Ottawa Briefs and Notices from Local News
Ottawa items report community meetings, hospital admissions, a divorce filing, a memorial service, and local legal actions. Notables include Ve lva Massey suing Glenn Massey for gross neglect, Pvt Roger Bell’s basic training at Fort Riley, and A. B. Mitchell memorial service plans in Lawrence. Also listed are a fruit sale, a youth council meeting, a dog straying, and fines for drunk driving and tag violations.
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Frank Patterson
Donald
A. J. Nichols
David
Edna
Kas
S. Mulberry
Ottawa
Patterson
Lois Smith
Nichols
Doug Nichols
Las County Bar Association
A. B. Mitchell
Lawrence
Main Street
Missouri -Las County Bar Association
Hospital Births and Admissions Noted in Local Ledger
Hospital notes record births for Mr and Mrs Lamar Harris and Mr and Mrs Lester Wells, with weights 7 lbs 5 oz and 6 lbs 6 oz respectively. Admissions include Mrs W L Speer and Kenneth Eeord, while several patients are dismissed, including Mrs Beatrice Martin Peck and Frances Pennington among others. The last item notes the French population rising about 300000 annually.
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Lamar Harris
Hickory
Lester Wells
Cleveland
W. L. Speer
Osawatomie
Kenneth Eeord
Raymond Jackson
Michigan Valley
Beatrice Martin Peck
Fay Cole
Princeton
Frances Pennington
Waverly
Kenneth Cole
Robert Ferguson
Louis Dodd
N. Mulberry
Earl Watts
Quenemo
Want Driver Law Changes TO PEKAW
A new legislative push seeks proof of financial responsibility for drivers after accidents. Eight Republican senators sponsored the measure led by Sen. Laurin Jones. The bill preserves contributory negligence and requires posting liability insurance or security up to 10,000 for accidents causing injury death or property damage of 100 or more, or face license and registration suspension.
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PEKAW
Laurin Jones
Dodge City
Kansas
Gas Tax Measure Moves From House to Senate
The Kansas House passed 85-25 a bill to replace the gasoline tax refund with an exemption plan. It would remove the five cent state tax on fuel bought for non highway use such as farming, currently taxed but refundable.
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Topeka
House
Senate
Parsons Plant Use Push Sparks Senate Pentagon Talk
Senator Schoep pel of Kas arranged a conference with Pentagon officials this afternoon to determine if more use of the Parsons plant is warranted and what steps are needed to expand operations.
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Kansas
Parsons
Vonmers
Washington
Sen. Schoeppel
R-Kas
Pentagon
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Sac
Herald Office
cMksvey Ambulance
Jon Towner
Williams Insurance
Spring Creek Domiunity Club
Libtary
Meating
Otta Youth Council
Federated Church
H.D.U
Winter VA Hospital
Oliver R. Taylor
Lester L. Bolton
Roy Bolton
S. Poplar
Bolton
Air Force
Okinawa
Roger A. Bell
Kenneth Corbett
Rt. 4
Floyd Ralph Batdorf
Wellsville
Wayne H. Coffman
Reichard
Homewood
Humphrey
Pomona
Velva M. Massey
S. Main
Glenn D. Massey
June Fockele
F. F. Fockele
Fockele
Bruce Spears
M. B. Needham
Rt. 1
South Hickory
Esther M. Riemer
Minneapolis
North Cherry
Manhattan
Franklin County
Kansas State College
Don Brown
Harry Brink
S. Cedar
Women’s Finance Forum
The
Peoples! National Bank of Ottawa
Garfield School
Art Jensen
Bob Conaty
Carl Jobes
Emporia
Jobes
Essa Homsey
McPherson
Milo Harris
Mary H. Mosher
McVey Mortuary
Hmparia
McVey- Dengel
LeRoy Hay
Monroe Miles
Hope Cemetery
Louis H. Dengel
Moler
Moler Mae Chappell
Hest
Pam Ve
Scrip Day
Brent
Dan River
Paris
C. A. Myers & Son
Jack Nelson
Web
Mra
M. H
Orville Flager
Edwin Crabb
Wilson
G. A. Diamond
Neill George
Albert Stewart & Son Farm
Albert
Harold
Franklin Co. Sale Co
Santa Fe
Wilson and Locust
J. L. DeGarmo and Son
Richmond
Franklin County Sale Co
Ben Printy
N. Main
George B. Jenkins
Assembly of God
Greenwood Cemetery
Mac
Lamb Sinca
Funeral Home
Accra
Briscoe Drug Store
Princeton City Hall
Jack Sawin
Larry J. Cox
George Lewis
James K. Peckham
Rantoul
Ottawa Produce
V. E. Honn
Charles Hunzicker
Bulmer Grain CO
Kenneth Holmes
Melvern
J. O. Coombs & Son
Sedgwick
CouTuNer
TNE
Bank Aurg Loans
Boy Scouts
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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