Local News Briefs from Richmond and Ottawa
Mrs Winnie Cunningham of Richmond is a patient at St Francis Hospital Wichita. Jim Hendrix of Richmond was admitted to Anderson County Hospital Garnett. Ottawa Junior High School orchestra plans its annual spring concert at 7 p m Tuesday in the school auditorium with no admission charge.
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Winnie Cunningham
Richmond
St. Francis Hospital
Wichita
Jim Hendrix
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
Ottawa
Retarded Children group honors Kansas official at Hutchinson
Robert A. Anderson received a certificate of appreciation from the Kansas Association for Retarded Children at the convention in Hutchinson. Joe Wakefield and Mrs. Mike Newmaster attended. FCARC plans 8 PM meeting at First United Methodist Church with speakers Mrs. Fritts Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Newmaster.
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Robert A. Anderson
S. Cedar
Kansas Board of Social Welfare
Kansas Association For Retarded Children
Hutchinson
Joe Wakefield
Mike Newmaster
Franklin County Association For Retarded Children
FCARC
First United Methodist Church
Nelson Fritts
Kenneth Miller
Newmaster
United May Fellowship at First Baptist Church
Churchwomen group will hold a United May Fellowship at 9 30 a.m. on Friday at the First Baptist Church with a nursery provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchwomen United May
First Baptist Church
Raymond Tatman Faces Tuesday Surgery
Raymond Tatman of Richmond, a patient at Santa Fe Hospital in Topeka, is slated to undergo surgery Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Tatman
Richmond
Santa Fe Hospital
Topeka
Camporee Rained Out at Massacre State Park
A Marais des Cygnes district camporee for 250 Boy Scouts at Massacre State Park near Trading Post Kaw was washed out by heavy rains from Friday night through Saturday. Scouts from Franklin Miami Anderson and Linn Counties began gathering, but by Saturday afternoon and again Sunday morning nearly six inches had fallen forcing calls to parents to retrieve the groups.
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Massacre State Park
Trading Post
Kaw
John Brown
Marais Des Cygnes
Franklin
Miami
Anderson
Linn
Everett Chapman
Ottawan
Weather Elsewhere
A brief report from The Associated Press highlights weather conditions in distant regions. It covers notable patterns, such as temperature trends, precipitation, and wind, with concise observations useful for readers tracking global forecasts.
Colgate Building Occupation Ends by Colgate Students
About 40 Black students at Colgate University ended a 70 hour occupation of a faculty club building four hours after trustees threatened a court injunction. They entered Friday on the Hamilton campus to press promises for Black studies and revised enrollment rules.
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Associated Press
Colgate University
Hamilton, N.Y
City College of New York
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N.H
Cornell University
Ithaca
N.Y
James A. Perkins
Cornell
Hans Bethe
Clinton Rossiter
Jefferson City
University of Missouri
Columbia
State Capitol
Six Leaf Clover Found By Lincoln School Boy
Mark Barnes a first grader at Lincoln School Ottawa RFD 2 found in his yard a withered six leaf clover enclosed in plastic Last Wednesday he says luck doubled for him but there is no need to wish him luck
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Mark Barnes
Mark
Lincoln School
Ottawa Rfd 2
Keokuk and Main detour and lane work in K-68 Project
The K-68 Project outlines complete sidewalks shoulders and grading with cleanup, then repeating the process for the other street half. Lane widths range 11 to 24 feet requiring hand finishing on narrower lanes and significant handwork at Keokuk and Main due to odd angles. A detour from Mulberry Logan to Main is planned this week with a two inch asphalt overlay, and completion times depend on weather with 115 days of sun favorable.
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Keokuk
Main
Tecumseh
Kansas City
Seventh Street
Seventh
Second
Ransom
Mulberry
Logan
Powhattan
Bowling Scores From Dynamic League Standouts
Officials log the latest bowling scores across leagues including High 10 and High 30 marks. Notable performances include J Yost and L Pyle with top 201s for Dynamic League, M Jones 178 and L Larkin 478 for Cravens Oil, and D Cook 188 plus B Wall 516 for Gambles-3.
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Dynamic League Star Mobile
J. Yost
L. Pyle
Cravens Oil Co
M. Jones
L. Larkin
Gambles
D. Cook
B. Wall
Lee
TEEM
J. Love
Nighthawk
Heathman Oil CO
F. Heathman
C. Keim
Harry Smith
Two Car Crash at Fifth and Cedar Injures No One
In the 9:40 a.m. Sunday crash at Fifth and Cedar Edna P. Claypool 24 and Thurman L. Carter 44 were involved. Claypool’s eastbound car struck Carter’s, front end damage to Claypool vehicle and left front door damage on Carter’s. No injuries reported.
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Fifth
Cedar
Edna P. Claypool
S. Cherry
Thurman L. Carter
Claypool
Carter
North Main
Clyde Hopkins
King
Richard H. Green
Quenemo
Hopkins
Funeral services for Clifford Boyd Blunt in Kansas City
Clifford Boyd Blunt formerly of Ottawa Kansas City Missouri died April 25. Services held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Larkin Funeral Chapel Leavenworth with burial at Leavenworth Cemetery.
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Clifford Boyd Blunt
Clifford
Boyd Blunt
Kansas City
Ottawa
Sid
Larkin
Leavenworth
City Clerk reports March 31 1969 fund balances Ottawa
City Clerk Donald R. Capper certifies the March 31 1969 financial statement for Ottawa Kansas shows total fund balances of 887 551 71 and reserve funds 435 500 00 across multiple funds including Airport Bond Fire and Water departments with detailed balances. Separate notices include West Franklin School District No 287 budget increase application and Franklin County District Court divorce suit against Gerald Schacht with June 4 1969 deadline for response.
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Kan
Tye Fund
Dane
Seees
Walsh P.C
Hope Cem
P. Care
Prk
Lot Const
Mtr
Util
Prantin
Pee
St. Dept
Inv
Sss
D. P
Ieee
D. Walsh P.C
Hope P.C
Prkg
Mtr. Res
Temp
Temp. Tv, Eeee Ee Ene
Donald R. Capper
West Franklin ‘School District
Franklin ‘County
State of Kansas
Gerald Schacht
District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
Birdena Boyce
Gay Schacht
Archee Vor
Psyrtod Fraus Sanichory J A Wi Ty ' Ie Fund
Cemetery Highland
Keatyve
Wweewan
Highland, Walsh Lot
Cemetery
Hope Perpetual Care
Aoen
Qaoeenae Wererae
Community & Utility
Water & Light Department
Hanks
Ahadhiland Perm
Keser
Jones & Sewer Improvement
Water & Light Utility
Dr. Ann L Greer dies. services set at Ottawa University
Dr. Ann L Greer 63 of 817 E 11th died Sunday at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Services are at 2 p m Wednesday in the Ottawa University Chapel with Rev James W McCrossen officiating. She was a professor at OU since 1958 born September 11 1905 in Zion Illinois, daughter of Charles Lee and Lucie Elizabeth Greer.
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Iris H. Seright
Ann L. Greer
E. 11Th
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa University
James W. McCrossen
Dr.Greer
Zion, Il
Charles Lee
Lucie Elizabeth (Stevens) Greer
No Response To Nader's Charges
Washington AP The United Mine Workers offered no comment on Ralph Nader's charges accusing nepotism poor representation padding payroll and mis management He urged a congressional probe in a five page letter to Senator Yarborough Nader cited UMW officials relatives salaries and secret meetings with coal operators and faulted the union journal for lacking member letters.
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Washington
United Mine Workers Union
Consumer Advocate
Ralph Nader
UMW
Nader
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Yarborough
Senate Committee On Labor and Public Welfare
Dr Ann L Greer Dies University English Prof
Dr Ann L Greer professor of English at Ottawa University died yesterday. Funeral services will be held in the Ottawa University Chapel on Wednesday at 2 00 p m with Rev James W McCrossen officiating. Friends may call at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home from 10 00 a m Tuesday until 1 00 p m Wednesday.
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Greer
Zion
Zion’ ‘College
University of Wisconsin
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
Calif
Cate Zion College
USC
Los Angeles State College
Cosmopolitan Club
First Baptist Church
Karen
Phi Kappa Phi
Ottawa
American Association ‘of University Women
Hattie. ‘Greer
Ruth Leinberger
Palmdale
Lucie Kennel
Ingleside
Ill
Charles. Greer
Des Plaines
John. Greer
Glendale
Lamb-Roberts
First Baptist Church Memorial Fund
Ann L. Greer
Ottawa University
James W. McCrossen
Ottawa Herald April 28 1969 Page Eight Item
Local page eight item reports community news and notices from Ottawa including brief updates, event reminders, and small items of interest for residents this Monday edition. Details are sparse in the OCR but reflect standard small-town reporting.
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Ottawa Herald
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