Local News Briefs Flag Two Veterans and Trustees Meeting
Local News briefs report PVT Steven M Crockett USMC departing for the Fifth Marine Division staging battalion at Camp Pendleton Calif on his Vietnam duty orders and returning home on Christmas Eve. Also noted is the Baker University Board of Trustees semiannual meeting at Baldwin to hear Dr Harold C Case report. John H Weidmann elected chief rabban of Abdallah Temple. thirty two teachers and principals attend Head Start orientation at Westminster church. Maud Carter patient at St Luke's Hospital Kansas City room 732.
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Steven M. Crockett
USMC
Fifth Marine Division
Camp Penedleton
Calif
Crockett
Vietnam
Harold Crockett
W. 4Th
Baker University Board of Trustees
Baldewin
Harold C. Case
John H. Weidmann
Rabban
Abdallah Temple
Wyandotte County Fair Grounds
Kansas
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Ottawa
Paola
Osawatomie
Maud Carter
N. Oak
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Latimer Community Potluck at Local School
Alvin Hornberger of Richmond is a patient at Anderson County Hospital Garnett. A Latimer community potluck supper is set for 6 30 p m Friday at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Hornberger
Richmond
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
KU Student Designers Critiqued by Farm Implement Dealers
LEE R. GARRISON a University of Kansas junior son of Mr and Mrs Howard L Garrison 1143 7th Terrace was among 13 KU industrial design students critiqued by farm implement dealers in Kansas City Missouri last week. The students designed and built models of farm equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee R. Garrison
University of Kansas
Howard L. Garrison
7Th Terrace
Kanesas City
Ottawa seniors named in Who's Who 1968 list
Annabelle Platt Joe Binns Williams burg and Keith Holden Willow Acres are three of 18 Ottawa University seniors listed in the 1968 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. A faculty committee selected them. OTTAWA TRACTOR and Implement Co will give away a steel roll bar for a tractor during the showing of the John Deere Farming Frontier at Memorial Auditorium with a lunch served at 6 p.m. Between 1960 and 1965 American travelers to Europe rose 70 percent from 826000 to 1405000.
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Annabelle Platt
S. Mulberry
Joe Binns
Williamsburg
Keith Holden
Willow Acres
Ottawa University
Ottawa Tractor and
Ime Plement Co
Memorial Auditorium
Europe
Deaths and Obituaries in Garnett Kansas and Ottawa area
Notices memorialize Bernard William Cooke 93 of Garnett, buried Garnett Cemetery after services at Garnett Methodist Church conducted by Rev. Claude Scheuerman with hymn singing by Ed Schowengerdt and Hazel Pullman. born in England, long rural mail carrier, Mason and Methodist, survived by kin. Annie Etta Brown 92 of Ottawa area, died at Crestview Nursing Home. services at Towner Chapel, burial Greenwood Cemetery. survived by son, daughters, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Also listed are hospital admissions, discharges, births, farm market notes, and a damages suit awarding 1,189,483 dollars in Williamsburg case stemming from 1965 collision.
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Bernard W
Cooke
Bernard William Cooke
Garnett
Garnett Methodist Church
Claude Scheuerman
Ed Schowengerdt
Hazel Pullman
John Cooke
Ora Hodgson
Alva Macklin
Vernon Macklin
Albert Dunbar
Arthur Cooke
Garnett Cemetery
Annie E. Brown
Annie Etta Brown
Crestview
Towner Chapel
Paul W. Pentz
Greenwood Cemetery
Brown
Alexander C. and
Rhoda (Waldron) Yarrington
Kansas
New York
Ottawa
Robert B. Brown
Yakima
Wash
Alma Moss
Otetawa
It Has Critics KC's Union Station Down Not Out
Kansas City's Union Station, 53 years old and once among the largest in the nation, faces calls to repurpose amid a steep drop in daily trains from 66. Proposals include a shopping center, junior college, or a railroad museum, but KC Terminal Railway president Robert McMillan resists, arguing for high speed rail access and adjacent convention facilities while preserving the historic T shaped stone building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Union Station
Pennsylvania
Sorfie
Robert McMillan
Kansas City Terminal Railway Co
McMillan
Railway
Local Docket Shows Minor Traffic Guilty Pleas
William C Dawe age 30 of Wichita pleaded guilty to improper passing and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. Kelly D Manson age 52 of Kansas City Kansas forfeited 40 dollars and costs for driving while license suspended. Garry D Abbott age 16 of 940 Cypress pleaded guilty for running a stop sign and was fined 10 dollars plus costs.
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William C, Dawe
Wichita
Kelly D
Manson
Kansas City
Kansas
Garry D
Abbott
Cypress
Services for Mrs Hazel Baxter at Waverly Church
Mrs Hazel N Baxter died January 9 and funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Waverly Methodist Church with Rev Thomas Finney officiating. Burial will follow in Waverly Cemetery.
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Hazel N. Baxter
Hazel N., Baxter
Waverly Methodist Church
Thomas Finney
Waverly Cemetery
Hubbard
Frederika (Franklin) Hubbard
Grace Episcopal Church
Leopold H. Hoppe
Hope Cemetery
Kansas House Tackles Ethics and Riot Control Bills
In Topeka AP reports new measures in the Kansas House including a government ethics bill creating state and legislative ethics committees and prohibiting gifts over 50 dollars. A riot control bill sets curfews and powers for emergencies, with authority for the lieutenant governor and mayors. Other measures cover competitive bidding for state agency insurance and a state securities commissioner. A reappraisal adjustment would lower assessed value to 25 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
House
Ervin Grant
R-El Dorado
Judiciary Committee
House State Affairs Committee
State Charter Board
State Bank
Kansas Corporation Commission
Charter Board
Securities Department
George W. Fowler
Chalvesta
Fowler
Newest Transplant Patient Dies Soon After Operation
Louis Block, the world fifth heart transplant recipient, died 10 hours after a donor heart was implanted at Maimonides Medical Center. The 57-year-old Bronx fireman fell into critical condition soon after surgery, with doctors citing pumping capacity and long heart disease as factors. The operation, led by Dr. Adrian Kantrowitz, was the team’s second transplant and fifth in 37 days, yielding cautious notes of learning and ongoing hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louis Block
Maimonides Medical Center
Brooklyn
Block
Adrian Kantrowitz
Kantrowitz
Bronx
Adult Ed Classes Begin January at Ottawa High School
Orlis Cox announces eight week adult education courses sponsored by the Ottawa Recreation Commission using Unified School District 290 facilities. One class weight reduction and light exercise starts January 15 from 7 to 9 p.m. at rooms 106 and 108. Costs are $1. All other courses proceed as in past years with details to follow.
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Orlis Cox
Ottawa Recreation Comes Mission
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Ottawa
Cox
Ottawa High School
Post Grad Data At Draft Board
Franklin County Selective Service Board clerk LaVey Maxine Look reports daily incoming material on college deferments. Registrants should consult local draft boards before paying tuition or making plans for post graduate study. Since Oct 1 1967 fewer deferments granted, mainly for subjects tied to national health safety or interest, including doctors and dentists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVey Maxine Look
Franklin County Selective Service Board
Fourth heart transplant patient stabilizes at Stanford
So Far, OK STANFORD, Calif. (AP) Mike Kasperak, the world’s fourth heart transplant patient, sat up and dangled his legs over the bed to improve circulation. Doctors called his condition critical but improving on the fourth day after surgery after a setback and internal bleeding. Six pints of blood were transfused after a complication noted Monday. a fifth operation was performed earlier at Maimonides Hospital in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Calif
Mike Kasperak
Stanford Medical Center
Kasperak
Maimonides Hospital
Brooklyn
N.Y
Registration of Voters in Ottawa Kansas
Notice that voter registration books in Ottawa Kansas are open during City Clerk office hours. Those who did not vote in the November 1966 general election or who have not reregistered since, or changed residence, must re register to be eligible to vote. Persons must appear in person at City Hall. special arrangements for the sick or disabled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kanesas
Kansas
Donald R. Capper
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