Local News Briefs: Agnes Feuerborn Patient at KU Med Center
MISS AGNES Feuerborn of rural Garnett is a patient at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas, room 309F. KIWANIS Pancake Day set for Monday Jan. 13 at Memorial Auditorium serving 11:30 to 1:30 and 5:30 to 8 p.m. Proceeds go to the Pomona Youth Project. Advertisement.
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Agnes Feuerborn
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Kiwanis
Memorial Auditorium
Pomona Youth Project
Red Cross to show Basic Sailing at Ottawa Union
The Red Cross presents the film Basic Sailing at 7 30 tonight in the Ottawa University Union. The 20 minute program is open to the public with inviting notice.
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the Red Cross
Ottawa University Union
Williamsburg Ottawa Wildlife Club Meeting Plans
The Williamsburg Ottawa Wildlife Club schedules a meeting for Monday at 8 p.m. in the Anchor Savings Building. An advertisement notes The Square teens will gather at Antone's Hall at 7 30 p.m. John Rea has purchased Jim Rodgers Barber Shop at 110 West 2nd and is now open for business.
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Williamsburg
Ottawa Wildlife Club
Anchor Savings Building
Antone’s
John Rea
Jim Rodgers
West 2Nd
Byron Robison Patient at St Luke's Hospital Kansas City
Byron Robison of Princeton RFD 1 is hospitalized at St Luke's Hospital Kansas City Missouri, in room 201 S.
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Byron Robison
Princeton Rfd
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Ottawa VFW Post 5901 Manager Resigns for Health Reasons
Edward De Cock announces resignation as club manager of Ottawa Memorial VFW Post 5901 due to health and doctors orders. Adv. DANCE led by Bob Moody with Kenny Toumberlin on steel at the VFW Hall Saturday at 9 p.m. Ad.
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Ottawa Memorial Vfw
Edward de Cock
Bob Moody
Kenny Toumberlin
VFW
Ice Blame For Main Street Wrecks In Morning Icy Spreads
Heavy icing from a water line break caused a pile up at Ninth and Main around 9 am. Two minor accidents occurred with no injuries. Water Department officials reported a break in South Main near 1 am and crews repaired it by 7:30 am. Officials later found a second break on Ash Street as crews spread gravel to neutralize icy spots.
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Ninth and Main
Don Hamilton
Water and Light Department
South Main
Lois M. Barber
Princeton
James D. Melroy
Willow
Melroy
George W. Louderback
S. Locust
Hamilton
Ottawa Herald Page Six Item Summary
Readable portion from Ottawa Herald dated January 11 1969 highlights a brief item on local happenings. Names, places, or events are not clearly legible in the fragment. no distinct outcome or action stands out in the visible text.
Cattle rustlers return to Creek County Oklahoma
Creek County sheriff hunts rustlers from the air after a string of cattle thefts. A $150 reward is posted for information leading to arrests for losses including 15 head from the Fred Cornelius ranch near Kellyville and 30 head from the Leonard McAlister ranch near Bristow, with total losses near 100 cows since mid December.
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Bristow
Okla
Creek County
Oklahoma
Fred Cornelius
Kellyville
Leonard McAlister
Cornelius
McAlister
Brice Coleman
Ottawa Police Cite Teens Inldrunk Driving and Assault
The Ottawa Police report charges against Harlan Wayne Denniston, 17, for driving without a license and Paul E. Lloyd, 18, on assault and obscene language in public with a $200 bond posted. A crash near Main and Eighth involved Doris Neill and a car skidding on ice, though the light pole remained undamaged.
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Ottawa Police Department
Harlan Wayne Denniston
N. Cherry
Paul E. Lloyd
Don Herl
Sycamore
Main
Eighth
Eighth Street
Doris M. Neill
Pomona
Two-Car Crash Reports No Injuries In Friday Morning Incident
No injuries were reported after a two vehicle collision in the 200 block of South Walnut around 11 45 Friday. Joy Hollingsworth 30 of 804 Ash and Arnold Westergren 79 of Ottawa RFD 3 were involved with minor front end damage totals of 375 and 123 13 respectively.
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South Walnut
Joy D. Hollingsworth
Ash
Walnut
Arnold L. Westergren
Ottawa
Young Candidate Files Nomination for Park Commissioner
Todd R. Hennessy a 16 year old junior at Mount St. Charles Academy files nominating papers to run for Bellingham park commissioner in the March election. Town counsel notes possible contract voidness due to his minority. his mother Marie 36 runs for tax collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellingham, Mass
Todd R. Hennessy
Lee Ambler
Bronson Services Held at Towner's Chapel for Melvin Bronson
Melvin Allen Bronson of Princeton died Wednesday. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at Towner's Chapel with Rev. Jerrald Harnden officiating. Organ music by Dorothy Detwiler. Pallbearers: Jack Schulz, Ronnie Yates, Buddy Smith, Dick Wagner, Jerry Redick, Dennis Peters, Billy Johnson, Philip Dunbar. Burial in Princeton Cemetery.
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Melvin Allen Bronson
Princeton
Towner’s Chapel
Jerrald Harnden
Dorothy Detwiler
Jack Schulz
Ronnie Yates
Buddy Smith
Dick Wagner
Jerry Redick
Dennis Peters
Billy Johnson
Philip Dunbar
Princeton Cemetery
Death notices for Mary Kathryn Hastie and John Strobel
Obituaries note Mary Kathryn Hastie 86 of Topeka died Thursday at Methodist Home For The Aged. Services Monday at Linwood Boulevard United Methodist Church Kansas City with burial at Mount Moriah Cemetery. Survived by husband Dr William Hastie and daughter Mary Margaret Hastie. Memorials to Methodist Home For The Aged. Also memorial mass for John Strobel 87 of Richmond who died Friday at Baptist Memorial Hospital Kansas City. Mass Tuesday at St Therese Church Richmond with burial at St Boniface Cemetery Scipio. Survivors include children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, and a long list of relatives. The notices include school menu and Kansas City cattle and hog market data.
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Mary Kathryn Hastie
Topeka
Methodist Home
Linwood Boulevard United Methodist Church
Kansas City
Mount Moriah
Hastie
Providence
R. I
David Wood
Kansas
Wichita
Coffeyville
Kansas City Area
Hiawatha
Osawatomie
Bonner Springs
William Hastie
First United Methodist Church
Lowman United
John Strobel
Richmond
Baptist Memorial Hospital
St. Therese Catholic Church
St. Boniface
Scipio
Alfred Rockers
Gilbert Burns
Strobel
Michael
Johanna Strobel
Anna Steinbacher
Jon Lynn
Jake Strobel
Richard Strobel
Garnett
Loiva Feuerborn
Eleanor Lickteig
Ann Lise
Ethel May Myers
Edith Harrison
Mary Rockers
Laura Zaniot
Glendora
Calif
Hilda Patton
Northbrook
Ill
Bernice Rockers
Jane Setter
Monthly report of City Clerk Ottawa Kansas December 31 1968
Official monthly financial statement shows fund balances across multiple accounts including Airport Bond Interest Fire Equipment Flood Control and General Operation with total funds and reserve trust totals. Certified by City Clerk P Res. and other officials. Central Heights school menus list Monday items spoonburgers with cheese sauce buttered corn pickle slices fruit cup krispie squares and milk.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Ldg
Walsh P.R
Hope Cem
P. Care
Util
Prm
S’kg
H’ld
Walsh P.C
Hope P.C
Central Heights
Czech Party Chief Slams His Country's Once Free Press
Prague AP reports Slovak Communist party chief Gustav Husak, amid low public standing, denounced the free press as anti party and called for action against groups meeting secretly to foster campaigns. He claimed right wing forces target him, while Jan Nemec and Vaclav Havel urged Svoboda to allow open criticism.
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Prague
Slovak Communist Party
Gustav Husak
Czechoslovakia
Husak
National Assembly
Josef Smrkovsky
Kremlin
Svoboda
Jan Nemec
Vaclav Havel
Admissions And Dismissals List For Friday And Saturday
Admissions include David Elchert Teresa Weekley Lula Baxter Ottawa RFD 4 Birdell Nearmyer 722 E 9th Mrs Esther Todd Williamsburg RFD 1 Mrs Florence Sutton Princeton RFD 1 Raymond Messick Pomona RFD 2 Friday Saturday Dismissals list shows F S Lupton 1036 N Poplar James D Yerkes Lane Friday Raymond Harbison 625 Spruce Mrs Gertrude Ikenberry 826 N Cedar.
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David Elchert
S. Oak
Lula Baxter
Lane
Teresa Weekley
Ottawa
Birdell Nearmyer
Esther Todd
Williamsburg
Florence Sutton
Princeton
Raymond Messick
Pomona
F. S. Lupton
N. Poplar
James D. Yerkes
Raymond Harbison
Spruce
Gertrude Ikenberry
N. Cedar
He Always Dreamed Of This
Wapakoneta Ohio AP Jacob Zint once showed Neil Armstrong his first moon view from an eight inch telescope atop his garage. Zint recalls Armstrong, as a boy, talked about the moon more than any other part of the heavens. Armstrong is named among three astronauts for the moon landing mission set for next summer.
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Wapakoneta
Ohio
Jacob Zint
Neil Armstrong
Astronaut Armstrong
Zint
Neil
Rand
Armstrong
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Call Butler
S. Adv
Ice
Ottawa Herald
the Daily Report
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Fourteenth
Cedar
Birdell R. Nearmeyer
Harold W. Gage
S. Mulberry
Gage
Eighth and Main
Lena A. Hutchins
Choice
Prime
Donald R. Capper
Dubnica
Slovakia
Smrkovsky
Ludvik Svoboda
Aristotle Onassis
Colleton County
South Carolina
Combahee River
Ray Smith
S. Walnut
Sheldon
Ottawa, Kansas
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