News Briefs ads and events round up for New Year season
Short notices list various local sales and events including 25 percent off at Young Place and Fulton Furniture 120 E. 15th, New Year’s dances at VFW and Eagles lodges, Drifters concert, Karen Stinson beauty appointments, OK Photo Service, Dr McKelvey resuming practice, McFadden's Rhythm Ramblers party at Oak Lodge, and Propbusters Model Airplane Club meeting at Ottawa Junior High School with memberships available.
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Propbusters
Ottawa Junior High School
Lydia E Kline services held at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home
Obituary for Lydia Emmaline Kline who died Dec 23 with funeral led by Rev Joe H Reid Scranton. Music by Martha Sundstrom and Raymond Sundstrom, organist Mrs Eldon Rader. Burial Pleasant View Cemetery Agricola. Pallbearers listed.
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Lydia E. Kline
Lydia Emmaline Kline
Lamb-Roberts
Joe H. Reid
Scranton
Martha
Raymond Sundstrom
Eldon Rader
Charles Arnett
Johnie Dugger
Fred Gilby
Harry Hooking
William Hooking
Harry Keller
Pleasant View Cemetery
Agricola
Wall Street Rebounds On Year End Trade Surge
The noon Dow rose 10.68 to 1018.36 as advances led declines 869 to 435 on the New York Stock Exchange with 1,696 issues changing hands in heavy trading. Analysts cite renewed bullish tone after late October to mid-December gains, aided by potential profit ceiling easing. auto stocks led gains with General Motors up 1.58, Ford 0.05, and Chrysler 0.40.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Dow
Price Commission
Dovarice
Larry Wachtel
Bache & Co
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Vow on at Boyle and the bright job future for workers
Government predictions forecast at least 200000 new secretaries annually as education expands. Scientists alive today produce vast paper mountains and waste, with experts citing a looming 500 pounds of paper per person yearly. The speaker plans to clean files and plant trees to spare descendants from paper excess.
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Earth
Soybean Officials Meet PC Over Price Crackdown
Washington AP reports that the National Soybean Processors Association met with price officials about the Price Commission crackdown on the country’s 18 largest soybean processing firms. The association spokesman offered little on reasons for the sharp advance in soybean meal and oil prices since mid year relative to bean costs.
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Washington
Commission
Price Commission
National Soybean Processors Association
Association
Cargill, Inc
Minneapolis
Sentenced for Reckless Driving After Accident
Craig W. Hughes a 21 year old Wellsville resident was sentenced to 30 days in county jail for reckless driving. He drove a car involved in an accident on December 22 injuring four Wellsville youths none seriously. Hughes was brought to Franklin County Court on a warrant issued after the crash. He must also pay court costs.
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Craig W. Hughes
Wellsville
Hughes
Franklin County
Bulmer Hearing Set After Farmhouse Burglaries
A preliminary exam for Rick Bulmer, 20, of 1035 S Willow, on a possession of marijuana felony charge is scheduled for 9 30 a m January 5 1973 in Franklin County Criminal Court. Officers searched his home with a warrant from McPherson County authorities seeking items from farmhouse burglaries. Bulmer is jailed in lieu of 25000 bond.
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Rick Bulmer
Franklin County
Bulmer
S. Willow
McPherson County
Wellsville council OKs 18 year old as full time officer
Wellsville City Council hires 18 year old Paul Allen on a 90 day probationary basis to fill a full time police officer role replacing part time deputies. The meeting also covered revenue sharing, zoning map adoption, well improvements, street sealing, and gasoline delivery permits.
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Joan Istas
Wellsville
Robert Pinet
Kansas League of Municipalities
League
Pinet
Paul Allen
Allen
Cullum
Brown
Ben Nitcher
Nitcher
Benton Drive
Maple Street
Donald Caruthers
Firemen’s Relief Fund
Earthquake Great Shock To Hughes
Managua AP reports a powerful quake struck Nicaragua's capital damaging the Intercontinental Hotel where billionaire recluse Howard Hughes was holed up. After leaving with aid from Gen. Anastasio Somoza, Hughes sought a Learjet destination amid chaos, with reports he eventually traveled to Fort Lauderdale and then London.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Howard Hughes
Intercontinental Hotel
Hughes
Crisweill
Criswell
Florida
Lear
Los Angles
Miami Herald
Fort Lauderdale
London
Somoza
New Ownership at Ottawa Pharmacy Becomes The Clinic Pharmacy
The Ottawa Professional Pharmacy Inc. at 1802 South Main has been purchased by three Ottawa pharmacists Ed Burrichter George Kramer and Bob Cook. Thomas Gleason vice president and Minnie Long secretary signed the final agreement. Burrichter will continue to manage and plans for future changes.
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Ottawa Professional Pharmacy Inc
1802S, Main
Ottawa
Ed Burrichter
George Kramer
Bob Cook
Thomas Gleason
Minnie Long
Clinic Pharmacy
Burrichter
Juvenile Marijuana Case Heard Near Homewood
A possession of marijuana case against Greg Mohr aged 15 from Ottawa Rural Fire District 1 was taken under advisement by Juvenile Court Judge Don White. Mohr, arrested December 4 about two miles north of Homewood, must report to the county probation officer and pay costs. He and another youth were arrested by the Kansas Highway Patrol. the other case was heard in Franklin County Criminal Court.
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Greg Mohr
Ottawa Rfd
Don White
Mohr
Homewood
Franklin County
Kansas Highway Patrol
Notice of Hearing in Clara E. Brooks Estate
In Franklin County Probate Court the state of Kansas publishes notice regarding the estate of Clara E. Brooks deceased. William 5. Bowers as administrator seeks final settlement, account approval, and heirs determination with claims from the State Department of Social Welfare. Defenses due January 16, 1973 at 10 a.m. in Ottawa.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Clara E. Brooks
State of
Kansas
William 5. Bowers
State Department of Social Welfare
Ottawa
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S. Main
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Martha A. Ware
N. Oak
Bruce N. Snook
W. 15Th
Roy A. Ingram
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Hast Wilson
Galen E. Brown
Grant
Viola V. Hoffman
E. Wilson
Wilson
Hoffman
Lana M. Mohler
Clarence Eugene Mohler
LAWRENCE M._ SANDERSON
Iola
Louis Peterson JR
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
William D. Henry
Gamble-Skogmo
Jeanie’ Smith
Frank Mason
Wall Street
Francis William Nutt
S. Locust
Damron-Towner Chapel
Highland Cemetery
Dan Buck
Nutt
LeLoup
Henry Banner
Ida Mae (Bray) Nutt
Carrie Maude Fanning
Juanita Dray
Genevieve Adamson
Reno
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Hickory
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Ray Hornecker
S. Sycamore
Connie Sears
Tyrone Tschantz
Peterson Field Afb
Colorado Springs
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Chester Leach
Eunice Rouse
Rfd
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Williamsburg
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Wellsville CC
Anastasio Somoza
Maurice Parga
Parga
United States
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Towner Ava
Damron Towner
Paul Damron
David Miller
Janice Damron
Dorothy Reams
Don Geer
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Harold Lear
Seccsseccsrensserseeeen
Iline
Nellie E. Watts
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St. Bernard
South Locust
Raney-Reynolds Rexall Drug Store
2Nd
Cedar
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