Social Security outreach and local notices brief
R M Francis social security representative will visit Youth Center 115 W 4th Ottawa Aug 20 from 9 am to 12 noon for applications and inquiries. Dr J C South’s office closed Aug 16 to 23. Fire dept responded to Heathman Oil 1127 N Main Friday 12:55 pm. cleared by 1:10 pm with no damages. Yard sale 119 E Wilson Monday Aug 18. George M Andrews USN airman serving aboard USS Constellation. Red Barn Supper Club hosts The Searcher’s Country Western Swing Band from KC Friday and Saturday nights 10 pm to 2 am.
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R. M. Francis
Kansas City
Kansas
Ottawa Fire Department
Heathman Oil Company
N. Main
Red Barn
the Searcher
James Kipper Hospital Patient in Garnett Report
James Kipper of rural Richmond is listed as a patient at Anderson County Hospital in Garnett. Dance to Marvin Ross and The Country Gentlemen at the VFW Hall Saturday at 9 p.m. Admission price not stated.
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James Kipper
Richmond
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
Marvin Ross and
The
Country Gentlemen
VFW Hall
Ottawa Quarters Horse Show Draws 200 Entrants
About 200 entrants from 11 states attended the Ottawa Quarters Horse Association show at the Franklin County fairgrounds in rainy conditions. High-point horse was Smoke Eye, owned by Laurel Walker of Skull Valley Arizona. All-round youth honors went to a horse shown by Janey Walker of Maple City Kansas. The second of ten shows moves to Colony today.
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Ottawa Quarters Horse Association
Franklin County Fairgrounds
Tom Gleason
Arizona
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Illinois
Ottawa
Smoke Eye
Laurel Walker
Skull Valley
Ariz
Janey Walker
Maple City
Kaw
Colony Today
Land grants in Tonga give youths 4.25 acres at turning
In Tonga, each youth receives 4.25 acres of land when he turns the age of maturity, marking a traditional inheritance policy. The program links land allotment to coming-of-age rites and local governance continues to oversee allocations.
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Tonga
Rain Dampens Richmond Free Fair Crowds Yet Wins Are Plentiful
Rain marked the second day of the Richmond Free Fair but did not dampen attendance or judging. Grand champions included Paul Rickabaugh for swine and market pigs, Karen Shepherd for sheep, Jeff VanHorn as dairy female, Tim Morgan for beef bull, and Paul Winifred for beef male. Home Economics saw top honors for clothing, baking, canning, and flower displays. Centennial entries highlighted Memories of Yesteryear with Rick Campbell and Virginia Stephenson.
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Richmond Free Fair
Paul Rickabaugh
Greeley
Jerry Horstick
Richmond
Jeff VanHorn
Ottawa
Paul Winifred
Garnett
Tim Morgan
Kathy Adams
Anna Poss
Vernon Gregg
Quenemo
Rosalie Miller
Terry Wharton
Cockeral
Yesteryear
Rick Campbell
Virginia Stephenson
Floyd Maines
Nancy Richeson
Howard Oswald
Vicki Smith
Pear Ibison
Diane Campbell
Craig Kueser
Leland Kueser
Terry Turner
Jerry Turner
Timothy Spears
Sherman Spears
Michael Hermann
Harold Hermann
Clayton Erhart
Darrell Erhart
Brent Macklin
John Macklin
Pleasanton
Eldon Riley
Robert Peine
Berea Boosters
Dynamite
Lucky 18 Clubs
Kansas City Star Work Stoppage Ends and Eight Page Edition
Kansas City Star reports a work stoppage affecting morning and afternoon editions ended early today. An eight page edition is planned for this afternoon, with a fuller Sunday issue planned. Two International Typographical Union officers helped negotiate with the company and local officials. Nine union members were discharged after leaving, over a dispute centered on a woman printer whose case is under arbitration. Reinstatement of discharged workers begins today, and a full crew of printers is on duty. Some ads in Sunday’s paper cannot be processed.
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Kansas City
The
Kansas City Star
International Typographical Union
Gan
Appanoose Enrollment for Elementary to Eighth Grade
Enrollment for students at Appanoose elementary through eighth grade is due by Wednesday. A L last name enrollment window runs 8 a.m. to noon for A through L and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. for M through Z. Fees include book rental 4 to 8 dollars by grade, milk money 2.50 per semester, and lunch tickets 6 to 8 dollars for grades 1 through 8.
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Appanoose
Largest Plane To Be Revealed At National Air Exposition
The CHA, claimed as the world’s largest airplane, will headline the National Air Exposition weekend in Washington. Over 100,000 people are expected for combined air show and ground displays at Dulles International Airport. About 5,000 attended Friday’s invitation-only preview as Secretary Volpe noted leaders urging biennial expositions.
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Washington
Dulles International Airport
Hospital Notes and Rural Farm Reports From Ottawa and Vicinity
Admissions list Morris Ferguson Ottawa RFD 1 Thomas J Dassing Greeley Friday Larry Martin Quenemo RFD 2 Saturday Dismissals include Mrs Evelyn Simmons Cedarhouse Nursing Home George Miller Royal Manor Trailer Court Mrs Eva Dotson Ottawa Friday Paul Arnett Pomona Mrs Roger Bush Quenemo Saturday Emergency Charles Anderson 534 8 Cedar finger injury from pizza roller Saturday In Kansas City AP cattle hogs prices mixed and local cattle and sheep quotes from Ottawa area markets, Dassing accident near Ottawa injures internal injuries and car totaled, Kendall accident on Davis Road injuries none, multiple minor accidents on K-68 and K-33 plus police citations and obituaries for Leavey Silvey and Joyce Hudson Flora.
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Morris Ferguson
Ottawa Rfd
Thomas J. Dassing
Greeley
Larry Martin
Quenemo
Evelyn Simmons
Cedarhouse Nursing Home
George Miller
Royal Manor Trailer Court
Eva Dotson
Ottawa
Paul Arnett
Pomona
Roger Bush
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dalsing
Kansas Highway Patrol
Franklin County Sheriff's Office
Davis Road
Barry L. Kendall
Waverly Rfd 2
Franklin County Sheriff’s Office
Public Hearing Planned on Cypress Street Improvement Ottawa Kansas
The city of Ottawa Kansas will hold a public hearing August 27 1969 at 7 00 p m in City Hall to consider Cypress Street improvements from West Ninth to West Tenth Streets including 6 inch reinforced concrete pavement with 3 inch curb and 3 inch granular sub base. The cost estimate is 18100 with city wide share 6000 and bonds to be issued for the balance.
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Cypress Street
West Ninth Street
West Tenth Street
City OF
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
State of
Crestview Addition
Crestview
Lamar W. Phillips
Forest Park Shelter House
Ottawa No
Melvern
McKinley
Pomona
Delphian
Garnett
Anchor
Williamsburg
Waverly
Quenemo
Lane
Wellsville
al Masons
Britain Rejects Male Pill Development Over Abortions
London AP reports the government will not back development of a male contraceptive pill due to an "appalling" rise in abortions and high costs. Baroness Serota, health minister, said public funding is not justified.
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London
Britain
Baroness Serota
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Smithville
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