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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1977

Page

11

Trophy Fish Retired From Pomona Bank Presidency

Neal Baxter retires as president of Citizen's State Bank Pomona after 26 and a half years. George Sayers will succeed him. Baxter plans a quieter life in Mesa with a new home and a woodworking shop. The bank grew from assets of 350000 to 5500000 during his tenure.

Neal Baxter Citizen's State Bank Lois Mesa Aziz Baxter George Sayers Blue Mound Ottawa University Pomona

Vandals Damage CH Central Heights School Windows

Vandals broke 43 windows at CH Central Heights School Thursday night causing about 4000 dollars in damage. U.S.C. 288 Superintendent Bud Laird said the board offers a 500 dollar reward for information leading to arrest and conviction. Windows are being replaced with overtime pay. donations for the reward may be left at Peoples State Bank in Richmond.

Central Heights Bud Laird U.S.C Board of Education Laird Peoples State Bank Richmond

Funeral notices and town brief items from Ottawa area

Obituaries note Nettie Mae Turner died December 29 in Linwood New Jersey with relatives in Missouri and New Jersey. Regina Anna Womack 79, Humboldt, dies and mass set at St Josephs Church Ottawa area. Mabel A Woodburn 95 LaCygne, formerly Ottawa, funeral Monday then graveside in Highland Cemetery. Frank A Morris dies December 25 with services in Princeton Cemetery. Admissions and discharges list local patients. Bom threat to Ottawa plants prompted broad evacuation. Sacred Heart School door glass broken in what appears to be vandalism. A stolen hub cap reported at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Kansas City market quotations and a statue found at Garnett Cemetery closing the case by Ottawa Public Safety.

Nettie Mae Turner Richmond Linwood N. J Turner Rogersville John and Maude (Horner) Bowers Washington State Jess Turner Springfield Regina Womack Humboldt Regina Anna Womack St. Joseph’s Catholic Church St. Joseph's Cemetery Womack Joan Cook Ottawa Humboldt Mabel A. Woodburn LaCygne Mangold Highland Cemetery DPS Sacred Heart School S. Cedar Gerald Sheeds Severna Rollins Lawrence Ransom Memorial Hospital Jesus Sacred Heart Catholic Church Garnett Pickett Christ Ottawa Department of Public Safety Kansas New Jersey Dengel and Son Mortuary

Benefit Dance Aids Jane Davis Leukemia Fight

Nightcrawlers camping club and Sacred Heart Catholic Church sponsor a benefit dance at 8 p.m. January 7 in Sacred Heart Gymnasium for Jane Davis of 1724 S Elm. Proceeds go to the Davis family to help cover medical and motel expenses as Mrs Davis receives outpatient treatment at M D Anderson Hospital Houston Texas. Music by the Western Ho Downers.

Sacred Heart Gymnasium Jane Davis S. Elm Nightcrawlers Camping Club Sacred Heart Catholic Church Davis

Wellsville OKs Bonds for Water Pipeline Plan

Wellsville voters approved a 515000 general obligation bond to fund water pipeline work from Lawrence to Baldwin and along US 56 to Wellsville, plus a 190000 FHA grant. The measure passed 164 yes to 125 no in a special election, with turnout at 47 percent, and will raise water and sewer rates across tiers to repay debt.

Wellsville Farmers Home Administration Lawrence Baldwin Us-56

His Music Lives On New Year’s Eve without Guy Lombardo

New Year’s Eve program marks the 49th Lombardo broadcast, but this year the Royal Canadians perform without founder Guy Lombardo who died last month. Victor Lombardo leads the band at the Waldorf Astoria in a CBS telecast expected to draw 1000 paid attendees with standards and new songs, while CBS coverage includes Leslie Uggams and Paul Williams. The page also notes a $6.9 million Southwestern Bell rate hike in Kansas, a court-backed interim increase subject to refund, and local notices including LASA office holiday closure.

New York Guy Lombardo Grand Ballroom the Waldorf- Astoria Lombardo Heaven Victor Guy Topeka Kan Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Kansas Kansas Corporation Commission Cowley County KCC Southwestern Bell Stanley Pete” Crow Tom Pitner Pitner Kansas Supreme Court High Court Cowley County District Court Lebert CBS. TV Yesteryear Bing Crosby Kenny Gardner Ty Lemley Love Leslie Uggams Paul Williams Times Square Cbs-Tv Lee Jordan Ben Graver

SCS Man To Retire

Gordon Barnes price support specialist for the Kansas ASCS retires Saturday after a long career beginning in 1950 as Franklin County performance reporter. He later led county offices 11 years, then state office in Manhattan in 1962, advancing through storage management and compliance before becoming price support chief. He and his wife Aleene will remain in Manhattan after retirement.

Gordon Barnes State of Kansas Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office ASCS Barnes Agency Franklin County State Manhattan Aleene

Mystery Shooting Baffles Hutchinson Detectives

A Lyndon woman Theda Clark, 43, was wounded by a man in a car in a Hutchinson Helidome parking lot Wednesday night. Detectives say there is a specific reason behind the incident and are checking leads as they try to unravel the case. She was treated and released from Hutchinson Hospital Thursday night.

Hutchinson Hns Lyndon Earl Baxter Theda Clark

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