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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1969

Page

4

Local News Briefs from Ottawa and Area

DOUGLAS GINGERICH, son of Mrs. Dona Gingerich, 609 E. 8th, was released Tuesday from Stormont Vail Hospital, Topeka. HAWKINS GRANGE met Wednesday at the grange hall with Bill Rice, master, in charge of the meeting. Piano music was provided by Mrs. Henry Wherry. First and second degree work was given to William Bishop Jr. ADDITIONS to the Ottawa Junior High School honor roll are: high honors, Connie Mohr, 9th grade, and Beverly Bundy, 8th grade, honors, Bradley Gilges, 9th grade, Eugene Rothfuss, 8th grade, and Annell Hearne, Bill Bowers, David Geiss and Geraldine Coffman, 7th grade. INCOME TAX Service 24 hour service. Get refunds quicker. CH 26582, Suite 3A, Professional Building. George Underwood, Real Estate Broker. Adv.

Douglas Gingerich Dona Gingerich Stormont Vail Hospital Topeka A. Hawkins Grange Grange Hall Bill Rice Henry Wherry William Bishop Jr Ottawa Junior High Connie Mohr Beverly Bundy Bradley Gilges Eugene Rothfuss Annell Hearne Bill Bowers David Geiss Geraldine Coffman George Underwood

Little Symphony Chorus seeks singers for March concert

The Little Symphony Chorus invites volunteers for the Down in the Valley concert on March 3. Auditions are arranged by contacting Dr. Stanley DeFries at Ottawa University.

Little Symphony Chorus Stanley DeFries Ottawa University

Ice crash on K-68 near Ottawa injures two men

A pickup driven by Clyde E Criqui and carrying owner Dale L Burns struck ice on K-68 one mile east of Ottawa. The truck flipped and was demolished, but neither man was reported hurt. Burns resided at 236 Ash, Criqui at 521 S Maple.

Ottawa Clyde E. Criqui S. Maple Dale L. Burns Ash

Goldie's Hair Styling and Wig Salon Ad

Advertisement for Goldie's Hair Styling and Wig Salon located at 310 S. Main offering hairdressing and wig care with contact number CH 2-1347 for appointments.

Udryrplager Goldie S. Main

Ottawa plans award for outstanding young educator

Gary Bennett and Phillip Whitley of the Ottawa Jaycees announce plans to select the outstanding young educator. Nominations will be judged by a panel of civic and education leaders, with local winners eligible for state and national competition.

Ottawa Gary Bennett Phillip Whitley The Ottawa Jaycees

Paola native promoted to Specialist Four in Vietnam

David H. McIntire, 21, son of Mr and Mrs James R. McIntire of Paola, was promoted to Army Specialist Four on January 15 near Dau Tieng Vietnam. He serves with Headquarters Company 25th Infantry Division 3rd Brigade as an operator.

David H. McIntire James RE. McIntire Paola Dau Tieng Vietnam 25Th Infantry Division

Nominees for KSU Alumni Association Directors Cast

George D. Wingert of 4382 Elm is among 10 nominees for a three year term as director. Five of the nominees will be chosen by mail ballot among the association’s members this spring.

George D. Wingert Kansas State University Alumni Association

Governor Docking to Attend Baker University Anniversary

Kansas Governor Docking will join the 111th Baker University anniversary at Baldwin on Sunday. The event ends with a 5 p.m. telephone hookup linking 17 other alumni meetings nationwide.

Governor Docking Kansas Baker University Baldwin

County Health Extends Measles Vaccines Through Friday

The county health office announced vaccines for measles will continue through Friday at the County Court House. Local residents are urged to visit during the extended session to receive the immunization without appointment.

County Health Office Today County Court House

City Advances Through Traffic Plan With Stop Sign Rules

The council votes for a main city artery designation for Fifteenth through Ash and requires another public reading before enactment. Street crews chief Wadkins says patching in wet cold weather is futile but will proceed with temporary fixes, while Capper hopes West Seventh is fully resurfaced after the K-68 bypass, returning control to the city.

Wadkins West Seventh Capper

Last Will and Testament Rites Through a Quirky Firm

Hal Boyle humorously describes the ritual of drafting a will. A wary client visits the firm Lincoln Samilovitch O Brannigan Smuggles where junior partner Smuggles, son in law of Lincoln, handles the proceedings with a slightly damp law degree.

New York Lincoln, Samilovitch O’brannigan Smuggles Zincoln

Where's The Kitchen Sink Shoplifting Case

A fragment lists household items as a shoplifting alleged theft at Woolworth and Gibson stores. Two Ottawa women, Margaret Metcalfe and Darlene Kennington, face a county court trial Friday morning with bonds of 150 and 100 dollars respectively. Their innocence is pleaded.

Franklin County Court Ottawa Margaret Metcalfe Darlene Kennington N. Poplar Woolworth Gibson

Lee L. Lee Pleads Guilty To No-Fund Checks

The Daily Report notes LEE C. LIKES pleaded guilty Wednesday to misdemeanor charges for writing two no-fund checks of 25 and 30 dollars. He changed his plea after amending the charges from felonious writing of no-fund checks based on prior convictions. He was fined 25 dollars and ordered to restitute to the firm where the checks were cashed.

Lee C. Likes Sikes

Funeral and crash notices roll through Welda area

A one truck accident on US-169 north of Welda at 8 30 Wednesday left no injuries and minor vehicle damage. A two car collision at Eighth and Mulberry at 5 p m Wednesday injured three people including Julia Bennett and Thomas McDonald. Services for Nellie T Roberts were held at Towner's Chapel with burial at Highland Cemetery. Additional minor crashes on East Fourth and Mulberry and South Mulberry involved no injuries.

Us-169 Welda John Morgan Sycamore Star Mobile Home Inc Tulsa Oklo Morgan Leona Eighth Mulberry Julia H. Bennett Rockwood Thomas W. McDonald S. Main Nellie T. Roberts S. Mulberry Towner’s Chapel R. W. Raley Rosemary Clevenger Robert Shrum Earl Smith Cecil Elliott Henry Smart Ron Clevenger Melvin Clevenger Highland Cemetery Julia Bennett Thomas McDonald Bennett Donna Allen McDonald East Fourth George M. ‘Gravenstein E. 4Th E. Fourth Jacob’ L. Noel Wichita Main Gravenstein Noel South Mulberry Wesley H. Burgoon S. Willow Jeanette Schmoe Schmoe Burgoon

Notice of Hearing in Estate of Nathan T. McNary

In Franklin County Probate Court, Dorothy Gilliland administratrix seeks final settlement and fee approval for Nathan T. McNary deceased. Heirs will be determined and remaining property assigned. Defenses must be filed by February 14, 1969 at 10:00 a.m. in Ottawa. Gleason and Pinet attorney for administratrix.

State of Kansas Franklin County Nathan T. McNary T. McNary Ottawa

Watershed District Formation Receives State Approval

State officials approve a petition to form the Tally Creek Watershed District covering about 55 000 acres split between Douglas and Franklin counties Residents aged 21 or older will vote March 11 at two polls Willow Springs Township Hall in Douglas County and Brown School in Franklin County The meeting for interested residents is February 27 at Marion Springs School Officers include Harold E Johnson president and others with a district steering committee selecting directors and officers

Tally Creek Douglas County Franklin County Willow Springs Township Brown School Marion Springs Baldwin Junction Us-59 Harold E. Johnson Matt Floersch Rush Holloway LaVerne Gilgas Richard Butell

Worker Hurt At Buildex Yard Incident

George Stewart, 60, of Ottawa RFD 1, was admitted to Ransom Memorial Hospital after a high-loader rolled over his legs in Buildex yard. Both legs were X-rayed. full extent of injuries undetermined. He reportedly slipped into mud before the incident.

Buildex Ottawa RFD 1 George Stewart Ransom Memorial Hospital

Death of Hugh M. Coon at 67 in Ottawa

Hugh M. Coon 67 of 710 Cypress died at his home. Funeral plans are incomplete and will be announced by Towner's Chapel. Born April 10, 1901 in Burlingame, he was a floor sander and construction worker who moved to Ottawa about 20 years ago. He married Mable F. McMillin on Sept. 8, 1925 in Lyndon and survived by his wife, a son Richard Coon of the home, two daughters Mrs. Paul Whitmeyer and Mrs. Charles Hull, a sister Mrs. Bessie Elkins, seven grandchildren, and other relatives.

Hugh M. Coon Cypress Towner Coon Burlingame George Marinda B Craig) Coon Mable F. McMillin Lyndon Ottawa Lawrence Richard Coon Paul Whitmeyer Charles Hull San Jose Calif Bessie Elkins Orvill

Market notes and a Guilty Plea from Kansas City

Whole sale eggs prices and cattle hog and sheep quotients from Kansas City AP report. William R. McDaniel, 73, Linwood, pleaded guilty to careless or inattentive driving and driving under the influence, fined $176.

William R. McDaniel Linwood

Notice in Estate and Sheriff's Sale in Franklin County

First published Feb 6 1969 and last published Feb 20 1969 in Franklin County Kansas. Dora D McCreath seeks appointment of administrator for the estate of Philip J Haas deceased. defenses due Feb 28 1969 at 10 am in Ottawa. Also Wanda Carpenter v Eddie M Hasty et al notice of sheriff's sale Feb 28 1969 at 1 30 pm at Ottawa courthouse to satisfy partition decree for Lots 7 9 and 11 in Block 61 City of Ottawa. Sheriff Joe F erns auction to highest bidder for cash. sale notice from First National Bank Building Ottawa Kansas.

State of Kansas Franklin County Philip J. Haas Wanda Carpenter Eddie M. Hasty County of Franklin Kansas Ottawa County of Franklin City of Joe Ferns Winton‘a. Winter Green First National Bank Kan Attys

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