Bids In For ASCS Wheat Sale In Franklin County
About six local farmers offered wheat to the federal government through the ASCS. Offers may be withdrawn before 3 pm. local price is 3.92 per bushel. CCC and USDA debate moving to local offers for corn and soybeans, with totals around 150 million bushels earmarked for Soviet embargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Yeamans
Franklin County
Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service
Dave Horning
ASCS
Herb Cast
Commodity Credit Corporation
Kansas City
Cast
Soviet Union
Washington
CCC
USDA
Obituary and public notices for Lester Fulks and James Palmer
Services for Lester E B Fulks 71 of Ottawa are set for 2 p m Saturday at Dengel Son Mortuary with burial at Highland Cemetery. He was born June 2 1908 in Springfield Missouri moved to Ottawa about 60 years ago from Tulsa retired as a carpenter in 1974 and married Lillie Jones in 1954. Surviving are his wife two stepdaughters a sister a stepsister seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Memorials may be made to the Lawrence Christian Counseling Center. Also listed are services for James R Palmer 21 of Greton Louisiana who died Tuesday from an apparent self inflicted gunshot wound with funeral details at Trinity Lutheran Church in Lawrence and graveside at Rock Port Missouri. He was employed by Taylor Diving and Salvage near New Orleans and survived by his parents two sisters and two grandparents. Memorial gifts may go to the Lawrence Christian Counseling Center. A memorial note also reports the death of Dr Richard F Conard a 1937 Ottawa University graduate with memorials to OU and services in Emporia. Additional items include admissions and dismissals at local hospitals and a string of police dispatch notes and traffic citations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester E. Fulks
Lester EB. Fulks
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dengel & Son
Highland Cemetery
William Weber
Fulks
Springfield
Ottawa
Tulsa
Lillie Jones
Erie
Juanita Spencer
Arkansas City
Catherine Elovitz
Paris
Tenn
Alice McCullough
S. Hickory
Thelma Hobbs
el Monte
Calif
James R. Palmer
Lawrence
Greton
Trinity Lutheran Church
Rock Port
Palmer
Taylor Diving and Salvage
New Orleans
RCLDS
Robert Palmer
Jean M. Palmer
Elaine L. Palmer
Iva Simmons Palmer
Olin Cloepfil
Tarkio
Lawrence Christian Counseling Center
Warren McElwain
Richard F. Conard
Emporia
Ottawa University
Memorial Lawn Cemetery
First Congregational Church
South S. Locust
Kansas
Carpenter
DPS March Report Details Calls and Crimes Cleared
The Department of Public Safety released its March report showing 589 calls answered and 552 cleared. Crimes listed include seven burglaries, 36 thefts, three assaults, one auto theft, four forgeries, 28 vandalisms, two narcotics cases, and eight DWI. fires totaled two structure fires and 12 miscellaneous fires. Accident damage reached 25,915 dollars with 44 crashes, and 16 caused property damage over 300 dollars. The dogcatcher handled 114 calls and impounded 45 animals, volunteers logged 182 hours, and officers logged 16,260 patrol miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Safety
Department
DPS
Pilgrim's Progress Film at Free Methodist Church
A feature motion picture based on Pilgrim's Progress will be shown at 7 p.m. Sunday at the Free Methodist Church, 733 N. Oak. John Bunyan penned the book while imprisoned. The Belfast, Northern Ireland filmed production highlights Pilgrim's journey with encounters. A congregational sing and scripture reading follow, and a free will offering will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist
N. Oak
John Bunyan
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Prom night and community notices light Ottawa week
A mix of local notices highlights prom related events at OU Drama Department and Cloud Nine, plus craft classes at Turner's Tole Shop. Also listed are fundraisers, garden center deals, and a motorcycle race ad with venue details and a finance offer from Edward Jones.
New Ottawa water plant begins operation amid cloudy supply
Ottawa Utilities Director Jack Davis reports the city’s new water plant started Tuesday and current output may be cloudy and taste of well water as the system runs in. Old and new plants will run together until the new setup is fully tested. Three water main breaks occurred in three days at Fifth and Walnut, Second and Hickory, and the 1300 block of South Oak, all due to normal wear. Davis noted electrolysis weak spots in pipes and said breaks were fixed by Thursday morning with cleanup ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Utilities
Jack Davis
Davis
Walnut
Hickory
South Oak
Wichita man arrested in Ottawa Bus Depot burglary
An 18 year old Wichita man was arrested this morning in connection with a Wednesday night burglary at the Ottawa Bus Depot. DPS recovered 100 packs of cigarettes 300 bus tickets and 50 dollars in cash believed taken. Items were hidden near the depot and in an alley. He was booked into Franklin County jail pending District Court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. V. Lilly Jr
S. Oak
Douglas County
Ottawa
Second
Hickory Streets
Department of Public Safety
South Main
DPS
Tony DeLaTorre
DeLaTorre
Franklin County
Ottawa University Voice Recital Sunday Features Christ Life
Susan Kelly Andereck, Ottawa University voice instructor, presents a 3 p.m. Sunday recital in the Administration Building Auditorium. The program traces the life of Christ with works by Sandresky Finzi Faure and pieces by Rowley Weaver Handel Cornelius Peters Fleming Guion Mozart, with Stanley DeFries on piano. Andereck, KU-trained soprano and Country Club Christian Church soloist, is the daughter of Ray and Mrs. Kelly of 916 N. Cedar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Kelly Andereck
Ottawa University
Christ
Son
Margaret V. Sandresky
Gerald Finzi
Gabriel Faure
Rowley
Weaver
Handel
Cornelius
Peters
Fleming
Guion
Mozart
Kansas
Thilde Belling
Martha Longmire
Isaac van Grove
Douglas Moore
Country Club Christian Church
Kansas City
Andereck
Ray B. Kelly
N. Cedar
Former KC Newsman Bailey Dies In Topeka At 67
William T. Bailey, former Kansas City Kansas newsman and Southwestern Bell information officer in Kansas City and Topeka, died Wednesday in a local hospital at age 67. His father, the late William A. Bailey, edited the Kansas City Kansan for years. Baker University Concert Choir will sing at 9:30 a.m. Sunday at First United Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka, Kan
William T. Bailey
Kansas City, Kan
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Kansas City
Topeka
Baker University
First United Methodist Church
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Ascs Wheat
Ottawa Co-op
Bob Bergland
the Daily Report
Eldon Henley
Mulberry
Lyle Enyart
Kevin Smith
Lesh Oil
Wilson and
Locust Streets
William Orville Cox Jr
Bruce W. Cox
William Cox
Bruce Cox
Block South Main
Celeste K. McCarty
Canterbury Court
Bernice Childs
Wellsville
McCarty
Block
Tamara L
Bristow
S. Main
Nancy J. Furst
Princeton
Furst
Mary Brady
Dennis L. Materett
Scott A. Meyers
Olive
George A. Toumbertin
King
Terri C. Horne
Cherry
Byron K. Faden
W. 11Th
Laura F. Warren
James C. Weaver
Lanna S. Branson
Celbert E. Edwards
Poplar
Gary A. Foster
Maple
Mathew €. Gill
N. Atari
Patrick W. Kelly
Daniel G. McGinnie
Bradley E. Mason
Douglas W. Morgan
N. Sycamore
Richard &. Riemer
N. Main
Richard A. Smith
Pomona
James L. Roush
Constance L. Hull
Quenemo
Dana 5
Chang
Cypress
David A. Crawford
Williamsburg
Karen R. Martinez
Ray A. OW
Mildred L. Walker
Ash
District Court News
Eddie E. Myers
Estabrook
Underwood
Myers
Kansas Reception and Diagnostic Center
Public Safety News
Richard H. Green
James L. Preisner
Pence
South Iga
Highway Oil
E. Logan
Alco
Sheriff's News
Mon
American Cancer Society
OU Drama Department
Butler Music
Cloud Nine
West
Turner's
Tole Shop
W.5th
Tole
W. 15Th
County
Humane Shelter
Rex
Municipal Auditorium
L & M Buffet
Sacred Heart
Willis Garden Center
Silver Lake
Ottawa Lumber
Turner
Middle Creek Trail Riders Association
Airport Road
U.S
Federal
Michael J. Esser
Bettina Samuelson
Edward D. Jones and Co
Tim
Magle
Memoriam
Dane
Htuany
Stanley DeFries
Ottawa High School
The
University of
Susan
Bailey
Kansan
Money Market
Eae Rae
Schulte Agency Insurance
Orange & Grape
Quirst
Sierra
Bisquick
Food Club
Topco
Jar
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