Community notices and ads in a local column
Community Action Group meets Friday at 7 30 in the Franklin County Development Building. Pamela Hay wins the Daughters of the American Revolution Scholarship for the third year running through General Edward Hand Chapter. Reed's Watch Repair moves to 233 W 3rd. Wycoff Community Club hosts a Thursday picnic at Mrs. Aubret Ponton's home. Add On Central Air Conditioning ads offer units from 675 to 989 with installation. Army enlistment of Leon B. Graves noted. Beauceant Ice Cream Social planned Aug 4 on Court House lawn. Air Force officer Francis G Fish arrives at Osan AB Korea. Village Players present Those Were The Days Aug 5 6 7 at East Wilson Barn. James Berg's Rock and Roll Band at Naomi's Club Aug 4. Clifford Badders transferred to St Luke's Hospital Kansas City. North American Coffee Shop specials listed. Rocky Woods now barbering at Everett's Barber Shop.
Bridge Winners Named At Elk's Club In Ottawa
Recap lists Monday bridge results with two top North South pairs and two top East West teams from Lawrence and Pleasanton. Also includes Ottawa citations for drunkenness theft speeding and no license, plus admissions dismissals births emergencies and Kansas cattle market notes.
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Elk’s Club
Helen Conrad
John Thornburg
L. R. McClay
Dorothy Casey
Lawrence
Robert Miller
D. F. Kyle
Virgil Bohling
Kenny McNabb
Pleasanton
Dick Peters
Lyle Hanes
Arthur C. Hogelin
Ottawa
Gale D. Cowdin
Rose L. Paradee
Ellen D. Wollesen
Topeka
Otto H. Boyer
Wall Street Closes Mixed As Dow Rises Slightly
Wall Street steadies after an early slide as blue chip shares gain modestly. The noon Dow Jones average climbs 3.07 to 853.10 while NYSE declines edge advances. Analysts cite dollar and inflation worries plus potential rate moves. Glamour issues lead gains with Natomas up to 76% and Polaroid 102%. International Telephone and Telegraph adds 1% to 54.34.
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New York Stock Exchange
Polaroid
International Telephone & Telegraph
KTC Bids To Increase Main Rates
Gardner Kansas Telephone Company seeks State Corporation Commission approval to raise main rates for 28 500 customers across 81 exchanges. President Robert B Pearman cites inflation property taxes and rising costs as drivers. Long distance connection installation and miscellaneous services unchanged. Average increase about 21 percent, yielding roughly 441000 in added annual revenue if approved.
MS Campaign Seeks Volunteers in Franklin County
Volunteers are sought for the August 16 Multiple Sclerosis campaign in Franklin County. Eva Hanes, MS Unit Chairman, urges adult men and women to raise funds and groups of teenagers to place MS canisters in Ottawa businesses. Call 242-7413 to help.
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Franklin County
Eva Hanes
MS Unit
Ottawa
Executor appointed in Wiloma D. Babcock estate Kansas
Marla Jo Gleason was named executor of Wiloma D. Babcock in Probate Court Franklin County Kansas on July 21 1971 with letters testamentary issued the same day. Creditors must file claims within nine months of first publication or be barred. Maria Jo Gleason executor. Gleason Pinet Jordan Attorneys for Executor.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Wiloma D. Babcock
Marla Jo Gleason
Probate Court
Maria Jo Gleason
Whoma D. Babcock
Gleason
Pinet & Jordan
Aftys
Paola CM Takes New Post in Moberly Missouri
Paola Kansas city manager Paul J. Walker will become Moberly Missouri city manager on September 1. He succeeds Capp Shanks who is leaving Moberly for a bank job in Little Rock Arkansas. Walker formerly assisted Boulder Colorado and holds a master in public administration from the University of Kansas.
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Paul J. Walker
Paola
Kan
Capp Shanks
Little Rock
Ark
Walker
Boulder, Colo
University of Nebraska
University of Kansas
Forgery Case in Franklin County Courthouse
Hearings continued in Franklin County Court for Samuel Dean Devine Jr and Mary Lou Renner both of Kansas City Kansas on forgery charges. Bond set at $5000 each. Accused of forging prescription blanks to obtain 60 tablets of Dosoxyn at Briscoe Drug Store. Apprehended by Ottawa police after the alleged actions Tuesday.
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Kansas City
Kan
Samuel Dean Devine Jr
Mary Lou Renner
Briscoe Drug Store
Ninth and
Main
Ottawa
Bethany Hospital
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Melvin Fish
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