Teaching post for Becky Lowrance at Eudora High School
Becky Lowrance has accepted a teaching position at Eudora High School in Eudora to teach biology. She is an Ottawa University graduate and will commute from Lawrence.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1968
Page
4
Becky Lowrance has accepted a teaching position at Eudora High School in Eudora to teach biology. She is an Ottawa University graduate and will commute from Lawrence.
Cloudy conditions with scattered showers and thunderstorms expected tonight and Saturday. Locally heavy rains probable tonight and early Saturday morning. Low tonight 62 to 66, high Saturday in the lower 80s. Thawed figures show Thursday high 75, today’s low 61, year-ago high 94, year-ago low 75. Precipitation in the last 24 hours reached 1.96 inches. Hourly temps ending at 8 a.m. forecast near 30.07 inches barometer.
Hospital notes list admissions dismissals births and emergencies for Ottawa and surrounding districts. District court entries include divorces, cases and fines. Funerals for Mrs. E Snow Burrows Harry M Hoover and Martha Johnson are announced with service details.
Charles B Short aged 74 died today at a rest home in Overbrook. Funeral services are set for 10 am Saturday at St. church, with burial to follow. Lawrence is named the survivor.
Franklin County sheriff asks the public to help locate a man seen near a black 1949 Chevrolet at the Centropolis corner on US-59 between 7 and 8 p.m. Thursday. The vehicle, owned by Jack Lederer of Ottawa RFD 4, was parked at 4 p.m. that day, then hot-wired and stolen. It was later found abandoned in a ditch three miles west of the turnoff.
FBI said airline officials removed Rev. A. D. King from an Eastern Air Lines flight after he joked about hijacking. He was cleared of any crime, with no charges and no detention. King explained the remark was made in jest and regretted the misunderstanding. He was en route to Jacksonville to meet sanitation workers.
Classified ad notice outlines deadlines to 1 p m the day before publication and 9 30 a m on publication day. Rates per word apply with minimums and options including card of thanks and multiple insertions.
The Southwestern Bell Telephone directory will soon be printed. Anyone wishing changes to alphabetical listings should call the company business office in the next few days.
Legal notice published August 1968 states Alphonse J Karazim claims a lien on a brown gelding named Scotch Cooler at his farm in Franklin County Kansas for feeding training and care since July 31 1966 totaling 2040 dollars. The horse will be sold at public auction for cash on August 26 1968 at 10 am at the west front door of the Franklin County Courthouse Ottawa Kansas to satisfy the lien and sale costs.
Alfred Altic Holstein dispersal sale announced at Franklin County Sale Barn Ottawa Kansas on August 12 1968 at 12 30 p m. Ponds and brush bulldozing noted in the notice. Auction to be held at Franklin County Sale Barn Ottawa Kansas.
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