Community notices from Ottawa area seniors and events
Local brief items include John H. Weidmann named ceremonial master of Ab dallah Temple in Kansas City Kansas. Cub Scout Pack 74 members toured the Herald with Den Mothers. tire and wheel stolen from a home near 900 W. 7th reported. Police investigated a high school break in with doors pried but nothing taken. Lifesaving course set at Wilson Field House Ottawa University. Civil Service clerk carrier exam info available at Ottawa post office. Myra Kay Droge named to Washburn University dean's honor roll. Mrs M D Moon mourns Ralph Moon in Emporia. services Tuesday. Two radio knobs, lighter and trash container stolen from auto near the high school. Fred Coldren named to Youth for Goldwater steering committee. Garfield PTA to meet Founders Day pageant.
Local Market Prices Kansas City AP Report
AP wire summary of commodity prices in Kansas City showing eggs by size wholesale egg prices and poultry rates, Missouri Arkansas live fryers and broilers farm and plant prices, butter grade A quotes, and hogs with barrows gilts sows and gilts price ranges by weight.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Olathe Defeats Ottawa Sophomores 41 to 34
Dudley Calder led Ottawa with 12 points in a morning sopho more game as Olathe topped the Reds 41-34. Dale Dieterich scored 9. Gary Knop was a 10-point leader for Olathe. Ottawa ends with a 4-5 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Calder
Olathe
Birds
Reds
Harold Wallace
Ottawa
Calder
Dale Dieterich
Scott Killough
Eddie Sheldon
Rick Bien
David Winchester
Gary Knop
Dieterich
Ottawans
Bien
Shelton
Turner
FT PF
Calder Dieterich Killough
Sheldon Bien Winchester
Bennett Shepard
Packard
Persons Bower
Iaw Knopp Kifer Boyer
Police Ticket Three Drivers Over Weekend
Police issued three traffic citations over the weekend. Larry M. Leedom of Pomona was cited for reckless driving after his car collided with one driven by Charles A. Norton Jr. of 1138 Elm Street at Island Main. Richard A. Brown of Topeka was cited Saturday for speeding 38 mph in a 30 mph zone. James L. Johnson of Baldwin was cited Saturday for careless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry M. Leedom
Pomona
Charles A. Norton Jr
Elm
Five Cases In County Court Over Weekend
Five cases heard in County Court over the weekend. Frank Stemiller of Holiday Kansas pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and driving with an open bottle. He was fined 146 dollars including court costs. Carl E. Keeton of Oklahoma City Oklahoma paid 10 dollars in fine and costs on a highway patrol charge of driving without current registration. Perry Wayne Lummis of Midwest City Oklahoma paid 16 dollars in fine and costs for speeding 80 mph in a 70 mph zone. William Johnson of Pomona paid 26 dollars in fine and costs for speeding 80 mph in a 60 mph zone. Donald J. Benns of Garnett paid 11 dollars for speeding 70 mph in a 60 mph zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stemiller
Holiday
Kan
Carl E. Keeton
Oklahoma City
Okla
Perry Wayne Lummis
Midwest City
William Johnson
Pomona
Donald J. Benns
Garnett
Kiwanis Dinner Set Thursday
The annual Kiwanis Sweetheart Dinner is scheduled for 6:30 PM Thursday at Colbern's Restaurant. Coca Cola Bottling Company of Kansas City, Mo. will present the program with Robert Wagatt in charge, who will show a movie and speak, with other company officials attending.
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Colbern’s
Coca Cola Bottling Company of
Kansas City
Robert Wagatatt
Wagstatt
Hospital Notes Admissions and births and discharges listed
Admissions include James Nichols Richmond Charles Carter 919 N Oak Butte Krull 303 N Sycamore Mrs Edward Barker 929 N Poplar Michael Swallow 1123 N Poplar Mr and Mrs Harry Simpson Kansas City Jimmy Russell Gary and Dale Simpson Kansas City Mr and Mrs Edwin Hendrix Chanute Gerry Diltz Emporia Sunday Births report Mr and Mrs Donald Smith Ottawa daughter weight 8 lb 34% 02 Discharges include Charles Chilcote 8115S Oak Mrs Leslie Clark Pomona Mrs Ade Reeves Princeton Mrs Fred Adamson and baby daughter 819 W 6th Mrs Ewing Fritts RFD1 Mrs Charles Paul Alma John Gragg Quenemo Mrs Jerry Adkisson and baby son 1033 N Main Mrs Don Lauver and baby son 724 S Hickory Walter Macdonald Ottawa University Howard Mitchel Wellsville Mrs Edwin Hendrix Chanute transferred to KU Medical Center Sunday Patricia Rice Melvern Todd Russell 819 S Poplar Michael Swallow 1123 N Poplar Don Caldwell 1011 S Hickory Gerry Diltz Emporia Mrs Ray Smith RFD3 Monday
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James Nichols
Richmond
Charles Carter
N. Oak
Butte Krull
N. Sycamore
Edward Barker
N. Poplar
Michael Swallow
Harry Simpson
Kansas City
Jimmy
Russell
Gary
Dale Simpson
Edwin Hendrix
Chanute
Gerry Diltz
Emporia
Charles Chilcote
Oak
Leslie Clark
RFD
Pomona
Ade Reeves
Princeton
Fred Adamson
W. 6Th
Ewing Fritts
Charles Paul
Alma
John Gragg
Quenemo
Jerry Adkisson
Main
Don Lauver
S. Hickory
Walter Macdonald
Ottawa University
Howard Mitchel
Wellsville
K. U. Medical Center
Patricia Rice
Melvern
Todd Russell
Poplar
Don Caldwell
Hickory
Ray Smith
McAnarney Plans Are Indefinite For Next Year
District 10 superintendent Charles McAnarney who resigned last November says his plans for the coming school year are still indefinite. He hopes to return to straight classroom teaching but has not accepted any offers. McAnarney teaches business education.
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Charles McAnarney
McAnarney
Crooks Infant Darren Lynn Funeral Service Planned
Graveside services for Darren Lynn Crooks of Lebo will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Waverly cemetery. The three month old died Sunday at Mercy Hospital in Kansas City Missouri. He is survived by Mr. and Mrs. Dickie Crooks of Lebo. Rev. Garth Berry will lead the service. Jones Funeral Home of Waverly is arranging.
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M. D. Moon
Cedar
Lan
Ralph Moon
Emporia
Topeka VA
Roberts Blue Funer
Darren Lynn Crooks
Lebo
Waverly
Mercy Hospital
Kansas City
Dickie Crooks
Garth Berry
Jones Funeral Home
Deaths in Hall Howard Lingard and kin in Kansas and California
Howard Lingard Hall 48 of Los Angeles died after a short illness in a LA hospital. Born January 24 1916 in Franklin County he worked for an importing firm before moving to LA in 1936. Survived by wife Delores and son Lin, father George Hall. Roy Gragg 70 of Quenemo died at home. born December 2 1898 in Quenemo he was a retired farmer. Survived by wife Dessie and four children, two sisters and two brothers, with services planned in Quenemo. Mrs Fern Benton 65 of Richmond and Ottawa area died February 8 at home in Sunnymead California. Survived by husband Herman and three sons Phillip Dick and Glenn, along with father Fred Garrison sister Gladys Garrison brother Glenn Garrison and 11 grandchildren.
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Hall
Howard Hal Lingard Howard
Los Angeles
Calif
Franklin County
George and
Eula (Lingard) Howard
Howard
Delores Howard
Lin
Roy Gragg
Quenemo
Dessie Brooks
Burlington
Rexine Walters
DeArcy Burns
Kansas City
Genevive Richardson
Oakland
Eva Brooks
Mamie Hagen
Culver
Owen
Lyndon
Leo
Melvern
Fern Benton
Fern (Garrison) Benton
Richmond
Ottawa
Pigg . Tass Road
Sunnymead
Tait
Garden of Prayer Mortuary
Riverside
Herman Benton
Phillip
Glenn Benton
Fred Garrison
Golden Age Nursing Home
Gladys Garrison
Greeley
Glenn Garrison
Salina
Contest Winner and Local News in Ottawa Kansas 1964
Winner Clarence Bostrom of Melvern reported a fatal accident involving 14-year-old Robert Freesman. The Herald paid weekly tips. Probate notices in Ottawa address the Esther L. Borland estate with final settlement and heirs. Ottawa enacts Ordinance 2242 redistricting parcels from Apartment to Local Business District.
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Clarence Bostrom
Melvern
The
Herald
Robert Freesman
Esther L. Borland
Ottawa
Kansas
City of
Franklin County
Lincoln Township annual financial report 1983
The Lincoln Township treasurer’s annual report to the Franklin County Auditing Board summarizes 1983 receipts totaling 622.25 and expenditures of 121.71 with a year-end book balance of 490.54 and outside warrants 78.48. The document includes sworn attestations, a 1964 probate notice for Bessie E. Rice, and local farm equipment auction notices and sales listings.
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Lincoln Township
Franklin County
Kansas
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John H. Weidmann
Rockwood, Drive
Abdallah Temple
Masonic Lodge
Cub
Den
Marvin Bennett
Daevid Drumright
Richard Graham
Neil Snook
Dana Stephenson
Aaron Drumwright
R. N. Graham
R. K. Kyle
Bula Cummings
Millie’s
Wilson Field House
Dick Peters
T. J. Cummings
Myra Kay Droge
Washburn University
Topeka
Les A. Droge
1641 5
Reid Harder
Maple
Fred Coldren
Youth For ‘Goldwater
Coldren
Young Americans For Freedom
Garfield Pta
Garfield School
Kiwanis
Donald Smith
McAnarney Plans
Legals
State of
Donald L. White
Donald J. White
City Planning Commission
Block
University Addition Number
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
Township 17
Range 19
Charles Williamson
Donald R. Capper
Co. Treas
Shack
Marriott
J. Birzer
Lic
Co.Treas
Bank
Orig
Richardson
Farris
Fabert
State of Kansas
A.D
Carl Richardson Township
L. O. Fabert
Bessie E. Rice
Winton A. Winter
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Franklin County Sale Company
North
John Rea
Williamsburg
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Printy and Son
Ben Printy
Cap
Printy
N. Main
Printy’s
Hensick
Harold Hensick
Tom Flory
Jack Nelson
Pomp
Kas
Dverbrook
Harold Stewart
Fruiuncu
Mes
John Brown Hiway
Winton A
Winter
Robert L. Pinet
Midgie
Gene Whitacre
East Second
John Dennis
FORD
Beedles Motor Co
Baldwin
Progressive Feed Company
Franklin Co
Ottawa Herald
Iman
Watkins Products, Inc
D-83
Winona
Minn
McNess
Everett Finch
Sycamore
General Services
Conrad
Gene Powell
Knapp
Lee Carter
Standard Rendering Co
E. Dunn
Rawleigh
Ottens
O.U
Duane
York
John Staley
DE Laval
Richland Exchange
Paola
Rima
Coor
Poultry & Supplies
Baby
Lincoln
Shaw Hatcheries
Willow
Misc
Miles Weston W
Rex H. Griffin
Budge’s Howe
OK Discount Store
Keen Co
Williamson Coal and Salvage
White
Furniture & Apps
Opposite Court House
Court House
Nice
Kenmore
Armstrong
White's Furniture & Apps
Music and Radio
Joplin Piano Co
Joplin
General Electric
Freezer
Mee Yo Price
White’s Furniture & Apps
Shu
White’s Furniture & Appl
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