Local Briefs Open For Business And Store Sales
Brief notices announce Jim's Welding new location at 1620 East Wilson with phone 242-7522. Ads promote One third off coats and jackets at Young Place, LIKES Shoes January clearance starting Wednesday at 9:00 a.m., and Pre Inventory gift item clearance at 20 percent off. Also listed are Davis Paint, Gibbon's Auto Salvage holiday closure, OK Photo Service quick processing, Blakesley's Laundry under new ownership, Irwin's Gifts closed early, Ottawa University Student Union event January 5 at 7:30 p.m., Ottawa Tractor & Imp. Co., Sikes Shoes January clearance, Mode O'Day Gold Star sale December 27–29, and related notices.
Obituaries and notices from Ottawa area deaths and events
Roy M Olmsted 71 Nixa Mo died after months in hospital with services at Pough Funeral Home Golden City. Graveside services were for Gustavo Guerrero two and a half month old son of Manuel Guerrero and Maria Vasquez Guerrero. Iva Dean Hall 77 Ottawa died December 24. services at Dengel and Son Mortuary. James T Seright 51 Olathe former Ottawa, burial Highland Cemetery. Cyrus F Barncord 78 Lawrence dies December 23. burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Cattle and hog market roundups in Kansas City with bid ranges. Admissions and dismissals list Ottawa area. Local traffic incidents and police citations. Marriage licenses and divorces filed in county court.
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Roy M. Olmsted
Nixa
Pough
Golden City
Meta
Vera Davenport
Lake City
Mich
Jean Lewis
Bettsville
Lee Olmsted
Ottawa
Gustabo Guerrero
Gustavo Guerrero
King
Manuel Guerrero
el Tepetate Loreto Zacatecas
Old Mexico
Maria Mercedes Vasquez Guerrero
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Robert Bechtel
Damron-Towner Chapel
Iva Dean Hall
S. Cherry
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Hall
Salem
Ore
John E. Hall
Independence
Earl L. Brown
Overbrook
Joan Johnson
Walnut
Edna Reeves
Ottawa Rfd
Georgia Ball
First United Methodist
Woodlawn Cemetery
James T. Seright
James Thornton Seright
Olathe
Lamb-Roberts
Ralph M. Hodgden
Church of the Brethren
Seright
Veterans Hospital
Pleasanton
Wilbur W. Bloom
Eldon Rader
Highland Cemetery
Kenneth E. Andrews
James
Cyrus F. Barncord
Rumsey
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Memorial Park Cemetery
Barncord
Edith
Bud Mishler
Bertha Alexander
Hutchinson
L. A. Drum
Topeka
Charlie Barncord
Emporia
Manuel
Maria Guerrero
Bowling Scores From Classic League Lead Night Special
A condensed bowling results card shows team standings and top scores from various leagues. Highlights include Hall 234 in FOGLE QUARRY, Smeil 180 for BRISCOE DRUGS, and Welser’s 233/590 for ROYAL.T with Evans. Additional standout marks include McMIllen 220 and Foster 186 in Thursday Ladies White Motor Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don's Cleaners
Davis
Fogle Quarry
Hall
Hubbard Lumber
Viette
Briscoe Drugs
Smeil
Carter
PEPS/COLA
Bien
Bishop
Gemolayy
Gilges
Apehl
Fritts
Chuck Fritts
F. Fritts
Funeral services for Mrs Iva Dean Hall
Funeral services for Mrs Iva Dean Hall long time Pomona resident who died Friday afternoon will be held Tuesday at 2 PM from the Mortuary with Rev Paul Pentz officiating. Interment will follow at Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Dean Hall
Paul Pentz
Woodlawn
Pomona
Christmas baby arrives for Sandstrom family in Ottawa
Noah Janssen Sandstrom, eight pounds two ounces, was born at 7:11 a.m. on Christmas Day today at Ran som Memorial Hospital. The birth occurred days after the expected Dec. 23 birthdate and coincided with his mother’s birthday. The Sandstroms also have a three year old daughter, Rachel. Two other babies were born Christmas day at the hospital. Lin Lyndon couple Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hart welcomed a son at 1:42 a.m. and Pomona residents Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Boyd welcomed a son at 9:13 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Sandstrom
Main
Noah Janssen Sandstrom
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Nathaniel
Sandstroms
Rachel
Leon Hart
Lyndon
Wayne Boyd
Boyds
Pomona
Garnett Moves Toward Elderly Housing Project Plan
Garnett city commissioners initiated steps to pursue a federally funded housing project for seniors. Five citizens will be named to a housing authority to apply to HUD and, if approved, to select a site. The plan uses revenue bonds, with the project becoming city property after 40 years and income limits set for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett
Robert L. Powers
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Dennis Mitchell
Cardinal Cooke visits refugees in Calcutta camps
Terence Cardinal Cooke, archbishop of New York, walked among refugees in Salt Lake camp near Calcutta, calling the world to aid India in rehabilitating Bengali dispossessed by nine months of war. He urged greater global effort as tens of thousands suffer in squalid conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
India
Terence Cardinal Cooke
New York
Indian Subcontinent
Bangkok
Saigon
U.S
Cardinal
Bangla Desh
Cardinal Cooke
Salt Lake
Antiwar Veterans Occupy Betsy Ross House in Philadelphia
Twenty four antiwar veterans seized the Betsy Ross House in Philadelphia for forty five minutes to protest bombing in Vietnam. From the roof they read a statement before police entered and freed the group. Two ringleaders, Joseph Bangert and Gerald Hogan, were kept separate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Betsy Ross
Vietnam
New York
Statue of Liberty
Larry Schmitz
Joseph Bangert
New York City
Gerald Hogan
Bangert
Ross
Model Trains New Craft For Indians
Indians from Walpole Island on Lake St. Clair join Model Products in Mount Clemens to assemble model trains. The firm has hired 50 of 300 workers from Delaware Chippewa and Pottawatomie tribes, praising their patience and dexterity carried from bead work to intricate rail assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Clemens
Mich
Model Products
Electrc
Lionebi Cor
Pottawatomie
Walpole Island
Lake St. Clair
Sam Bushala
Pat Isaac
Toy Track
Wall Street opens with small gain amid modest trading
Wall Street prices held a slight gain in moderate trading as the Dow Jones industrial average hovered around 883 while advances slightly outpaced declines on the New York Stock Exchange. Analysts cited Maurice Stans comments on a robust start to next year as a possible lift. Metals and several sectors fell while motors and airlines rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Commerce
Maurice H Stans
Edwards Expected Back On Duty Soon
Captain Rolland Edwards of the Ottawa police, hospitalised after a Thursday night fight at Naomi's club, is expected back on duty in a couple of days. He received about 40 stitches for a head wound and was kept overnight at Ransom Memorial Hospital as three people faced charges. The club was closed after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolland Edwards
Ottawa
Edwards
Naomi’s
Main
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Olive M Graffham Deceased
In Franklin County Probate Court a petition by Donald Lee Smith Executor of Olive M Graffham s will seeks final settlement, court costs, and heirs distribution. Defenses due January 12, 1972 at 10 30 a m in Ottawa Kansas. First published December 20 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Olive M. Graffham
Donald Lee Smith
Olive M. Grattham
Olive WM. Graftham
Ottawa
Kansas
Verna B. Emerson
Verna B. Fyock
Notice of Estate Administration in Ottawa Kansas
Mary M. Brown petitions for an administrator of Verna F. Emerson estate asking defenses by January 12 1972. Also notice of appointment of William S. Bowers as Administrator of Clara E. Brooks estate with nine month creditor claims from first publication December 27 1971 in Ottawa Kansas.
Hard News About Foreign Drug Laws
The piece warns travelers that drug laws abroad are far stricter than in the United States. It cites Lebanon as an example with 3 to 5 years in a mental hospital for possession and notes a 70 percent rise in American drug arrests overseas. It emphasizes there is little help from friends family or the U S government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jim's Welding
East Wilson
Young Place
Davis Paint
Gibbon
OK Photo Service
S. Main
Lee Barnett
S. Blakesley
Irwin
China
Adv
John Deere Farming Frontiers
Ottawa University Student Union
Ottawa Tractor & Imp. Co
Sikes Shoes
the Daily Report
Kansas City
Angela Townsend
Waverly
Fred Cox
N. Main
Joseph Canfield
Wellsville
Terry Wolken
Birdell Nearmeyer
Ronald Slifer
Pittsburg
Keith Rockhold
Stanley Hird
N. Oak
Michael Scott
Us-59
South Highway 59 Court
Norma B. Wycoff
Kan
Beverly V. Weber
S. Maple
Greg C. Matthews
Weber
Matthews
Roy W. Browning
Sycamore
Cecil D. Elliott
Willow
Pauline G. Scott
Fifteenth
Ronald L. Chapman
Box 92
Scott
Cedar
Chapman
Police
Ottawa Police Department
William W. Wheeler
Nancy M. McFarland
M.p.h. Zone
James M. Gould
Muskogee, Okla
Jerome A. Minnick
Hickory
Stephen W. Johnson
Overland Park
Cheryl L. Christian
Paola
Timothy J. McDonald
Rebecca Lee Adams
Manhattan
Clifford J. Sheler
Patty Ann Elder
Bonita Nokes
Loren William Nokes
John R. Birzer
Janice E. Birzer
Frances A. Warhurst
Trayn A. Bischoff
Associated Press
Albany
Albuque
Amarillo
Anchorage
Asheville
Atlanta
Birmingham
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Charleston
Charlotte
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Duluth
Snow
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Houston
Memoriam
Jouis Deng Son
Ottawans
Garnett Nearer Housing Project
Burlington, Kansas
Mrs. Eldon Garrett
Cooke
Mother Teresa
War On Want
Dum-Dum
Wall Street
Bamront
Paul Damron
David Miller
Dorothy Reams
Janice Damron
Rena Towner
Edwards Expected
Winter & Green
First National Bank
Mary M. Brown
Verna F. Emerson
R. Michael Latimer
Skoog & Latimer
Title Bldg
Allys
Clara E. Brooks
William S. Bowers
William
Bowers
Artest
William 3. Bowers
Atty
W. 2Nd Street
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