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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1969

Page

4

Franklin County NFO to meet. dairy film shown

The Franklin County chapter of the National Farmers Organization meets at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Anchor Savings Building. A film made for the NFO circuit features Franklin County dairywoman Sharon Booth of Lane. Winton A. Winter, Kansas state senator-elect, will address the American Association of University Women at 8 tonight at Mrs. Robert Nelson’s home, 938 S. Cherry, with a discussion to follow.

Franklin County National Farmers Organization NFO Anchor Savings Sharon Booth Lane Winton A. Winter Kansas American Association of University Women Robert Nelson S. Cherry

Piety The Oral Polio Vaccine Clinic At County Courthouse

A no charge oral polio vaccination will be offered at the Health Office in the county courthouse on Friday from 8 to 12 and 1 to 4. Nancy Lickteig of Greeley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lickteig, will take part in the governor’s inaugural parade in Wichita on Monday with the Sunflower Co Ettes baton group from Topeka.

County Court House Anderson County Nancy Lickteig Walter Lickteig Greeley Wichita Sunflower Co Ettes Topeka

John Rea Buys Rodgers Barber Shop in New Opening

John Rea purchases Rodgers Barber Shop at 110 West 2nd and plans to open for business on Wednesday January 8. Advertisement.

John Rea Rodgers West 2Nd

Mrs Olviet Mitchell Patient at Anderson County Hospital

Mrs Olviet Mitchell of Lane is listed as a patient at Anderson County Hospital in Garnett.

Mrs Russell Kinnison Patient at St Luke’s Hospital

Mrs Russell Kinnison of Ottawa RFD 3 is listed as a patient at St Luke's Hospital in Kansas City Missouri. Her room number is E338.

Russell Kinnison Ottawa St. Luke’s Hospital Kansas City

Adult CCD course starts Monday at St Patrick's Emerald

An adult religious education course begins at 7 30 p m Monday night at St Patrick's Church Emerald led by Rev Norbert Lickteig pastor. It runs two hours through March as part of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine second section following a first session at Sacred Heart Ottawa. Visiting hours restored at Anderson County Hospital 2 4 and 7 8 30 p m. Preston B Moon funeral held at Parsons survived by Bernice Moon Vera Moon.

St. Patrick’s Church Emerald St. Patrick’s Norbert Lickteig Sacred Heart Church Ottawa

Reform Effort on Electoral Reform Falls Short

Washington AP report notes lawmakers remain hopeful for electoral reform after a defeated bid to change an elector's vote. Senate leader Dirksen and Sen. Muskie voiced cautious optimism, while Rep. O'Hara plans a constitutional amendment favoring direct presidential elections. Official certification of the electoral vote was delayed during the debate.

Washington Senate Everett M. Dirksen House Edmund S. Muskie Dmaine James G. O’hara D-Mich O’hara Lloyd W. Bailey Rocky Mount N.C George Wallace Nixon

Steering Committee On Health Planning Meets

A dinner meeting of the Steering Committee for Area-Wide Health Planning was held Friday evening at Anderson County Hospital. Chairman Stephen A. Lott of Ottawa's Ransom Memorial presided and introduced Diana Siegal from the State Health Office in Topeka who outlined the area-wide health planning legislation. The plan assigns local units to form area councils to study needs, avoid duplication, and coordinate funding via block grants. A by-laws committee was formed with two representatives from each of four counties to draft regulations. committee members were named and will meet January 17 at 6:30 p.m. at Anderson County Hospital.

Anderson County Hospital Garnett Stephen A. Lott Ottawa’s Ransom Memorial Diana Siegal Comprehensive State Department of Health Topeka State Office Area Council Anderson, Linn Miami Franklin

National Educational Television Debuts With Mixed Reviews

New York AP reports NET launches with Ford Foundation funding and CPB support, broadcasting two hours weekly to about 130 stations. Programs include a Southeast Asia discussion, a harsh look at Biafra hunger, and a Pittsburgh taped drama The Tin Whistle. Critics note lack of showmanship despite high-minded aims.

New York National Educational Television Ford Foundation Corporation For Public Broadcasting NET Hong Kong Southeast Asia Biafra Pittsburgh CBS NBC

Nixon adds Hendrik Houthakker to Council of Economic Advisers

President elect Nixon named Hendrik S. Houthakker to the three member Council of Economic Advisers. Harvard economist and international balance of payments expert, 44, on leave from Harvard to join the Johnson staff. Houthakker said reforms to the international monetary system are needed and forecast of a 1969 recession seems on the extreme side.

New York Nixon Council of Economic Advisors Hendrik S. Houthakker Harvard Houthakker Johnson Paul W. McCracken Nixon Council Herbert Stein Brookings Institution Washington

Daily Report Admissions and Dismissals List

The Daily Report lists admissions for Marvin James 1121 N Main Betty Reneau 1641 8S Main Ralph Honn 1144 W 7th Mrs K W Sleichter 1104 E 7th Ione Brannon 516 S Walnut Monday and Tuesday dismissals for David Kile Ottawa RFD William Bingham Jr Ottawa University Monday Lori Bell Ottawa RFD 4 James Leach 718 Cypress Ralph Honn 1144 West 7th Tuesday Earl Reynolds formerly of Colony died Monday in Tulsa funeral at 2 p.m. Friday Farris Funeral Home Colony

Marvin James N. Main Betty Reneau Ralph Honn K. W. Sleichter Ione Brannon S. Walnut David Kile Ottawa RFD William Bingham Jr Earl Reynolds Colony Tulsa Okla Farris

District Court Dismisses Suit in Ottawa Case

A $45,935.35 suit by Ottawa resident Mrs. Violette F. Davis against Robert L. Kohler of Ottawa University ended in a Monday dismissal after a 1965 pedestrian death trial. Earlier verdicts awarded $22,531 for her husband Harley S. Davis injured March 6 and who died March 10, with a later trial unresolved on liability. Separate notices report the deaths of Oretta Fox at 83 in Garnett and Myrtle F. Stansifer at 81 in Franklin County with funeral details and survivor lists.

Oretta Fox Garnett Anderson County Hospital Farris Funeral

Accidents and Divorces Noted in Local Briefs

A.m. Monday two cars driven by Estel Y. Johnson and John M. McAuley collided in the 1200 block of South Cedar with minor rear end and right side damage. Divorces dismissed include Lucretia A. Burgoon versus Arthur Burgoon and Mary Elder versus Don Elder. Custody granted to Marilyn Smith and multiple other results listed. Filed cases include Terry Lee Roberts versus Mary Roberts and Dorothy Seyer versus Jerry Seyer.

Estel Y. Johnson S. Cedar John M. McAuley Wellsville Lucretia A. Burgoon Arthur Burgoon Mary Elder Don Elder Marilyn Smith Robert C. Smith Patricia C. Kiefer Max J. Kiefer Linda L. Larson Robert C. Larson II Peggy D. Criqui Leo A. Criqui Terry Lee Roberts Mary Roberts Dorothy Seyer Jerry Seyer

Bridge Winners at Elk's Club Monday Night

Bridge winners noted for North South and East West divisions with Dorothy Casey, Eunice Ott, Virginia Seaver, Lyle Hanes, Dick Peters, Jess Gilmore, Gene Bush, and Dr. John Thornburg. Gilmore awarded silver tea set for most master points. Includes cattle and sheep market data and probate notice from Franklin County Kansas regarding the estate of Ora P. Cheney and related heir descent questions.

The Elk’s Club Dorothy Casey Lawrence Eunice Ott Virginia Seaver Lyle Hanes Dick Peters Jess Gilmore Gene Bush John Thornburg Gilmore State of Kansas Lucius B. Stratton Jessie M. Stratton Franklin County Kansas Towi

Fund for widow and children of slain worker tops 32000

The St Louis Associated Press report that a fund for the widow and children of Raymond J Sansoucie, an automobile worker killed while pursuing a purse snatcher, has surpassed $32,000. Donations ranged from two 25-cent gifts from a 10 year old to several $500 contributions.

ST. Louis Raymond J. Sansoucie St. Louis Grand Jury Association

No Scientific Evidence Air Force Poo Poos Flying Saucers

A secret Air Force funded two year study by nongovernment scientists will reportedly find no scientific evidence that flying saucers are spaceships from another world. The report under Dr Edward A Condon of the University of Colorado faced tight security and will be turned over to the National Academy of Sciences for appraisal.

Washington Associated Press Air Force Edward A. Condon University of Colorado National Academy of Sciences Academy Committee National Investigations Committee On Condon House Space and Astronautics Committee William F. Ryan D-N.y James E. McDonald University of Arizona Institute of Atmospheric Physics Colorado National Aeronautics and Space Administration National Science Foundation Harold Brown

Great Western Plains Oil Company Plans Kansas Withdrawal

Great Western Plains Oil Company a Missouri based foreign corporation intends to file with the Kansas Secretary of State an application to withdraw from Kansas pursuant to KSA 17 511 Cameron K Reed President signs the notice.

Kansas Great Western Plains Oil Company Cameron K. Reed

Funeral services for Mrs Lizzie Reekie announced

Funeral services for Mrs Lizzie Reekie will be held at the Mortuary on Wednesday at 2 pm with interment at Greenwood Cemetery.

Reekie Lizzie Reekie Greenwood Cemetery

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