Brief items from RC&D and local ads blur line at noon meeting
Agricultural agencies plan monthly RC&D discussion at noon Friday at the House of Douglas, public invited. Ads note posters and black light items at Red Banana 112 W. 2nd, open Friday 12:30 p.m. Also details on income tax depreciation options, Ottawa and Pomona numbers, and Ottawa Jaycees Radio Day Feb 27 at KOFO with Fred Searls as director.
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Rc&d
House of Douglas
Red Banana
W. 2Nd
Ottawa Jaycees
KOFO
Fred Searls
County Line Bridge Closed For Repairs
Commissioners from Franklin and Douglas counties closed the bridge on the Franklin Douglas line Wednesday due to a load limit of three tons. A new bridge north of Centropolis on East Appanoose Creek is estimated at about $60 000 instead of $10 000. Funding will be by land assessments. Franklin County share about 37 percent. Replacement construction should start within six months after a $15 000 Douglas County study recommended closing.
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Franklin-Douglas County
Centropolis
Appanoose Creek
Herald
Franklin County
Douglas County
Topeka
City police patrol tests set for next Tuesday night
City Manager Robert W. Mills announced Tuesday night police aptitude tests for applicants. The exams will be conducted at the Junior High School on the first floor to determine eligibility for patrol positions.
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Robert W. Mills
Funeral rites for Marguerite Leib in Wellsville
Funeral services for Marguerite Leib 74 lifelong Wellsville resident who died this morning at Gardner will be at 2 Saturday afternoon here. She born Nov 14 1897 at Wellsville was member of Wellsville United Methodist Church and WSCS. Survived by husband Perry K Leib two sons William and Robert plus two sisters nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Burial in Wellsville Cemetery. Family reception 7 to 9 p m Friday at Wilson and Sons Chapel. Rev. Harvey Houchin to officiate.
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Marguerite Leib
Wellsville
Gardner
Lawrence
Robert Leib
Akron
Ohio
Catherine Hill
Irene Henderson
Parsons
Wilson and Sons
Harvey Houchin
Local court notices on traffic and public drunkenness cases
Thomas J. Williams aged 19 of 224 S. Oak forfeited a $10 bond after speeding 40 in a 30 mph zone. Perry R. Ward aged 21 of 613 N. Hickory was charged with drunk in public. Dale M. Gordon aged 36 of 534 S. Poplar faced driving while intoxicated. trial set for Feb. 24 with a $250 bond continued.
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Dean H. Masters
Lavenburg
Dora E
Gay
Bruce N
Snook
John R. Bailey
Canterbury Court
Ronald D. Rippetoe
Daniel W. Long
Overland Park
Steven R. Reineke
Kansas City
John C. Fooks
S. Willow
Robert L. English
Thomas J. Williams
S. Oak
Perry R. Ward
N. Hickory
Dale M. Gordon
S. Poplar
PVT Toumberlin in eight weeks National Guard training
Pvt. Timothy L. Toumberlin son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth L Toumberlin of 804 S Cypress is undergoing eight weeks of basic training with the National Guard. His address is 51556 8297 Co A 1st BN 1 Bn Bet Bde Fort Polk La 71459.
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Timothy L. Toumberlin
Kenneth L. Toumberlin
S. Cypress
National Guard
Co. A
Ft. Polk
Ottawa Man Awarded Damages After 1969 Car Collision
A district court jury awarded $1,596.65 to George Hibler of 221 E 3rd Ottawa after he was struck by a motor vehicle on July 26, 1969 at Fourth and Hickory. The defendant Ray Nordyke, who lived at 221 S Willow before his death, faced an amended damages claim initially seeking $30,000.
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Ottawa
George’. Hibler
Ray Nordyke
Willow
Fourth
Hickory
Hibler
Legislative Breakfast At House Of Douglas Saturday
The Ottawa Chamber of Commerce sponsors a Saturday morning legislative breakfast at 7 45 at the House of Douglas. Rep George Wingert and Sen Winton Winter are expected to attend to discuss the Kansas Legislature session. Former Rep Robert Pinet will moderate. Reservations are requested at the Chamber office before 5 p m Friday.
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Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
House of Douglas
George Wingert
Winton Winter
Kansas
Robert Pinet
Chamber
Stolen Car Stopped Near Ottawa On K-68
Ottawa police reported a car stopped west of town on K-68 had been stolen in Kansas City Missouri. The driver and a passenger, Martin Luther Ratliff Jr. and Austin Kenneth Tuey, both 52 and 48, were charged with petty larceny for stealing a license tag. They await arraignment in city jail. The vehicle was a 1959 Chevrolet.
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Ottawa
Kansas City
Martin Luther Ratliff Jr
Kan
Austin Kenneth Tuey
Lynwood
Calif
Local Markets Cattle and Calves Close Varying
Kansas City market report shows 5,500 cattle and calves with feeder steers and heifers uneven in Wednesday’s closing.
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Kansas City
Former Herald Employeo Post Former Herald Employeo Post
Lawrence Tom Yoe longtime Kansas University news bureau director was named assistant to the director of the office of university relations. Dennis Bransttter editor of university publications will assume Yoe's duties while Bransttter continues catalogues and brochures for the fiscal year. Catalog work will be reduced due to tight finances.
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Lawrence
Tom Yoe
University of Kansas News Bureau
John J. Conard
Yoe
Dennis Bransttter
University Publications
Conard
Ottawa Herald
Bransttter
OU Graduate A Candidate For Lt. Gov
Kansas Senator David Owen of Overland Park, Ottawa University graduate, and executive vice president of Bob Owen & Co., is quietly planning a bid for the Republican lieutenant governor nomination in 1972. He has not set a date for announcing, cites economic development as a key interest, and holds roles in highway policy and Johnson County civic groups.
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Leroy Towns
Kansas
Harris Enterprises
Topeka
David Owen
Overland Park
Reynolds Shultz
Lester Arvin
Rose Hill
Ottawa University
Owen
Ohio State University
Rutgers
Bob Owen & Co
Johnson County
Overland Park State Bank
Capitol Federal Savings and Loan
Kansas Economic Development Commission
U.S. Information Agency
Johnson County Water Resources Association
University Radio Series Saintly Echoes From Old Dramas
Ottawa University professor Michael Twedt leads a KTJO student drama series reviving 1930s radio plays. Darting between Sub merged and Shake Hands With A Ghost, the scripts, taped years earlier, are staged by students at Ottawa University with minimal cost. Broadcasts run Thursday nights into late hours on 88.1 FM, with repeats on Ottawa After Dark.
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Edward McGrath
Ottawa University
Michael S. Twedt
KTJO
Twedt
Ottawa
RCA
Johnny Dollar
Ellery Queen
Tweet
Bill Coppoe
Tony Jones
Bowling Scores In Local Leagues Reported For Night
A list of high scores from multiple leagues shows Knight Mobil and Guy s pacing with top 200s and 400 plus game totals. Ottawa area leagues including Wednesday Housewives Hustlers and Twilight League report leaders and top series amid a busy bowling slate.
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Commercial League
Knight Mobil
Cannady
Lame Roberts
Brock
Guy's
Whiteford
Coffman
Ottawa Tire
Butts
Page
Richmond Co-Op
Wilson
Turner
Crites
Gordon
Wise
Wednesday Housewives Hustlers
Milton
Bush
Brooks
Twilight League
Ottawa Bus
Ainsworth
Hettler
Todd Mobile
Shofner
Boise Cascade
Lane
Everett
Fuller
Town & Country
O’hara
Moses
Bent Fender
Toumberlin
Notice of Appointment and Hearing in Burns and Hutchins Estates
In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court Ernest A. Burns appointed administrator of Martin T Burns deceased with nine month creditor claims. Also Vivian E Hutchins estate hearing set for March 7 1972 as Jules V Doty seeks descent determination of real property and assets with notices to interested parties.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Martin T. Burns
Martin. T. Burns
Ernest A. Burns
Ottawa
Kansas
Vivian E. Hutchins
Jules. V. Doty
Vivian
E. Hutchins
City of
Jules V. Doty
Thomas E. Gleason
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