University of Kansas Kappa Sigma elects house manager
Jim Brenner son of Mr and Mrs Marvin Brenner Princeton RFD 1 has been elected as house manager of the Kappa Sigma fraternity at the University of Kansas. City officials announce ice rink in Forest Park will not open tonight due to insufficient ice thickness. Possible reopening by Saturday. Franklin County Barracks 2253 of World War I Veterans to meet at Memorial Auditorium basement for potluck and business. George Wingert to speak at AAUW branch on Saturday about the legislature.
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Jim Brenner
Marvin Brenner
Princeton
RFD
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
University of Kansas
Forest Park
Franklin County
Memorial Auditorium
George Wingert
AAUW
Ralph Loyd
Bulmer Bound Over For Trial
Rick Bulmer twenty of 1035 S Willow was bound over to the District Court for trial on possession of marijuana. He was jailed in lieu of 25000 bond after Franklin County sheriff officers searched his home Dec 27 under a warrant from McPherson County officials seeking items from farmhouse burglaries. Marijuana was found during the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Bulmer
S. Willow
Franklin County
District Court
Bulmer
McPherson County
Douglass Named Director at Canterbury Courts Complex
John E. Douglass of 1419 S Hickory was named director of the Canterbury Courts by the board. He succeeds Rev Leopold Hoppe who resigned last month. Douglass was chosen from several applicants and took the position effective January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Douglass
S. Hickory
Canterbury Courts
Leopold Hoppe
Douglass
Vandalism damages twelve tires over New Year weekend
Twelve tires were punctured by an ice pick over the New Year weekend. Tires on two cars at the Goldie Sands residence at 1003 S. Hickory and on a car at the Donald Douglas residence at 1016 S. Cedar were damaged. Ottawa Police Department investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Sands
Donald Douglas
Ottawa Police Department
Ottawa Court Records Chronicle a Jam-Packed Docket
The Daily Report itemizes multiple Ottawa area cases with arrests for assault speeding and property damage. Entries include names such as Sandra Andrews Sherry Cook Frank Garcia Welmore Hendrickson Peggy McConnaughry Martin Owens Frederick Knight and Joe Sale, plus charges and bond outcomes. Also noted are graveside services for Margaret A Clark and obituaries with service details and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Andrews
Lawrence
Sherry Cook
Canterbury Court
Frank D. Garcia
N. Mulberry
Welmore E. Hendrickson
N. Sycamore
Peggy E. McConnaugry
Shawnee
Martin H. Owens
7Th Terrace
Frederick R. Knight
Wellsville
David L. Dick
N. Cedar
Homer G. Teter JR
N. Locust
City of Ottawa
Water and Light Department
Dennis G. Brooks
Maple
City of
N. Oak
Dale Brown
Ash
Mark Eugene Kenney
Baldwin
Nancy L. Jones
Burial and obituaries noted alongside Kansas cattle market
Weather updates from Alden Harrington and Sons Chapel in Ottawa mention burial in Highland Cemetery for Mrs. Neff, who lived in Lake Forest and Kansas City area. Obituary details include birth on Sept 14 1897, marriage to William E Neff, and career as teacher and nurse. Services for Mrs Lyle Kipper fore announced in Council Grove. Kansas City market report lists cattle prices hogs by weight and estimates for Monday livestock totals.
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Alden Harrington and Sons
Highland Cemetery
Ottawa
Neff
Horton
George
Jennie (Gwinn) Henderson
Lake Forest
Kansas City
William E. Neff
South America
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Credit and debt shape modern American life in 1945
In 1945 U S consumer credit totaled 6 billion dollars with debt rising to about 140 billion last year, including 40 billion for autos and 35 billion in personal loans. Credit spans banks, finance firms, and households, touching housing, health, and education, while prompting calls for tighter collection practices and more access. Women face greater hurdles in securing mortgages, and debates center on whether credit widens wealth gaps or expands mobility. The National Commission urges eliminating or restricting coercive practices such as wage assignments and confessions of judgment as lenders adapt to changing attitudes.
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New York
United States
Savings and Loan Associations
National Business Council For Consumer Affairs
National Commission On Consumer Finance
The
National Commission
Mrs. Etta Norton dies at 80 in Norton
Mrs. Etta F Norton aged eighty longtime resident died last evening. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 00 pm from the Mortuary with Rev Paul Pentz officiating. Interment will be at Highland Cemetery. Friends may call at the Mortuary this evening to pay respects.
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John W. Clark
Margaret A. Clark
Woodlawn
Pomona
Paul W. Pentz
Max Roberts
Don Woodsum
James Parks
Carl Payne
Harry Rybolt
Russell Crow
Etta F. Norton
Hickory
Cedar House Nursing Home
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Paul Pentz
Highland Cemetery
Norton
Lebo
Frank G
Mary E. (Middlebusher) Wright
Charles F. Norton
Burlington
Ottawa
Agricola
Francis
Ruth) Wilson
Brookside Lane
Leland Norton
Ottawa Rfd
Paul Norton
Vilas
Colo
Opal Busboom
Jumping to conclusions cigars reveal character and more
Hal Boyle riffs on cigars as character markers and adds wry takes on aging, marriage, money, and urban fear. He notes thick cigars suit doers, slender ones actors, and mocks vanity in fashion and beauty. He disputes needless divorce, urges mutual need in marriage, and laments city crime fear fueling man purse habits.
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New York
Boyle
London
Julie Andrews
Manhattan
Socrates
Notice of Hearing on Probate of Langdon Will
State of Kansas Franklin County Probate Court. In re the estate of Ralph H Langdon deceased Case No 12589 Notice of hearing on petition for probate of will filed by Jules V Doty executor named in the Will dated April 1 1966 seeking admission to probate and appointment of Doty as executor without bond. Defenses due January 30 1973 at 10 00 a.m. in Ottawa Kansas. Thomas Gleason attorney for petitioner.
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State of
Kansas
Jules V. Doty
Ralph H. Langdon
Julies V. Doty
Ottawa
Franklin County
Thomas €. Gleason
Chartered
State of Kansas
Clara E. Brooks
William Bowers
State Department of Social Welfare
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Channel 13
Eagles Lodge
Jim Lane
Dance Vfw
Good Guys
Adv
Theresa Kipper, Garnett
Bethany Hospital
Kan
Bob
Squire
DR. Lyons Animal Hospital
Wallace Sterling
Sutton’s
the Daily Report
Pearl Martin
S. Maple
Earl Bond
S. Poplar
Maude Turner
Emma McKee
Hambling
Juanita Franks
Pomona Rfd
Olive P. Baxter
Dwight Dirk
Hester Leach
S. Main
Melvin Myers
Wilson
Louis Brady
Bryan Yuhe
S. Cherry
Ty Tschantz
Peterson Field Afb
Colorado Springs
Timothy Jamison
Ruth B. Barton
Walnut
Ronald DePriest
Lizzie Lann
N. Cherry
Marilyn Warren
Larry Warren
Betty J. Conaty
Robert J. Conaty
Steven M. Specht
Edina J. Terry
Mission
Jerry W. Norton
Quenemo
George E. Slagle
Raymond K. Cox
Mildred H. Neff
Bonner Springs
Mildred (Henderson) Neff
Brothers of Mercy
Lyle Kipper
Council Grove
Independence
Betty Johnson
Garnett
Associated Press
Albany
Albu’ Que
Edy Amarillo
Cay
Anchorage
Asheville
Rm Atlanta
Birmingham
Edy Bismarck
Edy Boise
Edy
Boston
Buffalo
Charleston
Charlotte
Edy Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Edy Duluth
Elr
Fort Worth
Green Bay
Edy Helena
Edy Honolulu
Edy Houston
St Ind
Apolis Jacks’ville
Edy Little Rock
Los Angeles
Louisville
Edy Marquette
Memphis
Milwaukee
Mils-St.p
New Orleans
Edy Okla. City
Omaha
Philad
Phoenix
C Pittsburgh
Ptland Ore
Ptland Me
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Business Mirror
Memoriam
Louis Sengedon
Hal Boyle
Ottawa Herald
Said
William S. Bowers
Atty
P. Q. Box
W. 2Nd. St
Roy H. Roseberry
Georgia Roseberry
Pee Chast Barts
Lenexa
Turner
West
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