Ottawa area briefs pack local notices and ads
The Ottawa brief notes the Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club delaying until February 4. FROZEN water lines contact 242 7822. Kiwanis meets at noon Thursday in Ottawa University Union. Custom seat covers open 8 to 5 weekdays. CWF First Christian Church meets 7 30 pm Wednesday. Semi annual sale starts Wednesday Jan 5 at 9 00 am Young Place 230 S Main. WSCS First United Methodist Church Wednesday meeting canceled. Thumper Rapid Band Naomi's Club 10 2 Wednesday. Dundee Fabrics clearance sale 20 to 50 percent off. Davis Paint stock Fleming bottle and jug cutter. John Deere Farming Frontiers Ottawa University Student Union Jan 5 7 30 pm with prizes and refreshments. Ottawa Tractor and Imp Co adv. City of Richmond fire whistle test every Monday noon starting January. Ottawa Rotary Club will not meet Wednesday noon due to room closure.
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John Deere Farming Frontiers
Ottawa University Student Union
Ottawa Tractor & Imp. Co
Memorial rites for Dr Parke Woodard noted at Plymouth
Dr Parke Harold Woodard, 76, a KU physiology professor from 1929 to 1965, had memorial services Tuesday at Plymouth Congregational Church. Survivors include three sons and the late Mrs Caroline Heaton Baldwin among others.
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Parke Woodard Lenexa
Plymouth Congregational Church
Parke Harold Woodard
Woodard
University of Kansas
Parke
Prairie Village
William
Philadelphia
Don
Maplewood
Caroline Christie
Ottawa
Accidents Report From Monday On US 50 And Nearby Streets
Summary of multiple traffic incidents: Marianne Barberg 22 of Dodge City and Howard Heien 64 of Osawatomie were involved when Barberg's car attempted to pass on a slick road near Williamsburg on US 50, causing a sideswipe with Heien's truck. A second collision occurred on Willow Street involving Virginia Gilroy 49 and Vivian Gragg 37. A third incident at Hickory and Wilson involved Carl Yohe 59 and George Louderback 25 with no injuries. Paul Jiminez 24 of Wichita cited for speeding 72 in a 60 mph zone, fined $20 plus costs. Freddie Hansel 21 is noted but details truncated.
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Cloverdale
Ind
Jimmy D. Force
Erie
Robert D. Osburn
Princeton
Garry Dean Dyson
Fairfax
Iowa
Harry Tucker
Williamsburg Rfd
M.p.h
Fred W. Clutter
Wichita
Norbert J. Spaeth
Council Grove
Kenneth A. Dodds
E. Wilson
Richard W. Pollon
Belton
Kerwin E. Swenson
Cleda M. Rea
Williamsburg
Us-50
Marianne Barberg
Dodge City
Howard Heien
Osawatomie
Barberg
Willow
Virginia B. Gilroy
Vivian V. Gragg
Hickory and
Wilson
Carl J. Yohe
Grant
George Louderback
N. Oak
Paul B. Jiminez
Freddie E. Hansel
Bridge Winners at Elks Club Crowns Trio of Pairs
Bridge winners Monday at the Elks Club were Mrs. Robert Miller and Mrs. F. P. Hufstedler first, Mrs. Dick Peters and Gene Price second, and Jack Kille and Steve Lott third.
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The
Elks Club
Robert Miller
F. P. Hufstedler
Dick Peters
Gene Price
Jack Kille
Steve Lott
Deaths in Ottawa: Perry E Weien and John Carl Bobbish
Perry E Weien 85 of Pueblo Colorado formerly of 830 S Sycamore died Monday funeral Friday 2 pm Dengel and Son Mortuary Highland Cemetery survivor list includes wife children grandchildren and great grandchildren. John Carl Bobbish 11 son of Carl and Ruth Bobbish died this morning in Kansas City hospital services 2 pm Wednesday Highland Cemetery. Memorials to John Bobbish Memorial Fund at Children's Mercy Hospital. Glenn Emerson 77 of Ava Missouri died Monday services Thursday morning at Conking Heard Funeral Home. He married Ruby Cole in 1914 and leaves wife a son and a brother and four grandchildren.
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Perry E. Weien
Pueblo
Colo
S. Sycamore
Dengel and Son
Highland Cemetery
Weien
Shelby County
Iowa
James
Lucy
Adams) Weien
Cora (Printy) Hayden
Gridley
Franklin County
Sand Creek
Clella Elliott
Wayne Weien
Blue River
Ore
James R. Weien
Napa
Calif
Glen Weien
Ottawa
Dorothy Hoover
Rockford
Beulah Richardson
Fort Scott
Charlene Dusin
Pomona
John C
First Baptist Church
Diana Babbish
Laury Babbish
Albert O. Payton
Cincinnati
Ohio
George H. Babbish
Detroit
Mich
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
John Bobbish
Children’s Mercy Hospital
Glenn Emerson
Ava
Waverly
Ruby Cole
Westphalia
The
Odd Fellows and
Christian Science Church
Emerson
Dwight
Ralph
Conking
Heard Funeral Home
Pomona Council OKs sewer extensions and power study
Pomona officials approve extending sewer lines up to 500 feet at city expense with future growth in two areas. A second ordinance allows six inch plastic pipe for extensions. Council signs a letter with Tabberer and Phelps for a $1,300 electric power supply evaluation, due in two to three months. Speed limits on south Main Street clamp at 30 mph.
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Pomona
Raytown
South Main Street
Gilliland
Centropolis
Red Tavern
Princeton council passes cereal malt beverage ordinances
Princeton City Council enacted ordinance 104 licensing cereal malt beverage sales and ordinance 105 regulating premises for such sales to curb Sunday operations. They also set building site inspection rates, sewer and water connection fees, and a $4 building permit. Mayor Bill Brannon noted aims to discourage street building without hindering legitimate construction.
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Princeton
Bill Brannon
New Year’s Eve Business Mirror Delivered to Argus Subscribers
A brief notice states the Business Mirror message was delivered to Argus subscribers on New Year’s Eve.
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Argus
Wall Street slips as rates drop with mood of 1972
Wall Street failed to respond to favorable rate news and moved lower in slow trading. The noon Dow fell 1.21 to 880.09 as declines led advances on the NYSE. Analysts cited mild profit taking after a six week rally and noted major banks cut prime lending to 5 percent, the lowest in six years.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Federal National Mortgage
Forecasts Point to Huge 1972 Economic Gains
A New York review of independent forecasts shows a consensus for roughly 100 billion dollars of growth in 1972. Forecasters hedge estimates amid potential unemployment, policy shifts, and political risks, with Argus Research cited as a bold though cautious beacon for investment hopes.
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New York
Argus Research
Bill to Cut Kansas Counties Moves Forward
Rep. Jerry Harper announced a plan to reduce Kansas counties from 105 to 30, with the 1972 session to consider a bill prepared by the Revisor of Statutes. The proposal argues many counties are too small to deliver efficient services and notes the smallest would be 38,037 in population, while current smallest is 1,819.
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Peka
Kan
Kansas
Jerry Harper
Wichita
Harper
Greeley
Saline
Reno
Sedgwick
Riley
Shawnee
Leavenworth
Wyandotte
Douglas
Johnson
Battery Charge In Fight At Private Club
An Ottawa police officer was injured in a Dec 24 fight at Naomi's private club. Jon G. Mietchen, 32, Ottawa RFC 3, is charged with battery against a law enforcement officer, fighting, public intoxication, resisting an officer and disturbing the peace. Complainant Rolland Edwards, a captain with the Ottawa Police Department, fields the case. Mietchen awaits Municipal Court on Jan 13. Edwards required about 40 stitches after a head wound and was treated at Ransom Memorial Hospital.
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Ottawa
Jon G. Mietchen
Ottawa Rfc
Rolland Edwards
Ottawa Police Department
Mietchen
Naomi's
Late Wheat Good Across Kansas With Some Damage
The State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reported last week that late seeded wheat growth was mostly good with adequate cover. Some central and south central fields showed yellowing, eastern areas had light green bug infestation and Hessian fly damage, while western counties moved cattle and lambs into drying wheat and stubble fields.
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Topeka
Kan
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Kansas
Card of John Carl Bobbish 11
John Carl Bobbish age 11, son of Prof and Mrs Carl D Bobbish, died this morning. Relatives and friends meet at Highland Cemetery Wednesday at 2:00 PM for graveside services conducted by Rev James W Mc Crossen.
Franklin County To Attend ASCS Conference In Manhattan
Franklin County will be represented at the statewide Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service conference in Manhattan on Wednesday and Thursday. County committeemen O. M. Milliken Earl Gilliland and Harold Van Horn will attend along with county executive director James O. Pugh and chief program assistant Lovina Campbell as they review provisions of the Agricultural Act of 1970 and discuss the 1972 Wheat and Feed Grain Program.
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Franklin County
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Manhattan
O. M. Milliken
Earl Gilliland
Harold van Horn
James O. Pugh
Lovina Campbell
OU Receives Santa Fe Grant Portion for Private Colleges
Kansas Foundation for Private Colleges says it has distributed 27000 in grants from the Santa Fe Railway Foundation to 19 state colleges. Ottawa University is among recipients. OU will receive 1500 as its share. L M Olson of Topeka presented the gift to KFPC executive director T Henry Stafford and OU trustee Robert Schendel.
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Kansas Foundation For Private Colleges Inc
Santa Fe Railway Foundation
Ottawa University
L. M. Olson
Topeka
T. Henry Stafford
KFPC
Robert Schendel
KPFC
In Memoriam Winnie E Taylor Funeral Services
Winnie E Taylor will have funeral services at the Mortuary Wednesday at 2 30 p m with Rev Ralph Hodgden officiating Interment Highland Cemetery Friends may call at the Mortuary this evening to the service hour Perry E Wesen former Ottawa resident died yesterday morning in Pueblo Colorado Funeral services will be from the Mortuary Friday at 2 00 p m Interment Highland Cemetery Friends may call from Wednesday evening to day of Service
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WESEN
Perry E. Wesen
Ottawa
Pueblo
Colorado
Highland Cemetery
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Kiwanis Club
Ottawa University Union
CWF
First Christian Church
Young Place
S. Main
WSCS
First United Methodist Church
Thumper
Adv
Dundee Fabrics
DAVIS
Fleming
City of
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Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
the Daily Report
John Heaton Baldwin
Sylva Louise Heaton
Dale Gardner
Benjamin Gessner
Lawrence Hathaway
Charlene Potter
Jack Flickinger
Stan Flickinger
Clarence Gordon
Carl Butell
Joe Simonae
Ivan Boyd
Oakwood Cemetery
Baldwin
Ariel S. Colby
Lamb-Roberts
Ofelita Ivey
Christian Science Society
Lamar N. Fowler
Maxine Rhern Fowler
Donald D. Powell
Jay Milton
Eldon Rader
Dewey Cook
Jess Gilmore
E. E. Haley
Eldon Henley
Michael Latimer
Curtis Miller
Lester Pegg
Virgil Crouchér
Joe Ferns
Gail Nitcher
Richard Smay
Fred Vogler
Eugene Wallen
Highland Cemtery
Ottawa Fire Department
Kansas State Highway Patrol
Steve Garrett
Denger and Son Mortuary
James R. Gray
E. Hopkins
Jural Miller
Richard Underwood
S. E. Hopkins
Chris Wilson
Pearl Edwards
LeRoy Green
Richard Fisher
Claude Edwards
Harvey Williams
Ferris Woods
Henry Edwards
Cornelius Boston
Lawrence Jacob
Claude Sink
George Marstall
Hope Cemetery
Esther C. Hughes
Esther Christine Hughes
Wellsville
Wilson and Son
Harvey Houchin
Milo
Tabberer
Phelps
Woodlawn
Water Department
Stoneking
Business Mirror
Wall Street
Lionel D. Edie
Rinfret-Boston Associates
R-B
U.S
Rinfret
Eliot Janeway
Butler-Hanes
Amron
North Main
Towner
Ottawa, Kansas
Gerald L. Falley
Assembly of God
West Africa
Assembly of God Church
Don Goatley
ASCS
Santa Fe Grant
Memoriam
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