Christmas ideas and beads galore in local ads
An assortment of holiday promotions appears from Anchor Savings to local shops. Advertisements feature Christmas trees at John's Gulf, fashion items from MODE O'Day, various meals and prices at North American Coffee Shop, and multiple dances by VFW posts and Eagles. Community events include Cub Scout wreaths, a Christmas chili supper, and a watch repair sale. Public notices report local hospital and journalism student news, with a candlemaking demo and community meetings.
Area Family Sues Over Derailment
Vearl and Doris Garrison and son Danny filed in Shawnee County District Court seeking 143 900 in damages from a Santa Fe freight train derailment in August 1970. They claim injuries to Mrs Garrison and damages to a mobile home plus punitive damages of 50 000 against the railroad for alleged high speed operation negligent brakes and improper maintenance. A Santa Fe spokesman declined to comment pending outcome.
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Topeka
Melvern
Shawnee County
Santa Fe
Vearl
Doris Garrison
Danny
Garrison
County Court Citations And Divorces In The Daily Report
County court citations list Patrick Joseph Sniller 18 Shawnee fined 15 dollars for failure to report accident. Robert W. Tagge 38 Parkville Mo fined 20 for speeding 75 in 60 mph zone. Richard D. Harlan 24 Pomona fined 20 for speeding 73 in 60 mph zone. Thayne A. Shank 31 610 S Cherry speeding 71 in 60 mph zone. Norman T. Franklin 38 Kansas City Mo fined 20 for failure to maintain current log and to carry adequate safety equipment. Divorces filed Dorothy Jean Goudie vs Scott Leroy Goudie Jr custody of four minor children sought. Patty Salb vs Steve Salb custody of minor child sought. Suits Travelers Insurance Co vs Ernest B Harris Wellsville damages 602.87 and negligence alleged for March 11 1970 accident. Disposition State Department of Social Welfare vs Phillip and Doris King judgment against Kings for 841 dollars.
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Patrick Joseph Sniller
Shawnee
Robert W. Tagge
Parkville
Richard D. Harlan
Pomona
Thayne A. Shank
S. Cherry
Norman T. Franklin
Kansas City
Dorothy Jean Goudie
Scott LeRoy Goudie Jr
Patty Salb
Steve Salb
Travelers Insurance Co
Ernest B
Harris
Wellsville
State Department of Social Welfare
Phillip
Doris King
The
Kings
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Items
Hospital notes list admissions Debra Bartlett Joseph Lidikay Frank Holbert Pearl Oakes and others with addresses in Ottawa Walsh Colo Overbrook Princeton Russell Montague and Mrs B E Tyul Dated Thursday. Dismissals include Clyde Zielsdorf Mrs Merwin Welty and Mrs Fred Collins among transfers to St Luke's Olathe Community Hospital and others Friday. Also Kansas City cattle and hog market update with price ranges and Monday estimates and a marriage license Toby Aguirre and Jeanette Schwegman. Two vehicles damaged after a South Main accident. drivers Elmer Perkins and Teresa Black.
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Debra Bartlett
King
Joseph E. Lidikay
Ottawa
Frank Holbert
Cypress
Pearl Oakes
Walsh
Colo
Clyde Zielsdorf
Sycamore
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Merwin Welty
Maple
Olathe Community Hospital
Olathe
Fred Collins
Princeton
Carl McPherson
Russell Montague
Cedar
B. E. Tyul
Overbrook
South Main
Elmer Perkins
Ottawa Rfd
Teresa M. Black
S. Cherry
Perkins
Funeral notices for Barnett Briggs Mulkey Keyse Underwood
Obituaries list funeral services for James F. Barnett 88 of Colony and Clifford Briggs 55 of Richmond, with burial at Garnett Cemetery and services pending at Farris Chapel Garnett. Stanley A. Mulkey 77 of Lee’s Summit, founder of Mulkey Co., mourned with rites at Langsford Chapel Mount Moriah burial. Grant H. Keyse 69 Wellsville Ottawa survivor heirs noted. Mrs Glenn Underwood 56 Ottawa burial Highland Cemetery funeral at First United Methodist Church. Survivors include spouses children and siblings. family urges Cancer Fund contributions.
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James F. Barnett
Colony
Richmond
Farris Memorial
Garnett Cemetery
Barnett
Clifford Briggs
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
Farris
Briggs
Ksales
Florence
Larry Briggs
Kansas City
Kan
Phyllis Reed
Lawrence
John Briggs
Moundville
Ada Shaffer
Princeton
Leona Moon
Port Arthur
Tex
Stanley A. Mulkey
Lee's
Summit
Soay
Langsford Chapel
Lee’s Summit
Mount Moriah
Mulkey
Ottawa
First Baptist Church
Masons
Ararat Shrine
Scottish Rite
Sam A. Mulkey
Grant H. Keyse
W. 15Th
Wilson and Son
Wellsville
Harvey Houchin
Keyse
Ohio
Oscar Lewis
Nettie
Zimmerman) Keyse
Elizabeth Davis
Chilean protests clash with riot police near Castro lodgings
Antigovernment demonstrators in Santiago gather for a second night as riot police use tear gas to disperse several groups including a housewives brigade. Women bang pots and pans about four blocks from Fidel Castro's hotel.
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Santiago
Chile
Fidel Castro
Williamsburg Gets Help From Student Project
The Williamsburg Project planned by Ottawa University Volunteer Services and the Inter club Council will take place Saturday in Williamsburg. Student groups and local citizens will cut and haul trees plant trees paint fire plugs survey housing needs and perform minor maintenance at the sewage and water plant. University faculty and staff assist with transportation and guidance. Leaders have planned the effort for about two months.
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Williamsburg
Ottawa University Volunteer Services
Interclub Council
University
Memorial Record Loyd Funeral for Ethel Loyd
Daisy Loyd funeral services set for Saturday at 2 00 p m at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home with Rev Paul W Pentz officiating. Interment Ruhamah Cemetery. Friends may call until service time. Hazel Dora Underwood dies after long Ottawa residency. Funeral Monday at 2 00 p m at First United Methodist Church with Rev Paul W Pentz officiating. Interment Highland Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday 4 00 p m to 10 00 a m Monday.
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Glenn Underwood
Glenn J. Underwood
S. Hickory
Ransom Memorial Hospital
First United Methodist Church
Paul W. Pentz
Highland Cemetery
Underwood
Melvern
Lee
Bella
Reed) Everman
Ottawa
Williamsburg
Fred Moser
Willow
Warren Hull
Waverly
R. W. Justice
E. 2Nd
Ralph Everman
Martinez
Calif
Calvin Duvall
Pomona
Lamb- Roberts
Cancer Fund
Underwood Hazel Dora Underwood
Grange Holds Potluck and Meeting With Charity and Music
Grange meeting led by Bill Rice included potluck and program with piano by Mrs. Henry Wherry. The charter was draped for Harvey Caldwell. Steve Wells spoke about his Indian Cemetery work to earn his Eagles Badge. Next meeting set for Jan 5.
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Hawkins Grange
Bill Rice
Henry Wherry
Harvey Caldwell
Steve Wells
Joe Ream
Ottawa Ordinance Defines Criminal Damage to Property
Legal notice for Ottawa Kansas detailing Ordinance No. 2420 defining criminal damage to property as a misdemeanor, penalties include a 350 fine or up to six months imprisonment, effective upon publication. Mayor Hysom pro tem and City Clerk Orlin W. Smith sign. Deadline December 3, 1971.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Jil. Hysom
Orlin W. Smith
J. L. Hysom
Socal
Gas Company's Hikes In Effect On Local Rates
The average residential customer will pay 35 cents more per month for natural gas, effective since November 29, announced by Gas Service Company. The rise follows a revised rate schedule filed by Cities Service Gas Co. with the Federal Power Commission. Wholesale gas costs rose November 14, and Gas Service, which sources its supply from Cities Service, has state approval to pass the increase to customers. Industrial and commercial accounts also face the higher rate.
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Cities Service Gas Co
Federal Power Commission
Cities Service
Ottawa Kansas Ordinance Prohibits Public Intoxication
Ordinance No 2421 declares public intoxication unlawful on highways streets public places or buildings endangering people or property. Violators face misdemeanor charges with fines up to 500 dollars or up to six months in city jail or both. ordinance takes effect after publication in the official city newspaper.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Ottawa Kansas Codification Ordinance Authorized 1971
An ordinance authorizes codification of Ottawa city general ordinances by the League of Kansas Municipalities. The code will be titled Code of the City of Ottawa Kansas and published in bound or loose leaf form with at least fifty copies. Effective Upon official publication. Mayor J L Hysom Pro Tem signs.
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City
Ottawa
Kansas
City of
Otawa
K.S.A
League of Kansas
Alepk
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