Ottawa attorney to join panel on estate planning
Ot tawa attorney Wint on A Winter will speak on a women's estate planning panel at a seminar January 4 at the First Methodist Church in Ottawa. The Kansas Area Methodist Foundation sponsors sessions January 3 and 4 in Fort Scott Iola and Ottawa. The notices also report a recovered 1965 Chevrolet owned by Bobby Lantis, Ottawa RFD 8, found abandoned in Neodesha and to be returned.
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Winton A, Winter
Ottawa
First Methodist Church
Kansas Area Methodist Foundation, Inc
Fort Scott
Iola
Bobby Lantis
RFD
Neodesha
Franklin County
Emphysema Education Project Aids Nonhospital Patients
Respiratory disease patients attend weekly classes at the Medical College of Georgia and Richmond County Health Department in Augusta. The program, financed by the U S Public Health Service, aims to educate emphysema chronic bronchitis and asthma patients with lectures TV demonstrations and films. About 100 people have attended, with spouses urged to accompany patients. After graduation each receives a rehabilitation plan and breathing assistance if needed. Emphysema affects about one million Americans in a country facing a rising COPD problem.
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Augusta
Medical College of Georgia
Frank P. Andersson
Richmond County Health Department
Augusta Area
U.S. Public Health Service
United States
Alma Meinrath
Anderson
Deaths of Maude Thorne and chaplain Worthington detailed
Services were held for Mrs Maude Thorne 81 at Coughlin Funeral Home Wellsville with Rev Clarence Harder officiating. Burial Gardner Cemetery. Thorne born January 18 1885 in Missouri moved from Edgerton to Pasola then Colorado before settling in Wellsville. Survived by sister Edith Ackley and several nieces and nephews. Also noted is Lt Col Worthington a Presbyterian clergyman and veteran with posts at Ottawa Federated and Howard later, survived by wife two sons two daughters six grandchildren and a brother.
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Paw
Jy Worthington
Frank James Worthington
S. Hickory
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Roger Greenslade
Freeport
Kan
Towner’s Chapel
Westminster Church
Argentine, Kan
Ide
Lucinda
James) Worthington
Friends University
McCormick Theological Seminary
Freeport Presbyterian Church
Maude Thorne
Wellsville
Coughlin
Clarence Harder
M. L. Averill
Roy Denton
Keith Adriance
Ray Breche Eisen
Carl Warnock
Keith Chanay
Lena Cramer
Caerol Cramer
Gardner Cemetery
Thorne
Sweet Springs
John
Josephine
Reavis) Shores
Kansas
Edgerton
Pasola
George Thorne
Colorado
Edith Ackley
Ottawa
Don H. Worthington
Fairway
Sanford Wineters
Wolcotte
Conn
William E Markham
Lenexa
Ira J.’ Worthington
Funeral services for Russell Howard announced
Russell Howard died December 28 and funeral services are set for 10 30 a m Friday at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev James W McCrossen officiating graveside services follow at 4 p m in Mount Rose Memorial Park Lebanon Missouri with Rev Charles Chatman officiating
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Russell Howard
The
Lamb Funeral Home
James W. McCrossen
Mount Rose Memorial Park
Lebanon
Charles Chatman
Howard
Missouri
Police Court report details multiple city traffic cases
Fines included 25 dollars for F H Eickhoff cited for running a red light at Fourth and South Main. Otis W Fisher paid 50 dollars after a drunken public place charge at Bikes Drive In. Earl B Albers found not guilty on careless driving at Fifteenth and Rockwood Drive. Theron A Whisenhunt pleaded guilty to reckless driving and DUI, with a 125 dollar fine and 30 day jail sentence suspended. Richard P Orndorff’s molestation charges were dismissed by the city attorney.
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F. H. Eickhoff
St. Louse Is
Fourth and
South Main
Otis W. Fisher
Merriam
Kan
Earl B
Albers
Oak
Fifteenth
Rockwood Drive
Theron A
Main
Richard P. Orndorff
Cattle Hog and Egg Market Report From Kansas City
KC Markets Kansas City AP cattle numbers show 900 head plus calves 50 steers fully steady with best grades at 23.75 to 24.50, cows 16.50 to 18.50, feeders over 650 pounds steady while lighter weights vary. Hogs 3,500 with barrows and gilts up 25 to 50 cents, sows 25 to 50 higher. Lambs and ewes steady with wool types at 22.50 to 23.00 for good lambs and 6.75 for ewes. Wholesale eggs and butter also noted with price ranges.
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Kansas City
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Listing
Hospital notes show admissions including Mrs Frederick Ferguson of 510 North Oak Brenda Bogle Wellsville Mrs Carl Stone Princeton RFD 1 Wednesday Kathy Sue Houdashelt Wellsville RFD 2 Thursday and dismissals such as James DeWitt 703 West 19th Clarence Burnett Rantoul Mrs Ivan Hunt and daughter Pomona Rochell Didier 419 Willow Mrs Delmar Robinson and son Osawatomie Mrs Hugh Hill and son 822 South Oak Ottawa Mrs Billy Clark and son 746 South Cherry Connie Smith 714 North Main Lonnie Smith 714 North Main Janice Hart 722 East 9th Mrs George Browning Ottawa RFD 2 Mrs Jack Ledom and daughter 519 North Sycamore Mrs Geneva Kelsey 9145 South Hickory Thursday
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Frederick Ferguson
N. Oak
Brenda Bogle
Wellsville
Carl Stone
Princeston
Rfd
Kathy Sue Houdashelt
James DeWitt
Clarence Burnett
Rantoul
Ivan Hunt
Rochell Didier
Willow
Delmar Robinson
Osawatomie
Hugh Hill
Oak
Ottawa
Billy Clark
S Cherery
Connie Smith
Main
Lonnie Smith
Janice Hart
George Browning
Jack Ledom
N. Sycamore
Geneva Kelsey
Hick Ory
Three Vehicle Collision in Oteotawa Injures None
At 2 40 p m Wednesday Ros bert L English 17 driving a 1956 Chevrolet followed a vehicle from an alley and struck a 1959 Chevrolet driven by Carroll A Carr. Carr then hit a 1966 Chevrolet driven by Charles L Farr. No injuries were reported. Damages estimated at 172 dollars for Carr and 150 for Farr.
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Rosbert L. English
S. Oak
East Logan
East Alley
Carroll A. Carr
Overland Park
Kan
Carr
Zastdsogap
Charles L. Farr
S. Cedar
Farr
Logan
Ottawa area court fines for traffic breaches
County Court reports cite Harry D. Wright 53 of Gardner charged December 19 east of Ottawa on K-68 for failing to stop at a stop sign. pleaded guilty and forfeited $5 plus costs. Alvin F. Houston 18 of Ottawa RFD 4 charged December 21 on K-68 at Pomona for reckless driving. pleaded guilty and forfeited $10 plus costs. Allen C. Belot 18 of Lawrence charged December 18 on US 159 north of Ottawa for speeding 71 mph in a 60 mph zone. pleaded guilty and forfeited $11 plus costs. James W. Longstreth 32 of Baldwin charged December 20 on I-35 northeast of Ottawa for speeding 80 mph in a 70 mph zone. pleaded costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Wright
Gardener
Kan
Ottawa
Alvin F. Houston
US 159
James W. Longstreth
Baldwin
North Texas Regional Airport proposed as world’s largest
In 1972 Dallas and Fort Worth consider a mega airport near Grapevine. A 100 gate complex, three level roadway system and vast terminal would handle up to 100000 daily travelers. Construction at 216.7 million funded by revenue bonds expected to pay off by 2000. Walter Prokosch advocates large room for noise control and six runways eventually.
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North Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Walter Proekosch
New York
Proekosch
Heirs Named in Kansas Quiet Title Petition
A district court petition in Franklin County Kansas seeks to determine heirs of John P Kraus and Paul Kraus and quiet title to land. Respondents must plead by February 13 1967 in Ottawa with fails leading to judgment. Ross E Johnson and Betty J Johnson filed the suit. Bowers and Bowers serve as attorneys for plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Couney
Kansas
Ross E. Johnson
Betty J. Johnson
John P. Kraus
Paul &.’ Kraus
Ottawa
Notice of Stockholders Meeting Centropolis Telephone Co
The Centropolis Telephone Company calls a stockholders meeting for January 10 1967 from 2:00 to 8:00 PM at the schoolhouse in Centropolis Kansas. Voters of record as of January 10 1967 may vote on a resolution authorizing dissolution and asset disclosure by directors. Ted Nelson presides, Alfred W Altic signs as secretary.
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Centropols Telephone Company
Cenetropolis Telephone Company
Cenetropolis
Kansas
Centropolis Telephone Company
K.S.A
Ted Nelson
Notice of Hearing in Kohler Estate Case
The State of Kansas to all Persons Concerned. A petition has been filed to admit the authenticated copy of Myrtle E. Kohler’s last will and testament from Cass County Missouri to probate and record. The petition seeks assignment of real estate to those entitled.
Classified Ads 2 Hobbs Ottawa Kansas
Classified ads from Hobbs Ottawa Kansas highlight local sales and services available in the area. Listings include items for sale, job notices, and community announcements from residents and nearby businesses.
Notice of Suit Filed Against Seyfert McManus Firm
Notice lists Seyfert McManus and Company and Jennie Picke as parties in a legal suit. The advertisement indicates court action initiated in late December with publication through January. [A concise public notice appears in the newspaper as a legal summons for the involved entities.]
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Kansas
Seyfert, McManus & Company
Jennie Picke
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