North American Coffee Shop Briefs and Local Ads Mix
A compilation of small notices: local shop prices for steaks and fried items, Eagle Badge ceremony for Steven Wells at Trinity United Methodist Church on Sunday at 2 p.m., Scotch Pine trees at John's Gulf, theft report at Otasco involving a .25 caliber revolver valued at $35, and a bake sale by Omega and Beta Sigma Phi. Also notes on a General Tires franchise transfer to Ottawa Tire & Supply Co., Charley’s Rock Band and Naomi's Club ads, a Pomona electrical outage for repairs, Jim's Welding new address, a 16 year old, John William Scott, injured in a Sunday car crash undergoing surgery, and Chester T. Medaris reporting Christmas lightbulbs stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Tires
Ottawa Tire & Supply Co
W. 4Th
Fred Searls
John Weidmann
Weidmann
Don Denton
Jaycee
Jaycees
Courthouse
Third
Ottawa Tire
Fourth
Guilty Plea To Insufficient Fund Checks In County Court
A. J. Wheeler, 51, Pomona, pled guilty to 11 counts of insufficient funds. He received 30 days in jail on each count, totaling 330 days, for checks totaling 320 dollars. Wheeler faced additional charges of driving while intoxicated careless driving and no valid license, pleading innocent to two and fined 75 dollars for the license charge. A trial on the remaining charges was set for December 14. He remains jailed on a 500 dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Wheeler
Pomona
Wheeler
Frula Dance Company to Perform at Memorial Auditorium
Frula, the youngest of Yugoslavia's four major dance groups, brings 36 artists to Ottawa University Memorial Auditorium at 8 pm Wednesday. Choreographer Dragoslav Dradjevic directs the self-sufficient company, which operates from West Germany and uses tour income to fund new productions and headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frula
Yugoslavia
Memorial Auditorium
Ottawa University
Dragoslav Dradjevic
Admissions Births Accidents and Citations in Daily Report
List of adoptions and admissions in Ottawa and Princeton areas plus a birth notice for Dale Mochamer. Accidents include Barbara Barnard in Garnett and a two vehicle collision in West Second with Phyllis Johnson and Ann Baber. Parking lot crash at North Oak involves Vivian Gragg and Dixie Proffitt. Citations issued for no license, unsafe vehicle, and safety equipment. Divorces filed and a money recovery suit listed with amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara J. Barnard
Garnett
Gibson's
Discount Center
Dee V. Spaulding
Richmond
West Second
Phyllis A. Johnson
Rantoul
Ann E. Baber
Ash
Johnson
Baber
Vivian Gragg
W. 6Th
Dixie M. Proffitt
N. Oak
North Oak
Charles L. Rose
Parsons
James R. Seiler
Lawrence
Barbara L. Mealman
Pomona
Deaths in Lawson area announced in multiple obituaries
Obituary notices list Mrs. Harold McLees of Lawrence 48 who died after surgery at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with services planned in Lawrence. Also Bertha Cupp 86 formerly of Joplin died at Cedar House Nursing Home with graveside rites in Joplin. Anna M. Bryan died Dec 3 with funeral at Dengel and Son Mortuary and interment in Wellsville. Hazel Dora Underwood died Dec 2 with services at First United Methodist Church and burial in Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold McLees
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Bertha Cupp
Joplin
Cedar House Nursing Home
Ozark Memorial Cemetery
Ward A. Conklin
Cupp
St. Louis
John Webster
Sophia (van Dine) Booth
Carl Cupp
First Presbyterian Church of
Anna M. Bryan
Dengel and Son
Don Powell
Richard Underwood
Owen Redenbaugh
Larry Redenbaugh
Melvin Bryan
Ronald Bryan
Robert Bryan
Orville O’brien
Wellsville Cemetery
Wellsville
Earnest Workers
Trinity United Methodist Church
Glenn Underwood
Hazel Dora Underwood
First United Methodist Church
Paul W. Pentz
A. H. North
Loren D. Matthews
Harold Bennett
Ralph Bruce
Paul Fogle
J. Leland Hysom
Arthur Jensen
W. F. Kramer
H. E. Shaw
C. D. Haverty
Lewis Irwin
P. R. Jamison
Robert Moore
Lawrence Ogg
Henry Parker
Luther Stevens
Harold Tetwiler
Highland Cemetery
Bertha (Booth) Cupp
Bertha Booth Cupp
Roderick B. Cupp
KOFO
Ottawa
Kansas
Cedar House
Ward C. Conklin
Damron Towner Chapel
Area City Councils Meet POMONA Sets Utility Hikes
PoMona council drafted a utility ordinance to raise monthly charges for electrical services. City residents move from 75 cents to 1 50, three phase from 75 cents to 2, rural minimum from 2 to 3. Likely effective by January billing. Landfill stays open Dec 24 and Jan 31 hours 9 a m to 6 p m. Sewer extension problems referred to city attorney R Michael Latimer. Deer licenses approved for Bill McPherson Lindsey's Grocery and Delbert Eichener. Estimates sought for two tires for main maintenance machine. Street light to be erected at Second and East D Street in a new southeast addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
R. Michael Latimer
Bill McPherson
Lindsey’s Grocery
Delbert Eichener
Second
D Street
Princeton council approves mobile home ordinance and annexation
At the Princeton City Council meeting, a mobile home regulation was approved requiring 3500 square feet in mobile parks and 4000 square feet elsewhere, with 30 day skirting and hookup to sewer and water. The city annexed about 30 acres south of Princeton. Two cereal malt beverage license applications were heard, one approved and one tabled. A blade and tires for a tractor were purchased. Building inspector hiring was discussed. condemnation for a city park land was dropped. the zoning ordinance is being published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Bill Bronson
Rise of investment advisory services on Wall Street
Wall Street sees a steady rise in registered investment advisory services from 1,633 in 1966 to over 2,640 by Sept 30, 1971, with 1,732 in 1967 and 3,136 in 1970. The shift targets small investors as brokers tighten research spending, while portfolio managers offer fixed fees and less churn, though questions about professionalism and selling costs persist. Argus Research Corp. expands into portfolio management via its subsidiary Argus Securities Management Corp. to serve medium-size investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Securities ‘and’ Exchange Commission
Argus Research Corp
Argus
Argus Securities Management Corp
Seek Nursing Home Operator Near Crestview Lease
County commissioners continued interviewing Monday prospective lessees of Crestview Nursing Home on West Seventh Street Terrace. A lease with Mrs. Mary E. Tankersley administrator expires Jan. 1 and she requested termination. Five people expressed interest in leasing. Courthouse to close Friday, Dec. 24 for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
Crestview Nursing Home
West Seventh Street Terrace
Mary E. Tankersley
Lee. C. Nichols
Law Dean to address 4th Judicial District bar meeting
Martin B Dickinson Jr dean of University of Kansas School of Law will speak at the 4th Judicial District annual bar meeting tonight at the Country Club. About 30 attorneys from Anderson Allen Coffey Franklin Osage and Woodson counties are expected at the dinner meeting. Howard Mimmel of Iola serves as president as new officers will be elected. The three district court judges Floyd H Coffman Alex Hotchkiss and Robert F Stadler met at the Franklin County Courthouse to discuss district work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas School of Law
Martin B. Dickinson Jr
4Th Judicial District
Country Club
Anderson
Allen
Coffey
Franklin
Osage
Woodson
Howard Mimmel
Iola
Franklin County
Floyd H. Coffman
Ottawa
Alex Hotchkiss
Lyndon
Robert F. Stadler
Tola
Notice of Hearing on Probate of William F. Dyer Will
In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court a petition for probate of the Will of William F. Dyer dated February 2 1952 has been filed by Thomas Joseph Dyer. The petition seeks admission to probate and appointment of Thomas Joseph Pyet as Administrator with the will annexed. Defenses must be filed by December 29 1971 at 10 00 a m in Ottawa Kansas. Attorneys Byrd Richeson Jones First National Bank Building Ottawa 66067 represent the petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Kansas
William F. Dyer
Thomas Joseph Pyet
T.a
Ottawa
Thomas Joseph Dyer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Steven Wells
N. Main
John’s Gulf
Otasco
S. Main
Clint G. Jordan
Bake Sale, Gas Service Co
Omega, Beta Sigma Phi
Charley
Naomi
City of
Jim's Welding
East Wilson
John William Scott
Roger Scott
RFD
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Chester T. Medaris
S. Hickory
Dance Company
the Daily Report
Gail Montgomery
Hazen Richardson
Roger Cowdin
Canterbury Court
Doug Farrell
Edgar Lash
Carl Wemmer
Dale Mochamer
District
Dwight H. Cox
Virginia Cox
Eldon
Fuller
Robert Boehm
Area City Councils
Business Mirror
NORTH
Ratra
Dapomafed
Paul Damron
Joel Towner
David Miller
Janice Damron
Rena Towner
Mrs
Dorothy Reams
Willis Garden Center Ltd
Cherry Bank Americard
Seek Nursing Home
Jaycee Ci
Wrens
Law Dean
Butler-Hanes
W. 15Th
Star Industries, Inc
Pomona, Kansas
China
the World
Ottawa Herald
Ottawa, Kansas
P.O.B
Poughkeepsie, N.Y
John F. Jones
Anderson, Byrd, Richeson & Jones
First National Bank
Attys
Nationa
Lodge
Order of the White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Thineeney
Calista Rath, W.H.P. Lanah
Cameron, W.S
Ottawa Council
R.&s.m
Kenneth F. Liegerat
J.M
Gerald B. Harford
Ottawa Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Temple Board
Howard L. Smith
W.M
Clarence E. Rea
Sec’y
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