St John’s honor roll student highlighted in brief
James Sheldon son of Mrs Silvana Sheldon 115 th was named to the honor roll at St John’s Military School Salina where he ra a for Celebrate Life church event and more such community notices fill this brief roundup including meetings in Memorial Auditorium Tilton’s Inn concerts and campus conference updates with local ads and announcements from Ottawa area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sheldon
Silvana Sheldon
St. John’s Military School
Salina
Flrst Baptist Church
Ottawa University
Harold Germer
Wayne Angell
Melanie Hanson
Jamestown
Liberal Arts College
Reston
Lilly Endowment Inc
Indianapolis
Ind
White House
Gerald Ford
Fish and Game Licenses On Sale In Franklin County
The 1975 licenses go on sale at the Franklin County Clerk's office on Tuesday with distributors delayed. 1974 sales books must be balanced before issuing new licenses. Resident hunting license rises to $5, other fees include $3 resident trap and $10 combo hunting and fishing. Duck stamps cost $5 from the Post Office. Hunters 16+ born after July 1, 1957 must provide safety numbers. Season dates cover upland game, migratory fowl, deer season, quail and pheasant reopenings, ducks coots mergansers until Dec 29, geese until Dec 20, and the lesser prairie chicken season ends today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Laura Sutton
U.S
Local Post Office Extends Saturday Hours for Holidays
Ed Gardner postmaster says the post office will extend Saturday hours through the holidays, staying open 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. on Holidays December 7 through 31, while continuing weekday hours. The end of the French postal strike means mail to France will now be accepted again after a temporary halt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Gardner
Wald
Gardner
France
Celebrate Life at First Baptist Church in new decor
The First Baptist Church at 410 S. Hickory hosts a 7 p.m. Sunday program titled Celebrate Life featuring 35 teens who sing dance and speak about love and happiness as they reinterpret the birth and message of Christ. Ottawa University student director David Rider emphasizes youth expression and unity with a later joint 10:45 a.m. worship with Methodists across the street.
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First Baptist
S. Hickory
David Rider
Ottawa University
Rider
Christ
Charge One In Thefts
An 18 year old Ottawa man James Miller Jr. 301 E 4th has been charged with three felony counts of burglary and one misdemeanor count of theft in Franklin County Court. Miller was arrested by Ottawa Police Wednesday night following a family disturbance. He and a 16 year old male were taken to Franklin County Jail on suspicion of more than 20 local burglaries larcenies thefts and acts of vandalism. This morning Miller.
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James Miller Jr
E. 4Th
Franklin County
Miller
Ottawa Police Department
David Warren
Scott A. Thorn
Francis Albright
George Hartpence
Rainbow Beauty Bar
W. Wnd
Apply Tuesday For Fuel Tax Refund Permits
Farmers and others using gasoline for non highway purposes may apply for the 1975 motor vehicle fuel tax refund permit. Applications are yearly and expire Dec 31. Obtainable at the Franklin County Clerk's office. An agent may apply with a letter of authority signed by the applicant.
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Franklin County
Mary Doe
Feaste planners reflect on collaboration and future guidance
George and Lynn describe their joint effort coordinating sound and lighting for a three night Feaste. They plan a booklet of research and drawings to aid future planners, while Lynn returns from Kansas City to help and George prepares to graduate from New Jersey with art as his focus. He recalls the friendship and creative growth, noting the spring season inspires the project and the inside work amid snow feels like a rocket.
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Lynn
George
Kansas City
New Jersey
Poland
Quotes for Friday Market Prices in KC Markets
Quotations for Friday show slaughter steers at 36.00 to 37.00 for 930 to 1240 pound range. Slaughter heifers, including some prime, 800 to 1025 pounds, at 34.50 to 38.00. Prices observed in Kansas City market notes AP report.
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Kansas City
Overbrook and Ottawa Local Notices In Admissions and Dismissals
The Daily Report lists admissions for Harlan McFadden Daniel Wolken Mrs David Burgoon Pomona Martha Gray Wellsville Dora Adamson and others Thursday. Dismissals include Mrs Larry Pilkington and daughter and several residents with addresses in Peterson Drive Willow Street Canterbury Court Mulberry Main Street, Thursday. Births report two newborns. one a son for Daryl Jameson and wife, the other a daughter for Dennis Wieneke and wife. Florence F Penny Overbrook dies at 44, funeral details given. marriage licenses for Bell Forman and Holt Smith. Ottawa police report a two vehicle crash at 18th and Maple with no citations. a 20 inch bicycle valued at 35 stolen from Ottawa Library.
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Harlan McFadden
Cherry
Daniel Wolken
E. 7Th
David Burgoon
Pomona
Martha Gray
Wellsville
Dora Adamson
S. Mulberry
Larry Pilkington
Peterson Dr
Vernon Frye
S. Willow
Dennis Licktelg
Canterbury Court
Matthew Reusch
Bookside Lane
Dott Knight
S. Main
Robert Masenthin
Rantoul
Laura Kidd
Anderson
Brian Cravens
Daryl Jameson
S. Sycamore
Dennis Wieneke
Spring Hill
Winners Spend Less in County Races Says Campaign Reports
Campaign expenditure reports filed in the County Clerk's office show in three contested county races the winners spent less than their opponents. Rex Bowling spent 161.05 while Bert Mitchell spent 367.41 for Sheriff. Laura Sutton 330.21 versus Mabel Lister 345.99 for County Clerk. Donald White 488.07 versus H. Michael Nichols 385.59 for Probate Judge. Ruby Sanford 34.80 as uncontested District Court Clerk. State House candidate Marvin Forker spent 774 while George Wingert did not file a county report.
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Franklin County
Rex Bowling
Bert Mitchell
Laura Sutton
Mabel Lister
Donald L. White
H. Michael Nichols
Ruby Sanford
Secretary of State
Marvin P. Forker
George Wingert
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Memorial Auditorium
Outlaws
Tilton
Dee. G. Adv
Dykstra
Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Pizza Village
Chamber
Tilton’s Inn
Pomona High School
Alvin Crawford
S. Cedar
St. Luke’s Hospital
Spanish Club
CBS
Thom ME
Eat Daten
Lucky DeFries
Stanley DeFries
Apple Lane
Tony Holland
Elizabeth Holland
S. Poplar
Bruce Underwood
George Underwood
Metzer Salvage
N. Main, Ir
West 15
West
Assembly of God, Sun
KOFO
KTJO
Adv
Sutton
VFW
Country Misfits
Country Blue Jays
Sun
A.m. Kofo
Kansas
John’s Gulf
Benner-Williams
Turner
Maureen O’conner
Jan Wilson
BUDGE
Ace Hardware
Mary Kay Modle
Old Ward Manor
Loyd Builders, Inc
Jesus
Mary
Thie
Sin
Wanda Dykstra
Baptists
Ay Don Lambe
Memoriam
Aldon
Lamb-Roberts
Onaws, Kansas
the Daily Report
Florence Penny Overbrook
Florence F. Penny
Overbrook
First United Methodist Church
Effingham Cemetery
Effingham
Penny
Valley Falls
Henry and
Dorcas (Reed) Miller
Ernest Penny
Ralph Penny
Norma Higley
Verna Bowlin
Douglas County
John E. Penny
Mattie G
Weeks
Scranton
Greenwood-Roberts Funeral Home
Probate
Wayne E. Bell
Sandra K. Forman
Overland Park
Jimmy Britts Holt
Helen Louise Smith
Ottawa
Mary Franks
N. Locust
Charlotte Allis
N. Cherry
Police News
Ottawa Library
Steve Nadar
North Main
Kan
Norelco
North American
Philips Corporation
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