Brief items from Ottawa area notices and events
Tax relief eligibility brief for pre 1906 property owners available via Audit Tax Service in Ottawa or Pomona. New stock of Tummy Stockings at The Village Shoppe. Wild game feed at Homewood School on Sun Feb 6 from 4:30 to 7:30 pm, hosted by Williamsburg Ottawa Wildlife Club. Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club meets Monday at 7:30 pm in Anchor Savings building with refreshments. Jake Cherry Trip at Naomi's Club Sat night 10-2. Social Security rep R E Lawson at Youth Center Wed 9 am to 1 pm to answer Social Security questions. VEW dance featuring Bob Griffin's New Country Boys Sat night. Village Shoppe advertises half-price winter merchandise. United Cemeteries Association annual meeting Tue 1:30 pm at Howard Steg Pomona RFD home. Verna Okeson home after eye surgery in Kansas City. Eagles Steak Night Sat 6:30-8:30 pm with dance at 9:30 pm New Country Sounds. reservations at club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homewood School
Williamsburg-Ottawa Wildlife Club
Two vehicle crash reports from Friday night intersections
A 9:45 p.m. crash at Seventeenth and US-59 involved two southbound vehicles driven by David E. Carlson and Helen L. Rockers. In a separate incident, two cars backed from parking stalls in the 100 block of East Second, with drivers Patricia A. Shepard and Mary L. Gatlin. Central Heights weekly menu runs Feb 8–15. Charles Ross Campbell services held at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home. he died Feb 2 at 82. Admissions and dismissals listed. birth announced. Kansas City market report with cattle, hogs, and sheep prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventeenth
Us- 59
David E. Carlson
Mission
Helen L. Rockers
Garnett
East Second
Patricia A. Shepard
Ash
Mary L. Gatlin
Willow
Charles R. Campbell
Charles Ross Campbell
Lamb- Roberts
Campbell
Henry A. Roberts Jr
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Bruce Spears
Chalmers Clark
Robert Duffield
William Gamble
R. 0. Harder
Tom Powers
Marshall Allen
Satm Christerson
Heid Dunlap
Rex Howard
Herbert Johnson
Cecil Lasswell
Chapel Hills Memorial Gardens
Kansas City
Ottawa University Week Calendar Highlights Events
Ottawa University lists events for next week including a February 8 lecture on The Heritage of Black Art by Larry Wooster in Chapel Auditorium at 3 p.m. and an advanced seminar Interpersonal Relationships by Prof. Bill Ballinger in Administration Building Auditorium at 9 40 a.m The University Union hosts a 7 to 9 p.m. session. On February 11 Graceland College basketball visits Lamoni Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
New York Pro Musical
Heritage of Black
Larry Wooster
Bill Ballinger
University Union
Graceland College
Lamoni
Iowa
All-Day Band Clinic Brings Ottawa and Olathe Bands Together
Ottawa High School and Olathe High join for an all-day band clinic with 162 students forming the two groups. A combined concert at 2 p.m. in the OHS gym will be led by guest conductor Robert Foster of the University of Kansas. This marks the second year of the joint event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High School
Olathe High
OHS
Robert Foster
University of Kansas
Ottawa
Olathe
Kissing at the Movies Now Punishable by Jail
In Cairo, kissing at the cinema could incur a three month jail term or a 115 dollar fine under a new ordinance. The move targets public decency and applies to all patrons, with authorities enforcing the rule in theater venues.
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Cairo
KSU Honors For Area Students
Kansas State University awarded scholastic honors to 2163 students for the fall semester. Recipients must have at least a 3.30 GPA on 12 hours. Named honorees include Rita Campbell Patterson and Sheri Hewitt of Franklin County. Harold Colgin and Duane Strickler of Anderson County. others listed from Ottawa Pomona Rantoul Richmond and Wellsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State University
Franklin County
Rita Jean Campbell Patterson
Sheri Jo Hewitt
Richard Jamison
Kathryn Gail Kasper
Richard Lee Korte
David Phillip Mudrick
Phillip Fred Nesbit
Mark Ernest Skidmore
Ottawa
Marsha Ann Baxter
David Lance Hart
Pomona
Martha M. Christie
Rantoul
Darrell Lee Cardell
Richmond
Robert Dean Good
Michael G. Willhite
Wellsville
Anderson County
Harold R. Colgin
Duane Jay Strickler
Colony
Margaret E. Anderson
Michael C. Doering
Garnett
Madonna A. Woiken
Greeley
Ministers View On The Draft
NEW YORK AP Clergymen oppose exemption from the military draft arguing it denies them first hand facing life’s hard choices. They say exemption weakens church guidance on war and raises constitutional concerns about separation of church and state. A church council vote urged ending clergy exemptions to foster equity and authentic pastoral counsel.
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New York
Peter T. Riga
St. Mary's College
Calif
David G. Colwell
United Church
Seattle
Wash
Father Riga
America
Mse
Richard J. Neuhaus
Brooklyn
Lifting Is Belfast Jargon For Arrest
In Belfast internment sees helicopters lift suspected guerrillas from Crumlin Jail to Long Kesh or Magilligan camps. More than 1,000 held since Faulkner’s six month policy, with about half released. Detainees face movement orders and harsh interrogation methods amid ongoing conflict with the IRA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Crumlin
Brian Faulkner
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Irish Republic
Maidstone
Faulkmer
Long Kesh
Magilligan
Lisburn
Howard Hughes A Recluse Amid Center Of Controversy
billionaire Howard Hughes a private figure at the heart of intrigue for decades faced lawsuits and fraud allegations while preserving secrecy. The saga includes a 1966 Nevada land empire, a 1972 autobiography dispute with McGraw Hill and a complex web of forged documents and impostors surrounding Clifford Irving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hughes
James Norman
Associated Press
NEW York
Hughes
Beverly Hills
Jean Peters
Desert Inn
Las Vegas
Britannia Beach
Bahamas
Hollywood
Trans World Airlines
TWA
Nevada
McGraw-Hill Book Co
Hughes Tool ,Co
Japan Faces Slight Dip in U S Wheat Imports Amid Strike
Tokyo reports U S wheat shipments down briefly due to the West Coast dock strike. Officials say Canada and Australia supplied initial needs, but Gulf and Great Lakes exports largely restored U S supply. Japan, U S trade ties and 1970 import totals are noted.
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Tokyo
Japan
U.S
U.S. West Coast
Food Agency
Canada
Australia
Gulf and Great Lake
United States
South Vietnam
South Korea
Korea
Agriculture and Forestry Minstry
Notice of Hearing in Estate of C. P. Burrows deceased Ottawa Kansas
Petition filed in probate court in Franklin County Kansas seeks final settlement accounting court costs and attorney fees and determines heirs devisees and legatees entitled to estate under the will of C P Burrows deceased. Defenses must be filed by February 14 1972 at nine oclock a m in Ottawa Kansas. Additionally notice of hearing granted in estate of Alvin B Cox deceased and administrator requests final acts determination of costs and fees and beneficiaries under the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
C. P. Burrows
Charles M. Burrows
C.F. Gurrows
Ottawa
Eas Partitans
Alvin B. Cox
Raymond W. Raley
C.t.a
Will and estate administration in Franklin County Kansas
Petition seeks determination of descent of Lula Glenn real estate including South 12 12 seat of Lot 14 and Lots 17 and 19 in Seymour's Addition Coffeyville city park addition Lot 13 Block 5 City Park Addition, plus other property. Leonard H Kendall acts for petitioner with attorney William S Bowers. hearings set February 23 1972 in Ottawa Franklin County Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Lula E. Glenn
Leonard, H. Kerndall
Lula’ E. Glenn
South
Seymour
Ranton
Kansas
City Park
Coffeyville
Montgomery County
Lyle E. Glenn
Ottawa
Leonard H. Kendall
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Audit Tax Service
Apres
Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club
Anchor Savings Building
Jake Cherry
Naomi
N. Main
R. E. Lawson
Social Security
W. 4Th
Bob Griffin
Wentworth Military Academy
Lexington
Rick and
Ross Fulton
Rex L. Fulton
S. Maple
The
United Cemeteries Association
Howard
Steg Pomona Rfd
Verna Okeson
Poplar
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Eagles
Adv
the Daily Report
Central Heights
Ty Reid
Ottawa Rfd
Richard Zimmerman
S. Sycamore
Amy Pelham
S. Main
Frederick Rowland
Merlin Casteel
S. Elm
Thomas Weigand
RFD
Susan Herring
Princeton
Betty Swearinger
N. Oak
Carolyn Harder
Stanley Wood
Lulu Kimmel
King
KSU
Lutheran Forum
Chester Davis
Los Angeles
Clifford Irving
Irving
H.R. Hughes
Harold McGraw
McGraw-Hill
Mediterranean
Ibiza
Edith
Helga
Irvings
Zurich
Barnaby
Nedsky
T Irving
Martin S. Ackerman
Maurice Nessen
James
Life Magazine
Mexico
Hughies
Butler-Hanes
W. 15Th
Wagner
Fuld
Harry Smith
Winter & Green
First National Bank
William S. Bowers
W. 2Nd Street
P.O
Bob Lantis
Kan
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