters
Greg Gilroy
Susan Sandow
Jon Brockway
P. K. Worley
Genevieve Gillette
Future Homemakers of America
Donna Bones
Gail Davenport
Rita Hollinger
Eloise Montgomery
Margery Golden
Sharon Rice
Karen Wilson
Eloise Warner
Karen
Mary Tipton
Linda Taylor
Becky Lowrance
Carol Moherman
Ottawa High School
Whitey Ford Eyes Open Series Records Against Koufax
New York pitcher Whitey Ford seeks a seventh World Series opener versus the Los Angeles Dodgers’ Sandy Koufax at Yankee Stadium. Ford would break several personal marks including series starts, victories, scoreless innings, and career innings and strikeouts, while Koufax has early post-season success with two relief appearances and one loss in nine innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Whitey Ford
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Yankee Stadium
Dodgers
Ford
Yankee
Red
Whitey
Koufax
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Des Moines and Pleasantville High School Fights Injure, Disrupt Games
Vandalism and violence at Des Moines Roosevelt vs Tech game injure 10 including a serious head wound from a tear gas bomb. In Pleasantville, Middle Township defeats Pleasantville 13 to 7 and fans clash, spreading to streets. Eight regular and 13 special police restore order. about 100 suffer fumes, two 17-year-olds seized for drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Pleaville
N.J
Pers
Des Moines Roosevelt
Des’ Moines Tech
Pleasantville
Middle Township High School
Musial Right Except Once
New York AP reports Stan Musial, 42 and nearing retirement, says accumulated wear and tear ended his career not just pitchers. He cites lost concentration, recalls a lifetime of hitting and wins, and lists records and advice for youngsters to start athletics early and master fundamentals.
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NEW York
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Musial
Bears Lions Meet Sunday in Detroit Showdown
The Bears seek to extend their hot run as they face the Detroit Lions in Detroit on Sunday. The matchup caps a full NFL slate with St Louis at Pittsburgh Baltimore at Green Bay New York at Philadelphia San Francisco at Minnesota Dallas at Washington and Los Angeles at Cleveland. The Browns seek to push clear of the winless Rams while the Cardinals challenge the Steelers. Jim Taylor and Tom Moore help Green Bay rebound against Baltimore as the Herald offers $5 weekly for top reader tips.
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Chicago Bears
Monsters
Midway
Bears
Detroit Lions
Motor City
NFL
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Green Bay
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Minnesota
Dallas
Washington
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Green Bay Packers
Minnesota Vikings
Bill Whde
George ‘Halas
Lions
Cleveland Browns
St. Louis Cardinals
Browns
Jimmy Brown
Los Angeles Rams
Cardinals
New York Giants
Jim Taylor
Tom Moore
Packers
Colts
Ray Berry
Wellsville seniors run two magazine sales teams
Wellsville High School seniors launch a two week magazine fundraising drive starting September 18. Dean Lawrenz, class president, says two teams led by Kenny Baily and Barbara Caruthers compete for a top salesman prize.
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Wellsville High School
Dean Lawrenz
Kenny Baily
Barbara Caruthers
Hospital Notes Show Newborns and Dismissals Across Town
Hospital notes list births for Belle Hoopes Pomona with Linda Guist 1304 S Oak and Eula Smith 615 N Hickory, a daughter for Arthur Gentry Williamsburg on Thursday with weight details, a daughter for Duane Johnson RFD 1 Pomona on Saturday at 9 lb 2% oz, and a daughter for Clarence Higdon Syn 15th on Saturday weighing 7 lb. Dismissals include Ronald Sims Richmond and Bill Bergosh Ottawa University on Friday.
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Belle Hoopes
Pomona
Linda Guist
S. Oak
Eula Smith
Hickory
Arthur Gentry
Williamsburg
Duane Johnson
Clarence Higdon
Syn
Ronald Sims
Richmond
Bill Bergosh
Ottawa . University
Notice of Hearings and Public Modifications in Ottawa Kansas
Legal notices announce a probate hearing on the estate of minor Joe Hartley with executrix Cree H Roberts, setting October 16, 1963, for defenses. another public hearing before Ottawa City Planning Commission November 5, 1963, to rezone property in Highland Heights, with details of location and process. plus a state penitentiary inmate petition for executive clemency by Admiral Gmore Mason, KSP 15107, filed October 31, 1963.
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State of Kansas
Franklin
Joe Harley
Cree H. Roberts
Joe Hartley
Ottawa
Oaly Petion
City Hall Commission
Kansas
City Planning Commission
Cedar Street
Fifteenth Street
Highland Heights
Planning Commission
Iaw
Dwight Haworth
Kansas State Penitentiary
Gmore Mason
Franklin County
Clemeney
Glimore Mason
Paethcloner
Clarence Ingersoll
Modern Livestock Feed Sales Opening Offers High Earnings
An employment notice invites applicants to sell livestock feed products with earnings potential cited at 5000 to 12000 dollars yearly or more. Training, leads, and promotional support are promised. a car or pickup is required. Farming experience is helpful but not required. Immediate interviews via Box K-68 Ottawa Hereald.
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Ottawa
Registered Nurse Wanted at Miami County Hospital
Female help wanted full or part time evenings or night shift. Contact Director Nursing at Miami County Hospital Paola. Call collect AX 4 2378.
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Miami County Hospital
Paola
Franklin County livestock sale schedule scattered across Franklin Co Kansas
Local sale notices detail weekly cattle auctions across Franklin County with consignments of Angus and Holstein cattle. Listings include dates in October and sale barns in Ottawa, North Ottawa, Williamsburg, Baldwin, Pomona, Overbrook, and nearby towns. Contact numbers reference Myers Bros and regional farm auctions.
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Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Ottawa
RFD
Franklin County Sale Company
Franklin Co
Eas
James Lee
Richmond
Kansas
Roy Hollingworth
Williamsburg
M. EB. Forth & Son
Baldwin Jet
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Cedar
Gold Star Mothers
Bloomington
Ill
L. B. Paine
Maple
Jack B. Rader
A. “KeRader
Willow
Navy Air Force
Sixth Fleet
Williamsburg Area News
Linda Smith
Teresa Morrisey
OHS
Lawrence Lions
J. W. Emerson
Kathy Reusch
Oklahoma University
Cyclones
Ottawa Six
Ber
Judy Daugharthy
Iene
Jay
Michael Coffey
Patricia
Associated Press
Stan
Ty Cobb
Babe Ruth
Ho Wus Wagner
Ron Perranoski
Martin J. Gaughan Lickels
Holyoke
Mass
Ted Meier
the Herald
Lamb
Jim Anderson
North Baptist Church
Wilson
James Grogan
Walter Nickelson
Olathe
Harry Opperman
Ray Jennings
W. H. Dickinson
Wellsville Area News
Bernice Holden
Legals
Cree H
Roberts
Winton A. Winter
Jens
Gilmore
Aurel
Bylvia L. Ingersoll Petitioner Bowers & Bowers Attorneys
Sovevesnsee
Leo Fevarly
Cheyenne
Leavenworth
Didier
S. Main
Bernhardt’s
Jack Newson
Kas
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbresk
Avery Wridey
Ies
Anetton
Baneas
Nate and
Leona
Gibbons
Dad
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