Community briefs include tree recycling and shop notices
Community notices list discarded Christmas tree pickups by National Guard Armory for wildlife shelter, business hours changes at Walkers Wallpaper Shop and Boyer’s, a KU Medical Center patient update, a large odds and ends sale, a county horse meeting by Ralston Purina, tax deduction ad, Army specialist assignment to Ft Hood, Eagles Steak Night reservations, WWI veterans Barracks meeting, and local service ads for seating covers and frozen water lines.
New Angle In Drunk Driving Reforms Tackle Behavior
Education and rehabilitation replace punishment in many states as officials push alcohol safety programs. Wisconsin judge William Callow notes 67 participants in his area have not returned to court after completing the course. The programs, funded by the U.S. DOT, emphasize self analysis of the 12 hours before arrest and life patterns leading to drinking, with the Phoenix model highlighting four 24 hour sessions and potential avoidance of penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Angione
Associated Press
William G. Callow
Waukesha County Court
Callow
Phoenix
Ernest I. Stewart
Stewart
Wall Street gains as Dow breaks 900 on hopes of recovery
The noon Dow Jones average rose 3.91 to 908.34 as advances outpaced declines 2 to 1 on the New York Stock Exchange. Analysts cited signs of economic recovery and falling interest rates, with support from the Dow crossing the 900 level. Steel shares fell after price cuts by U S Steel and industry-wide reductions. Bethlehem Steel slipped to 20 The rest of the market showed mixed rubber issues and mail order retail while most other categories rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Dow
U.S
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Obituaries and Public Notices From Ottawa Area
Deaths and funeral details for Winnie E. Taylor and Dewey Sutherland Parsons with service notes. Hospital admissions and discharges, birth, and a long police court docket with multiple fines for public intoxication speeding and other offenses. Livestock market prices and tomorrow’s estimates listed.
Suspect Named in Theft of Service Station Cash
Richmond Franklin County sheriff officials say they have a suspect in the Wednesday night theft at the Robert Miller Standard Service Station, where about $100 in cash and bills was taken after a thief pried open a cash drawer. Attendant David Miller was in an adjacent garage. the incident occurred around 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Franklin County Sheriff's
David Miller
L L Edge Joins PR Post At Inter-Continental Services
L L Edge, longtime Herald sports editor from 1948 to 1954, has been hired as head of public and press relations by Inter-Continental Services Corporation in Shawnee Mission. Jerry Baker, former Garnett official, heads the firm. Baker played American Legion ball in Ottawa in 1954 while Edge coached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Edge
The
Herald
Inter- Continental Services Corporation
Shawnee Mission
Jerry Baker
Garnett
Baker
American Legion
Ottawa
Edge
County Court Citations and Divorce Filed Online
Samuel Yoshioka Overland Park 31 fined 20 costs for speeding 71 in 60 zone EWart Cage Harrisonville 23 fined 30 costs for 78 in 60 zone Carole Arndt Emporia 38 fined 20 costs for 71 in 60 zone Lowell Morgan Ottawa RFD 2 19 fined 10 costs for 70 in 60 zone Robert Bracy Leawood 21 fined 30 costs for 71 in 60 zone Divorce filed George E Payne vs Betty Gayle Payne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence E. Walker II
Quenemo
Johnny A. Marez
Calvin E. Davidson
Garnett
Barbara Barnard
RFD
John M. Tucker
Kingman
Ariz
Mable I
HAY
William A. Livingston
S. Cedar
Frances A. Warhurst
Oak
Charles Underwood JR
S. Walnut
Steven W. Couch
Ottawa
Samuel M. Yoshioka
Overland Park
Ewart J. Cage
Harrisonville
Carole L. Arndt
Emporia
Lowell L. Morgan
Ottawa Rfd
Robert M. Bracy
Leawood
KC Markets Kansas City cattle sale report
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes cattle and calves totaling about 4,000 with feeder cattle steady to 50 higher and instances 1.00 higher on choice calves and feeder steers and steer choisissez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Jumping to conclusions about a throwaway civilization
Hal Boyle reflects on consumer culture and packaging, diet obsessions, breaded veal cutlets, Julie Andrews film output, towels in bathrooms, centenarian trends, and a New Jersey lady who cures life crises by going to bed, offering wry observations on modern living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
China
Julie Andrews
Julie
United States
New Jersey
Ottawan Found Dead in Truck Near City Limits
Franklin County sheriff's officers investigated the apparent natural death of Paul Shipps aged about unknown, found dead in his truck on East Wilson Street about a half mile outside Ottawan. Police report indicates natural causes as the likely reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Paul Shipps
S. Cedar
East Wilson Street
Holiday spirit lifts many hopes in 1972
A Associated Press round up highlights acts of kindness during Christmas season. A Birmingham officer used six dollars for groceries, later giving over three thousand dollars to charity. An eight year old Manhattan boy asked Santa for a wheelchair for his cerebral palsy brother. Santa patrols in Lynwood handed out socks with help messages. A Florence family sent to 240 orphans in South Vietnam. Seattle workers sped parcels for POWs. A Poplar Bluff city worker redirected party funds to a kidney transplant fund. Jean Logan in Washington state started a neighbor aid effort with help from eight youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pakistan
Northern Ireland
Harry L. Jones
Birmingham
Ala
Jones
Manhattan
Santa Claus
Seattle
Seattle Times
Lynwood
Calif
Florence
Mass
South Vietnam
Lucien Pepins
Bernard A. Pepin
Vietnam
Wash
Seattle- Tacoma International
Poplar Bluff
The
Daily American Republic
Jean Logan
Washington State
Public Assistance Agency
Ottawa High School Debaters Attend 3 A Regional
The Ottawa High School debate team travels to Paola for the 3-A regional tournament sponsored by the Kansas State High School Activities Association. Competing teams include Atchison Atchison Mt St Scholastica Atchison Maur Hill Bonner Springs Gardner Rosedale Paola and Tecumseh Shawnee Heights. OHS members on the negative are Janie Alexander Dan Howell and Chris Bowers while Tom Brooksher Cheryl Baird and Carol Dietz form the affirmative. The topic is Should the jury system in the United States be significantly changed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High School
Paola
Kansas State High School Activities Association
Atchison
Atchison- Mt. St. Scholastica
Atchison- Maur Hill
Bonner Springs
Gardner
Rosedale
Tecumseh-Shawnee Heights
OHS
Janie Alexander
Dan Howell
Chris Bowers
Tom Brooksher
Cheryl Baird
Carol Dietz
Deadline Approaching for 1972 Vehicle Tags
Franklin County Sheriff Joe Ferns announced a March 1 display rule for 1972 plates on trucks trailers motorcycles and certain license holders including disabled veterans and amateur radio operators. Cars expire by the date on the plate with enforcement starting the next month and a 30 day grace for December 31 expirations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Joe Ferns
Ferns
Armacost Leads OU Leaders to Conference
Ottawa University president Peter H. Armacost attends a leaders conference at the University of Alabama this week with Ralph Atkinson Jr. They will travel January 9 to 11 to Washington D C for an American Association of Colleges meeting where he will chair a session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
Peter H. Armacost
University of Alabama
Armacost
Washington, D. C
Ralph Atkinson Jr
American Association of Colleges
Appointment of Co-Executors in Lulu McDonald Estate
State probate notice announces Annie Cook and Lynn Baumann appointed as Co-Executors of Lulu McDonald, deceased, by Franklin County Probate Court. Creditors must file demands within nine months from first publication date January 6, 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Lulu McDonald
Annie Cook
Lynn Baumann
Ottawa
Kansas
Lynne Baumann
Artest
Winter & Green
First National Bank
C.T.A
William F. Dyer
Thomas Joseph Dyer
T.a
Probate Court
Anderson, Byrd, Richeson & Jones
First National Bank Bldg
Ray Nordyke
George Sherman
Flora Sherman
Laura Rae Maloney
Laura Rat Maloney
First Nat. Bank Bldg
Attys
Franklin County notices and sheriff sale in Ottawa Kansas
Public notices in Franklin County Kansas include probate actions for William F. Dyer and estate administration for Thomas Joseph Dyer, with creditors urged to file claims within nine months. A sheriff sale is planned in Ottawa on January 11 1972, of household goods from a Franklin County case, with legal notices continuing through January 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace L. Leecy
Gloria J. Leecy
Franklin
Brooks Transfer & Storage
South
Hickory
Ottawa
Said
Admiral
Joe Ferns
Franklin County
Kansas
Myron
Steere
Atty
Plaintiff
S. Main
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National Guard Armory
Walker's
Susan Herring
Bob Herring
Princeton
KU Medical Center
Kan
McCracken
Ralston-Purina
Odd Fellows Hall
Cedar
Town & Country Supply
Walnut
Audit Tax Service
Professional Building
Robert D. Helms
George Helms
13Th Support Brigade
Ft. Hood, Tex
Eagles
Adv
Memorial Auditorium
W. B. Smith
MAC and the Rhythm Ramblers
Naomi's Club
Boyer’s
Jim
Wisconsin
U.S. Department of Transportation
Puerto Rico
Wall Street
the Daily Report
Winnie E. Taylor
Denger and Son Mortuary
Ralph Hodgden
Carroll Whiteford
Rush Holloway
Eldon Turner
Royce Brandt
Calvin Flory
Glenn Lancaster
Ernest Watkins
John Allen
Highland Cemetery
Dewey Sutherland Parsons
Anna G. Schnoke
William Horne
Janice A. Wiggins
N. Cherry
Harvey Williams
Cypress
Ryan Kile
Orville Glenn
S. Sycamore
Berdie Gadelman
Jural Miller
East First
Jessie McWhirter
Bethany
Okla
Missouri- Pacific
H. F. Davis
Osawatomie
L.L. Edge
PR Post
District Court
George E. Payne
Betty Gayle Payne
Jural Lamont Miller
Bob White
Delores Ott
LPN
Jural
Hal Boyle
Ottawan
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Baldwin, Kansas
Memoriam
Weien
Perry E. Weien
Dale Spencer
Louis Dergel
Jon Muay
Armacost On
Interstate Securities Co. No. 2, Inc
George T. Hibler
Gwinn G. Shell
Petitioner
P.O. Box
Garneth Kan
School of Business
Kansas Avenues
Topeka
Clark School of Business
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