Four brothers of Mrs Reynolds die in Ottawa hospital
BEAT DAY 87 Lawrence. Mrs Clara Reynolds of Ottawa and her son and wife Mr and Mrs Cliff Reynolds attend services at 2 p m Saturday in the Friends Church Lawrence. Also listed: Gail Mitchell Ottawa RFD 4 treated for a lacerated thumb and James Whistler Ottawa University injured during basketball. Theft reported of a 7 by 9 canvas from H R Atherton’s truck on 307 S Cedar.
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Lawrence
Clara Reynolds
Ottawa
Lawerence Memorial Hospital
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Gail Mitchell
Ottawa Rfd 4
James, Whistler
Ottawa Uniersity
Ottawa area traffic court notes and fines
County Court cited drivers on dates in December for offenses near Ottawa on I-35 US-59 and K-68. Virgil Applewhite pleaded guilty for an overdue daily log book and paid 10 dollars plus costs. Robert Day Jr. was fined 15 dollars for speeding 75 in a 60 zone. Loren Middlebasher paid 16 dollars for 76 mph in a 60 zone. Thomas Schafer pleaded guilty to failing to stop at a stop sign and forfeited 5 dollars plus costs. Donald Pearson pled guilty to illegal display of registration plates and defective brakes, fined 20 dollars plus costs. Austin Gant noted as the first drummer in The Salvation Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil H. Applewhite
Mt. Pleasant
Tex
Ottawa
Robert Paul Day JR
Hays
Kan
Loren D. Middlebusher
N. Main
Thomas R. Shafer
Ottawa University
Donald L. Pearson
Lenexa
Three Ottawa accidents leave no injuries reported
Three Friday accidents in Ottawa Thursday caused only property damage. At 11:45 a.m. at Seventh and Cedar Celeste K. McCarty failed to see Thomas L. McMillen and struck his 1963 Ford, causing damage to the McMillen car estimated at 188.70 while McCarty’s front end damage was 60. A 4:31 p.m. backing collision in the 200 block of South Main involved Thelma M. Jones and Linda D. Sutter, with Jones’ 1958 Chevrolet sustaining door and fender damage plus an 68.09 estimate for her vehicle. The Sutter car had only a paint smear and no estimate. A second backing crash at 7:06 p.m. in the 1100 block of South Main between Joan D. Runnells and Vergie A. Meyer damaged both cars, with Meyer’s right rear fender, door, and bumper damaged and no estimate given. Runnells’ right rear fender, tail light, and bumper damaged, no estimate given.
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Ottawa
Seventh
Cedar
Thomas L. McMillen
Wellseville
Celeste K. McCarty
S. Mulberry
McCarty
McMillen
South Main
Thelma M. Jones
S. Sycamore
Linda D. Sutter
Jones
Sutter
S. Main
South
Paper May Become Big Clothing Business
A lighthearted AP report from New York imagines a future where paper becomes a major clothing medium from birth to wedding dress. Designer Margot West creates disposable children wear by Joseph Love, touted as cheap durable and easily discarded after wear. A bridal fashion show features a paper wedding dress, reflecting playful speculation on fashion’s disposable era.
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New York
Margot West
Joseph Love
Today in History highlights and notable birthdays
On this Friday January 6 1967 the day features past events from 1927 Marines to Nicaragua to protect interests 1912 Joan of Arc born 1919 Theodore Roosevelt dies 1936 arms shipment embargo Spain 1941 four freedoms speech 1943 Congress term begins Northern Ireland raids 1957 Kennedy remarks on medical care and education 1966 Shelpin heads to Hanoi 1967 Loretta Young and Danny Thomas birthdays Thought for today Goethe 1749 1832.
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Associated Press
United States
Nicaagua
Joan of Arc
Theoodore Roosevelt
Congress
Spain
Roosevelt
78Th Congress
Washington
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
John Costello
Republic of Ireland
Kennedy
Ohio Democrats
Columbus
Aleksandr Shelpin
Hanoi
Loretta Young
Danny Thomas
Goethe
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Plainly Listed
Hospital notes show admissions including Jo Ann Baucom Lane Mil dred Peed at 619 Ash on Friday. Dismissals include Mrs Bennie Frass 309 S Locust, Mrs Olive Wood Scranton, Mrs Ruth Sealy 730 S Mulberry, Mrs Larry Bien 104 S Poplar, Mrs Carl Marshall Lawrence Thursday, and others such as Mrs Gary Maxwell and son Ottawa RFD 2 and Mrs Harold Cooper and son Pomona with Friday references.
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Jo Ann Baucom
Lane
Mildred Peed
Bennie Frass
S. Locust
Olive Wood
Scraneton
Ruth Sealy
Mulberry
Larry Bien
S. Poplar
Carl Marshall
Lawrence
Gary Maxwell and Son
Ottawa
Rfd
Harold Cooper
Pomona
Carl Stone
Princeton
Bowling Scores From Thursday Night League
A summary of top scores from multiple league teams on Thursday night. Foster 148 436 led HARD BOWLING with a 436 series. Miller 156 443 tallied for BEAUTYLAND. Dodd posted 445 for a different high set. numerous players across Ottawa and area reported solid scores, including Whaley 214 and Hollow 235, with teams such as OGGs Market and Royal T Lanes contributing strong totals.
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Foster
Beautyland
Miller
Mannebell Drugs
Brandon
Dodd
Towner’s Chapel
Bell
Bienies Garage
Toumberlin
Andy’s Carpet Service
Pederson
Pepsi Cola
Kampschroedser
OGG
Davis
Ottawa Times
Whaley
Mueller
Executrix Appointed in Westover Estate and Burk Administratrix Named
Alma Schweitzer was appointed executrix of the will of Mae P. Westover and qualified, with letters testamentary issued December 20 1966 by the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas. Creditors must file demands within nine months from first publication. Ruth Raub appointed and qualified as administratrix of the estate of O N Burk deceased on the 30th.
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Alma Schweitzer
Mac P
Westover
State of
Kansas
Franklin County
Sss
Said
O. N. Burk
Owen Noah Burk
Ruth Raub
Probate notice demands nine months from first publication
On the day of December 1966 all creditors must exhibit their demands against said Estate within nine months from the date of the first publication of this notice as provided by law and that if their demands are not thus exhibited they shall be forever barred. Dated at Ottawa Franklin County Kansas this 4th day of January 1967 Ruth Kaub Administratrix Winton A Winter Attorney for Administratrix
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Alma Schweitzer
Mae P. Westover
Probate Court
Franklin County
Kansas
Ottawa
Deaths of Olive T Walker and Roy H Roseberry
Olive T Walker age 95 dies at Sunset Home Concordia after long illness. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Monday Lamb Funeral Home with Rev James W McCrossen. burial Highland Cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs Criswell White and two sons, 15 grandchildren and 33 great grandchildren. former resident of Ottawa area. Roy H Roseberry 76 dies at Missouri Pacific Hospital St Louis after short illness. Retired railroad engineer. services 2 p.m. Sunday Towner Chapel. burial Stanton Cemetery near Rantoul. Survived by wife Georgia and three sisters.
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Olive T, Walker
Olive T. Walker
Sunset Home
Concordia
Eighth and
South Mulberry
Lamb Funeral Home
James W. McCrossen
Highland Cemetery
Madalene
Paul
Stella Brandon
Raleigh Jones
Kenneth Jones
Criswell E. White
Cedar
Eoman Jones
N. Sycamore
Glenn Jones
Overland Park
Bessie McLean
Roberts Creek
British Columbia
Roy H. Roseberry
Roy
Roseberry
Missouri Pacific Hospital
St. Louis
Towner Chapel
William Weber
Stanton Cemetery
Rantoul
Ottawa
Osawatiomie
Georgia M. Simmons
Noswata
Oklo
Elks Lodge
Osage Valley Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Osawatomie
Charles T. Roseberery
Matt Roseberery
Portland
Ore
Mabel Vermillion
Police News: Geraldine Taylor Cited For Speeding
Geraldine M Taylor, 26, of Lawrence, was cited Thursday in the 200 block of North Main for speeding 34 mph in a 20 mph zone. She posted a $14 bond.
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Geraldine M. Taylor
Lawrence
North Main
Kansas City Market Summary Cattle Hogs Eggs Prices
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports cattle at 400 head with no calves, hogs at 3000 down 20 to 50 cents, weights 200 to 290 pounds quoted. Prices show barrows and gilts 20.25 to 20.35, sows 14.50 to 16.25, eggs wholesale large 80 percent at 36 to 37, butter unchanged.
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Kansas City
Westover Mae P Deceased Executrix Notice in Franklin County
First published December 23 1966 and last publication January 6 1967 in Franklin County Kansas this notice names Mae P Westover deceased case number 11 635 of executrix to creditors heirs devisees legatees and all others concerned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae P
Westover
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H. R. Atherton
S. Cedar
Ottawa Herald
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Austin B. Gant
Salisbury
England
Salvation Army
Pat
Clif Cross
Rockland
Meyer
Runnells
Vaughn
Ernest E. Vaughn
Memorial Park Cemetery
Topeka
The
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Oro
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Amuliante
Joe Towner
Ottawa, Kansas
Hettler
Clark Citgo Gulf
W. Jones
AMF League
Coca Cola
Cordle
Stine
Gildner
Royal T. Lanes
Hollow
Hiatt’s Decorators
Berger
L and
L Cafe
Dexman
Horn
Naomi’s Tavern
Clark
Bike's Burger Bar
Morden
Gilroy
Litwin’s
Linneman
Anderson & Byrd First National Bank Rlde
Executrix
Ruth Kaub
Winton
Police News
Mae P, Westover
Clifford R
Hobbs
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
Wesley Stevenson
Peel Nie North
Kan, Co.m
Ralph Pippert
Baldwin Set
Frank Mages
Homewood
Jack Nelson
Council Grove
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
Main
Louis Dengel Son
J. C. Briles
Dessie Briles
Dorothy
Beth
Vireginia
Memoriam
Fred G. Thomas
Carpenter
Oak Lodge
Raney Drugs
Bernhardt Dance Academy
Kansas Company
C. A. McRoberts
Missouri
Garnett, Kan
General Services
Wellsville
Dick French
Colelect
Bennie Stinson
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