BRIEFS: Local Ads And Notices Compile For Week
A collection of short items includes Hoover Dial-A-Matic listings with price details, a Gibson's Discount ad, a Mac and The Rhythm Ramblers dance event at Naomi's Club, and a chili supper fundraiser at 1st Methodist Church. Also notes Marie Morrow recovering from a hip fracture in Ottawa, plus Christmas shopping hours, Eagles dance ads, a crisis helpline, a turkey weight correction, Evergreen decor, a Christmas program at Union Chapel Church, a Park antiques listing, and a weather observer correction from 1942.
Two Ottawa Juveniles Jailed for Auto Theft
Two Ottawa youths aged 14 and 15 have caused trouble in jail after being jailed since Monday for theft and attempted theft of motor vehicles. Sheriff Joe Ferns said they threw water on a jailer and set fire to papers in their cells. They were arrested Friday by Iola police and face four counts each of stealing autos, stealing a pickup, and attempted theft of an auto. A formal hearing is expected within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Joe Ferns
Carl Sherman
Iola
Local admissions and court notices mix with farm market report
Daily Report items show admissions and dismissals at area facilities, plus a Kansas City cattle market update with feeder cattle prices and hogs. There are accident reports, marriage license data, speeding citations, criminal dispositions, and obituaries for Harold Hughes and Floyd Elliott.
Dr Henning Leases Crestview Nursing Home Facility
County commissioners signed a new lease Wednesday with Dr C W Henning for Crestview Nursing Home on West Seventh Street Terrace. The 50 bed facility had been leased for 14 years by Mrs Mary E Tankersley who no longer wishes to lease. Terms mirror the prior arrangement with Tankersley who paid $500 monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crestview Nursing Home
West Seventh Street Terrace
C. W. Henning
E. 11Th
Mary E. Tankersley
W. 7Th St
Henning
Cedar House
Fifteenth
South Hickory
Tankersley
Docking Warns Legislature on Reapportionment Policy
Gov. Robert Docking told lawmakers he will not be hands off on reapportionment for Kansas Senate and House in 1972. In a letter to House minority leader Richard Loux, he listed questions on constitutionality fairness one-man one-vote nonpartisan districts and avoiding gerrymandering as he studies any plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Robert Docking
Kansas
Senate
House
Richard C. “Pete” Loux
Wichita
Docking
Loux
United States
Santa Fe Challenges Six-Man Juries in Kansas Cases
Santa Fe Railway appeals a 36 454 award to the Bourne family after a 1969 Osage County crash. The railroad asks the Kansas Supreme Court to bar six-member juries in misdemeanor and civil cases, arguing state law requires consent to six jurors, opposing a federal rule allowing six-person juries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Santa Fe Railway
Kansas
Kansas Supreme Court
Osage County
Santa Fe
Federal District Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Bourne
Kansas City Man Sentenced for Forgery in Ottawa Case
Samuel Dean Devine, 33, of Kansas City Kansas was jailed six months after being found guilty of forging prescription blanks last summer in Ottawa. He has 104 days already served credited toward the sentence and is to be paroled for a year starting December 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Samuel Dean Devine
Ottawa
Devine
County Clerk Announces Mail Homestead Forms For Next Year
Bruce Spears county clerk said Wednesday that applicants for this year will receive next year’s forms by mail. There is no need for current year applicants to pick up applications in the clerk’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Spears
Spears
City approves 1973 bank plan and 19 beer licenses
The governing body set a Dec 29 3 p.m. deadline to sign year end checks. The city will use Kansas State Bank in 1973 and Peoples National Bank in 1974, chosen by drawing. Nine teen cereal malt beverage licenses were approved for 19 businesses and clubs including Reid T. Harder Elk Lodge and A&P Food Store. Each license carries annual fees of 50 dollars for carry out beer and 100 dollars for on premise beer.
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First National Bank
Second
Main
Kansas State Bank
N. Main
Peoples National Bank
S. Main
R&r Recreation
Reid T. Harder
Hickory Inn
E. Dundee
Allen Reed
Blue Room Tavern
Donald D. Farrell
Naomi’s Club
Ruby Nolan
Andy's Service
W. 7Th
Willard Cromwell
White’s Grocery
Shirley L. White
The
James H. Baugher
Ray's
Conoco
Raymond N. Wiseman
Monarch Billiard Parlor
L. B. Wedman
N. Raymond Hodson
A&p Food Store
S. Hickory
Orville T. Hayward
Waymire’s
Food Mart
Charles R. Waymire
Don E. Waymire
Twilight Retreat
S.main
Alta S. Hicks
Blakesley
Gulf Service
Floyd W. Blakesley
Ottawa Country Club Association
Two Land Suits Settle Out Of Court
The State Highway Commission settled two land condemnation appeals out of court this week. Roseberry property on Ottawa RFD 3 settled for 12500 on about 21 acres with a permanent easement. Starosta property on Pomona RFD 2 and others settled for 12200 on 39.72 acres with a temporary easement on six acres for the Interstate 35 extension in Franklin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Commission On
R. E. Roseberry
Ottawa
White Dwarfs Called Bankrupts of the Universe
White dwarf stars are described as bankrupts of the universe, having squandered their fuel resources and living on gravitational capital.
Notice of Hearing in Williamson Estate Kansas Probate Court
In Franklin County Kansas the Probate Court hears the estate of Charles S Williamson deceased. Nancy W Broers petitions for descent of all real and personal property and asks interested parties to file defenses by January 10 1972 at eleven a m in Ottawa Kansas. Attorneys Anderson Byrd Richeson Jones First Natl Bank Bldg Ottawa KS 66067 represent the petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Kansas
Charles S. Williamson
Ottawa
Nancy W. Broers
Anderson, Byrd, Richeson & Jones
Nat'l. Bank Bldg
Attys
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Hoover
Gibson's
Mac
Naomi
1St Methodist Church
Marie Morrow
Richmond
St. Luke’s Hospital
Budge's
Adv
Eagles
Rhythm Kings
Ogg's
Willis Garden Center
Union Chapel
Park Antiques
Forest Park
Herald
John P. Kelsey
Kelsey
the Daily Report
Elizabeth Higgins
S. Cedar
Max Cox
Box
Pomona
Sandra Menely
Quenemo
Guy Crammer
Daphne van Gundy
Clifford Moore
Wellsville
Earl Schmanke
RFD
Jerry O Harah
Jane Rockhold
Robert Kile
David Kile
Dennis Sumner
Tenth
Hickory
Patti M. Honn
Hackettstown
N. J
John J. Edelman
S. Oak
Mayhew Banks
Sac City
Iowa
Bertie Bell Toler
County Court
Russell
G. Wray
Excelsior Springs
Antoni J. van Leiden
S. Poplar
Richard F. Corrigan
Overland Park
Michael A. Ledom
N. Sycamore
Maudie T. Tarrant
Mason’s Trailer Court
John S. Harris
Ottawa Red
Lucille Bell
Charlesetta Bell
James W. Tucker
Lawrence
Barbara Barnard
Garnett
Dennis J. Huffman
E. Logan
Cident
Robert G. Macculloch
Ottawa University
George W. Patrick
S. Cherry
Jerry Burns
Grand Island
Neb
Lawrence Edward Walker II
District Court
City of
Tim Brady
Canterbury Court
State
Willis Moten
Harold Hughes
Ashland
E. C. Hughes
Henry Tabor
John T. Mitchell
Jacksonville
Fla
Floyd Elliott
United Methodist Church
Vernon Dillon
Elliott
Anderson County
Marie
Harold Leitaker
Eldon Pontious
Grace Elliott
Laura Chambers
al Rothier
Washington D.C
Crestview
Bob Moore
Public Works
Santa Fe RR
Juanita L. Bourne
Ginger
Robert
Derald Lee Bourne
Memoriam
Zarrant
Towner Awa
KAP
Damron Towner Chapel
Woodlawn
Dorothy Reams
Paul Damron
David Miller
Janice Damron
Rena Towner
Wintergreens Tree Farm
Paine
Bootery
Santa
Pomona, Kansas
Carl
School of Business
Kansas Avenue
Clark School of Business
Zip
Lidge
Ray A. Talbott
E.C
Gerald B. Harford
Tancred Commandery No
K.T
Princeton Recreation Association
Ora Wadkins
Princeton
8Th
Lincoln
Larry Milliken
Jefferson
Spring Hill
Olchee Sne Sodas Latione
Texas Refinery Corp
O. K. Pate
Fort Worth
Texas
William Shipp
Red Rooster Cafe
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