Briefs highlight local events and obliquely noted notices
Rural Richmond teen Powelson undergoes knee surgery at Research Hospital in Kansas City. Scout Post 2077 hosts Ham and Bean Supper April 11 at First United Methodist Church basement with 1.25 dollars for adults and 75 cents for children. Dr L J Matney named to International Chiropractic Association representative assembly for Kansas. Easter sale offers 20 percent off suits and sport coats through April 15 at Bob's Squire Shoppe. Marna Sutton from Emporia State attends national convention in Houston. Henry's Cab Service begins April 11 serving weekdays 7 7 Sundays 9 7. Porter Turner from Ottawa underwent surgery at St Luke's in Kansas City, room 201 South. Linda Sible earns BA in elementary education from Ottawa University. Spring permanent specials at Eldon's Salon. Jake Cherry Trio performs at Naomi's Club Saturday night. Ham and Beans fundraiser at 3rd Walnut with 5-7:30 pm. Eagles Auxiliary Sadie Hawkins Dance on April 8 at Merry Macs. VFW dance featuring Marvin Ross and his Country Gentlemen. Tax tips for off highway fuel use offered by Audit Tax Service with contacts in Ottawa and Pomona.
Multiple Vehicle Crashes Reported Around Franklin County
The Daily Record summarizes several Friday accidents including two-vehicle crashes at Seventh and Locust involving John A. Kersley and Frank C. Armstrong, a parked car hit by a Ross Truck Lines tractor trailer driven by Robert E. Harwell near the Water Plant, an alley collision between Virginia R. Bugner and Carl F. Hughes, and a Main Street collision between Paul A. Brannan and Vicki S. Stanley. Also noted are a Greenwood Road incident near Pomona and school menu changes for Central Heights and Brockport. Dale Eileen Merscham, 28, Richmond, dies. services set at United Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh
Locust
John A. Kersley
N. Mulberry
Frank C. Armstrong
S. Locust
Kersley
Armstrong
City
Ross Truck Lines
Paola
Robert E. Harwell
Wellsville
Raymond E. Reed
N. Cedar
Hickory
Cedar
Virginia R. Bugner
Estabrook
Carl F. Hughes
Hughes
South Main
Paul A. Brannan
Vicki S. Stanley
S. Mulberry
Brannan
Main
Stanley
Franklin County Sheriff's
Greenwood Road
Pomona
David Clark Shenk
S. Sycamore
Shenk
Dale E. Merscham
Dale Eileen Merscham
Richmond
Likes Nursing Home
United Methodist Church
Harold Peters
Richmond Cemetery
Miss Merscham
Pendleton
Ore
Rollie E
Shirley Fern (Lane) Merscham
Richmond High School
Holiday Inn
Topeka
Likes
Rollie E. Merscham
Shirley Carey
Donna Anderson
Garnett
Bobby Merscham
Princeton
Mildred Lane
Tonkawa
Okla
Ed Thomas
Weather and admissions dismissals list details
Brief notice lists admissions and dismissals in Ottawa area. Names include Max Gilmore Pearl Hayes Jose Mora Mary Bishop Joseph Taylor Yalancia Bones Rex Bowling Cherry and Wilkins with street addresses and rural route references and a Friday timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Gilmore
W. 6Th
Pearl Hayes
S. Sycamore
Jose Mora
N. King
Mary Bishop
N. Sycamore
Joseph Taylor
Ottawa
Yalancia Bones
Rex Bowling
S. Edmonton
Cherry
Dwayne Wilkins
Montreal
OU Calendar Highlights Week of Campus Events
University officials released this week’s schedule featuring a senior recital by Lois Harbach at 3 p.m. in the Administration Building auditorium on the 9th. The 10th lists tennis at 1:30 p.m. against Graceland College in Ottawa, followed by baseball at 1 p.m. against Tarkie College at Cox Field and a 2 p.m. tennis match with Nazarene College in Olathe. On the 12th Don Costello presents a 7:30 p.m. lecture in Brown Hall Lounge, with baseball at 1 p.m. at Baker University in Baldwin and a 1 p.m. relay at Pittsburg, plus a 10 a.m. tennis match against Benedictine College in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Harbach
Graceland College
Ottawa
Tarkie College
Cox Field
Nazarene College
Olathe
Don Costello
Brown Hall
Baker University
Baldwin
Benedictine College
Pittsburg
Ottawa High School Major Works Concert
The Ottawa High School vocal music department will present its annual Major Works Concert at 7 30 p m Monday in the OHS gymnasium. Admission is 50 cents. The singers perform three works by Handel Faure and Persichetti for a hour long program. The 208 student choir is directed by Dale Fox, music coordinator for Unified School District 290. Tickets at the door or from any vocal music student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High School
Vocal Music
OHS
Handel, Faure and
Persichetti
Dale Fox
Unified School District 290
Igh
Ottawa garden clubs sell 70 trees in two days
The Ottawa garden clubs tree sale reported 70 trees sold in the first two days. Varieties include pin oak buisman elm sweet gum hard maple and American sycamore with prices from 3.50 plus 2 for planting and delivery within city limits. An Arbor Day ceremony at 3 30 p m Monday at Orlis Cox Field features Elliott Barnes leading and several local groups participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Garden Clubs
Ottawa Tree Planting Committee
Orlis Cox Field
Elliott Barnes
B. Smith Haworth
Gloria Korkames
8. M. Brockway
Hal Bundy
Richard Stephenson
Film Series At Pomona Area Churches Next Week
A five night series of dramatic and documentary films will be shown without admission charge at Pomona High School auditorium starting 8 p.m. Monday. The program features World Wide Pictures films including The Restless Ones with Johnny Crawford Kim Darby Robert Sampson and Georgia Other titles The Heart Is A Rebel Lucia and Shadow Of The Boomerang. The final feature His Land filmed on location in Israel runs 8 p.m. Saturday and covers biblical prophecy with sites such as Jerusalem Tel Aviv the Sea of Galilee and the Mount of Olives. The public is invited to all showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Baptist Church
Pomona United Methodist
Pomona Assembly of God
Appanoose Baptist
The
North Baptist of
Ottawa
Pomona High School
World Wide Pictures
Billy Graham
Lucia
Israel
Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
Sea of Galilee
Mount of Olives
Bowling Scores from Dynamic League and Night Hawks Standings
A dense bowling roundup lists high scores and standings from multiple leagues. Daniels 227 and 542 lead Heathman Oil followed by Heckman 208 and 548 for Lees Downtowner, with Wighman 201 and 544 for Cravens Oil and Payne 201 and 480 for Gambles. NightHawk leaders include R. McClay 199 and D. McClay 504, Elliott 216 and 552, plus Prudential Ins 190 and 498. Other entries cover SkyHooks Burns 202 and Yost 540, Friday Night Ladies results, and Kansas City cattle market notes.
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Dynamic League
Heathman Oil CO
Daniels
Lee's Downtowner
Heckman
Nitcher
Figgins
Cravens Oil
Wighman
Gambles
Payne
Wassmer’s Clothing
Powell
Nighthawk League
Shine’s Garage
R. McClay
D. McClay
Harry Smith
Elliott
Heckert
Milton
Prudential Ins
Messenger
West Wilson Auto
Hood
Bugg
Montgomery Ward
Ledom
Skyhooks
Burn
Yost
Bent Fender
Toumbertin
Lane
Crites Appliance
Notice of Hearing in Martha J Winter Estate
State of Kansas Franklin County probate court to all persons concerned. Glen Winter seeks appointment of administrator for Martha J Winter deceased. Respond by May 1, 1972 at 10 a.m. in Ottawa court. William S. Bowers attorney and Glen Winter petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Iaid County
Martha J. Winter
Kansas
Glen Winter
Ottawa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mark Powelson
John Scott Powelson
Research Hospital
Kansas City
Explorer
First United Methodist Church
L. J. Matney
International Chiropractic Association
Representative Assembly
William S. Day
Association
Bob's Squire
Marna Sutton
Lionel Sutton
Willow
Houston
Tex
American Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Miss Sutton
Emporia State
Henry 'S
Sun
Porter Turner
St. Luke's Hospital
South
Linda Sible
N. Cherry
Ottawa University
Rose
Eldon
Jake Cherry
Naomi
Eagles
Sadie Hawkins
VFW
Marvin Ross
His Country Gentlemen
Adv
the Daily Report
Central Heights
Brockport
Donna Randell
S. Walnut
Jari Killion
Howard McCurdy
S. Maple
Thomas Beaudry
Quenemo
Associated Press
Albany
Albuque
Amarillo
Anchorage
Asheville
Atlanta
Birmingham
Iain Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Charleston
Charlotte
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Duluth
Fort Worth
Green Bay
Helena
Honolulu
Ind’apolis
Jacks’ville
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Louisville
Marquette
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Clear Miss-St.p
New Orleans
New York
Okla. City
Omaha
Philadephia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ptland
Mitland
Rain
Rapid City
St. Louis
Salt Lake
San Fran
Seattle
Spokane
Tampa
Washington
Franklin County Cancer Crusade
Elliott Hall
Robert McDaniels
Jay Todd
Franklin County Cancer Society
Bamront
Acrusat
Towner
Wat
Paul Damron
David Milter
Janice Damron
Rena Towner
Dorothy Reams
Garden Clubs
C. W. Henning
Robert W. Mills
Marion Horn
Four Seasons Garden Club
Arnold Hinderliter
Garfield Garden Club
Elmer Roth
Horticulture Study Club
Charles Mavity
Ottawa Garden Club
Metsker
Kansas City Youth For Christ
First
Assembly of God Church
Channel 41
Channel 4
13Th and Mulberry
Airplane
Lister's Plumbing
Leach
Baldwin Ward
Everson
Lee’s Downtowner
Triptett
Helen & Bill’s
Watts
M Builders
Gelst
Vandermaas
Boise Cascade
Dibona
Archibald
Ottawa Herald
William S. Bowers
W. 2Nd Street
P.O
Kan
Atty
Pianninte
rouuaLay
Ctra
R. A. Golller
Ella &, Cain
Strehlow
Ransom Hospital
Warren Skiles
Charley
Arzetta Roberts
Cee
Ilost—Herald
Rita White
7Th Street
Faeth Company
McGee St
Missouri
Kay Electronics
West Cherokee
Gardner, Kansas
Orchard Lane
Baldwin City
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