Youth bicycle on sidewalks sparks city warning
Police Chief Eugene Flaherty cautions youths violate sidewalk bicycle ban. repeat offenders face seizure of bikes and 10 days detainment.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1971
Page
4
Counterfeit Money Sighted Across Kansas Spur Alert
A bank official reports a counterfeit twenty dollar bill passed at First National Bank in Lawrence Aug 12. Similar fakes appeared in Lawrence earlier this week and in Hutchinson. Bills carry serials K29705626B and K26006537B. Ottawa note was 1244608474. Authorities received a car description but have no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Lawrence
Associated Press
Hutchinson
Ottawa
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Mary Jane Harder Kansas
In Probate Court Franklin County Kansas the petition for administration of Mary Jane Harder deceased is filed by Clarence L Harder. The hearing will be September 22 1971 at 11 00 am in Ottawa Kansas. Defenses must be filed. Also cites Ordinance No 266 on city sanitation facility hours in Pomona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Kansas
Mary Jane Harder
State of
Clarence L. Harder
Ottawa
South Mulberry
Coffman, Jones & Hederstedt
Lyndon
Pomona
Clarence Shaw
Princeton
Towitt
Hazel M. Bones
District Court
Randy Eugene Wyrick
Shirley Ann Carpenter
Randy Eugene Carpenter
Court House
Ruby
Drake Dennis
Arthur J. Dennis
Roy C. Wood
Leona Magee Wood
Thelma DeForest
Township
Range
University
Frank L. Snook
Elsie E. Snook
Hang Invest
Walsh
Hope
Park Mtr. Oper
C.u.p
W &L Dept
Orlin W. Smith
Funeral notices and service details in Lawrence area
Obituaries and notices report the death of Mrs. Mabel Belle Babcock with services at Dengel and Son Mortuary and burial at Evergreen Mound. James LeRoy Turner, born 1906 in Cincinnati, dies at Baldwin. survived by wife and children, with funeral at Lamb Funeral Home and Oakwood Cemetery burial. several admissions and dismissals listed, plus local emergency and traffic citations, divorce filing, and marriage licenses in the county docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Leroy Turner
Baldwin Rfd
Turner
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pearl Logan
Ottawa
Western Star Masonic Lodge
Lawrence
Rete
Lydia Foster
Joh
Joyce‘Gulley
Eens Mo
Sharon Brown
Edward LeRoy Turner
San Francisco
Calif
The
Lamb Funeral Home
Baldwin
Oakwood Cemetery
W. S. Sims
Police Chief Warns Speeders Near School Crosswalks
Police Chief Eugene Flaherty warned residents to heed reduced speeds in school zones on the first day of school. He cited violations at several city intersections including East Fifteenth with West Fifteenth intersecting Ash and North Main near the Massasoit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Flaherty
East Fifteenth
West Fifteenth
Ash Plus
North Main
Massasoit
Rape Case Bound Over to District Court
A Williamsburg man Lester L. Bishop was bound over to Franklin County District Court for attempted rape on August 16 in the county. Bishop remains free on a $5,000 bond after being bound over this morning from Franklin County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Lester L. Bishop
Franklin Franklin County
Bishop
Franklin County
Guest Speaker Rev Falley to speak at First Assembly Church
Rev Gerald L Falley an Assembly of God missionary to West Africa will speak at First Assembly of God Church Thirteenth and Mulberry Sunday at 1050 am The minister organized the Good News literature and evangelism effort distributing about four million gospel pieces He will show slides of Africa work Public invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald L. Falley
Assembly of God
West Africa
Assembly of God Church
Mulberry
Falley
Africa
Church Camp Seeks Families for Labor Day Weekend
The Kangas Conferences of the United Methodist Church will sponsor two family camps over Labor Day weekend Sept 4 to Sept 6. One camp at Camp Chippewa and another at Lakeside Center near Scott City offer cabins for those without campers. Chippewa guests may stay in tepees or A frames. Mr and Mrs Allen L Unruh of 329 Willow will direct the 14th annual Chippewa camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kangas Conferences
United Methodist Church
Camp Chippewa
Lakeside Center
Scott City
Allen L. Unruh
Willow
Chippewa
Jaycees Help School Open and Map Crossings
Jaycees Ottawans prepare for the school year by opening a new program Friday. Members distributed pamphlets Wednesday to inform residents where all the town crossings are located.
Funeral services for Mrs Mabel B Babcock
Funeral services for Mrs Mabel B Babcock will be held Tuesday at 10:00 am at the Mortuary with Bishop Lawrence Day officiating. Interment will follow at Evergreen Mound Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel B. Babcock
Mabel Belle Babcock
Lawrence
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Bishop Lawrence Day
Evergreen Mound Cemetery
Pomona sanitation hours and nonresident entry fees ordinance
Pomona city adopts sanitation facility rules open Tuesdays and Saturdays from 10:00 am to 7:00 pm. Residents receive nontransferable free entry permits while nonresidents pay fees per vehicle type at each entry. Ordinance takes effect after official publication. dated August 13, 1971, with attestation by City Clerk and Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Franklin County
Kansas
Kanss
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