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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1964

Page

4

School of the Ozarks to reopen after major fire

POINT LOOKOUT MO AP classes will resume January 4 at the School of the Ozarks after a fire destroyed the main building Saturday night. President M Graham Clark said chapel and dormitory space will be temporary classrooms as planning for a new building begins. Replacement costs are put at 400000 for construction and 300000 for equipment with 200000 covered by insurance. The Navy has pledged 800000 worth of electronic gear for a naval reserve unit housed there. The fire, whose cause is undetermined, wiped out three of four wings and alumni records. the building dates to 1928 and was donated by the late A P Green of Mexico Missouri.

Point Lookout School of the Ozarks M. Graham Clark Advisory Council Clark U.S. Navy Naval Reserve

Hearing Set On Sale Of Hodges Estate Real Property

In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court Hattie Helen Hodges executrix seeks court order to sell part of Homer F Hodges estate to pay debts taxes and administration costs. The land described as portion NE 10 18 available in Ottawa with January 22 1965 deadline for defenses and 10:00 AM hearing. Attorneys Gleason Gleason Doty and Logan represent executrix.

Franklin County Kansas Ottawa Hattie Helen Hodges Homer F. Hodges

Ottawa Kansas adopts standard traffic ordinance 1964

Ordinance 2260 adopts by reference the Standard Cities traffic ordinance for Kansas cities published by the League of Kansas Municipalities to regulate streets and alleys, repeals several prior ordinances, and takes effect January 1 1965. Mayor Charles Williamson and City Clerk Donald Capper sign. Deep diving seals of Antarctica note appears as separate text.

Ottawa Kansas Kansas Cities League of Kansas Municipalities West Seventh Street Topeka League of Kansas Franklin County Charles Williamson

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