Local News Briefs and Community Ads
Community notes report Mrs Betty Van Wie Pyle has recovered enough from a June accident to return to work at Hallemark Cards in Lawrence. Items include yard sales at 536 Beech and 104 N Maple, KNAPP SHOES ad, a 6 sunrise Easter service at Daugharty's Lake with fallback at First Methodist, and various local notices for sales, tax service, and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty van Wie Pyle
Ottawa
Ernest van Wile
Richemond
Hallemark Cards Inc
Lawrence
Daugharty’s Lake
First Methodist Church
Baltimore Alcoholics Seek Relief as Bars Shut
In Baltimore, alcoholics on a third day without a drink crowd hospitals for care. City orders bars and liquor stores closed amid racial disorders. Hospitals treat delirium tremens patients with vitamin B-12 and paraldehyde sedative. More than 36 cases treated across several city hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore, Md
Baltimore
Lquor
Tampa man Crumpton withdraws from presidential bid
Ben J. Crumpton of Tampa says he will not be a presidential candidate this year. The Navy veteran announced his withdrawal via a classified ad in the Tampa Tribune. He is studying accounting at the University of South Florida and called the decision irrevocable perhaps, offering no reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa, Fla
Ben J. Crumpton
Tampa
Crumpton
Tampa Tribune
The
University of South Florida
VFW Driving Class Concludes In Ottawa
The Ottawa Memorial Veterans of Foreign Wars and its ladies auxiliary 5901 held the final session of the Defensive Driving course at Memorial Auditorium. Sponsored as a National Safety Council program for the community, graduates received pins and awards from Lt. Ron Edwards of the Ottawa Police Department who spoke on driving safety rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Memorial Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ladies Auxiliary 5901
Memorial Auditorium
National Safety Council
Ron Edwards
Ottawa Police Department
Edwards
Eldridge and Windett deaths and local notices
Obituaries for Raymond W. Eldridge of St. Louis and Eva Windett of Quenemo detail survivors and funeral plans. Regional market notes from Kansas City report eggs cattle hogs and lambs prices. Local court actions, traffic incidents, and admissions and dismissals list in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond W. Eldridge
St. Louis
Kansas City
State warns Kansas schools over fire safety risks
Topeka AP dispatch reports Kansas fire marshal Arthur Ramey warned of a rising fire and safety crisis in many Kansas schools. He cited Edgerton grade school and Dwight High School as examples and urged immediate action, including possible accreditation withdrawal and closure of dangerous buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Arthur Ramey
Kansas
Edgerton, Kan
Dwight, Kan
State Department of Education
Ottawa Man Guilty of Burglary and Grand Larceny
A district court jury found Madison Stein of Ottawa guilty after about two hours of deliberation on charges of second degree burglary and grand larceny for breaking into the Butler Music store on January 22, 1968. He was on probation for check forgery. sentencing was deferred and appeal notice was due within five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Madison Stein
Butler Music
Stein
Floyd Coffman
Hearnes Credits Guard Action For Controlling Riots
Gov. Warren E. Hearnes credited an early National Guard call up and swift action by the Missouri Highway Patrol with preventing Kansas City riots from worsening Tuesday night. He cited 1,600 guardsmen, 200 patrol troopers and 900 police in the area and defended the use of tear gas only by police, saying the Guard did not deploy it. The governor said he saw no valid grievances behind the unrest and noted plans for a Florida trip were paused as he monitored the situation in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramey
Jefferson City
Warren E. Hearnes
National Guard
Missouri Highway Patrol
Kansas City
Hearnes
Missouri
Highway Patrol
C.M. Kelley
Joseph J. Kelly Jr
Kansas City Police Board
Col
E. 1
Mike) Hockaday
L.B. Adams Jr
Missouri Adjutant General
Robert Dale
Tus W. Davis
Kelley
Davis
Polce
St. Louis
Florida
High speed private road for jet bus to Kansas City Airport
Kansas City Area Transportation Authority proposed an $18 million private concrete roadway for jet powered buses from downtown to the international airport. Officials seek two thirds federal funding via a $12 million HUD demonstration grant, with the rest from revenue funds. The route would run from 12th Street, tunnel under the terminal, and could extend to the Country Club Plaza and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Platte County
Transporation Authority
Country Club Plaza
Johnson County
Kansas
Classified Ad Rate Card for Local and National Notices
The notice outlines per word rates for want ads at 6 cents for one insertion and escalating prices for multiple insertions, with a 60 cent cash minimum. Card of Thanks is 4 cents per word with a minimum, local and national line rates, frequency discounts apply, and deadlines noted for ad submission.
Meters Sold as Souvenirs in Brunswick Town Sale
In Brunswick Maine about 155 obsolete parking meters were sold to the public over the past week. The meters, once slated for scrapping, were sold for $1 each as keepsakes while the police chief noted their 70 cent scrap value. Proceeds went to the town general fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Maine
Clement Favreau
Fire destroys Everett apartment amid capital violence
The Everett family home among hundreds burned in clashes last Thursday night. A social agency found the couple a new three story white brick row house costing $9 less per month and offering two extra bedrooms. Mrs. Everett expressed relief that they finally have a house despite the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lacy Everett
Everetts
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Sale
Beech
Wed
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Bobbie Dale Foushee
Otetawa Rfd 2
St. Mary’s Hospital
N. Sycamore
Knapp-Shoes
Harold Ligegett
W. 6Th
Sale—Thur
Fri
N. Mulberry
Happy Homemakers
E.H.U. Adv
Jay Ellis
Income Tax Service
George Underwood
Main
VFW
the Daily Report
Eva Windett
Quenemo
Lorenzo Shipley
Westphalia
Aspenwall
Neb
Frank E. Windett
George L. Windett
District
Elsie G. Noe
Warren Noe
Irvalene D. Hashagen
Clyde Hashagen
South Main
East Fourth
Bruce L. Prentice
Maple
Lela D. Johnson
RFD
Dick L. Williams
S. Elm
James E. Floro
S. Cedar
John M. Starnes
Wichita
Mark E. Reza
Marilyn A. Chanay
Wellsville
Charlotte Hunter
Kimberly Lundy
Mark Travis Waugh
James Roush
Princeton
Wray
Fred Moser
S. Oak
Roger Wadkins
Cypress
Debra Wadkins
Rose Burroughs
Ralph C. Capron
Clyde Bollweg
S. Muleberry
Jeff Finch
Randy Robinson
Baldwin
Ottawa Herald
PET
Lodge
Order of the White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Darlene Smith
W.H.P. Lanah Cameron
W.S
Ifor Sale
Memorial Gardens
Geo. W. Gingeerich
George
St. Lukes Hospital
Subs
Taylor Forge
1Sland
Diamond Street
Paola
Eme Ployer
Bob Redeford
General Printing and Papaer Co
East 17Th St
Franklin Co
Lawerence, Ks
AVON
Dorothy Rowlands
Neosho Street
Emporia
Kanseas
General Services
Arnold
Sleichter
Hogelin
Spring Hill
Timates
J. W. Taylor
Electrolux
Fred Meador
West 6Th
Bennie Stinson
Pickering Piano Service
F. W. Adams
Edgerton
Wassmer's
Balde Win
Gambles
Clary’s
Richardsons
Walker’s
Otetawa
Masonic Temple
S. Main
Gerald B. Harford
Watts-Combs
Keith Watts
Leonard Combs
Lebo
Waverly
Printy
Ben Printy
Prinsty
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kan
Council Grove
Brittany
R.L Turner
Mulberry
Sycaemore
4Th Street
4Th and
Syccamore
C.E. Triplett
Williamsburg
Clifford R. Hobbs
Patof
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
Frank Haas Farm Machinery and Misc
K.L.W.N
N. T. McNary
Raymond Kratz
West Pomona
Chas Wrightsman
Overbrook Lives
Overbrook, Kansas
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Gibe Bons Salvage
John Dougherty
Davis Paint
International Milk Cooler
Lane
Wren
Shetland
Beautiful
Cone Sole TV
Ben Heidner
Norstake China Service
Singer
Touch & Sew
Richardson’s
Walker’s Ready- To Wear
Clary’s Fine
Sporting Equip
Bob Luce
Bote
Johnson Motors
Cedar
Good
L & L Marine Service
North Main
Mercury Outboard Motor Service and Repair
Chuck Waymire
Gerald Ellis
West 3Rd
Garnett
Ctv
Phoenix
Griffith
Lamb-Roberts
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