Local Briefs on injuries and a farewell church event
Emergency treatment was given at Ransom Memorial Hospital to several residents: Vicki Keeton 11 Paola for an ankle injury, Stephanie Mille 2 1820S Main for insect poison ingestion, Rodsney Crane 12 1110S Hickory for a knee injury from a creek fall, Margaret Cozad 8 Norman for a facial laceration, and Cheryl Lindholm Baldwin who was injured when her leg was caught between a gate and a horse. A farewell basket dinner for Rev and Mrs Richard Copeland will be held at 12:30 p.m. August 20 in New Hope Church basement. Everyone is welcome to attend.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Vicki Keéeton
Paola
Stephanie Mille
Main
Rodsney Crane
Hickory
Margaret Cozad
Norsman
Okla
Cheryl Lindholm
Baldwin
Richard Copeland
New Hope Church
Dusluth crewman earns Vietnam service vignette
ENS Fredrick A Gollier USNR son of Dr and Mrs Robert A Gollier 312 E 11th helped land Marines in Da Nang Vietnam aboard the amphibious transport dock Dusluth. Patio sale Maple Tues Furniture dishes bedding tools miscellaneous 9 to 4. Fred Perez son of Mrs Mary Perez 517 Willow returned home after an 8 week summer course at Castle Heights Military Academy Lebanon Tenn.
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ENS
Frederick A. Gollier
USNR
Robert A. Gollier
Nes
da Nang
Vietnam
Dusluth
Fred Perez
Mary Perez
Willow
Castle Heights Military Academy
Lebanon
Tenn
Butler and Golden reap pointed to university scholarship
Elizabeth Ann Butler and Margery Ann Golden are reappointed to a residence scholarship in Sellards Scholarship Hall at the University of Kansas. Their parents are Mr and Mrs Walter L Butler and Mr and Mrs Francis C Golden. Hostesses for events at Centennial Cabin and Depot Museum are named, and Gordon Kaub and Donna Casteel were treated at Ransom Memorial Hospital after injuries from a nail incident and bicycle accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ann Butler
Willow
Margery Ann Golden
S., Cedar
Sellards
University of Kansas
Walter L. Butler
Francis C. Golden
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Gordon Kaub
N. Poplar
Donna Casteel
Local Worker Fractures Arm in Barn Fall
Ivan McLees of Rural Richmond sustained a fracture to the left arm above the wrist after a fall in his barn loft Sunday. He was treated locally and is reported in stable condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan McLees
Richemond
Kansas Bay Helicopters Engage Guerrilla Base
Army lieutenants William Livingst on and Richard Green, piloting scout helicopters 40 miles west of Saigon, spotted a guerrilla base camp. Both helicopters were hit as they approached. Gunship pilots Bobby Pickeron and Wade Green Jr. returned fire, destroying the target area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
William Livingston
Galena
Kan
Richard Green
Lowell
Mass
Bobby Pickeron
Bristol, Fla
Wade M. Green Jr
Salt Lake City
Obituary notices from Ottawa area deaths listed
Mrs Sarah D Wilson 74 Agricola died Aug 18 after six week illness. Services 2 p.m. Monday Waverly Baptist Church burial Agricola Cemetery. Survived by husband Thomas Rainey Wilson and five sons Otis Honolulu Haswali Willard Donald Thomas David. Horace L Tipton 73 Hollywood formerly Ottawa died in Los Angeles nursing home. Services noon Monday Inglewood Park Chapel Survived by wife Ida V Tipton two sons Arthur Clark Charles W Tipton daughter Race Strauss two brothers sister. Virginia Polk Price 93 826 Ash died at 11:20 a.m. Friday. Services 2 p.m. Monday Towner Chapel Burial Princeton Cemetery Surviving two sons H L Price James P Price daughter Mrs John R McEche ron ten grandchildren eleven great grandchildren two half brothers and two half sisters. John Mac Daniel Falls died Aug 14 Anderson County Hospital. Funeral Wednesday Farris Chapel Garnett burial Garnett Cemetery Born December 20 1883 near Richmond farmer wed Hattie Burlingham January 9 1918 Survived by wife three sons Clifford Donald Charles Garnett Ottawa two daughters Frances Cunningham Garnett Virginia Martz Greeley sister Myrtle Sieineke Eugene Ore brother Frank Whittier Calif 12 grandchildren numerous nieces nephews Casketbearers named.]
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Virginia A, Price
Virginia Polk Price
Ash
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Towner Chapel
Chester A. Hall
Princeton Cemetery
Price
Perryville
John M. Lineney
Lucy Ellen (Pate) Linsney
Ottawa
Missouri
L. Sherman Price
Nevada
First United Presbyeterian Church
Forrest Price
H. L. Price
James P. Price
Kansas City
John McDaniel Falls
John MacDaniel Falls
Anderson County Hospital
Charles
Frances Cunningham
Garnett
Virginia Martz
Greeley
Myrtle Sieineke
Eugene
Ore
Frank
Whittier
Calif
Bud Wright
Greg Lickteig
Virgil Ashburn
Alvin Lutz
Emory Zasetrow
Billy Askins
Israel Jordan Trade Charges Over Refugee Repatriation
Israeli and Jordanian officials traded claims of inefficiency in repatriating Jordanian refugees from Israeli held territory after only 355 reached home Friday. Red Cross estimated up to 1,000 would cross Allenby Bridge and Umm As-Shurat, as crossings paused for the Jewish Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenby Bridge
Jordan
Israel
Red Cross
Umm As-Shurat
Jordan River
Interior Ministry
Refugee Committee
Abdullah Rafee
Roland Troyon
Levi Eshkol
Eshkol
Sign Stays Genoa As Mao Sign Protest Persists
In Genoa Italy AP reports the Li Ming cargo ship remains berthed amid protests after skipper Captain Ku Fueshan refused to haul down a Mao Tse-tung sign. He demands apology, damages for detention, crew feeding and cargo unloading while Italian authorities withhold fresh water supplies and crew land access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Italy
Mao Tse-tung
Ku Fueshan
Itailians
Value Of Life Of Ottawan's Niece
The Ottawa niece and her 13 year old daughter seek a kidney transplant costing about 30 thousand dollars. The Orange Chamber of Commerce, where the niece once worked, aims to raise the remaining funds after five thousand dollars had been collected. The story notes a prior successful similar fundraiser and expects favorable results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calif
Chame Ber of Commerce
Ottawa
The
Herald
Gilbert Smith
Willow
D. D. McGuire
County Court fines small-town driving and license charges
In county court, Clifford R. Crump 48 of Pomona pleaded guilty to driving 71 in a 60 mph zone north of Ottawa and paid 11 dollars plus costs. Larry D. Hensie k 19 of Ottawa paid fines for running a stop sign. James A. Wilkins 19 of New Orleans pleaded guilty to no current auto registration. Harry H. Cathcard 40 paid a 100 dollar fine and 30 day jail term suspended on license suspension. Richard J. Rankin 24 had charges for illegal display of registration plates dismissed. Leon J. Rommel fanger 33 of Garnett pleaded guilty to speeding 100 in a 75 mph zone and paid 51 dollars. Michael Browne 55 of Emporia pleaded guilty to improper passing near Williamsburg and paid 10 dollars. Max D. Borror 23 of Lawrence pleaded guilty to no current driver’s license and paid 15 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford R. Crump
Pomona
Ottawa
Larry D. Hensiek
S. Cedar
James A. Wilkins
New Orleans
Harry H. Cathcard
Ash
Richard J. Rankin
Leon J. Rommelfanger
Garnett
Michael Browne
Eme Poria
Will Liamsburg
Max D. Borror
Lawerence
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions list includes Sheri Detwiler Rantoul Richard Gilliland Pomona Charles Kimball Lane Carey Hill North Platte Neb Jerry Smith North Platte Neb Friday. Dismissals listed for Mrs Frank Barnes 904 W 6th Mrs A K Watts and son 624 W Wilson Kathy and Jerry Hollingsworth 804 Ash Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri Detwiler
Rantoul
Richard Gilliland
Pomona
Charles Kimball
Lane
Carey Hill
North Platte
Neb
Jerry Smith
Frank Barnes
A. K. Watts and Son
W. Wilson
Kathy
Jerry Hollingsworth
Ash
Seminar Ends For 4-H Girls At Rock Springs Ranch
Today marks the end of a citizenship seminar at Rock Springs Ranch state 4-H Camp. Six area high school girls attended the sixth annual meeting of the conference on government and economics including Colleen Riley of Richmond and Martha Coffman of Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs Ranch
Conference On Government and Economics
Colleen Riley
J. W. Riley
Richemond
Martha Coffman
Floyd Coffeman
Ottawa
Lisa Birzer
John Birzer
Pomona
Jean Gleisberg
Lloyd Gleisberg
Wellsville
Jo Ellen Coughenour
James Coughenour
Sandra Bulmer
David Bulmer
Baldwin's Man In Soviet Russia
A Baldwin resident travels to Leningrad University to study Russian youth camps as part of a KU and University of Colorado summer language institute. The six weeks of language study, a three week Soviet tour, two weeks in Europe, and 10 hours college credit are included in the program. Michael Toler, son of Bill G Toler, is among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Leningrad University
Michael Toler
Bill G. Toler
University of Kansas
University of Colorado
Leningrad
Soviet Union
Europe
Funeral for Ray Roberts Held at Central Methodist Church
Ray Roberts died August 14 and funeral services were held August 18 at the Central Methodist Church with Rev. Lynn Myers officiating. Pallbearers included Lloyd Neal John Horne L T Pattie George Turrell Lyle Suthere land Albert Timberlake and others. Hymns were sung by Rev. William E Hurtig and Forrest Bond with Dorothy Binns on piano. Burial followed at Central Cemetery with an American Legion service led by David Bunch and Joel Towner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Roberts
Central Methodist Church
Lynn Myers
Hone Crary
Lloyd Neal
John Horne
L. T. Pattie
George Turrell
Lyle Suthereland
Albert Timberlake
Fred Young
Arthur Dehn
Harry Sutton
Charles Bush
Alfred Starosta
D. I. Goodwill
Ace
W. F. Linden
Claude Smith
Len Shepherd
Eugene Hart
Jesse Edge
Herbert Johnson
William E. Hurtig
Forrest Bond
Dorothy Binns
Central Cemetery
David Bunch
Joel Towner
American Legion
Two men placed on probation in boat theft case
Thomas P. Tschantz and Frank Henry Gervais pleaded guilty to grand larceny for stealing a 12 foot $100 aluminum boat from Cecil Frienden’s dock near Pomona. They received three years probation and were ordered to pay court-appointed attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macrais Des Cygnes
Thomas P. Tschantz
Frank Henry Gervais
S. Oak
Cecil Frienden
Pomona
Fairbanks Floodwaters Recede Inch by Inch
Fairbanks residents see floodwaters along the Chena River ease, revealing silt and debris as warnings persist for Tanana River rises. Nenana evacuates most residents, and the Alaska disaster office plans to evacuate a hospital if needed in Tanana while authorities assess shelter options for the town’s 500 residents. Some 15,000 displaced Fairbanks residents slowly return to cleanup duties as subarctic winter nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Alaska
Chena River
U.S. Weather Bureau
Tanana
Weather Bureau
Tanana River
Nenana
Alaska Disaster Office
Anchorage
Yukon River
Financial Statement and Probate Notice in Kansas
A 1967 financial report lists reserve funds totaling 721 051 11 and total funds 967 763 98 with entries for depreciation, bond sinking and electric reserves. It also details the probate petition in Franklin County for Maggie Plough estates sale of real property to pay debts and taxes, with a hearing set for August 30 1967 in Ottawa Kansas and attorney representation by Anderson and Byrd.
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Kansas
Franklin County
Maggie Plough
John L. Richeson
Magegie Plough
Missouri Pacific Railroad
S.W
Benjamin Heidner
Office of Register of Deeds
Ottawa
Franklin Coune Ty
Police News Cited Teens in Local Incidents
Danny C. Stitt 17 Balde win cited Friday on charges that he was thrown onto the street by persons riding in his car. Roger C. Cowden 17 Princeton cited Thursday on careless driving in 1500 block of South Main. Glenn A Conus 20 925 S. Main cited Friday on loitering in 800 block of North Mulberry with $100 bond. John R. King 21 Wellsville RFD 1 cited Thursday on careless driving in 200 and 300 blocks of West Third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny C. Stitt
Baldewin
Roger C. Cowden
Princeton
South Main
Glenn A
Conus
S. Main
North Mulberry
John R. King
Wellsville
RFD 1
West Third
Ottawa Father Gets The Call To Induction
An Ottawa man aged 22 was ordered to report to Kansas City for Army induction after failing to inform his draft board that his wife had given birth in July. The local Selective Service rules allow deferment for fathers, but only if pregnancy or birth is reported before induction orders are issued. The board clerk, Miss LaVey Maxeine Louk, cited rules that prevent public disclosure of the name and stated the induction would proceed on August 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Army
Franklin County Selective Service Board
Selective Service
LaVey
MaXe Ine Louk
Miss Louk
Marriage Licenses for Bowman Reed Bell Butts Allan Callaghan
Henry W. Bowman aged 54 of Care bondale weds Catherine C. Reed 35 of Lyndon. George S. Bell 21 of Pomona marries Shirley N. Butts 17 of Quen emo. Michael G. Allan 20 of Ottawa weds Kathleen M. Callaghan 16 of Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Bowman
Carebondale
Catherine C. Reed
Lyndon
George S. Bell
Pomona
Shirley N. Butts
Quenemo
Michael G. Allan
Ottawa
Kathleen M. Callaghan
Monthly Ottawa Kansas City Clerk July 31 1967 report
City Clerk of Ottawa Kansas publishes comprehensive July 31 1967 monthly financial close. Funds include Airport 322919.30 Band 1676.91 Bond and Interest 31139.19 Cem Highland 1310.17 Cemetery Highwood Reserve 970.06 Care Walsh lot 450.13 Hope Park care 236.61 Construction negative 179845.51 Flood Control 2302.21 Gen Operation 52801.31 Library 213854.25 Parking Meter 4336.26 Retirement 4777.81 Social Security 4858.62 Spec License WeWay 6181.74 Water Let Dept 164856.11 Parking Meter King 1574.31 Parking Meter Reserve 7700.00 Parking Meter Repr
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Ottawa
Kansas
Highland
Walsh, Lot Perp
Hope P. Care
WeWay
Wtr
Prk
Mtr
S’king
g.Mtr
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Ellis
Jennie Wisdom
E. V. Lash
Jessie Harold
Marguerite Reed
Kathryn McClure
Bob Roberts
Andy Voelmeck
Depot Museum
Kansas Bay
Pickeron
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Thieu
Sarl D, Wilson
Sarah D. Wilson
Agricola
Emeroria
Waverly Baptist Church
Tom Foneney
Agricola Cemetery
Mrs. Wilson
Harding
Thomas Rainey Wilson
Otis Wilson
Honolulu
Haswali
Willard Wilson
Southgate
Donald Wilson
Norwalk
Thomas Wilson
Lubbock
Tex
David
Horace L. Tipton
Hollywood
Los Angeles
E. H. Tipton
California
Inglewood Park Chapel
Inglewood
Ida V. Tipton
Arthur Clark
Boulder
Colo
Charles W. Tipton
Race Strauss
van Nuys
Nelson Tipton
Edegar Tipton
Manhattan Beach
Fred Disque
Ottawan
Soviet
Russia
Chena
Walter J. Hickel
Walsh Lot
Hope
Donald R. Capper
State of Kansas
Anderson & Byrd
First National Bank
Police News
Louis Dengel On
Aero
Joe Towner
Caiapel Dependable Ambulance Service
North Main Phonl
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