Community Briefs Parade of Local Ads and Events
A long list of community notices includes church bazaars at Trinity Church and Homewood School chili supper, dances at Naomi's Club and Eagles, a Wellsville VFW trapshoot, free candle making, craft wreaths, and Social Security info with R.E. Lawson at Ottawa Youth Center. Local shops advertise new locations and specials, plus styling salons and coffee shop menus.
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R.E. Lawson
Kansas City
Ottawa Youth Center
W. 4Th
Lawson
Irish Cafe Hit By Blast
In Belfast a downtown fast food restaurant was hit by a gelignite blast as a terrorist warned diners to evacuate. Six people were injured and the cafe was left in rubble. Earlier a Northern Ireland girl died after IRA gunmen shot at police at a road accident scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Turner and Nordyke Services and Rural Ottawa Notices
Obituaries for Clarice Ethel Turner and Ray Nordyke note services held at Ives Chapel United Methodist Church Baldwin and Damron Towner Chapel with burial at Sutton Cemetery Baldwin and Evergreen Mound Cemetery rural Ottawa. Also listed are numerous Kansas traffic and court notices, including speeding and alcohol offenses, plus Ethel Daisy Loyd funeral service details at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home Ruhamah Cemetery Rantoul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarice E. Turner
Clarice Ethel Turner
Ives Chapel United Methodist Church
Baldwin
C. S. Coldsmith
Dana Hobson
Russell Greer
Earl Clary
Owen Turner
Harry North
Edward Revey
Orvil Embrey
Robert Embrey
Sutton Cemetery
Ray Nordyke
Damron-Towner Chapel
James McCrossen
Melvin Clevenger
Paul Damron
Joe Ferns
Ron Haug
Kreston Norris
Dave Ikenberry
Arthur Machlan
Gardner Hayden
Ron Nordyke
Bob Nordyke
Don Nordyke
Marc Jacques
Martin Jacques
Michael Seager
Evergreen Mound Cemetery
Ottawa
Lamb-Roberts
Paul W. Pentz
Ruhamah
Rantoul
Miss Loyd
Franklin County
Arlis Loyd
Pearl Davidson
Harry Loyd
N. Oak
Ralph Loyd
Wichita
Lamb- Roberts
William F. Dyer
Annunciation Catholic Church
Kansas
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Darron Towner Chapel
Richard Burger
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Chronology
Hospital notes list admissions including Prince Timmons and Burroughs on Thursday. Dismissals include Sara Church Ottawa RFD 3 James Shelton Wellsville Patty Gorton 1042 Cypress Carolyn Ball 413 Ash Floyd Livingood 629 S Elm Mrs Edwin Sheldon 904 S Cedar Lois Whitacre 406 E Third David Oglesby 120 S Elm Merle Paul Ottawa RFD 2 Prince Timmons Jr 820 Burrough Daniel Allen Hood s Trailer Court.
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Prince Timmons
Burroughs
Sara Church
Ottawa
Price Commission limits coal price hikes after wage rise
Washington AP The Price Commission requires coal firms to separate labor costs and restrict price boosts to about 60 percent of negotiated wage increases. Old Ben Coal Co's requested 6.71 percent hike was cut to 3.78 percent. Commission warns firms to scrutinize wage-based price requests and reports 20 percent of 500 surveyed top 1,500 businesses will not raise prices. Senate approves extension of Nixon economic powers to 1973. GM outlines price increases, Vegas up 51 dollars to 2251, Impala up 109 to 3519.
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Washington
the Price Commission
Sxe
Pay Board
Commission
C. Jackson Grayson
Nixon
Old Ben Coal Co
Standard Oil of
Ohio
Grayson
Price Commission
United Mine Workers
Carl E. Bagge
National Coal Association
General Motors
Legislative Interim May Be Big Boon
Kansas lawmakers spent more time at the Statehouse last summer due to a new interim system. The Legislative Coordinating Committee now channels studies to joint Senate House panels, involving all 165 members and boosting field work. Leaders praise the change but expect some trimming after a full two-year cycle.
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Leroy Towns
Kansas
Harris Enterprises
Topeka
Statehouse
Coordinatiaas
Legislative Council
Sen
Glee Smith
R-Larned
Senate
Smith
House
Calvin Strowig
R-Abilene
Senate House
J. W. Drury
Drury
Statehouse Dome
Strowig
California
Dodgers land Frank Robinson in big trade for Orioles star
In Phoenix AP reports Los Angeles Dodgers acquire Frank Robinson from Baltimore along with Pete Richert for four prospects. Earlier they send Richie Allen to the Chicago White Sox for Tommy John and Steve Huntz. Robinson, 36, hit .281 with 28 homers and 99 RBIs last season and led Baltimore to 1966 World Series triumph. He owns AL pennants with three straight Orioles appearances and is the only player to win MVP in both leagues.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Los Angeles Dodgers
Frank Robinson
Richie Allen
Dodgers
Allen
Chicago White Sox
Tommy John
Steve Huntz
Los Angeles
Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Pete Richert
Orioles
Dinner Theater At OU Showcases The Public Eye And The Private Ear
The Ottawa University Union upstairs hosts a dinner theater tonight at 7 featuring The Public Eye and The Private Ear. Sponsored by Alpha Psi Omega, proceeds fund a winter choreographer. Shows run again Friday and Saturday. reservations via Extension 226.
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Ottawa University Union
Alpha Psi Omega
University
Guilty Plea In $70 Theft
Robert D. Roehl, 20, of 211 E. Logan, pleaded guilty in Franklin County District Court to a theft charge stemming from an October 27 incident involving $70. He remains in state custody awaiting sentencing, with a potential term of one to 10 years.
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Franklin County
Robert D. Roehl
E. Logan
Roehl
Ottawa alum Otaniel Gonzaga to sing Sunday concert
Otaniel E. Gonzaga a 1965 Ottawa University graduate and one of seven in his family to attend OU will sing Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Administration Auditorium. He will be accompanied by Carl Bobbish. Gonzaga a prize winner studies under Metropolitan Opera soprano Margaret Harshaw and has performed with Philadelphia and Cincinnati ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otaniel E. Gonzaga
Ottawa University
Carl Bobbish
Gonzaga
Metropolitan Opera
Margaret Harshaw
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Also Mentioned on This Page
Trinity
McCracken
S. Main
Gas Service Co
Christian Builders S. S
North Baptist
Mac
The
Naomi
N. Main
John’s Gulf
Park Antiques
Forest Park
Homewood School
Williamsburg Wildlife
Eagles
Ed Shaw
Music Makers
Adv
Wellsville Vfw
Anchor Savings
Brown's Hardware
VFW
Wellsville
Coachmen IV
Brenda Fletcher
Dorothy Atteberry
Beautyland Styling Salon
Lfoz
Karen Stinson
Goldie
Franklin County Community Action Group
the Daily Report
KC Markets
Municipal Court
James W. Tucker
Lawrence
P.h
Charlesetta Bell
Lucille Bell
Johnny A. Marez
G. Nettie M. Rice
Richard E. Latimer
Norman E. Cathcard
George A. Feuerborn
Richmond
Joseph J. Bailey JR
Garnett
Mary L. Haag
Williamsburg
Doris M. Ricci
Osawatomie
Jerry D. Rankins
Arma
Nina S. Froggatte
Princeton Rfd
Mildred L. Whitley
Ralph A. Bruce
Hickory
Darrell L. Adams
Salina
Ike Hertlock
N. Elm
James R. Turner
W. 15Th
Dorothy I. Shields
Wellsville Rfd
Dennis W. Bien
Davis
Marion Nutt
Cedar
Robert M. Turner
S. Cedar
Charlotte A. Mock
Canterbury Court
Oliver W. Taylor
Walton
Dorothy Fern Ferguson
George P. Ferguson
James E. Akins
J. C. Edwards
Iola
Daniel Lyons
Ethel D, Loyd
Ethel Daisy Loyd
S. Elm
PTAA
Frank Walsh
R. C. Harmoney
Bert Binkley Jr
Osawatom
Associated Press
Fog
Cleveland
Denver
Albany
Houston
Boston
Indiapolis
Buffalo
Jacksville
Charleston
Charlotte
Little Rock
Chicago
Albright-Roberts
Overbrook, Kansas
Funeral Home
Bamron
Zazevase
Towner Awa
Joel Towner
David Miller
Janice Damron
Rena Towner
Mrs
Dorothy Raans
F. Robby
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