Ottawa News Briefs Highlight Local Events And Services
Social Security rep to visit Youth Center in Ottawa to handle benefits and inquiries on August 8. Potpourri shop announces grand opening August 6. Tax committee to meet at 4 pm next Wednesday in Chamber room. JAM session and DeMolay meeting set for Aug 6. Mid summer clearance at Walker's Paint. Shoe Mart advertises fall shoes. Dr F A Reyes Jr moves to new clinic at 1320 Ash. Ol Tyme prints for back to school wardrobes. Tractor Pull set for August 4 at Wellsville grounds. Merle Norman Cosmetics announces new manager Betty Ogg. Oak Lodge dance with song Friendly Persuasions. STAR Barber Shop hours listed.
Motor fire damages Fiat. Many local notices filed
A 6:30 AM motor fire in the 200 block of West 17th caused major damage to a Fiat owned by Mrs. James Cox. The Daily Report lists admissions, dismissals, births, emergencies, civil suit, numerous speeding and traffic fines, marriage license, and multiple funeral services with details on local residents and officials.
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West 17Th
James Cox
Pro Golfers Reject New Tour Format Plan
Pro golfers including Gary Player and Arnold Palmer reacted with concern to a PGA Tour proposal for 15 annual TPD Championship Events with minimum purses of 260000 dollars. Leading players would be required to compete, endangering free agency for top players who travel or miss events opposing commitments.
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Pro Golf
Dey
Palmer
Young Men Must Register for Selective Service Now
Kansas officials urge all men turning 18 to register with the Selective Service within 60 days before their 18th birthday as the law remains in force. Local boards are relocating to fewer sites. registrars for Franklin and Anderson counties outline locations and office hours.
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Kansas
Selective Service
Elder
Office For Selective Service
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Franklin County
James G. Alexander Jr
E. 11Th
Rosemary Latimer
E. Main
Harvey M. Drake
Ash
Eileen Bowman
Pomona
Galen Kelly
Wellsville
Williams
Davison
Williamsburg
Anderson County
Emmanuel Carter
Garnett High School
Barbara Leavitt
Cottonwood
Iola
Phyllis Dobbs
W. Sth
Garnett
Ask Pay Hike For Sheriff's Deputies
Franklin County Sheriff Lewis Ashcraft asked the county commission to raise deputy salaries, noting road deputies mostly earn 561.12 monthly while the undersheriff makes 577.81 and a Patrolman I with 1.5 years earns 621.17. He sought a 100 monthly bump, with the sheriff’s pay excluded by statute. The commission, aware of the gaps, considered the request in light of the 1974 budget and authorized a plumber to fix a small gas leak outside the old jail.
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Franklin County
Lewis Ashcraft
County Commission
Ashcraft
Department
Gas Service Company
Oasis Club Plans Bus Trip to Starlight Theater Show
Oasis Club will sponsor a bus trip to Starlight Theater on August 15 for the Music Hall USA show featuring the New York City Rockettes. Tickets are six dollars at Briscoe Drug Store, with reservations due by August 10. Bus departs 6:30 p.m. from the First United Methodist Church parking lot. call Lanah Cameron at 242-1682 for details.
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Oasis Club
Starlight Theater
Music Hall USA
New York City
Briscoe Drug Store
First United Methodist Church
Lanah Cameron
Forest Park Shelterhouse
Ethelyn Fleming
Floribel Lancaster
Gladys Detwiler
Bob Bundy
Maxine Louk
Inmates Put In Solitary After Leavenworth Officer Slaying
Fifteen inmates suspected in the stabbing death of corrections officer Wahne G. Selle at Leavenworth Prison have been placed in solitary confinement in Building 63. FBI agents questioned about 600 inmates in Cellblock A and a basement dormitory as investigators pursue leads. Selle's funeral is set for 10 a.m. Friday.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Loren Daggett
FBI
Wahne G. Selle
Selle
Life-long Quenemo resident Charles J. Bush dies
Mr Charles J Bush a lifelong resident of RFD 1 Quenemo four miles north of Williams burg passed away this morning Funeral services will be held from Williamsburg Saturday at 10 00 am Rev John Evans officiating Interment Central Cemetery Friends may call at the Mortuary Friday afternoon and evening
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Charles J, Bush
Charles J. Bush
Quenemo
Williamsburg
Farmers Union of Pomona
Bush
Charles J. Bush Jr
Melvyern
Roger Bush
Pomona Rfd
Virginia Hoffman
S. Cedar
Marilyn Underwood
Walnut
Carrie Woodruff
Vassar
West Haven
Osage City
United Methodist Church
Vassar Cemetery
Woodruff
Arthur Woodruff
Henry Woodruff
Lyndon
William J. Woodruff
Bourbanis
Tll
Clarence Woodruff
Goldie Hillman
Sylvia Howard
Cape Girardeau
Fern Brecheisen
Eugene
Ore
Clarence Brecheisen
Vassar United Methodist Church
Feltner Funeral Home
Andrew M. Lutz Baldwin
Andrew Martin Lutz
Baldwin Rfd
Worden United
Lutz
Baldwin
Fred E. Lutz
N. Oak
Elmer W. Lutz
Billy Pardee
Rye
Cole
Lamb- Roberts
Heart Fund
Senate Backing a New Minimum Wage Bill
The Senate approved a bill boosting the hourly minimum wage from 1.60 to 2.00 within two months and to 2.20 next July 1, expanding coverage to about 54 million workers including domestics and certain retail and service employees. It moves to the House, with White House veto anticipated by opponents. Sen Javits cites labor secretary urging presidential signature.
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Brennan
Army Reserve Opens To Women In Osage City
The 129th Transportation Company in Osage City announces women may enlist for three years with active duty four months or more. Training includes heavy vehicle work, welding, switchboard operation, armor, cooking and clerical roles. Reservists must attend 16 hours monthly meetings. new enlistees earn $2.56 hourly. Eligibility ages 18 to 34 with high school diploma and no dependents. Contact Jesse Yanez for details.
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Army Reserve
129Th Transportation Company
Osage City
Jesse Yanez
U.S. Army Reserve Center
Kan
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