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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1971

Page

4

Christmas Watch Repair and Local Advertisements

A compact page of briefs lists Reed's Watch Repair offering 20 percent off watchbands at 233 W.word. Wright's Studio promotes ads. Hawkins Grange charter draped for William Talbott with 50 years as member. bake sale by Omega and Beta Sigma Phi at Gas Service Co December 8. KC medical center progress reports for Harvey Caldwell. Karen Stinson moves to Goldie's Styling Salon. North American Coffee Shop menu items with prices. Pat Gorton a patient at St. Luke's Hospital. NFO to meet at Anchor Savings Building at 8 p.m. Wednesday.

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Reported

The Daily Report notes admissions Mrs. Melvin Stockard Princeton Sunday Mrs. Harry Hjorth 227 S Locust Mrs Doyle Gourley Melvern Monday discharges Andrew Sampson 1428 S Willow Debra Bartlett 801 King Mrs Pansy Rule 630 Ash Philip Corbin Williamsburg RFD 1 Sunday plus vehicle accidents and citations including Jo an L Geer Maude Wilson and Shirley Gilroy three damaged vehicles at Seventh and Oak none injured at Thirteenth and Main and a Rantoul youth John Willian Scott in fair condition after a solo crash north of town. Other drivers cited include Ronald E McCord Norma Cathcard Kenneth Burgoon Geraldine Tribbett Donald E Beeson. New York stock market report and Kansas City cattle and hog market results follow with tomorrow's estimates.

Melvin Stockard Princeton Harry Hjorth Doyle Gourley Melvern Andrew Sampson S. Willow Debra Bartlett King Pansy Rule Ash Philip Corbin Williamsburg Rfd Seventh Oak Joan L. Geer N. Mulberry Maude E. Wilson Shirley S. Gilroy S. Maple Geer Wilson Gilroy Thirteenth Main Doris C. Murray Ottawa RFD Linda L. Mallory John Willian Scott Rantoul Pomona High School North Taft Terrace Cynthia G. Jeselnik Kansas City Kan Ronald E. McCord Overland Park Norma E. Cathcard Kenneth Burgoon S. Elm Geraldine A. Tribbett Pomona Donald E. Beeson Grant

Funeral notices and legal briefs from Loyd and Bethell deaths

Funeral services were held for Ethel Daisy Loyd on December 4 at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home with Rev. Paul W. Pentz officiating. Burial was in Ruhamah Cemetery, Rantoul, with Rebekah Lodge and Worthwhile EHU members in attendance. Alvin J. Bethell, 91, of Hill City, died December 1. services December 4. He leaves two sons, four daughters, three sisters, and many grandchildren. A lawsuit, Tri Staley v Curtis D Mollett, seeks cancellation of a contract. Divorces listed include Catherine Marie Boyke v Paul L Boyke Jr with custody requests, Barbara Wheat v Leslie Wheat with custody, and dismissed Diane M McCord v Richard Lee McCord.

Ethel D. Loyd Ethel Daisy Loyd Lamb-Roberts Paul W. Pentz Dean Rouse Alvin J. Bethell Hill City Bethell Thomas W Lottie (Chamber) Bethell Greenwood Central Harriet A. Lindsey Pomona Lindsey A. Bethell Missouri R. C Buck) Bethell Ruth Gaffney San Diego Calif Ella Mae LaShelle Hayes Center Neb Muriel Steinmetz Edmond Nina Elliot Bogue Myrtle Morrow Cedar House Nursing Home Dell Hamilton Mae Bethel Booneville Ark Catherine Marie Boyke Paul L. Boyke Jr Barbara Wheat Leslie Wheat

New First Sergeant Named for Ottawa Unit

Lawrence resident M Sergeant Larry Williams was named the new first sergeant of Headquarters Battery 1st Howitzer Battalion 127th Field Artillery, succeeding 1st Sgt Stanley Fritts who served 11 years. Fritts moves to operations. Williams joined the Guard in 1958, transferred to Ottawa in 1960, and holds a master’s in music education from the University of Kansas.

Larry Williams Lawrence 127Th Field Artillery Stanley Fritts Fritts Williams Guard Ottawa University of Kansas

Vast collection of curious life notes and trivia fodder

A sprawling miscellany of observations and anecdotes on aging pain relief, royal tattooing, college benefits, golf philosophy, transplants, famous quotes, scientific journals, egg storage tips, mood trends, behavioral advice, behemoth tankers, and folklore. It surveys opinions, history, and pop science in brisk, quotable snippets.

America Thomas Wolfe Benjamin Franklin American Philosphical Society

National Correctional Academy Is Formed

Atty Gen John N Mitchell announced the creation of a National Corrections Academy to train federal, state and local personnel and to support modernization of the penal system after inmate revolts. He outlined two related federal clearing houses for justice architecture and correctional education and urged minority hiring targets in federal prisons.

Williamsburg John N. Mitchell Corrections Mitchell Federal Bureau of Prisons Law Enforcement Assistance Administration Corrections Academy University of Illinois Nixon Justice Department

Suit Settled In Land Condemnation Case In Ottawa

An appeal by Victor J. Lofgreen of Ottawa RFD 3 against the Kansas Highway Commission over land condemned for 1-35 expansion is settled out of court. The settlement amount is $2,940 below the appraisers' award of $4,050 for 7.38 acres.

Kansas Highway Commission Victor J. Lofgreen Ottawa RFD

Forgery Hearing Set For Dec 14

A preliminary examination is scheduled for December 14 in Franklin County Court on two counts of forgery against Teresa M. Steppes 22 of 324 E.ard She allegedly passed forged checks at a local grocery on November 27 and 29 Her bond is set at 2000 and she remains jailed in lieu of bond.

Franklin County Teresa M. Steppes E.ard

Cable TV Office Opens in Ottawa

The Office of Ottawa Cable Television Inc at 117 E 2nd opened this morning and is taking inquiries for hookups. Manager Robert C Brooksher said house hookups begin next Monday with transmission expected December 27. Material for the tower in the northwest city has started arriving and the base and anchor points are complete.

Ottawa Cable Television Inc E. 2Nd Robert C. Brooksher Brooksher

OU Calendar Highlights Weekly Events at Ottawa University

Ottawa University releases a weekly calendar with events including a Jazz ensemble concert at 7:30 am in Administration Auditorium, a film in the Civiliation series, an University Program Series lecture by Dr. Bernard Meland at 9:40 am in the University Chapel, a Yugoslavian dance production at Municipal Auditorium, a basketball game versus Southwest Baptist at 7:30 pm in Bolivar, an organ recital by Anna Jeter at 3:30 pm in the University Chapel, and a Christmas service with the OU Symphonic Choir at 6 pm in the University Union. The calendar also notes a New York AP report that the Harkness Ballet will tour the United States in 1972, visiting multiple cities nationwide and following a European tour including Germany and Spain.

Ottawa University Bernard E. Meland University Chapel Municipal Auditorium Southwest Baptist Bolivar Anna Jeter New York Harkness Ballet United States Harkness Fredericksburg Chapel Hill N.C Knoxville

Night Hawk Bowling Scores Highlight Strong Individual Totals

In the Nighthawk league results, Hood posted 195 468 for high series at Wilson Garage while Foster led Prudential with 175 452 and Richardson topped Cravens Oil 219 591. Multiple teams reported top game scores around 200 with varied totals, showing a robust scoring night across divisions.

Nighthawk Wilson Hood Shine’s D. McClay Prudential Foster Montgomery Ward Rifts Harry Smith Auto Liegerot Heckert Skyhooks C. Burns Sr Cravens Oil Richardson H. L. Wilson Wassmer’s C. Payne Heathman Oil Keim Burgoon McDaNiels Gambles—O Delorosby LEE Downtowner Gilbert Nitcher Figgins Baldwin-Ward Everhart Troutman Swinehart RITES Hickman CAM Builders van der Maas McClay Royal T Wolgast Lee’s Boise Cascade Menster Warhurst Bent Fender Toumberlin Helen Bill Ajbcley Daugharthy Guyett Tigers Kring Chug Deuces Wild Gordon Ledom Beavers Thorn Pink Panthers G. Myers Lucky Strikers Harvey Bullets Meyer C. Hayden Spooner R. McClay J. Bugg Roenl Smith B. West Hazen Dodd Hicks Alley Rats Alley Cats Finch Coffman Pepsi-Cola Beln Cravens’ Oil

Open House At Garnett Armory Draws Local Crowd

About 200 people attended an open house at Garnett Armory hosted by B Battery 127 Field Artillery on Sunday. Capt. George Diehm, the unit commander, said the event aimed to build closer relations with the community.

Garnett 127 Field Artillery George Diehm

Local dealer awaits recall of Chevrolet models

Patterson Chevrolet & Olds Inc. notes GM will recall 1965 to 1969 V eight engines including Chevrolets Novas Camaros and some light trucks for defective front motor mounts. No parts yet. GM will notify owners when to report for repairs. February start expected. NHTSA cites braking and accelerator issues.

Chevrolet General Motors C. R. Patterson Patterson Chevrolet & Olds Inc S. Main Patterson Kansas City National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

Quality Education Promised by Governor at Wellsville Dedication

Gov Robert Docking declared Sunday that his 1972 legislative recommendations will maintain education as the top priority. He spoke at the Wellsville junior and senior high schools dedication and open house, pledging ongoing upgrades for teachers administrators and students.

Wellsville Robert Docking Docking Kansas

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