Paint the Town Red and More Local Ad Highlights
A string of briefs lists adult education classes tonight at Town & Country Supply 202 Walnut and color paint options. Ads note a memorial Mass for Jack Merryman, a shrine meeting postponed to March 29, blue and gold banquet for Cub Scout Pack 3081, and multiple food specials at North American Hotel Coffee Shop and Red Rooster Cafe. Also mentions hospital dismissal of Joe Mader, a candle shop introduction, and various service ads from local businesses.
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Town & Country Supply
Walnut
Franklin County Shrine Clule
Ottawa Country Club
Abdallah Chanters
Franklin County Shriners
Lincoln School
Funeral services for Clifford E Kaeckell to be held
Funeral services for Clifford E. Kaeckell will be conducted from the Mortuary Wednesday at 2 p.m. Rev Jim McCrossen officiating Interment Highland Cemetery Masonic services by Ottawa Lodge No 18 AF AM. Funeral services for Clyde Hetrick to be held Thursday at 2 p.m. Riv Garland Bohn officiating Interment Dean Cemetery north of Pomona.
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Kaeckell
Clifford E. Kaeckell
Jim McCrossen
Highland Cemetery
Ottawa Lodge No. 18
AF &Am
Hetrick
Clyde
Garland Bohn
Dean Cemetery
Pomona
Ottawa Lodge No
A.F
A.M
A.f.&am
Ottawa Police Citations And Local Notes In Daily Report
The Ottawa Police Department reports Herbert H. Dean, 30, Kansas City Missouri, drunk in public. In jail on $50 bond. Eric H. Edwards, 27 Shawnee Mission speeding in a 40 in 20 zone, DWI, careless driving. In jail on $315 bond. Jeffery T. Finch, 22, 309 E 5th, driving with license suspended. Michael K. Sanders, 18 Pomona, unlawful use of registration. Fined $10 plus costs. Jimmie Haile, 50 Tulsa, driver’s daily log not current. Fined $10 plus costs. Also noted are traffic and bridge results, hospital admissions, dismissals, and obituary details, plus Kansas City cattle and livestock prices and wholesale egg and butter quotations.
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Ottawa Police Department
Herbert H. Dean
Kansas City
Eric H. Edwards
Shawnee Mission
Jeffery T. Finch
Michael K. Sanders
Pomona
Jimmie Haile
Tulsa
Truck Driver Williamson Ditches Vehicle After 3 AM Incident
A truck driven by Howard W. Williamson, 29, of Kansas City Missouri, left the road and went into the ditch at about 3 AM. No injuries reported and police are investigating the crash scene.
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Howard W. Williamson
Kansas City, Mo
Winn Cites Our Share in Federal Funds Plan
Rep. Larry Winn of Kansas announced that Franklin County and neighboring counties would share in $5 billion in new unrestricted funds if a co sponsored bill passes. Kansas would receive about $54.23 million with 53.21 percent passed to localities, allocating sums to Franklin, Ottawa, Anderson, Miami, Garnett, Osawatomie, and Paola.
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Washington
Larry Winn
Kansas
Franklin County
Ottawa
Anoney
Anderson County
Miami County
Garnett
Osawatomie
Paola
Look Magazine Links WSU Plane Crash to Safety Shortfalls
New York AP Look magazine asserts the Wichita State University football team of 13 players among 31 killed in a plane crash could have been prevented if a government safety study's recommendations had been followed. The six month old report by Philip L. Ryther of the FAA urged tighter chartered plane regulations and notes his retirement pressure for attempting to circulate the confidential document.
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New York
Look Magazine
Wichita State University
Philip L. Ryther
Federal Aviation Administration
Look
Ryther
Christopher Wren
Washington
Obituaries: Loretta Lindgren and Benjamin Miller
Loretta M Lindgren widow of Al Lindgren died this morning. Funeral Thursday at 10:30 a.m. at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home with Rev Robert Piper officiating. Interment Highland Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday from noon until service. Benjamin L Miller funeral Thursday at 2:00 p.m. at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home with interment Highland Cemetery.
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Robert Piper
Mrs. Lindgren
Ottawa
Charles Arthur
Bertha Mina (Trabert) Sowers
al Lindgren
Boseman, Mont
Funeral services for Ethel Fay Wallace
Mrs. Ethel Fay Wallace of 334 S Maple died February 19. Funeral Monday featured reader Mrs. Ofelita Ivey of the Christian Science Society and organist Mrs. Bruce Spears. Pallbearers were William S. Bowers John S. Sheldon John N. Wassmer Ransom Bennett Jr Bruce Spears and J R Cheney. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery.
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Ethel F. Wallace
Ethel Fay Wallace
S. Maple
Lamb-Roberts
Ofelita Ivey
The
Christian Science Society
Bruce Spears
William S. Bowers
John S. Sheldon
John N. Wassmer
Ransom Bennett Jr
J. R. Cheney
Highland Cemetery
Deaths Loretta M Lindgren Services set Thursday
Loretta M Lindgren aged 68 of 334 8S Walnut died this morning at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Funeral services are scheduled for 10 30 a m Thursday at the local church with burial to follow.
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Loretta M. Lindgren
Walnut
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lamb-Roberts
Franklin County population up 2.3 percent in decade
Census figures show Franklin County 1970 population at 20,007, up from 19,548 in 1960. White residents numbered 19,622 (98.1%), with 305 Black and 80 of other races. The county’s urban share was 55.2 percent, rural 44.8 percent, with 6,742 households and 7,205 housing units. Median owner-occupied value rose to 9,600 dollars. median tenant rent 64 dollars.
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Franklin County
U. S. Commerce Department
Census Bureau
Farm machinery costs rise as farm size grows
Washington AP report says trend toward larger, more expensive farm machinery continues as labor declines and farms seek specialized substitutes. Prices up, with higher wage pressures, and 1971 expected further increases. Machinery investment per labor hour rose from 1.95 to 4.34 dollars. Fertilizer prices also likely rise about 10 percent this year due to higher manufacturing costs.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
New Books At The Library Readers Shelf mea
The library lists several new titles across fiction poetry and non fiction including The Poetry of the Negro 1746 1970 edited by Langston Hughes and Anna Bontemps A revised edition of a 1949 collection featuring work by 163 poets spanning pre revolutionary times to the present That Man Cartwright a novel about dignity freedom and California farm workers Safe Bind Safe Find a Garry Hogg study of locks and bars Peter Camenzind Hermann Hesse the early life of a writer The Woman Destroyed Simone de Beauvoir a middle aged woman facing a slipping world Cake and Frosting Mikigookbook Betty Crocker Experiments with new and old improvisations One Down Anders Bodelsen a mystery of hidden guilt Drugs and Youth Robert Coles Brenner and Meagher M D Medical psychiatric and legal facts Rivers Into Islands John Knoepfle a Midwest poet's book I ll Get There It Better Be Worth The Trip John Donovan a coming of age tale about shattered childhood defenses and new maturity.
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Langston Hughes
Anna Bontemps
Cartwright
Ann Fairbairn
California
Garry Hogg
Peter Camenzind
Hermann Hesse
Simone de Beauvoir
Betty. Crocker
Anders Bodelsen
Robert Coles
Joseph H. Brenner
M.D
Dermot Meagher
Islands
John Knoepfle
Midwest
John Donovan
Notice of Hearing in Bell Estate Probate Case 12-257
First published February 16 1971. Last published March 2 1971. In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas State. In the Matter of the Estate of Leon Rex Bell Deceased Case No 12-257. Notice of Hearing.
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Kansas
Franklin County
Leon Rex Bell
Notice of Estate Sale and City Water Main Bids
A petition in Franklin County Kansas asks for a court order to sell undivided estate real estate in Ottawa to pay debts. Dorothy Bell administratrix seeks defenses by March 11 1971. The notice also advertises Ottawa Kansas bid invitations for water main extensions contract W 2 including 7080 feet of mains with bonds and project details.
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State of
Kansas
Dorothy Co. Bell
Leon Rex Bell
Hamblin
Dorothy C.bell
Ottawa
City Hall
C.S.T
Beech Street
Seventh Street
Fleventh Street
Eleventh Street
Willow Street
Fifteenth Street
Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company
East 63Rd Street
Kansas City
Missouri
Steve Ralph
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Chris Pickert
Richmond
Jack Merryman
Lewistown
Richmond St. Therese Catholic Church
Garnett Cemetery
Joe Mader
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Kan
Irwin's Gifts
South Main
C.F
Rebekah
Cedan
Explorer
First Methodist
Thur
Helen Belle and
Rhythm Gamblers
Naomi
N. Main
Adv
McArdle’s
Damron-Towner Chapel
Red Rooster Cafe
Memoriam
Sous Lengel
Jon Hrtuany
the Daily Report
Capitol Truck Lines
Elk’s Club
L. R. McClay
Robert Miller
F. P. Hufstedler
Gene Price
Fred Cox
Ash
Verne White
College
Joe C. Stephenson
Rockwood Drive
Andy Fry
Lindgren
Lewiston
Idaho
Lutheran Church of Montana
Ferne Allison
William Griffin
Roy Sowers
KC Markets
Winn Cites
WSU
Piquet
Paul Damron
North Main
Zaz
Library Notes
Mea
FIN
Associated Press
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Atlanta
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Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Charlotte
Chicago
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Denver
Au Des Moines
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Forth Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas’ City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Gleason, Pinet & Jordan, Chartered, Allys
P.O. Box
First National Bank OF
Ottawa, Kansas
Aca
Seanre
Lodge
Earl , Brooks
Jack
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