Local briefs mix hospital notices and events
Union notices from Topeka and Richmond list residents and patients at Santa Fe Hospital in Topeka and Anderson County Hospital Garnett. Events include a Six Stages of Man mini concert at OU Auditorium February 27. Bean Supper February 25 at First Methodist basement. a town painting sale at Town & Country Supply. an Explorer Post 2077 fundraiser. and a Winter Band Concert at Ottawa High School postponed by weather. Prizes and honors noted for students and locals. ads for services and sales accompany the listings.
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Adv
North American Coffee Shop Menu Prices
A compact menu lists small bacon wrapped filet at 1.75 dollars, ten shrimp for 1.05 dollars, a half pound hamburger steak at 1.10 dollars, and two pieces of fried chicken for 95 cents, provided by North American Coffee Shop.
Promotions at Peoples National Bank Elect Three Officials
George E. Lister announced promotions at Peoples National Bank naming Leo Converse to the board of directors Jim Piper as vice president and George J. Jarik as assistant cashier Converse who joined in 1967 has been executive vice president since 1969 and leads the Young Bank Officers of Kansas Piper is Ottawa's installment loan manager Jarik a 1968 Ottawa University graduate led the bank's computer programming and scheduling The bank lists other officers and directors including Lister Bennett Dickerson Ransom Winchester Porter Anderson and Wallace.
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Frank Bennett
F. R. Bennett Jr
Rockwood Drive
University of Kansas Law School
Wroxton College
Oxfordshire
England
Peoples National Bank
George J. Jarik
Jim Piper
Leo Converse
The
George E. Lister
Converse
Young Bank Officers of
Kansas
Piper
Ottawa
Commercial Credit Corporation
Topeka
Jarik
Ottawa University
Bank
National Guard
Lister
J. W. Dickerson
W. G. Ransom
R. C. Winchester
Maxine Lichtenberger
Robert B. Anderson
Thomas F. Porter
William W. Wallace
Calley’s My Lai trial ends as two key questions stay unanswered
Lt. William L. Calley Sr. finishes testimony in the My Lai massacre court martial with two major questions unresolved. How many civilians were killed and who killed them, despite admitting involvement in a mass shooting under Capt. Ernest Medina’s order.
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FT. Benning, Ga
William L. Calley Sr
My Lai
Calley
Fie
Walter Reed Medical Center
Washington
Ernest Medina
Medina
Charlie Company
No Answer On Corn Blight Threat To 1971 Crop
Washington AP Agriculture Department experts adopt a wait and see attitude on corn blight risks for the 1971 crop. Dr. F Sprague says too many unknowns prevent general predictions while 1970 production fell about 15 percent to 4.1 billion bushels from 4.8 billion forecast last July. The key question is whether blight will recur in 1971.
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Washington
Agrculture Department
F. Sprague
USDA
Sprague
Possible escalation as Vietnamese troops may move into Laos
Washington reports indicate additional thousands of South Vietnamese troops could be sent into Laos before the U S backed drive ends. Pentagon officials note that while 22,000 troops were positioned before the Feb 8 assault, only about 10,200 have seen action, with the rest in reserve. Top generals warn the plan’s first phase is not complete and more forces may be parachuted in if North Vietnamese reactions persist.
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Washington
Laos
Pentagon
U.S
South Vietnam
Melvin R. Laird
Saigon
John Vogt
Joint Military Staff
Laotian Panhandle
Vogt
Laird
Admissions and incidents in Ottawa region report
Admissions list includes Gary McClay David Chadderdon Troy Herring and others from Ottawa University Princeton and Canter bury Courts with Wednesday and Thursday entries. Dismissals include James Yerkes Fred Cox Glenn Wilson and multiple residents with locations in Wellsville Pomona and Ottawa area. Births note Everett Neill and wife Quenemo a daughter. Vehicle accidents describe several minor injuries and damages on South Ash North Main and Emerald Road with named drivers. Several court items list traffic offenses DUI speeding and a few sentences noting suspensions fines and arraignments. Death reported for Bessie Shull of Pomona with survivors and service details. District court divorce granted Clyde Mace from Lois Mace custody. Kansas City market and cattle hog eggs and butter prices listed.
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Gary McClay
David Chadderdon
Troy Herring
Princeton
Thomas Techantz Jr
Carolyn Hebb
Ottawa University
Larry Kipp
Verne White
College
James Yerkes
Main
Fred Cox
Glenn L. Wilson
Wellsville
Daniel Seyler
N. Oak
Terry Bachus
O. E. Howell
Canterbury Courts
Gary Nicholson
Pomona
Marsha Gunnels
Everett Neill
Quenemo
Wall Street Advances Lift Markets Amid Bargain Buying
Strong gains in airlines, oils, and metals pushed the New York stock market higher in moderate trading. The Dow was up 6.09 to 881.71 at noon as advances outweighed declines about seven to four on the NYSE, with analysts predicting a sideways base-build toward a possible spring rally.
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New York
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Hastem Air Lines
American Airlines
Pan American
Associated Press
Anaconda
Kennecott
Homestake
American Telephone
Continental Oil
General Motors
Penn Central
Atlantic Richfield
Weather Elsewhere Light conditions Across Cities
The Associated Press report lists weather across multiple cities. Conditions range from clear skies in Albany Albuquerque Boston Chicago Indianapolis Los Angeles Denver Detroit Houston and many others to snow in Juneau Portland and Salt Lake City with temperatures shown adjacent.
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Associated Press
Aligh Lower
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St.p
New Orleans
New York
Okla
City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Sk. City
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Aussie Visits Friends Here
Andrew Grove from Adelaiad Australia and his sister Debbie with mother Mrs. Brian Grove visit Ottawa for a week. They stay with Dr. and Mrs. Martin Brockway at 429 Willow. Grove previously lived with Rotary host families during a year long exchange five years ago. A potluck supper celebrates Grove’s hosts and an anniversary banquet marks the Rotary club’s 50th year on March 1.
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Andrew Grove
Adelaiad
Australia
Rotary Club
Debbie
Brian Grove
Ottawa
Groves
Martin Brockway
Willow
Grove
Funerals for Clifford E. Kaeckell and George S. Pinney
Funeral services held for Clifford E. Kaeckell of 428 North Cherry at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Rev. James W. McCrossen presiding and Highland Cemetery burial. Music by organist Mrs. R L Stevens and soloist Milton. Pallbearers listed. Separately, George S. Pinney of Pomona died February 18 and was honored at Damron Towners Chapel with Rev. Raymond Raley officiating and burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona. Music by organist Mrs. Melvin Clevenger and soloist Mrs. Paul Damron. Pallbearers listed.
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Bessie E. Shull
Pomona
Riviera
Ariz
Damron-Towner Chapel
Srs
Shull
Nebraska
D. N. and
Adelia (Beals
Clifford E. Kaeckell
N. Cherry
Dengel and Son Mortuary
James W. McCrossen
R. L. Stevens
Day Milton
Jay Todd
W. W. Robe
Olin Waymire
G. B. Harford
Carlos Pence
Loren Middlebusher
Highland Cemetery
Wit
George E. Pinney
George 5
Pinney
Damron-Towners Chapel
Raymond Raley
Melvin Clevenger
Paul Damron
Neal Baxter
John Dickey
K. Lee Davis
Don Waymire
Earl Gilliland
Roy Warhurst
Woodlawn Cemetery
Funeral services for Harry W. Reiner
Funeral services will be held Friday at 2:00 p.m. in Williamsburg United Methodist Church with Rev. Duane Pridey and Rev. Melvin Booth officiating. Interment will follow in Mount Hope Cemetery Williamsburg with graveside rites by Anchor Lodge No 224 AF and AM.
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Hamilton
Minnie M. Hamilton
Warren Skiles
Greenwood Cemetery
Notice of Estate Inheritance Inquiry in Franklin County
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas a petition to determine the descent of Elsie May Harbour deceased is filed by heir at law Charles P Moore. The estate includes described real properties in Sections 7 and 24 Township 15 Range 19 and 18 and all other property owned by Harbour at death. Defenses due by March 12 1971 at 10 30 a.m. in Ottawa Kansas.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Elsie May Harbour
Elsie Harbour
State of
Charles P. Moore
Elsie M. Harbour
Douglas County
Township
Range
Ottawa
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Lloyd Means
Emporia
Santa Fe Hospital
Topeks
Charlie Masketer
Roy Brock
Anderson County Hospital, Garnett
Town & Country Supply
Walnut
George C. Dietrich
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kan
Explorer
First Methodist
Thur
Baxter
McArdle’s
Sheryl May O'Dea
Kenneth P. O'Dea
Wellsville Red 2
College of Emporia
Miss O’dea
Ottawans
Ottawa High
OHS
Electrolux
Fred Meador
Mac and
Rhythm Ramblers
Naomi
North Main
William M. Johnson
N. Sycamore
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Irwin's
International
Save Now
S. Main
Ft. Benning
Vietnam
Col
Frank Barker
the Daily Report
South Ash
John G. Kaub
N. Poplar
David L. Ellis
Adah M. Rule
Birch
Milton D. Durbin
E. Wilson
Fifteenth
Annie J. Curtis
W. 7Th
Lloyd R. Hotaling
Mulberry
Phyllis A. Burroughs
Williamsburg
Emerald Road
Sheriff’s Department
Fred E. Berry
S. Oak
Robert L. English
Oak
Jo A. Smith
Clifford L. Moore
Dennis M. Perkins
Lindals
Turner
John Neal
Garnett
Richard F. Hoefler
Westphalia
William D. Baxley JR
Douglas E. Harper
Marcia A. Moore
Robert L. Croan
Kincaid
Jeffrey T. Finch
Herber H. Dean
Eric H. Edwards
Shawnee Mission
Copperas Cove
Tex
E. E
Bus” Crawford
Clyde James Mace
Lois E. Mace
Joan E. Rothwell
KC Markets
Wall Street
United Air Lines
New Jersey
California
Indiana
Texaco
Memoriam
Lamb-Roberts
Ana
Orner
Damron Towner Chapel
Joe
Towner
David Miller
Janice Damron
Rene Towner
Dorothy Reams
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