Fall semesters honorees at Wichita State include Linda Logan and Connie Bradley
BRIEFS list names Linda Fern Logan daughter of Leo Logan of 843 S Sycamore and Connie S Bradley and Carol A Bradley daughters of Charles E Bradley of Garnett on the Dean's Honor Roll for the fall term at Wichita State University. Also notes revival tonight at Revival Center Church 807 King Neodesha. Tonight through week 7:30 p.m. Also mentions Dr and Mrs Charles Pohl injured Feb 13 two car crash near Eudora. Dr Pohl jaw fracture and other injuries, patients at KU Medical Center and LMH. Advertising items for paint town colors at Town and Country Supply and Deere Day at OU Union. Ottawa Promenaders benefit dance Feb 19. Quenemo Band concert at Quenemo HS auditorium. Carnegie Free Library display 1971 photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita State University
Linda Fern Logan
Leo Logan
S. Sycamore
Connie S. Bradley
Carol A. Bradley
Charles E. Bradley
Garnett
Charles Pohl
Lawrence
Eudora
Pohl
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Henry Pohl
New Money Bugs Britons
London AP reports hundreds of shopkeepers complain the public is swindling new decimal coins while consumers say stores edge prices upward to cover the change. Officials note Britain shifted to decimal money with lingering confusion in buses and vending machines as prices rise in some outlets.
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London
Britain
Southampton
Gordon Guest
Automatic Vending Association of
Great Britain
The
Sun
Balazs Charms Ottawa University with Versatile Violin Recital
Frederic Balazs, violinist, and Ottawa University pianist Carl Bobbish performed a two day recital set in the OU Auditorium to a keen audience. The program ranged from Bach to Debussy, Brahms to Falla, showcasing Balazs’s technical mastery and expressive range. Balazs, a Hungary-born faculty member at Windham College, has a long history as conductor and soloist and was honored as Man of the Year in 1966 by the Arizona Bar Association and the Liberty Bell Award for naturalized citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Defries
Frederic Balazs
Ottawa University
Carl Bobbish
Brahms
Balazs
Bach
Hungary
Dohnanyi
Debussy
Zephyr
Hubay
Cucullain
Kreisler
Danny Boy
de Falla
Paganini
Balezs
Bobbish
Ottawa
Tom Reed
Music
Windham Collge
Putney
Vermont
United States
CRI
Arizona Bar Association
Liberty Bell Award
Britain’s Boxing Day Pays Christmas Gratuities to Tradesmen
In Britain on December 26 Boxing Day, lamplighters and postmen, milkmen and paper boys, constables, bakers and candlestick makers plus other tradesmen who served customers all year received Christmas gratuities as a year end gesture.
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Britain
Nellie May Martin Dies. Coffeyville Editor Was 70
Nellie May Martin 70 former Ottawa resident died February 10 at Coffeyville. Funeral services February 13 at Skinner-Hamlin Chapel Coffeyville with burial at Restlawn Cemetery. She co edited Happy Hobbies contributed to many papers and published a verse book Mixed Bouquet in 1965. Survived by Delph O. Martin husband son Roger F. Martin and three daughters plus 15 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Nellie M. Martin
Nellie May Martin
Ottawa
Coffeyville
Skinner-Hamlin
Restlawn
Eugene Casement
Collinsville
Oklo
Floyd Peterson
Seattle
Wash
John R. Dodson
Niotaze
Admissions and dismissals at area facilities list
Admissions include John Okerberg Lydia Sites Harriet Horrell George Luschen Ruth Adkinson Kimberly Currant Patricia Rhoades and others with addresses in Ottawa Pomona Quenemo and surrounding areas. Dismissals list Rhonda Warren James Hughes and Patricia Rhoades among others, with dates noted Monday and Tuesday.
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John Okerberg
N. Main
Lydia Sites
Ottawa
Harriet Horrell
Tremont
George Luschen
Mulberry
James Hughes
S. Poplar
James Braden
Deaths: Everett D. Jackson 74 of Tunas Missouri
Everett DeWitt Jackson 74 of Tunas Mo died Sunday. Services at 2 p.m. Thursday at Damron Towner Chapel with burial at Stanton Cemetery Rantoul. Born June 7 1896 in Miami County son of Clarence B Jackson and Clarion Brady. Survived by wife Olive Hagelin and multiple relatives. longtime Texaco employee and World War I veteran. Friends may call noon Wednesday until services.
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Everett D. Jackson
Everett DeWitt Jackson
Tunas
Damron-Towner Chapel
Stanton Cemetery
Rantoul
Jackson
Miami County
Clarence B
Clarion (Brady) Jackson
Olive Hagelin
Russell
Texaco Co
United Brethren Church
Missouri
Vertus Jackson
Wichita
Art Hogelin
Ottawa
Cecil Hogelin
Osawatomie
Alyce Mason
Chester Jackson
Olive Bartholomew
Shawnee
Two-Car Crash at Fifth and Main Leaves None Injured
Meredith N. Johnson eighteen of 430 Willow and Lois L. Van Loenen fifty nine of 810 8 Oak were involved in a two car collision at the Fifth and Main intersection Monday at about 2 55 pm. Johnson was northbound and Van Loenen eastbound. no injuries reported.
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Fifth
Main
Meredith N. Johnson
Willow
Lois L. van Loenen
Oak
Johnson
van Loenen
Bridge Winners At Elk's Club Monday Night
Bridge winners at the Elk's Club were Merle Price and Wally Past from Kansas City first, Robert Miller and Mr Hill of Topeka second, and Mrs John Wassmer with Ransom Bennett third.
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the Elk’s Club
Merle Price
Wally Past
Kansas City
Robert Miller
Mr. Hill
Topeka
John Wassmer
Ransom Bennett
Library promotes Junior Great Books program in Ottawa
The Ottawa Library with the PTA and PTO invites parents to join Next fall as Junior Great Books Discussion Groups launch for grades three to six. North East Kansas Library System offers a four week Leader Training Course starting March 24 at 7 pm, tuition free except $10 for source books, requires co-lead commitment. Registration closes Feb 24. call 242-3080 or visit the library.
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Ottawa
North East Kansas
Shofner Named Division Maintenance Engineer at Garden City
Gary N. Shofner, Ottawa native and current Topeka maintenance road engineer, is appointed division maintenance engineer of the sixth division at Garden City effective March 1. He succeeds retiring Baker, who has held the Garden City post since 1955. Shofner, a KU civil engineering graduate, joined the Highway Commission training program in 1961 and has since served in design, bridge, and road maintenance roles. He is married with two children and active in the Junior Chamber of Commerce and Kansas Engineering Society.
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Donald French
Board of Education
French
Living Youth Center
E. 2Nd
Central Washington Bible College
Selah
Wash
Calgary Bible College
Kansas City
Fee
Kansas Highway Commission Today
Gary N. Shofner
Garden City
Shofner
Topeka
Co. ©. Baker
Owen Shofner
Beech
Ottawa University
University of Kansas
Highway Commission
Gary
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Kansas Engineering Society
Sherwin-Williams Company
Thomas R. Malone
Willow
Acme Paint Mart
S. Main
Malone
Newark
N.J
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Stevens Institute of Technology
Hoboken
Elain Sjogren
U.S. Army
Cattle Market in Kansas City See Moderate Pressure and Mixed Prices
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports cattle and calves under slower sale with steers and heifers steady to weak, cows 1.00 lower, late sales mixed. feeders show varied prices across weight classes. Hogs total 4,500 with barrows and gilts mostly 20 to 50 lower, sows up to 50 higher on heavier weights.
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Kansas City
County Court Citations For Speeding And Violations
County court records list Billy J Fawl of Leawood 42 fined 20 dollars plus costs for speeding 90 in a 75 zone. Robert B Wellington 48 of 424 S Elm fined 10 dollars plus costs for 71 in a 60 zone. Fred C Miller 67 of 1007 S Locust fined 10 dollars plus costs for turning when not prudent. Donald L Walker 33 of Kansas City Kansas fined 15 dollars plus costs for violation of driver’s restrictions.
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Billy J. Fawl
Leawood
Robert B. Wellington
S. Elm
Fred C. Miller
Donald L. Walker
Kansas City
Kan
Major banks cut prime lending rate to 5 percent
Major New York banks led a 5 percent prime rate cut from 6 percent with Bankers Trust initiating the move at 11:30 a.m. The Dow Jones average rose 2.74 to 891.57 as traders anticipated further rate reductions.
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New York
Bankers Trust Co
Chase Manhattan
First National City
Chemical
Irving Trust
Manufacturers
Hanover
First National Bank of Chicago
First Pennsylvania Banking & Trust Co. of
Philadelphia
First National Bank of Boston
National Bank of Detroit
First National Bank of Dallas
First National Bank of St. Louis
Kansas House Debuts 69 Bills Ahead of Revised Deadline
TOPEKA RP 69 bills were introduced in the Kansas House as deadlines shifted to adjournment Wednesday. Measures cover cable franchises, turnpikes, aid to non public schools, abolition of the State Finance Council, and a modern expressway bond plan. Other proposals include county consolidation of police, underground utility lines, and an elected highway commission.
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Topeka
Kansas House
State Finance Council
Duane McGill
R - Winfield
John Hayes
Hutchinson
Oklahoma
Catoosa
Hays
Wichita
Hayes
Shawnee County
Hearing on probate of foreign will in Jardon estate
In Franklin County Kansas probate court Overland Park State Bank petitions to admit the July 29 1970 will to probate and appoint bank as executor without bond. Defenses must be filed by February 24 1971 at 2 00 PM in Ottawa Kansas. failure triggers judgment.
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State of Kansas
Overland Park State Bank
Kansas
Edgar M. Jardon
Franklin County
Lizzie M. Stead
William R. Weber
Ottawa
Probate petitions seek sales of Ottawa estates
Multiple notices in Franklin County Kansas courts announce petitions by Shirley L. Cramer and Linda F. Kile, co administrators of the John G. Dodds estate, and Dorothy C Bell administratrix, seeking court orders to sell described Ottawa real estate to pay debts taxes and administration costs. Defenses due by February 25 or 26 1971 with hearings set in Ottawa.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Isid County
John G. Dodds
Shirley L. Cramer
Linda F. Kile
Ottawa
Kansas
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Roland Robinson
Neodesha
Revival Center Church
King
Helen Belle and
Rhythm Gamblers
Naomi
Adv
Town & Country Supply
Walnut
John Deere
U. Student Union
Jack McClure
OHS
Don Burkholder
Damion Towner Chapel
Quenemo
Quenemo High School
Carnegie Free Library
Professional Photographers Association of
Greater
Ron
the Daily Report
Library Notes
KHC
KC Markets
State Highway Commission
Franklin
Said
Payne & Jones
the Tower Bldg
Olathe
State
Attys
Wiliam
Bowers
Atty
Petitioner
West 2Nd Street
Leon Rex Bell
Hamblin
Lathrop
Dorothy C.bell
Cowner
Kanbas
Mr. Jackson
Paul Damron
Joel Towner
David Miller
Janice Damron Reno Towner
Mrs
Dorothy Reams
Ottawa Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Howard L. Smith
W.M
Clarence E. Rea
Lacy
Union
U.E.S
Darlene Mack
Marie Enyart
W.M. Anne Jensen
Sec
Alfred Schmitt
Esther
Topeka Capital
Capital Journal
Willow Acres
Contact Humane Society
Appanoose Creek
Pomona
Ottawa Herald
General Services
Pital Ah SS
Pickering Piano Service
Fred Meador
J. W. Taylor
Lloyd McClure
Budge’s Hardware
Leonard Hoopes
Bennie Stinson
Bill Shadden
Moran
Kansasland Packing
East Dundee
Spring Hill Packing House
C.A
Jack Nelson
Waverly
Osage City
Clifford Hobbs
A.K. Watts
Waverly Livestock Sale Barn
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
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