Local brief notes on ads and notices in Ottawa paper
Brief items list staff moves, events, and local notices. Jay Treadway leaves Herald ads for Salina Journal. KU alum. Music and dance nights at various venues. police investigate theft of valve covers. Old Depot Museum opening. church and social events. Air Force Sergeant Aldridge earns commendations and heads to Thailand. local diners advertise menus. graduates and scholarships noted. Social Security rep visit scheduled. local clergy service ads. hospital observation notice. community ice cream social planned.
Colleges in Kansas to share 283400 federal LEEP funds
Kansas colleges will receive 283400 in federal Law Enforcement Education Program funds for 1972. Wichita State University will get about 176000, 64 percent of the grant, to support law enforcement related studies for employees and full time degree students. Listed Kansas institutions and their allocations include Barton County Community Junior College 20000 Cowley County Community Junior College 3900 Fort Hays State College 2200 Friends University 4800 Hutchinson Community Junior College 15000 Johnson County Community Junior College 8000 Kansas State University 10000 Kansas Wesleyan 3500 Marymount College 1000 Ottawa University 4000 Tabor College 6000 University of Kansas 4000 Washburn University 13000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kansas
Law Enforcement Education Program
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Wichita State University
Barton County Community Junior College
Great Bend
Cowley County Community Junior College
Arkansas City
Fort Hays State College
Hays
Friends University
Wichita
Hutchinson Community Junior College
Johnson County Community Junior College
Kansas State University
Kansas Wesleyan
Salina
Marymount College
Ottawa University
Tabor College
Hillsboro
University of Kansas
Washburn University
Topeka
Weather data snapshot with highs and lows
Friday forecast shows a high of 90 and a low of 65. Year ago today recorded highs were 98 and lows 44. The date’s record high is 113 from 1936 and record low 54 from 1920. Hourly temperatures end at 84.
Marriages, medals, and local accident reports in Ottawa area
The edition lists marriage licenses for Dale William Mitchell and Sharon Kay Mosher and for William L. Smith with Wanda L. Record and Jack Randolph Elder Jr. with Connie Gail Burlingham. It notes service awards for a veteran and graveside rites at St. Patrick's Cemetery Emerald. Friday two vehicle accidents report injuries none, with drivers Banksley, Guyett, Reiter, Ragan, Crawford, Campbell identified along with ages and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale William Mitchell
Garden Grove
Calif
Sharon Kay Mosher
Wellsville
William L. Smith
Legal Age
Ottawa
Wanda L. Record
Jack Randolph Elder Jr
Connie Gail Burlingham
Fifteenth and
Ash
George C. Banksley
Kansas City
Howard Guyett
South Main
Caroline
Crawford
S. Cedar
William L. Campbell
Princeton Rfd
Police citations list for Ottawa area motorists
The Ottawa Police Department issued citations for Thomas A. Ingram 46 of 313 S. Cherry speeding 46 in a 30 mph zone Clifford L. Reeves 19 of 710 N. Main speed exhibition Phillip P. Espinosa 30 of 717 Lincoln speeding 55 in a 40 Marvin L. Ragan 40 of 221 E. 3rd no valid Kansas driver’s license Posted $100 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Police Department
Thomas A. Ingram
S. Cherry
Clifford L. Reeves
N. Main
Phillip P. Espinosa
Lincoln
Marvin L. Ragan
Kansas
Funeral Notice for Monica E Collins at St Patrick's Emerald
A Rosary and Mass were held for Monica E. Collins of Williamsburg at St Patrick's Catholic Church Emerald. July 27 Mass by Rev Leonard Moran, July 28 concelebrated Mass by Rev Jack Harrington with five concelebrants. Pallbearers include Dan Moran Bernard Moran Maurice Moran Mike Collins Paul Collins Pat Collins. Mrs Collins served in the Army Nurse Corps from 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monica E. Collins
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Emerald
Leonard Moran
Williamsburg
Jack Harrington
Dan Moran
Bernard Moran
Maurice Moran
Mike Collins
Paul Collins
Pat Collins
Collins
Army Nurse Corps
Death of Baldwin youth Robert E Seyler
Robert Eugene Seyler 17 of Baldwin died about May 15 near Baldwin in a Douglas County Lake incident. His skeletal remains were found July 7 in a four foot drainage pipe below the dam and identified by authorities after tests. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. at Damron-Towner Chapel with burial at Wellsville Cemetery. He was born May 20, 1953 in Ottawa, and survived by his mother Annabel Seyler and grandmother Belle Sholtz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E £. Seyler
Damron-Towner Chapel
Robert Eugene Seyler
Baldwin
Douglas County
W. K. Bhunk
Wellsville
Seyler
University of Kansas Anthropology Department
Ottawa
Karl and
Annabel Sholtz Seyler
Baldwin High School
Baldwin Baptist Church
Annabel Seyler
Belle Sholtz
RFD 2
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions list includes Manfred Wilis and Mrs Manfred Wilis of Philadelphia along with Steven Darnes and Friday Lee Gregg of Philadelphia. Dismissals note Mrs Dorsett Markham and her son from Quenemo on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manfred Wilis
Philadelphia
Steven Darnes
Lee Gregg
N. Mulberry
Dorsett Markham
Tractor Pull At Fair Draws 750 To Richmond Event
A Friday Richmond Fair tractor pull drew about 750 spectators. Twenty two tractors from multiple towns competed across eight classes with heavy sled loads and names like Purple Power and Blue Angel. Livestock judging crowned champions in sheep dairy and swine, with a grand parade at 6 30 p m and trophy awards at 9 30 p m followed by a band and Philtones program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Eudora
Iola
Paola
Mapleton
Centerville
Colony
Blue Mound
Dan Spillman
Kincaid
Kenny Storrer
Laurance Crawford
Humboldt
Gene Sutherland
Leroy
Marvin Stites
Merle Schneider
Henry Moody
Julie Ratliff
Westphalia
Jeff van Horn
Ottawa
Lorena Croucher
Bill Poovey
Former Ottawan Dr C O Banta Named Outstanding Educator
Dr C O Banta, who taught in Ottawa from 1926 to 1941 and later led vocational adult education, was honored as an Outstanding Educator after a career spanning Ottawa High School to Trinidad State Junior College in Colorado where he served as dean of vocational education until retirement in 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Banta
America
Banta
Trinidad State
Junior College
Trinidad
Colo
Ottawa High School
Rangers Set Records With 109 Points and 259 Goals
The New York Rangers set a team record last season with 109 NHL points, surpassing the old mark of 92, on a record 259 goals. Their previous goal high was 246.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Rangers
Ordinance Establishing Princeton Planning Commission Kansas
Legal notice outlines creation of a seven member planning commission for Princeton Kansas. It specifies qualifications with five city residents and two outside members within three miles, three year terms, appointment by Mayor with Council consent, monthly meetings, chairman and secretary appointments, quorum and record keeping, and the commission's powers and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planning Commission
Princeton
Kansas
City Planning Commission
City Government
Kansas City Ordinance Approved August 1971 Publication
Probate Court hearing notice for the estate of Henry L Wernsmen Deceased filed by Henry J Wernsman administrator seeks final settlement account attorney fees determination of heirs and asset distribution Defenses due by August 23 1971 at 10 30 am in Ottawa Kansas court Roy L Cole attorney for administrator
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
William Bronson
Roberta J. Donart
State of
Henry J. Wernstan
Henry L. Wernsmen
Ottawa
Henry J. Wernsman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jay
Treadway
Herald
Salina Journal
The
Blue Notes
Wellsville VF W. Adv
Fourth and Walnut
Isaac
Armory
Adv
OLD Depot
W. E. Gilliland
Marvin Ross and
Country Gentlemen
VFW Hall
Free Methodist Church
R. Randel
Waverly
L. J. Mathey
AIR Force
Cornelius Aldridge Jr
Tremont
Aldridge
Thailand
K.C
Dave Coons
Ted L. Coons
Cowlitz
Vancouver
Heathman Oil Co
R. £. Lawson
Kan
Lawson
Richard S. Vinton
Eva M. Scheckel
Greeley
Ninth Marine Corps District
James D. Grounds
George Grounds
Thomas J. and
Margaret A. Strickley
Grounds
the Bandits
Naomi’s Club
Wilber Jackson Pharris Jr
H. J. Robinson
Pomona
Pharris
Maye Hynes
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Court House Lawn
Federal Mogul Bearings
McCord
Harry Smith
Far
Vaan
the Daily Report
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Color Guard
American Legion
Hull-Cromwell
VFW
Garnett
Clifford Sheler
Velma Sheler
S. Mulberry
U. S. Army
Fort Leonard Wood
Mowner
Robert E. Seyler
Damron-Towner
W. K. Blunk
David Miller
Royal Horse Artillery
West End Terrace
Londonderry
Ireland
Philtones
Ottawan Top
E. Wilson
U.S.D
U.S.D. No
Asst
Wm. E. White
Marvin P. Forker
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Said County
Henry L. Wernsman
Roy L. Cole
Garnett, Kansas
Atsecaneey
Onue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Marie Hackler
Jake
Davis Paint
S. Malin
Davis Paint Store
Gambles
Rock Creek School
Rantoul
South
Hickory
East 11Th
Tony C. Francka
Cottonwood Falls
General Services
Pickering Piano Service
Gene Dyer
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