Gasoline tax refund forms available at county office
Franklin County residents using gasoline in nonhighway vehicles may apply in person at the County Clerk's office for 50 cent refund forms. Separately, the monthly First Christian Church meeting was held Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. with a program titled Happiness Is Forgetting Oneself presented by Velma Larson’s group.
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First Christian Church
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Frances Cearfoss Admitted For Surgery At Lawrence Memorial
Mrs Frances Cearfoss of 326 S Cedar is admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital for surgery Her room is 314 Special 7 Hamburgers to go at Scott's Drive In priced at $1 00 Adv OPEN A Bellas Hess credit account now at 120 S Main Adv Dance to Marvin Ross and The Country Gentlemen at VFW Hall Saturday 9 pm Adv Kansas grown Christmas trees sold by Chuck's Bait Shop and Golf Service at 7th and Beech Adv
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Frances Cearfoss
S. Cedar
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Scott’s Drive-In
Bellas Hess
S. Main
Marvin Ross and
The
Country Gentlemen
VFW Hall
Kansas
Chuck’s Bait Shop
7Th and Beech
Trinity Methodist Church Bazaar and Soup<br>
Dec 6 service offers ham beans or vegetable soup served 11 1 30 and 5 7 30. Adults 1 children 50 cents include pie and coffee. Bazaar opens 9 a m.
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Trinity Methodist Church
Peruvian doctor claims antibody cancer cure attempt
Dr Alfonzo Zavaleta Cruzado, 4, says he injected his own cancer cells to produce antibodies, then transferred them to his half sister Elis Wenzell to treat uterine cancer. Authorities caution it is too early to judge results though fellow researchers call it a promising start.
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Lima
Peru
Alfonzo Zavaleta Cruzado
Elis Wenzell
Zavaleta
United States
Oscar Miro Quesada
National Institutes of Health
Associated Press
Miro Quesada
Peruvian Society For Immuno-Pathology
Bogus Check Spree Here in Ottawa
Franklin County Attorney Myron S. Steere warns Ottawa merchants about bogus checks totaling about 1600 dollars. He cites a two week trend tied to the Christmas shopping season and notes this occurs from checks left on counters for customers without their own books. Merchants bear the losses.
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Franklin County
Ottawa
Myron S. Steere
Steere
Auto Dealers Speak Against Repairs Hearing Criticism
Washington AP reports Tom A. Williams of the National Automobile Dealers Association reacted to Senate antitrust testimony accusing dealers of unethical practices. Williams defended dealers as fair responders, citing a NADA survey showing 64 percent satisfaction with first-time repairs and 71 percent deeming prices reasonable, arguing misstatements harm many jobs.
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Washington
Senate
Tom A. Williams
National Automobile Dealers Association
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Glenn F. Kriegel
Denver
Kriegel
Williams
Greenboro
N.C
Chevrolet
NADA
Grange Meeting at Hawkins Plans Christmas Help
Grange members plus two visitors met at Hawkins Grange Hall after a 6:30 p.m. potluck led by William Rice. A Christmas box for Stephen Crockett unit in Vietnam was discussed and adoption of a family for Christmas approved. Members noted improvements, birthdays, and a December program with readings and carols.
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Ivan Brown
Mae Gould
Wherry
William Rice
Joe Ream
Kissinger
Ream
J. G. Lytle
Henry Smart
Local Sailor Receives Presidential Unit Citation
Michael D. Cramer, a 20 year old Navy boatswain's mate and son of Carl H. Meeks of 819 Pecan, serving with the Seventh Fleet aboard USS Hancock, received the presidential unit citation on December 3. The award, presented by Capt. H. E. Greer, honors his service with Market Time operations in River Patrol Force 531 at My Tho, Vietnam, from August 1967 to May 1968, including more than 140 combat patrols and about 50 fire fights.
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Carl H. Meeks
Seventh Fleet
Hancock
H. E. Greer
Cramer
My Tho
Vietnam
Court May Study Report On DNC Disturbances
A federal grand jury examining disturbances at the Democratic National Convention may probe a Presidential Commission report by Daniel Walker. Judge William J. Campbell questioned timing and motivation, calling the Walker report’s release and a 53 day limit on the inquiry potentially problematic.
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Chicago
President’s Commission On
William J. Campball
U.S. District Court
Daniel Walker
Washington
Campbell
Walker
Cattle market stronger and district court divorces noted
Cattle and calves offered in strong to higher trading with feeder steers and heifers priced up to 30.50 per cwt for 500 535 lb. Eggs and butter held steady. District Court records show divorces granted including Sharon Gobauer and Clifford Burgoon custody ruling and Phyllis Burgoon custody outcome. hospital notes list admissions discharges births and emergencies in Ottawa region.
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Kansas City
Sharon Sue Gobauer
Joseph B. Gobauer
Phyllis Burgoon
Clifford Burgoon
Clyde A. Burroughs
Blanche Burroughs
Bertha Angleton Rites Planned In Hope Cemetery Burial
Bertha Angleton 98 died Wednesday at Crestview Nursing Home where she had been since Oct 24 1964 born Dec 8 1869 in Tallula Ill, daughter of Fredrick and Amanda Summers. Survived by daughter Olive Calvin of Miami Okla two sons Earl Beckworth Calif Phillip Los Angeles Calif and niece Merle Divine Kansas City. Funeral arrangements by Towner's Chapel with burial at Hope Cemetery. Oscar Ingle 81 Lawrence formerly Ottawa died Tuesday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital funeral 2 PM Friday Rumsey Funeral Home Lawrence. Ingle died from injuries in a car accident Nov 16 near Lawrence. He was uncle to Howard Tucker Rantoul and Mrs Carl Bloomer and Mrs Wayne Porter Garnett.
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Bertha Angleton
Crestview Nursing Home
Angleton
Tallula
Ill
Fredrick
Amanda Summers
Theodore Angleton
McPherson
Nazarene Church
Olive K. Calvin
Miami
Okla
Earl Angleton
Beckworth
Calif
Phillip Angleton
Los Angeles
Merle Divine
Kansas City
Towner’s Chapel
Hope Cemetery
Oscar Ingle
Lawrence
Ottawa
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
Ingle
Howard Tucker
Rantoul
Carl Bloomer
Wayne Porter
Garnett
Ottawa Herald Page Eight Summary Note
Ottawa Herald dated December 5 1968 reports on local items and notices across Page Eight, including community events and brief briefs from the Ottawa area with no single dominant headline. Names and exact details are limited in the fragment.
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Ottawa Herald
Christmas Fire Safety PSA For Holiday Home
A reader warns that Christmas trees can spark deadly fires if left unchecked. Use UL labeled lighting, discard dry trees promptly, keep exits clear, and have a practiced escape plan. Check toys and gifts for safety labels and supervise electrical toys to prevent fires or injuries.
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America
Wednesday Night Ladies Bowling Scores Show High Totals
Readout lists top bowlers by team across leagues with high marks on 10-30. Notable scores include J Reed 164-425, N Fritts 159-459, M Zielsdorf 181-521, and A DeCaeny 175-474, among others across 12 teams and leagues.
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Moore’s
Chevrolet
J. Reed
BANK
N. Fritts
Pizza Village
P. Stankard
Grogan Service
M. Zielsdorf
S. Wolgast
Peoples
A. DeCaeny
Bike’s Burger Bar
H.liegerot
R. Cox
J. Simms
Twilight League
R. Fritts
H. Linneman
Staley Seeks 14th Term at NFC Convention
National Farmers Organization delegates prepare to reelect fiery President Oren Lee Staley to a 14th consecutive one year term. Staley, 45, Rea Missouri farmer, urged President Nixon to appoint a Secretary of Agriculture who will raise farm prices and vowed to challenge several unnamed large companies perceived to control prices.
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ST. Louis
National Farmers Organization
Oren Lee Staley
Staley
Rea, Mo
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
NFC
United States
Classified Rates for IRD and Discounts
Rates for classifieds appear as 6c, 15c, 24c, 90c and 70c minimum with 14c per line. Mentions new word pricing and additional discounts. No clear event or person names.
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