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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1977

Page

9

Rites for Harry A. Brown Jr. Held in Waverly

Funeral services were set for Harry A. Brown Jr., 56, of New Port Richey Florida, who died Saturday in a Tampa hospital. Burial will be in Waverly Cemetery after a 2 p.m. service at Jones Funeral Home. Brown, born October 10, 1921 in Waverly, served in the Army Air Corps in World War II and the Air Force before retiring in 1966, later working for a Japanese airline. He is survived by wife Mary F. Allison and a blended family including son Chris Brown and three daughters, plus three stepsons, three sisters, and grandchildren. Friends may call at the funeral home.

Harry A. Brown JR Topeka Capitol Post American Legion Philip Billard Veterans of Foreign Wars Mary F. Allison Grandview Chris Brown Carlton Tex Nancy Quebedeaux Tucson Ariz Harriet Brown Austin Joe Allison Montana Jim Allison Parsons Tom Allison Lawrence Dorothy Murphy Paola Aileen Kelly Waverly Rosemary Grindstaff Jones Funeral Home Margaret J. Ray S. Cedar Ransom Memorial Hospital Robson-Towner Highland Cemetery Clyde Greisen Anna Mary Margaret Gervais Lawrence Ahrens Henry Ahrens Milwaukee S. Cedar St Ottawa Robson Towner Funeral Home Robson- Towner Funeral Home

Local Ad Briefs Update From Hazel's and Wright's Studio

Ad briefs advertise Happy Hour 7 to 10 p m with 35 cent drafts and 1 50 pitchers at Hazel's Place plus a Go Go Dancer. Santa requests a Singer from Dundee Fabrics as two weeks till Christmas. OTASCO stays open evenings to Dec 23. Mary Kay Cosmetics offers 25 percent off. Sandy Clary contact before 4 p.m. Canned horse meat and beef dog food priced at 4 25 per case and 1 paneling at 5 49. Metzger Salvage at 109 N Main.

Hazel Stioett Metzger Salvage N. Main

Jaycees Fight Tree Theft During Christmas Sale

Ottawa Jaycees president says 10 to 20 Christmas trees stolen from the lawn of the Franklin County Courthouse where over 100 trees have been sold and 60 more expected. Cummings notes profits fund an annual party for underprivileged children and that several buyers took trees without paying until confronted.

Eddie Cummings The Ottawa Jaycees Jaycees Cummings

Rhodes Scholar Candidates to Interview in Topeka

Kansas Rhodes Scholar Selection Committee will interview 10 state candidates in Topeka on Wednesday. Dr. John Chalmers notes interviews occur in Capitol Federal Savings and Loan Association board room with Ruth Wilkin as chair and members Gilbert Haight, Kenneth Brown, Barbara Weary, and Chalmers. Candidates include Grace Hawang and Louis H. Wetzel of Manhattan, Paul Draper of Lawrence, Ann Warner of Hutchinson, Christopher Lamb of Wichita, Monte Vines of Wichita, Robert Krasne of Overland Park, Richard Mattione of Shawnee, Randy Miller of Downs, and Steven Steinbach of Winfield.

Topeka Kan Kansas Barbara Weary Leawood Chalmers Grace Hawang Louis H. Wetzel Manhattan Kansas State Paul A. Draper Lawrence Ann E. Warner Hutchinson University of Kansas Christopher J. Lamb Wichita Pittsburg State Monte A. Vines Kansas Newman College Robert M. Krasne Overland Park Georgetown University Shawnee Harvard Randy B. Miller Downs Yale Steven A. Steinbach Winfield

Local mural artist honored at Ottawa Junior High

More than 100 friends and admirers attended a Sunday reception for Bill Howe at Ottawa Junior High. The event celebrated his large mural in the multi purpose room showing 360 butterflies over the Kansas Flint Hills. Dean Rouse thanked Howe for the mural and for letting students watch a professional artist at work. Bud Beeman and Royse presented plaques and lamps. Bev Bourque and her cooking class made butterfly cookies.

Bill Howe Ottawa Junior High Kansas Flint Hills Dean Rouse Howe Bud Beeman U.S.C. 290 Board of Education Beeman Tami Sears Royse

New Adult Ed Program Offers Free GED Prep At Local Center

The Adult Basic Education program at the local center on 123 E. 2nd offers free reading English and mathematics help to any adult starting at any level. It aims to grow vocabulary reading speed spelling punctuation and basic math up to fractions and decimals with flexible progress. The center is open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and supports self paced advancement toward GED prep. A Christmas band concert at Ottawa High School will feature 180 students with no admission charge. Marine Corporal Rollin K. Miller returns from overseas duty with the 1st Battalion Fourth Marine Regiment stationed on Okinawa. Joint luncheon meeting of Franklin County Commission and Ottawa City Commission scheduled in Gold Room at QU Student Union. Marijuana possession arrests in two drug raids include 23 year old Joe Wesley Brooks and 20 year old Tamara J. Brooks at 816 S. Ash with about 2½ pounds seized and $300 value. preliminary hearing set for 1:30 p.m. Dec. 16.

E. 2Nd Ottawa Department of Public Safety Joe Wesley Brooks Tamara J. Brooks S. Ash Brooks

Wall Street Mixed After Friday Rally Falters

Wall Street opened mixed as the Dow Jones average slipped 17 points to 815.06 at noon. The NYSE composite index rose 0.05 to 51.77 and the AMEX market value index advanced 0.22 to 124.36 as brokers noted light volume and fading momentum after Friday's rally amid a stabilizing dollar.

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