Ottawa area briefs recap and service announcements
Local items note Alvin Hornberger returning home from St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas City Missouri. Ottawa postmaster Ed Gardner attended a two day Kansas City workshop with about thirty area postmasters. Cable TV spring promo offers installation and first month for five dollars fifteen cents. Social Security agent Nitschke will visit the Youth Center to assist applicants. Easter shopper promos from Butler Hanes Florist. Rev Paul Reed to speak at Faith Bible Church. J C Jaynes bake sale listed for April 18. Ottawa Recreation Commission softball meeting set for 7:30 pm at the Youth Center to organize teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Gardner
Ottawa
Kansas City
Paul Reed
Faith Bible Church
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Ransom Memorial Auxiliary Plans Tea and Funds Rise
In April the Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary raised the scholarship fund to 733.96 dollars after a benefit sponsored by the Ottawa Promenaders. Louise Dietz chaired the meeting with Rowena Selby reporting. Plans for the annual tea at 1 30 p m on May 7 at the Ottawa Country Club are nearly complete. Doctors wives will run the tea table. A special board meeting to mail newsletters and tea invitations is scheduled for April 23. The district meeting is set for April 25 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Board
Ottawa Promenaders
Louise Dietz
Rowena Selby
Ottawa Country Club
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Supreme Court rules on search warrants in unanimous decision
The Supreme Court held defendants may not challenge search warrants without showing a claim to the searched property. Jo seph Everette Brown and Thomas Dean Smith, convicted of conspiring to transport stolen goods, argued the ruling violated their rights. Chief Justice Warren E. Burger authored the opinion quoting Learned Hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Everette Brown
Thomas Dean Smith
Cincinnati
Manchester
Smith
Brown
Clinton Knuckles
FBI
Knuckles
Warren IE. Burger
Unanimous Court
Learned Hand
Ottawa Daily Police and Court Roundup Report
A Monday accident on Main at Seventh involved Dorothy A. Zook and Richard M. Way with Zook cited for careless driving after Way reported signals and damage. A second 5 p.m. incident on South Main led to Alice M. Badders cited for careless driving after a lane change collision with Kenneth J. O’Connor. Also noted were Elks Club winners, obituaries, admissions and dismissals at local hospitals, and several court judgments and traffic fines.
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Main
Dorothy A. Zook
Richard M. Way
N. Mulberry
Zook Auto
Zook
Way
South Main
Alice M. Badders
S. Poplar
Badders
Kenneth J. O’connor
S. Mulberry
Bi County Health Council Elects Officers and Plans
The Bi-County Health Council met to discuss the proposed Bi-County Comprehensive Health Planning Council. Officers chosen were James Trast chairman, Mrs. Lickteig vice chair, Bill Otto secretary. Members from Franklin and Miami counties named. a committee was formed to finish state recognition paperwork and will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Ransom Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comprehensive Health Planning Council
Steve Lott
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Guillams
Andrew Wymore
Robert Johnson
Miami County Hospital
James Trast
Paola
Lickteig
Ottawa
Bill Otto
Louisburg
State Comprehensive Health Planning Council
Hernandez
Bundy
Guilliams
Zook
Trast
Johnson and Lott
U.S.D. 288 Board Extends Lyons Contract in Quiet Session
The board met after an executive session to renew Lyons Maintenance with a five percent raise and grant Lola Pinder a contract as elementary education chair. Regular session discussed athletic financing, calendar approval for 1973-74, several resignations, and major equipment purchases while planning summer program reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Istas
U.S.D. 288
Reginald Hurd
Lyons Maintenance
Harold Morden
Lola Pinder
Don Lickteig
Wayne Waller
Hurd
Walter
Max Wilson
Helen Davidson
Raymond Wagner
Dale Gillogly
Brenda Dunny
Ron Showalter
Chris Reekie
Lila Reekie
Karen Adams
Night Crawlers Campout At Lake Pomona
The Night Crawlers April campout drew 68 attendees at Lake Pomona outlet area with Osage Orange Chapter Lyndon members present. Eldon Roeckers presided, Trooper Don Lytle spoke, and a Hospitality Committee was appointed for the Area II Comp Mention on June 23 at Toronto Point. The next gathering is May 12–13 at Carbolyn State Park asking for stew corn bread relish plate or dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Pomona
Osage Orange Chapter
Lyndon
Eldon Roeckers
Kansas Highway Patrol
Don Lytle
Ralph Bloomer
Dewey McClay
Marion Horn
Toronto Point
Carbolyn State Park
Urge Dual Prime Lending Rates For Businesses
National banks are urged to adopt dual prime lending rates for large and small businesses. The Committee on Interest and Dividends says banks should freeze rates for small loans and only raise them with full justification. Large business loans may adjust more with money market conditions, though sharp increases are warned against. The plan, effective immediately, relies on banks to comply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Committee On Interest
County Health Officers Meet Franklin County Commissioners
Two state health representatives met with Franklin County commissioners to discuss sanitation issues. Tom Reeves and James Bowman said drains were emptying into road ditches and septic tanks were inadequate during a county tour. Lawrence Jacob protested his Seventh and Cherry property tax, and the protest was taken under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Health
Franklin County Commission
Tom Reeves
James Bowman
Lawrence Jacob
Seventh and
Cherry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alvin Hornberger
Richmond
St. Luke's Hospital
House of Douglas
Ady
Social Security
R. A. Nitschke
W. 4Th
Butler-Hanes Florist
Turners Tele Shop
West 15Th
Princeton Christian Church
Princeton
Wesley Keltcher
J.C. Jaynes Bake Sale
Acme
Supreme Court
J. W. Coffman
Kansas City Public
the Daily Report
The
Elks Club
Tom and
Nancy Pearler
Waverly
Rose Laird
California
Bob Miller
Bob Patton
Jim Montgomery
Ann Andrews
Hal Halstead
Ralph Williams
Vilas
Colo
Friends
Gary Nicholson
Pomona
Harold Hoover
N. Main
Geri Graham
Coffeyville
Christie Hennessey
David Diamond
Grant
Lavinia Breibeck
S. Main
Kelly Frisbee
Medicine Lodge
Medicine Lodge Hospital
Agnes Stoffer
N. Sycamore
Nina Hughes
Fred Scott
Personal Thrift Plan of Ottawa Inc
Kansas Corporation
Willard D. Mitchell
Rebecca Mitchell
Elmer W. Anderson
Overbrook
William FE. Brammer
Mission
Louis P. Glenn
Kansas
Richard D. Jones JR
Michael D. Martin
Richard P. Ridgway
Bi-County Health Council
Franklin County
John Wilson
Fred Zook
Isabel Hernandez
Ann Averill
Edith Crites
Joe Adell
Arla Lickteig
Cecile Lindsey
J. E. Decker
Miami County
Flora Hinton
Arthur McGinnie
A. T. Bundy
Jack
Technicolor
Seometat Seed
Aleady
Plaza Telephone
Feuerborn Bus Company
Rural Water District No. 6
Water District
L Investments
J.R. Cheney
Blue Cross
Blue Shield of
Topeka
Sity
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