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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1972

Page

5

Ottawa area notices mix lively local items and events

Community calendar and ads note a solid waste meeting at 7330 in the Franklin County office, Ottawa High School Winter Concert February 21 at 7 30 p m, radio drama series on KTJO FM, tax relief and accountant ads, Wentworth Show performer Col Ross Fulton, Mardi Gras at Sacred Heart School, Dairy Queen opening, Thumper Rapid Band gig, clock repair, funeral for Lawrence Wiederholt, Garnett post office staffing, and local banking related travels and awards.

Ottawa High School OHS

Wall Street Gains on Blue Chips and Glamours Lift Market

The noon Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 5.04 to 915.94 as advances beat declines 7 to 5 on the NYSE. Analysts cited selective buying and possible external stimulus, with gains in Control Data, Polaroid, Xerox, and IBM. Fluor Corp and Genesco saw notable activity but mixed moves overall.

NEW York New York Stock Exchange Polaroid Xerox IBM Fluor Corp Genesco

Dentist returns from MGM trip to Dominican Republic

Ottawa dentist Dr. Sam W. Lyman joined a Medical Group Missions team in early February for a 10 day medical aid project in the Dominican Republic. He treated 35 to 45 people daily, saw widespread tooth decay and ulcers, and noted overpopulation and limited birth control options amid difficult living conditions. He plans to participate again when possible.

Dan Mullen Sam W. Lyman Ottawa Dominican Republic Lyman Caribbean Medical Group Missions MGM United States Provisions Lyman

FmHA Urges Community Development Meeting Talk

Russell Beckham of the Farm Home Administration urged improved community development at a Richmond Chamber dinner. He noted population shifts in Franklin Miami and Osage counties, highlighted FmHA’s growth to 43 state offices and 38 county offices in Kansas, and cited 24 billion dollars loaned in the state to date. He praised ECKAN for aiding public awareness of available funds.

Joanistas Russell Beckham Farm Home Administration Richmond Chamber of Commerce Franklin County Beckham Miami County Osage County Fmha Kansas State of ECKAN

Multiple Ottawa accidents and notices reported this morning

The Daily Report lists several collisions on South Main and nearby streets involving drivers Gary Richardson Patrick Magrath and others with ages and addresses. Other items include dismissals birth notices a DWI citation for Dale Gordon a suspended log entry for Clifford Wright a criminal case against Thomas P Tsychantz and the death of Melvin R Trotter with service details and survivors.

South Main Gary Richardson S. Mulberry Patrick Magrath S. Cedar Richardson Magrath John E. Dryden Jr S. Main Richard E. Carlson

Kansas City cattle and hog markets mixed as bids soften

Cattle receipts near 1000 with calves around 100, prices weak for cows and lean utilities. Feeder steers and heifers show varied bids by weight, with modest gains for hogs, sows stronger, and light sheep activity. Tomorrow's estimates include cattle 1500, calves 200, hogs 3000, sheep 100.

Kansas City

Probate Court Marries Five Couples in Ottawa and Kansas City

Rodney Alan Mullen and Janice Anita Hughes both 20 of Ottawa. Doyle Keith Homer 19 and Teri Marie Higgins 19 of Kansas City Kansas. George I. Redman 40 of Baldwin and Kathryn A. McDonald 24 of Baldwin. David Eugene Burgoon 18 of Ottawa and Linda Sue Toum berlin 17 of Ottawa obtain marriages. Also Sears Roebuck hires Don Higgins of Princeton as outdoors salesman. James Ryssemus, manager, announced Higgins began Feb 1 after a decade with a local Ottawa appliance firm.

Rodney Alan Mullen Ottawa Janice Anita Hughes Doyle Keith Homer Kansas City Kan Teri Marie Higgins George I. Redman Baldwin Kathryn A. McDonald David Eugene Burgoon Linda Sue Toumberlin Don Higgins Princeton Sears Roebuck and Company St. Main James Ryssemus Higgins Sears

Carey Divorce Custody Plea Filed in District Court

Emma L. Carey sues Richard J. Carey in district court seeking custody of a minor child. The action notes fault divisions and requests court determination of custody terms. Also mentions bridge winners at a Valentine event in readers’ notes.

Emma L. Carey Richard J. Carey

Funeral Services for Martha Jane Winter

Martha Jane Winter died February 11 and funeral services were held Monday at the United Methodist Community Church in Richmond with Rev. Harold Peters officiating. Organist Mrs. Larry Heck played as pallbearers Merle Brockus, Robert Crick, Melvin Kuiken, Robert Kuiken, Ralph McCrea and Lon Mishler carried the casket. Burial followed at Richmond Cemetery.

Martha J. Winter Martha Jane Winter United Methodist Community Church Richmond Harold Peters Larry Heck Merle Brockus Robert Crick Melvin Kuiken Robert Kuiken Ralph McCrea Lon Mishler Richmond Cemetery

Hospital Notes Admissions List

Hospital admissions include Mrs Ira Randell and John Rose of Pomona, Mrs Pansy Rule at 630 Ash, Gail Westgate at 530 North Mulberry, Vernon Snyder at 220 West 7th, Lucien Fabert of Ottawa RFD 3, Mrs Cecil McArdle at 124 North Locust, and Tony. Monday entries.

Ira Randell Pomona John Rose Pansy Rule Ash Gail Westgate N. Mulberry Vernon Snyder W. 7Th Lucien Fabert Ottawa Cecil McArdle N. Locust Tony

Sunday Beer Sales Defeated in Kansas House Vote

The Kansas House rejected a proposal to legalize Sunday carry out 3.2 beer by a 62 to 26 vote. Rep. Whiteside led the amendment to delete the Sunday sales provision, arguing it clashed with recent traffic safety actions. Lawmakers cited drunken driving fatalities as a reason against expansion.

Topeka Kan Kansas House Robert Keenan D-Great Bend Lynn Whiteside Wichita Whiteside House Ted Lindahl R-Plevan James Davis Kansas City Federal and State Affairs Committee

County Sheriff Warns on Roadside Littering Problem

Sheriff Joe Ferns warned this morning that trash dumping continues countywide with Wilson Road West singled out as especially unsightly. He said illegal dumping is a misdemeanor and offenders face fines up to 500 dollars.

Joe Ferns Ferns Wilson

Santa Fe Trail Club Eyes State Bill 460 At Meeting

The Feb 12 Santa Fe Trail Motorcycle Club meeting drew eight members and four guests, new members Mr and Mrs George Louderback and Mr and Mrs Robert Hopkins. They discussed year riding plans and Senate Bill 460 on helmet gear handlebars and lights. Two members will attend the bill’s proposal. A safety tip urged giving a full lane to approaching cycles in traffic at intersections.

Santa Fe Trail Motorcycle Club George Louderback Robert Hopkins

Rural Ottawan Files For Office

Richard Maxwell a 61 year old farmer stockman and longtime Harrison Township board member filed by fee this morning in Ottawa County clerk office for the Second District Commission seat now held by George Atchison Maxwell Republican represents the southern county and part of Ottawa and is the first candidate to file for county office this election year.

Richard Maxwell Ottawa RFD Maxwell Harrison Township Fee Second District Commission George Atchison

Local Guard Units Promote Several Members in Ottawa

Kansas National Guard Headquarters Battery Ot tawa saw promotions during weekend ceremonies. Stanley E. Fritts rose to battalion sergeant major after 19 years in the unit. Jerry E. Fritts and Ralph L. Turner were named specialist four in the survey section, while David C. Potter advanced to private first class in the message center.

Kansas National Guard 127Th Artillery Ottawa Stanley E. Fritts Fritts Jerry E. Fritts Ralph L. Turner David C. Potter Potter

Pancake Race Ends In Chaos in Olney Finish

Ella Crouch, 23, won Olney's Shrove Tuesday pancake race beating 18 year old Christine Swallow over 415 yards from the Bull Tavern to St Marys Church. Last year’s winner Ruth Faulkner, 23, slipped and fell as Swallow closed the gap.

Olney England Ella Crouch Bull Tavern St. Mary’s Christine Swallow Ruth Faulkner

Probate notices in Franklin County Kansas estates

First published February 5 1972 notice in Ottawa applies to Esther C Keagy estate case 12 269 with hearing date March 3 1972 and administrator petition Richard C Skoog seeking final settlement and allowances for services fees and estate heirs to be determined plus probate for A C Watts estate case 12 449 with petition by Allen Woods executor for admission of will dated October 23 1961 and letters testamentary authority with defenses due March 8 1972 in Ottawa Kansas.

Franklin County Kansas Esther C. Keagy State of Richard C. Skoog Ottawa Richard Skoog Allen Woods

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THE County Franklin County Community Development Program W. 3Rd Save & Ibs Durbin N. Main Richard Curry Bill Curry Olive Radio Workshop Players Ottawa University Ktjo-Fm Ross L. Fulton Rex Fulton Municipal Auditorium Fulton Wentworth Military Academy Lexington Sacred Heart School Dairy Queen Thumper Ndbmi Maryville Lawrence Wiederholt Leo Wiederholt Wilbur Thomas Garnett Howard Lacy Thomas Postal Service Garnett Office Lacy Owen Fallowell Lincoln Neb Bankers Life Insurance Company of Nebraska Followell Topeka Agency Wall Street RED Banana Teresa McGrath W. 2Nd University E. Morgan Williams the Daily Report Virgil W. Bowman George R. Franks Franks South Walnut Robert W. Colqueist S. Locust H. D. Lee, Bruce Division Eugene C. McDowell Jonathan L. Peffly Elks Club North South Robert Miller Dick Peters Lyle Hanes Gene Price East Virginia Seaver Lawrence Ike McMahon Osawatomie Gene Bush Flora Everette Kimball Harveyville Jack Story Ottawa Rfd Kenneth Rickabaugh Wellsville Larry Hinderliter W. Sth Police Ottawa Police Department Dale M. Gordon S. Poplar Clifford D. Wright Federal Way Wash Thomas P Tschantz Melvin R. Trotter Melvin Russell Trotter St. Anthony Hospital Lakewood Colo Chapel of the Angels Ft. Logan National Cemetery Denver Trotter Ransomville John Henry Elsie May (Barkley) Trotter Tunisia Rome Rhineland Anieta M. (Knowles) Trotter James K. _ Trotter John W. Trotter Goodland Butler-Hanes Skoog & Latimer Attys Frank A. C. Watts Artie C. Watts Frank T. Forbes Burlington
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