Calvary Church Briefs and Local Roster Notes
Sunday guest speakers at Calvary Baptist Church include Rev. John Kerr at 11 am and Harding Bratten of the Jantz Brothers Evangelistic team from Germany at 7:45 pm. Other items note a dance by The Bandits at Naomi's Club, camp attendance by Rick McFadden, a bicycle accident injury for Mike Fitzgerald, an ice cream social, a CPA exam achievement for James Sands, ArmyPrivate Dennis Weiss at Fort Hood, and social security services availability on Aug 11.
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OU Receives Workstudy Grant In 1972 Kansas Aid
Ottawa University among 55 Kansas colleges to share 1.87 million dollars in U S Office of Education workstudy grants. The program funds salaries at 80 percent for campus jobs aiding 5,843 Kansas students. OU gets 48,068 for 126 students. Kansas State 208,340 for 650. Kansas 176,590 for 559. Emporia State 173,890 for 540. Health professions aid totaling 492,072 also funded.
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Turner rites set for Centropolis farmer at Lamb Roberts
The obituary notes James F. Turner 95 of Centropolis died Friday at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Funeral at 2 p.m. Monday at Lamb Roberts with Dr. Roy W. Browning Sr. officiating. Turner born Sept 18 1875 west of Centropolis was a farmer and stockman, married Myrtle May Plake in 1900. He is survived by six daughters Opal Gage Iva Curby Thelma Raulston Zella Fleming Eva Broussard Oma Meister two sons Earl R. Turner Vilas N. Turner 15 grandchildren 18 great grandchildren. Burial Highland Cemetery. Friends may call Lamb Roberts from Sunday morning.
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Jim) F. Turner
Centropolis
Ransom Memorial Hospital
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Roy W. Browning Sr
Ottawa University
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Henry
Ann Sherron Turner
Myrtle May Plake
Ottawa
Opal Gage
Shreveport
Iva Curby
S. Elm
Thelma Raulston
Cheyenne
Wyo
Zella Fleming
Oklahoma City
Okla
Eva Broussard
New
Troops Mistakenly Shoot Truck Driver in Belfast
A delivery truck driver was killed by British troops in Belfast's Springfield Road after witnesses said the shooting was a mistake. The assailants fired when they believed they were under attack at a control point and red light. The driver, married with six children, was one of the 28 deaths in Northern Ireland since January amid ongoing violence.
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Mississippi pivots as moderates win runoff edge
In Mississippi the Democratic gubernatorial runoff spot goes to Lt. Gov. Charles Sullivan and attorney Bill Waller after they captured 60 percent in the primary, while two segregationists trailed. The contest focused on highways, schools and jobs, with race playing a minimal role. Observers call this a new era as potential general election foe Charles Evers looms.
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Manager-Everett Siegele Promoted at Arlington GM Plant
Everett C Siegele of Arlington Texas, a Princeton High School graduate and Kansas State University alum, has been promoted to manager of General Motors Plant Arlington. He began with GM in 1947 at the Fairfax plant in Kansas City and is the son of Mrs Otto Siegele and the late Otto Siegele of Princeton. The notice also lists Ottawa Kansas bid proceedings for 1971 concrete pavement project and a district court suit in Franklin County Kansas, including defendants Judy K Rice and William L McElfresh Jr.
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Siegele
Princeton
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Fairfax
Kansas City
Otto Siegele
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Kansas
City Hall
Orlin W. Smith
Judy K. Rice
William L. McElfresh Jr
State of
William L. McElfresh
Record MS Helpers Open 1971 Hope Chest Appeal
August 16 marks the opening of the Ottawa Chapter National MS Society Hope Chest appeal led by chairman Mrs Eva Hanes. A record 208 volunteers will ring doorbells to collect for Ottawa MS patient services, family support, and research programs.
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Petition Filed For 75000 Damages In Auto Collision
John C. Green files in Franklin County District Court Kansas seeking 75000 damages from an April 1969 auto collision. Respondents must plead by September 13, 1971 in Ottawa Kansas. failure leads to judgment. Leonard W. McAnarney of Lyndon, attorney for plaintiff.
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Franklin County
Kansas
John Q. Green
Jre
District Court
John C. Green
Ottawa
Leonard W. McAnarney
Lyndon
Atty
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Henry L Weinsman
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas estate of Henry L Weinsman deceased. Henry J Wernsmn Administrator seeks final settlement and heirs determination with fees and asset distribution. Defenses must be filed by August 23 1971 at 10:30 a.m. in Ottawa Kansas. Roy L Cole Garnett Kansas attorney for Administrator.
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Franklin County
Henry L. Weinsman
Henry J. Wernsman
Henry L. Wernsman
Ottawa
Henry J. Weinsman
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