Local notices sweep through civic and social events
The page lists a series of brief items: the United Cemeteries Association meeting at 7:30 p.m. at Howard Steele’s home. Lenox china available at Irwin's Gifts and China in Ottawa. L D Pfoltner from Social Security in Kansas City will be at the Youth Center Feb 10 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. for Social Security help. Local filings for USD 288 and USD 287 board positions with deadlines Feb 16. McArdle's Refrigeration advertises service. Donald L White and 10 Explorer Scouts attend a multimedia first aid course in Kansas City. Monsanto Chemical meeting Feb 8 with ham dinner. Lions Club, Eagles, and VFW dance events. openings at Don & Mary's Cafe. Garfield PTA meeting with Dr Orin Gladman speaking on child learning. Helen Belle and Rhythm Gamblers entertainment. Edith's Tavern listings. and a brief origin theory of skis from Central Asia.
Big Eight title chase heats up with Missouri Colorado clash
Missouri and Colorado clash in Columbia as Kansas braces for Nebraska. Meely aims to score in all league games while Stewart stresses more than defense. Oklahoma shines with 61 percent shooting as Oklahoma State awaits. Kansas State relys on Steve Mitchell to counter Iowa State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Tity AP
Missouri
Coloradio
Torvight
Columbia
Kansas Jayhawks
Colorado
Nebraska
Lincoln
Jayhawks
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Kansas Suate
Cliff Meely
Norra Stewart
Tigers
Meely
Stewart
Norman
Sooners
Bobby Jack
Scott Martin
Clifford Ray
Ray
Sam Aubrey
Kansas State
Steve Mitchell
One Strole Lead For Tom Shaw In Hawaiian Open
Tom Shaw, wearing a white planter hat, took a one stroke lead over Arnold Palmer and Dewitt Weaver in the second round of the $20,000 Hawaiian Open. Shaw shot a five under par 67 for 36 holes to reach 13 under. Palmer and Weaver at 13 under and 136 and 136 respectively. Defending champ Bruce Crampton 138, Trevino 141, Nicklaus 144, Casper 142 after 36 holes.
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Honoilulu
Tom Shaw
Arnold Palmer
Leader Board
Shaw
Palmer
Dewitt Weaver
Waialive Country Club
Conigliaro Bitter Over His Trade
AP reports Tony Conigliaro, settling with the California Angels after a Boston trade, denies magazine claims he is a clubhouse lawyer and discusses acting interests. He plans a new recording, says he is ready to play with Jim Fregosi, and aims to help the Angels win. His younger brother Rich will try out this spring.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Tony Conigliaro
California Angels
Stills
Boston
Baisball
Jim Fregosi
Angels’ Cabain
Conigliaro
Fed Sox
RBI
California
Rich
Hospital Notes and Admits Dismissals Births and Citations
Admission Mrs Ferne Simmons 410 W Qnd Friday Dismissals Michael Foster Ottawa RFD 4 Ellis Mortenson Quenemo Ida May Smith Canterbury Court Mrs Harvey Hall and daughter Bonner Springs Walter Gravenstein 804 N Poplar transferred to St Luke's Hospital Kansas City Mo Mrs Dorothy Nelson 1046 8 Main Donnie Davis Rantoul Friday Births Mr and Mrs Donald Scott Wellsville a son Friday Mr and Mrs John A Edwards 641 S&S Hickory a daughter weight 10 lbs 4 ozs Saturday Citation Ottawa Police charged James E Hollon 26 119 S Willow drunk in public jailed after failing to post 50 bond Howard G Curtis 61 745 Tremont failure to stop at stop sign fined 10 plus costs Local Markets mention of Clifford Adkinson 807 Tremont three grandchildren eight great grandchildren and one great great grandson. funeral home notice for Lamb Roberts Friday's Closing.
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Ferne Simmons
W. Qnd
Michael Foster
Ottawa Rfd
Ellis Mortenson
Quenemo
Ida May Smith
Canterbury Court
Harvey Hall
Bonner Springs
Walter Gravenstein
N. Poplar
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Dorothy Nelson
Donnie Davis
Rantoul
Donald Scott
Wellsville
John A. Edwards
S&s
Hickory
Funerals for Jess G Montague Held Friday
Services for Jess G Montague age unknown at 7208 Cherry were held Friday at the Damron Towner Chapel with Rev Paul Pentz officiating. Music by organist Melvin Clevenger and soloist Mrs Paul Damron. Pallbearers Dean Baer Joe Schawang Lewis Greaves Merle Montague George Bowman Kenneth Bowman. Burial at Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona.
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Jess G
Montague
Cherry
Damron-Towner Chapel
Paul Pentz
Melvin Clevenger
Paul Damron
Dean Baer
Joe Schawang
Lewis Greaves
Merle Montague
George Bowman
Kenneth Bowman
Woodlawn
Pomona
Deaths Arthur O. Myers 91 Funeral in Lane United Methodist
Arthur O. Myers 91 of 129 S Locust died Friday at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Lane United Methodist Church with Rev Robert E Pownsend officiating. Burial in Lane Cemetery. Born March 6 1879 near Olathe to Samuel and Catherine Myers. Married Lydia Tripp March 26 1903 at Clay Center. she died March 1956. Retired in 1937 after 35 years with Missouri Pacific Railroad. Moved to Ottawa June 1 1963 from Lane where he lived since 1911. Survived by daughter Mrs Paul Baker and son Melvin.
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Arthur O. Myers
S. Locust
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lane United Methodist Church
Lane
Robert‘e
Myers
Olathe
Samuel
Catherine
Larr) Myers
Lydia Tripp
Clay Center
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Ottawa
Lane Lodge
Paul Baker
RFD
Belton
Melvin
Variety Of Uses For House Diary
Vivian Brown discusses keeping a house diary as a practical record of home maintenance costs, improvements, tax data, and timelines. It suggests recording expenditures, labor, landscaping, real estate payments, and even seasonal events, weather, and guests to aid future planning and resale.
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Vivian Brown
UP News
Joe Klotz
Willie
Liquori Not Up For Meet But Wins 1000 Yard Run
Marty Liquori admitted he lacked energy for the Knights of Columbus track meet yet the Villanova miler still won the 1000-yard event in 2 08.8, beating teammate Brian McElroy who finished 2 09.3. Alabama’s Jan Johnson, indoor world record holder in the pole vault, set a meet record at 16-6 1/2 and later cleared 17-0 3/4 before three misses at 17-8. Defenders and other winners included Kentucky’s Jim Green in the 60-yard dash, Leon Coleman in the 60-yard high hurdles, Gianni Del Buono in the mile, and Eamonn O’Keeffe in the 880.
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New York
Marty Liquori
Villanova
Jan Johnson
Liquori
America
Brian McElroy
Kansas
Long Island
Madison Square Garden
Ll-Lap
ElastroTurf Oval
Jim Green
Ken
Tucky
Delano Meriwether
Green
Leon Coleman
Boston
Gianni del Buono
Italy
Eamonn O'Keeffe
Florida
John Mason
Pacific Coast Club
Tom Alan
Rutgers
Ermino Azzaro
Coffman appoints 135 appraisers for I 35 extension
District Court Judge Floyd H. Coffman named Ernest B. Harris Duane Anderson and Ben Gilmore as appraisers for the I 35 condemnation case. They must report by February 25. The case involves 30 land parcels with a potential extension, and $8.3 million is budgeted for 14.3 miles from south of Ottawa to the Franklin-Osage line.
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Floyd H. Coffman
Ernest B. Harris
Wellsville
Highway Department
Ottawa
Franklin-Osage County
Williamsburg
Layman speaker Dr Roy W Browning Sr from Topeka
Dr Roy W Browning Sr a Topeka chaplain with the rank of major in the U S Air Force Reserve will speak at 10 30 a m Sunday as Layman day speaker at First Christian Church He is son of Dr and Mrs Roy W Browning Sr of 407 S Sycamore and a graduate of Ottawa High School and Ottawa University He serves as assistant deputy superintendent of instruction in the Topeka Public Schools
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Roy W. Browning
Topeka
U. S. Air Force
First Christian Church
Browning
S. Sycamore
Ottawa High School
Ottawa University
Notice of Administrator Appointment and hearing in probate
First published notice announces Willie W. Wilhite appointed administrator of Lucian P. Wilhite estate in Franklin County Kansas. Creditors heirs and others must file demands within nine months. Also notices hearing for Ernest E Crith estate with final settlement and defenses due February 24 1971 in Ottawa Kansas.
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Probate
Franklin County
Kansas
Lucian P. Wilhite
A.k.a
L. P. Wilhite
Ernest E. Crith
State of Kansas
DeWitt C.crith
Ottawa
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
United Cemeteries Association
Howard Steele
Irwin's Gifts and
China
Adv
L. D. Pfoltner
Pfeltner
David Miller
County Board of Education
USD
Central Heights
Raymond Wagner
Richmond
Samuel E. Caylor
George E. Sanders
Fee
York/Borg-Warner
McArdle
Donald L. White
Monsanto Chemical
Princeton Grain Co
Lion's Club
Masonic Hall
Eagles Lodge
Larry Scheuerman
Mac and the
Rhythm Ramblers
VFW Hall
Don & Mary’s Cafe
South Main
Garfield Pta
Orin Gladman
Helen Belle
Edith’s Tavern
Sacco Lawrence
Central Asia
Scandinavia
Buffaloes
Myers Arthur O. Myers
Robert £. Townsend
Lane Cemetery
Lamb-Roberts
Mod Dresser
Grace B, Beasley
Grace B. Beasley
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Miami County
Garland Bohn
Damron
Los
Towner
Janice Damron Reno Towner
Mrs
Dorothy Reams
the Daily Report
Police News
Ottawa Police Department
James E. Hollon
S. Willow
Howard G. Curtis
Tremont
Coffman
Topekan
the Herald
Willie W. Wilhite
Gary L. Jordan
Gleason, Pinet & Jordan
Chartered
Ottawa, Kansas
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