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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1970

Page

3

Rev Paul E Lowenberg to speak at Pomona Assembly of God

Rev Paul E Lowenberg Kansas District Superintendent Assemblies of God will be guest speaker at 11 am Sunday at Pomona Assembly of God Church. Pastor Don L Henderson announced dedication of chimes and improvements in memory of Pfc Timothy Allen Mohler killed last August in Vietnam. Public invited to services.

Paul E. Lowenberg Kansas Assemblies of God Church Pomona Assembly of God Church Don L. Henderson Pfc Timothy Allen Mohler Vietnam

Two Car Collisions Damage Vehicles on Rural Road

In Friday incidents, a pickup driven by Lewis Hughes, 17, struck a parked car owned by Michael E. Edwards in the 900 block on North King, KC Kansas. Ada Kiehl 40 and Hazel Mooney 42, both Pomona, sustained damage to their cars five miles north of Williamsburg. Kiehl’s car about $100 damage, Mooney’s about $300. Also, Virg.Gumm 18 of 815 S Poplar was jailed on drunk in public and disturbing the peace with a $50 bond. Ronald Eugene Porter 29 of KC Kan faced multiple infractions and a $300 bond. Roy Kent Chiles 32 of KC Kan jailed on a $50 bond. Admisions list several names. births report a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Randall. an emergency case Kristen Morden with a burn. Funeral services held for 5 Ward Reed. Robert Lee Finch services and Masonic rites. Burial at Oakwood.

North King Lewis Hughes Grant Michael E. Edwards Kansas City Kan Ada Kiehl Pomona Hazel Mooney Williamsburg Kiehl Mooney Virgil Gumm South Poplar Ronald Eugene Porter Roy Kent Chiles Porter

Death notices for Armstrong Drum and Pohl families

Services and death reports for Lydia E. Armstrong 86 Pomona died Friday at home service 2 p.m. Monday German Baptist Church Centropolis burial Pleasant Hill Cemetery survivors include husband three daughters a sister four brothers ten grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren Also Mrs Sarah Drum 101 Crestview Nursing Home service arrangements incomplete Henry W Pohl 56 Sycamore died Saturday born 1889 survivors include widow three children two sisters funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday Worden United Methodist Church at Towner's Chapel

Lydia E. Armstrong Pomona German Baptist Church Centropolis Pleasant Hill Cemetery Armstrong Carbondale Andrew Miller Nancy Michael) Miller Arthur W. Armstrong Arthur Effie Jones Beulah Keith Zelda Bostic Williamsburg Dorothy Miller Sawyer Clarence Miller Garnett Jess E. Miller Noah Miller Modesto Calif Josiah Miller Flora Ind Sarah Drum Crestview Nursing Home Towner's Chapel Henry W. Pohl Sycamore Eunice Breithaupt Overbrook Orville Baldwin Ralph Lawrence Dorothy Nelson South Main Henrietta Gibson South Oak Worden United Methodist Church Towner’s Chapel

Clinton Coupon City Faced With Coupon Mail Pileup

Clinton Iowa handles about 300000 mail pieces daily for Nielsen and acts as a redemption agent for 250 food and drug makers issuing coupons. The Clinton clearing house processes incoming and outgoing mail for discounts and sends prizes or samples, employing about 700 workers with 400 tied to mail processing in a computerized operation.

Clinton Nielsen Br. Murphy Murphy

Record Set By Sgt Shinn In Vietnam World Tour Milestone

Staff Sgt. Francis E. Shinn of the 860 Transportation Group at Cam Ranh Bay Vietnam helped truckers log 1,895,815 miles in the first 100 days of operation. The unit marked 79 trips around the world, the most by any petroleum company in the log, noted for its shipborne journey records.

Francis E. Shinn John W. Hager S. Oak Vietnam Equator Shinn 860 Cam Ranh Bay Petroleum

Funeral for Lydia Armstrong at German Baptist Church

Funeral services for Mrs. Lydia Armstrong, who died last night, will be held Monday at 2 PM from the German Baptist Church west of Centropolis with interment at Pleasant View Cemetery.

Prairie potholes yield big hopes for trout farms

Researchers from the Fisheries Research Board and University of Manitoba reveal rainbow trout can be profitably grown on Prairie farms. In 10 small ice age pothole lakes near Erickson Manitoba they stocked 10,000 fingerlings and 150,000 fry, harvesting in late October with expectations of 10 million pounds in five years. Yield is about 120 pounds per acre versus 3 pounds per acre from commercial fishing.

Winnipeg Fisheries Research Board Freshwatery Institute University of Manitoba Prairie The Institute Erickson Manitoba Riding Mountain National Park

Baxter Water Project Nears Completion

Northwest of Ottawa farmers push for city water without FHA loans. Baxter Rural Water District, led by Lewis Stewart, partnered with Jules Doty and P. J. Williams, built with Underwood Plumbing. City of Ottawa contract, 13 meters, 12 owners share costs around 1 325 per family, low rates with no FHA loan.

Ottawa Farmers Home Administration FHA Baxter Rural Water District Lewis Stewart Neighbors Jules Doty P. J. Williams Paul Archer Underwood Plumbing

Agnew outlines limits on U S troops in Asia amid Nixon doctrine

Vice President Agnew said Nixon would not commit U S combat troops in Asia without congressional approval and only if extreme provocation occurs. He cited Asian leaders wanting reassurance the American presence would continue while endorsing last month’s congressional curb on ground forces in Laos or Thailand. He spoke en route from Taipei and met King Bhumibol in Bangkok, stressing naval and air roles absent a massive external attack.

Bangkok Spiro T. Agnew Nixon U.S Asia Agnew Congress Laos Thailand Air Force Two Taipei Formosa Chiang Kai-shek South Vietnam Chitrlada Palace Bhumibol Sirikit Guam

Peers Probes My Lai Amid Rain in Village Search

Lt. Gen. William R. Peers and Army investigators walked the mud soaked hamlet of My Lai in a house to house search. The three star general sought areas tied to testimony on the alleged massacre as a minesweep team and scout dog aided the probe.

Gen. Peers My Lai Chu Lai Vietnam William R. Peers U.S Army Robert McChate Jderome K. Walsh J Jr New York Billy Stanberry

Witnesses pressed on My Lai massacre inquiry

Weather Elsewhere may return to My Lai for anoth er first hand look aid added. Peers was accompanied by South Vietnamese Sgt. Nguyen Dinh Phu an interpreter with Americal Division who swept My Lai on March 16 1968 and allegedly killed 109 or more civilians Phu questioned by the Peers panel and his presence signals he is a key witness. Army investigators in tight security questioned more than 20 people and have gathered documents about the My Lai events.

Peers Nguyen Dinh Phu Americal My Lai Phu Vietnam Army

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