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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1969
Page
6
Teresa Bogle is admitted to Baptist Memorial Hospital Independence Missouri on Sunday. She is in room 419. Rex's TV Channel 2 2700 advertises the hospital news.
George C. Dietrich of Richmond is listed as a patient at Anderson County Hospital in Garnett.
Farming Frontiers 70 announces a raffle style event at Ottawa University on December 10 at 7:00 p.m. The program offers a chance to win a factory tour or a new JD 21 power mower.
Wayne Allen son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Allen of rural Richmond underwent surgery December 6 at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas and is now in intensive care in critical condition.
Advertisement claiming that your money earns daily compound interest at Franklin Savings Association with any amount and at any time. The offer emphasizes flexible deposits and continuous accrual, presenting a generic savings incentive.
Sp. 4 James R. Baxter of Pomona is now stationed in Bien Hoa Vietnam with the 175th Railroad Company APO SF 96227. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Neal Baxter. The address on file is 513 46 8993.
Joe Keough Kansas City Royals third baseman urged a future focus at Ottawa Memorial Auditorium. He noted the Royals’ young roster, a 45 45 season, and plans for a 1972 stadium while aiming for a World Series in seven years. 298 awards to 166 area 4-H youths were presented by county leaders and agents.
Franklin County Commissioners accepted White Motor Company as the lowest bidder at 3764 for two new sheriff cars. Robertson Motor Company bid 3797 and Moore Chevrolet-Oldsmobile 3871. White is to deliver in about 30 days. trading in a 1969 Rambler Ambassador and a 1968 Chevrolet.
Pomona Troop Pack 70 conducted a formal court of honor on Wednesday night. Advancements awarded included Dwight Langley Don Wheeler and Rand Smith to tenderfoot. Bruce Booton promoted to second vice president and Danny Stoneking to first class. Troop officer insignias presented to Mike Gentry Alan Gentry and Danny Stoneking. Ottawa committee Scout Donald Hay presented the troop charter.
Grange met Wednesday with Bill Rice in charge and Mrs. Henry Wherry at the piano. A discussion on insurance was held. Ellis Carman reported the Indian Cemetery hay sale at 57.30 dollars. New members named were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fritts, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Reeder, and Darlene Rice. Christmas numbers by Mrs. Joe Ream and songs by Henry Smart with a reading by Mrs. Smart on taxes. Potluck supper preceded the meeting. Next Grange session set for January 7.
KC markets report cattle prices with steers and heifers matching gains amid heavy weights while cows and feeders hold steady. Accident summaries list multiple wrecks across Ottawa including injuries and vehicle damage, with hospital admissions and discharge notes and a birth announcement for the Modlin family.
Funeral notices list Lee C. Likes 39 115 N Locust and Edward Parker 47 826 Olive with bonds, plus Albert Hoadley 69 723 S Locust and John A Thompson 23 228 S Elm with warrants and hit and run. Also divorce filed for Caroline M Smith and Terry Services, Janét Sué Diamond obituary, police citations for Carl Pulver break in case, probate marriage license James Seright and Eloise Hiatt, and Winton Winter speeding citation with license issue.
Rev. Ervin R. Johnson of the Northside Free Methodist Church will lead 50 seminary students on a Holy Lands journey to mark Jesus birth. Credits will be earned via a Nazarene Theological Seminary term paper as the group visits Egypt Bethlehem Jerusalem Athens Corinth and Rome returning to New York December 27. Reports and photos from Israel political affairs will be sent to the Herald.
Stanley the Ghost Booby Bobby and the Puppet Princess flee the puppeteer by raft. A perilous sea voyage ends when a storm sinks the craft and strands them near Santa Land. A sail made from sheets saves the trio momentarily before a wave carries Stanley away. Tomorrow: The Desert Island.
Ida Carol Shader daughter of Mr and Mrs George Shader passed away Saturday. Funeral services set for Wednesday 2 00 p m at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home with Rev Roger Greenslade officiating. Interment in Hope Cemetery. Friends may call from Monday evening until service time.
In Franklin County Kansas probate court a petition by Thomas Gleason administrator CTA seeks a court order to sell undivided three quarters of Lots 8 10 12 Block 3 Hamiltons Subdivision Main Street Ottawa for estate debts taxes and administration costs. Defenses due by December 16 1969 at 1 30 p m in Ottawa.
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