Ottawa area notices and events mix of thefts and society ads
Admitted Thursday to Anderson County Hospital Mrs. Mattie Gault Richmond. Dance to Country and Rock Band The Bandits Sat 10 2 Naomi's Club. Ottawa police investigate thefts of a seat cushion back rest pulsy and bracket from Ottawa Farm Supply loss valued at 75. Raby's Ambulance Service Adv. Marie Lomas Hackler home after heart surgery St Luke's Kansas City. Reed's Watch Repair moved to 233 W 3rd. Adv. George F Hull Ottawa RFD 2 home after University of Kansas Medical Center. Beauceant Ice Cream Social Pence south parking lot Sat Aug 7 6 30 pm Adv. Rainfall for July at Worden 6.63 in inches 3.10 above normal 1971 year 21.31 inches. normal 21.91. North American Coffee Shop open Sat Aug 7 9 am to 2 pm Adv. Richmond Lions Club International Relations Award for letter writing to Hanoi. Tea was given to club president George Feuerborn by past District 17 governor Jack Sanders. Mac and Rhythm Ramblers Fri Aug Naomi's Club. Two suspects questioned after theft of three billfolds at Irwin's Gifts and China shop Ottawa police. Loss less than 50. Shop items and menu prices advertised. Rocky Woods barbershop Everett's Barber Shop Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Lion’s Club
Hanoi
George Feuerborn
Jack Sanders
Ottawa
Irwin's Gifts and China
S. Main
District Court Divorces and Local Notices Summary
The Daily Report lists a divorce filing in Charlotte E. Larios versus Define M. Larios Jr. plus a county citation for a 46 year old Ottawa man for an unsafe vehicle with a $10 fine and costs. It also notes a two vehicle I-35 accident near Wellsville with Ernest L. Carter and Henry Popp involved, and marriage licenses for George Ernest Payne with Betty Gayle Aldridge and James Franklin Sisco with Rebecca Iffie Denton. Admissions include Tony Beets and Myra Shaffer among others. dismissals record several individuals by city and address. Births record a son for Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mc Daniel and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Mark Robins. Local markets show corn at 1.18 and various grain prices, with Kansas City AP market data on eggs, dairy, cattle, hogs, and sheep. advance estimates for Monday provide cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Linneman
Ottawa
Wellsville
Ernest L. Carter
Wichita
Henry Popp
Great Bend
George Ernest Payne
Betty Gayle Aldridge
James Franklin Sisco
Gardner
Rebecca Iffie Denton
Peter Orestes Pankov
Tony Beets
Willow
Myra Shaffer
Jess McMickell
Tremont
Vida Greeve
Pomona Rfd
Gai Duvall
Mulberry
Ethel Poskin
College
Eva Dotson
Delbert Foster
Ottawa Rfd
Charles Harkins
Robert Dean
S. Cedar
Michael McDaniel
Mark Robins
Catholic schools push for state aid amid shrinking enrollments
Catholic educators in Kansas and Missouri warn of declining private school enrollment and rising costs as they advocate state funds. Dioceses report drops from 26,650 to under 20,000 in Kansas City-St. Joseph since 1966 67, and similar declines in Wichita Salina and Kansas City Kansas. Lay teachers rise as religious staff fall, raising budget pressures and potential closures within five years without aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Supreme Court
Mark Ernstmann
Springfield
Cape Girardeau
Southern Missouri
Ernstmann
State Department of Education
Kansas City-St. Joseph
Springfield-Cape Girardeau
Wichita
Kan
Salina
Kansas City- St. Josh
Msgr
C. J. Brown
Father Brown
Beloit
John Schmiedler
Thomas O’brien
Missouri Catholic Conference
Henry Gardner
Father Gardner
Two Ottawa Men Bound Over in Franklin County Rape Case
Willie E. Williams aged 18 of 128 S Poplar and Alfred E. Cooper aged 29 of Cleveland area were bound over by Franklin County Court to Franklin County District Court on rape charges. Probable cause was found for the July 22 incident involving a juvenile girl. Bond set at $10,000 each, both jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Franklin County District Court
Willie E. Williams
S. Poplar
Alfred E. Cooper
Cleveland
Franklin County Court
Williams
Cooper
Man Killed Near Wellsville
Ronald G. Goodbar aged 38 from Coffeyville died about noon Thursday likely from electrocution while attempting to start an oil well pump. He and coworker Charles P. Marlin were working two miles south and a half mile west of Wellsville. Franklin County Sheriff's Department investigated the 11:45 a.m. accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Ronald G. Goodbar
Coffeyville
Goodbar
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Charles P. Marlin
Okla
Franklin County
Wall Street nudges higher as investors stay cautious
The noon Dow Jones average rose 1.09 to 850.54 as stock prices edged up in slow trading. The Labor Department reported a 5.8 percent unemployment rate in June. Analysts called the figure satisfactory but noted it unsettled investors. Rails airlines metals and motors were mixed with steels down while most other categories gained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Department
Tate
Library Notes: Notable Young Adult Reading List
A reading guide from Detroit’s Choice lists titles for young readers and general audiences. Works include Child of the Sea by Elizabeth Goudge and Inside the Third Reich by Albert Speer, with varied themes from history and biography to future forecasts and social critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Goudge
Charles II
Jessamyn West
Mary Stewart Merlin
Catherine Drinker Bowen
Drinker
Alvin Toffler
America
Charles Reich
Third Reich
Albert Speer
Hitler
Joanne Greenberg
Frank Graham
Rachel Carson
Shirley Chisholm
U.S
Brooklyn
Dorothy Parker
John Keats
Detroit
The
Detroit Public Library
Michigan
Hike Urged In Faculty Salaries
State Rep. Donn J. Everett urges salary increases for Kansas faculty in 1972. He letters Kansas Board of Regents chair Paul Wunsch, backing 8 percent raises for KU and K State and 10 percent at other institutions in 1973, warning of morale decline and potential union action if ignored. Governor Docking, visiting Minnesota, could not comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Donn J. Everett
Manhattan
Paul Wunsch
Kansas Board of Regents
Everett
Robert Docking
Board of Regents
University of Kansas
Kansas State University
Wunsch
Kansas
Docking
Minnesota
Kansas National Guard
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Edwin Schwarz Kansas
First published August 4 1971 last published August 20 1971 Probate Court Franklin County Kansas matter of the estate of Edwin E Schwarz petition filed by Ruby M Schwarz widow and heir seeks determination of descent of stocks bonds and other property owned by deceased written defenses due by September 3 1971 at 10 am Ottawa Franklin County Kansas court Stevens Brand Brand attorneys for petitioner Ruby M Schwarz petitioner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Kansas
Edwin &. Schwarz
State of
Ruby M. Schwarz
Edwin E. Schwarz
Ottawa
State of Kansas
Frankily
da F. Reichard
Ida F. Reichard
Wayne E. Reichard
Ida F Reichard
The
William H. Schneider
Charles Ryan Jr
Chas, Ryan Jr
District Court
Thomas E. McMillen
Estates and Executors Notices from Franklin County
Notices in Franklin County Kansas announce petitions for final settlement of the estate of John G Dodds with co administratrices Shirley L Cramer and Linda F Kile, creditors urged to file defenses by August 30 1971, Ottawa court. Other notices appoint Ida F Reichard and Clarence Shaw estates administrators and ad ministratrices with nine month creditor claims periods.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anderson County Hospital
Mattie Gault
Richmond
the Bandits
Naomi
Raby's Ambulance Service, Inc
Marie Lomas Hackler
South Main
St. Luke’s Hospital
Reed’s
University of Kansas Medical Center
George F. Hull
RFD
Beauceant
Pence
Worden
MAC and Rhythm Ramblers
Naomi’s Club
K.C
Rocky Woods
Associated Press
Albany
Albu’que
Amarillo
Des Moines
Duluth
Fairbanks
Mrh
Worth
Green Bay
Houston
City
the Daily Report
Charlotte E. Larios
Define M. Larios Jr
Overland Park
Julia Elizabeth Pankov
KC Markets
Wall Street
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Medaniel
Hattie Viola McDaniel
Lamb-Roberts
Paul W.pentz
Stanton Cemetery
Rantoul
Library Notes
Ruby M
Schwarz
Paul Damron
jDamvont
North Main
Towner
Said
John G. Dodds
Shirley L. Cramer
Linda F. Kile
Nirley L. Cramer
Gleason
Pinet & Jordan
Chid
Thomas E. Gleason
Altys
Winter & Green
First National Bank Bldg
Clarence Shaw
Hazel M. Bones
First National Bank
Ottawa, Kansas
Skoog
Uapellunta
Cline Oney
Ransom Memorial
St. Luke’s Hospitals
Bud Duvall
Bud Gollier
Harrin
Boyd Whitcher Sr
K&r
Hawthrone
Davis
Davis Paint
South Oak
Cypress
South Hickory
North Cherry
Avon
Peoria
Todd Stockstill
Bob i Robbins
Farm Bureau Insurance
Ottawa Herald
Playhouse Toy Company
Betty Weaver
W. Wea
Paola
Scott
Liberty
Centerville
Blue
Department
State’ Road
Princeton
New Jersey
General Services
Sentaobie
Pickering
Sutton
Gene Dyer
Bennie Stinson
Eeenie
Lloyd Aacclure
Ednard Hoopes
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