Ottawa briefs mix hospital note play and tours
Mary Perez is a patient at Olathe Community Hospital. Kathy Showalter will perform in a one act play at Kansas State University Purple Masque Theatre. Franklin County Farm Bureau sponsors a bus tour to Kansas City Board of Trade and Safeway Warehouse on Feb 20 costing 1.50 plus noon meal with reservations by Feb 16. Washburn University dean's honor roll includes Douglas Wier Thomas Brooksher and Carole Dietz. Ackley returns home after surgery at Trinity Lutheran Hospital. Call 242-4700 if Ottawa Herald not delivered by 5:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Showalter
Ottawa
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Franklin County Farm Bureau
Kansas City Board of Trade
Rod Turnbull
Safeway
Douglas Wier
Thomas Brooksher
Carole Dietz
Washburn University
Topeka
Ottawa Herald
Anchor Savings and Association
State Avenue
Kansas City
Kan
Anchor
Kansas
Montgomery Ward
John G. Manahan
Sth
Main
Kay Electronics
West Cherokee
Gardner, Kansas
County Commission Okays Bids On Culvert Pipe And Trucks
The Franklin County Commission approved bids for metal culvert pipe and two county road department trucks. J and J Metal Products Co. Paola won the pipe bid with a 40.5 percent discount. Patterson Chevrolet and Olds Ottawa won the two trucks, a 2 ton flatbed and a 1 1/2 ton pickup, with a $5,190.35 bid that met all specs and included trade ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Commission
County Road Department
Road Department
J and J Metal Products Co
Paola
J and J
Patterson Chevrolet and
Olds
Ottawa
Patterson
Night Crawlers at National Rally Draw Ottawa and Princeton Members
Night Crawlers Club members joined 1,815 attendees at the National Campers and Hikers Association rally in Harlingen Texas. Ottawa couples Virgil and Mrs Garrett Paul and Mrs Stockard from Princeton attended along with many others. Kansas show 891 rally vehicles from 40 states plus England and Canada. In Topeka the Kansas House saw bill introductions fall from 67 to zero as committees may still submit bills. one approved measure would expand the state park system to include Melvern and Clinton reservoirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Night Crawlers Club
National Campers and Hikers Association
Harlingen
Tex
Virgil Kunard
C. D. Garrett
Dewey McClay
Paul Garrett
Ray Crawford
Ottawa
Preston Stockard
Princeton
States
England
Canada
Kansas
House
Senate
Melvern Reservoir
Osage County
Clinton Reservoir
Douglas
Shawnee
Scoutaction Saturday Opens At Ottawa Armory
Scoutaction Saturday in 1973 features Cub Scouts Boy Scouts and Explorers at Ottawa National Guard Armory West 17th Street from 1 to 7 pm. A pinewood derby leads a day of ecology demonstrations obstacle courses and crafts with refreshments. Units from Pomona Williamsburg Garnett Greeley and Ottawa participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Scouts
Boy Scouts
Explorers
Ottawa National Guard
West 17Th Street
Pomona
Williamsburg
Garnett
Greeley
Ottawa
Truck-Train Crash Sees Driver Charged With Careless Driving
Robert L. Spielman, 55, of Oskaloosa, faced a careless driving charge after a truck collided with a northbound train at Seventh and Walnut. The truck, carrying oxygen bottles, violated the crossing with the train traveling 25 to 30 mph, causing extensive damage to the truck, train, and nearby property. Spielman posted a $25 bond and is set to appear in Municipal Court on February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvis V. Huddleston
Skintook
Okla
Huddleston
The
Walnut
Robert L. Spielman
Oskaloosa
R. J. Goodwin
Goodwin
Naomi M. Hamm
W. Rodgers
Rodgers
Spielman
Wall Street rises then pares gains on dollar news
Wall Street surged on news of U.S. dollar devaluation, then pulled back as profit takers stepped in. By noon the Dow Jones average stood at 999.47, up 7.90, with 1,070 advancers to 316 decliners on the NYSE and 9.24 million shares traded in the hour after the opening bell. ITT led NYSE activity, and the American Stock Exchange change index rose to 25.69.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
New York Stock Exchange
It&t
American Stock Exchange
Probate Court Hearing in Estate of Edna Mae Dodd
Public notice in Franklin County Kansas that William S. Bowers seeks final settlement and administrator fees, with defenses due March 2 1973 at 10 am in Ottawa. If unchallenged, court will adjudicate heirs and distribute remaining personal property to them. Also guardian petition for Elizabeth Jane Setter incompetant ward and sale of real estate, defenses due March 1 1973 at 1 30 am in Ottawa.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Edna Mae Dodd
William S. Bowers
Bethel Clinic
Newton
Kansas
Ottawa
Elizabeth Jane Setter
Sre
Guardian
State of
George H. Hess
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S. Willow
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Olathe
West Pomona
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Raney Reynolds
Marion Ackley
N. Cedar
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Night Crawlers
Park Bill
Kansas House
the Daily Report
Tracy Hendren
Wellsville
Cora McGee
Cedar House Nursing Home
James L. Siders
S. Cedar
Mae Wolgast
S. Mulberry
August Frances
Violet DeVore
Hamblin
Charles Brannon Jr
E. 5Th
Deanna Cook
William Rice
Joseph Schoonover
Rebecca Milligan
Canterbury Court
Robert Wilhite
Cypress
Ernest Nelson
William D. Martin
Richard Cravens
Bill Spurgeon
Caroline Miller
Harry Selig
Scott Raby
Landon Fletcher
E. 9Th
Craig Santarpia
S. Cherry
Gene van Horn
Connie Richardson
S. Poplar
Elks Club
Steve Lott
John Thornburg
Dorthea Miller
Katharine McClay
Loraine Mooney
Betty Underwood
Lawrence
Lyle Hanes
Marie Hufstedler
Police News
Jerry Harrell
Daybrook Corp
Hickory
Robert J. Hotchkiss
W. 2Nd
South Main
George C. Geiss Jr
Dundee
Cident
Kansas Highway Patrol
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Lyndon P. Smith
N. Main
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Appanoose
Douglas County
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Colo
Roy W. Browning Jr
Harshbarger
Cyrus and
Elizabeth (Brubaker) Wilford
Ira Harshbarger
David
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Antelope Springs
Eastern Star
Love
Inez Hayden
Hope Cemetery
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Frank Armstrong
Pearl Edwards
W. C. Campbell
Charles Allen
Theron Stovall
Paul P. Howard
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Lamb-Roberts
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Marvin Johnson
Glenn McFadden
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Edward Coons
Bill Ford
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Prairie City
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Crist Mortuary
Boulder
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Wichita
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Order of Eastern Star
Queen Esther No. 5
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Clara Doherty
Ogden
Utah
Wall Street
First National Bank OF
Ottawa, Kansas
Qencl'Son Mortuay
William
Bowers
William 5. Bowers
West 2Nd Street
P.O
John E. Wilkinson
Conery, McClure, Funk & Hannah
First Nat'l. Bank Bidg
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Petitioner
National
Rextra
Mey
Lodge
R.A.M
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H.P. Geralds
Harford, Secy
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A.M
D. Michael Towner
W.M
Clarence E. Rea
Sec’y
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R.&s.m
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E.S
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See’y
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Grace Russell
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Charles O'Neill
Centropolis
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Broadway
Pekin
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Sun Mask Corporation
Ohio
E. J. Baker
American Lubricants Co
Dayton
R.N
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Baldwin City
Stephens
Adkins
King’s Radio
North Rogers Road
Olathe, Kansas
Rantoul
Hoyle Runnells
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Eree
J. W. Taylor
Pickering Piano Service
Livya McClure
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