Ottawa notices mix in many local ads and events
A compact page lists a drug talk at Ottawa Junior High, tax deduction notes, Navy seaman John D. Vosseller aboard USS Mackenzie, Rhythm Ramblers Friday night, Naomi's Club event, a KU Medical Center update for John Scott, distressed hotline, Franklin County Pomona Grange meeting, Vel-Ray Maple Shop hours, Village Shoppe sale, Boyer’s Monday closing, Mexican-American Community gathering, and a clock repair shop with address.
$500 000 Suit Is Dismissed In Franklin County
A suit seeking $250 000 in damages from Sheriff Joe Ferns and Trooper Curtis Sims among others was dismissed in Franklin County District Court. The case, filed in July by Mr. and Mrs. Clark Hines over a March 8, 1970 collision north of Ottawa, argued negligence by multiple defendants. The court held that the plaintiffs themselves contributed to the accident and ordered the plaintiffs to pay costs.
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Franklin County
Highway Patrol
Joe Ferns
Curtis Sims
Ottawa
Robert Leach
Ottawa Rfd
William Bowers
Milton
Jerry Farris
Herbert Hogue
Olathe
Bowers
Hogue
Sims
Ferns
Accidents and notices fill Seventh Street area report
Eastbound vehicles collided in the 300 block Thursday morning. Names include Lois Hinton and Beverly Schoch. Numerous speeding, drunken, loitering, and custody actions listed. several bonds forfeited or fines set. Divorces and foreclosures noted along with multiple obituaries and service notices for local residents.
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Lois K. Hinton
S. Willow
Beverly A. Schoch
Local Markets Kansas City Cattle and Hog Prices Report
AP notes cattle and calves steady to higher with feeders up to 50, hogs stronger with 1 3 200 250 lb at 23 24 dollars, sows mixed, sheep not tested. Estimates show cattle 100 calves none hogs 2 500 sheep none for tomorrow.
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Kansas City
Legislature Debate Adds Driving Test Renewal and Licenses
Lawmakers consider a renewal test for driving licenses quadrennially with a fee increase from four to six dollars to fund re examinations. A bill would restore mandatory DUI license revocation. Other proposals include industrial development bonds, step-parent support duties, railroad crossing rules, ending school district immunity, prohibiting precinct officials from city posts, and a state fair credit reporting law alignment with federal rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansel Tobias
R-Lyons
Harold P. Dyck
R-Hesston
Lynn P. Whiteside
Wichita
Richard Louix
Loux
Panhandle Eastern Protests Tax Protest Filed in Kansas Court
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co based in Kansas City filed a tax protest in district court challenging $51,082.16 of its first half taxes paid in December to Franklin County. Named defendants include the county treasurer, commissioners, clerk, USD 290 and 287 in Franklin County, USD 365 in Anderson County, and USD 243 Coffey County. The company says the pipeline’s state and county appraisal and assessment were illegal, noting a fair market value of $4,286,640 and county assessed value of $771,595 with a 1971 tax bill of $69,623.27. it seeks to protest a total of $102,164.25.
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Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co
Kansas City
Franklin County
Unified
USD
Anderson County
Coffey County
Burglary Reported At Wellsville Implement Co
Franklin County sheriff and Kansas Bureau of Investigation investigate a burglary at Wellsville Implement Co. Manager Terry Silvius reported the break in around 8:20 AM. Eleven Homelite chainsaws and two used saws were stolen. new chainsaws valued about 1500 dollars. Entry gained through a rear north window after 10 PM Wednesday.
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Wellsville
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Wellsville Implement Co
Terry Silvius
Sheriff's Office
Sheriff's Department
Ottawa Snow Removal Ordinance Reminder
Ottawa police remind residents of Ordinance 16-206 requiring removal of snow or ice from sidewalks and lots within a set time. If owners refuse or neglect to clear the path, the city may remove the snow and charge the cost to the property owner.
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Ottawa
Laundromat Changes Hands In Williamsburg
Mr and Mrs Gail L Bradley of Williamsburg have purchased the Williamsburg Laundromat from Alvin Arnold of Williamsburg. The Bradleys will assume operation of the business this Saturday.
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Williamsburg
Gail L. Bradley
Williamsburg Laundromat
Alvin Arnold
Bradleys
Two More Classes Offered at Adult Education Center
The Herald notes two additional courses at the Adult Education Center. Bookkeeping Level 1 will meet Monday nights at 7, covering basic bookkeeping and accounting. English as a Second Language runs Tuesday nights at 7 for Spanish speakers seeking to improve English.
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the Herald
Wallace Enters Florida Democratic Primary Race
Gov George Wallace announced in Tallahassee that he will challenge Muskie and 10 other Democrats in the March 14 Florida primary. He plans to run with continued AIP backing while arguing for a new beginning and party reform, amid Humphrey campaigning in Tampa Bay.
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Associated Press
Edmund S. Muskie
George C. Wallace
Muskie
Alabama
American Independent Party
Democratic Party
Tallahassee
Fla
Wallace
Florida
AIP
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Tampa Bay Area
Nixon
Dispatchers Meet Tonight at House of Douglas
About 20 law enforcement radio dispatchers are expected to attend a monthly meeting tonight at the House of Douglas restaurant. Attendees include dispatchers from Lyndon Garnett Mound City Osawatomie Paola Burlington Topeka and Lawrence and Ottawa officials Sheriff Joe Ferns Mrs. Ferns Mrs Irma Miller Franklin County Sheriff's office Assistant Police Chief Clyde Johnson Lt F A Aubry Jr dispatchers B J Owen and Tom Wright Ottawa Police Department and Dave Johnson area Kansas Bureau of Investigation agent.
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House of Douglas
Lyndon, Garnett
Mound City
Osawatomie
Paola
Burlington
Topeka
Lawrence
Ottawa
Joe Ferns
Princeton Kansas Building and Estate Notices Summary
Multiple legal notices published January 1972 covering Princeton Kansas city ordinance on permit fees and several probate matters in Franklin County. Includes Ordinance No 108 establishing building sewer and water connection rates, deadlines for hearings, executor actions, annual trust report availability, and appointments of co executors for Lulu McDonald and others, with publication dates and filing details.
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Princeton
Kansas
William Bronson
Roberta J. Donart
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Cecilia 5
Ramsay
Cecilia
Ottawa
Willam S. Bowers
Wiliam S. Bowers
2Nd Street
Kaw
Atty
Internal Revenue Code
Eleanor Shiras Harris Trust
Trust
Trust Department of Peoples National Bank
South Malin Street
R.C. Winchester
Peoples National Bank
Lulu McDonald
Annie Cook
Lynn Baumann
Lynne Baumann
William F. Dyer
Ariel S. Colby
Ariel
Colby
Henry
Henry S. Colby
Notice of Estates and Local Ordinances in Kansas
Franklin County notices list estate actions for William F. Dyer and Ariel S. Colby with required creditor claims, executors and administrators named. Also contains Ordinance Nos. 105 and 104 from Princeton governing cereal malt beverage sales, hours, ages, licensing, penalties and inspection rules.
Princeton Kansas cereal malt beverage license terms
The document specifies licensing rules for cereal malt beverages in Princeton City limits. It outlines retail and case retailer licenses, fees of 100 and 90 dollars per year, non prorated terms, and required application details to be filed with the governing body.
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Princeton
Kansas
State of
William Bronson
Roberta J. Donart
United States
Franklin County
Treasury Department
State of Kansas
District Court
Probate Court
Liesl
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Charles L. Vosseller
Garnett
Western Pacific
Mackenzie
MAC and the Rhythm Ramblers
Naomi’s
John Scott
RFD
KU Medical Center
Pomona Grange
Henry L. Wherry
Adv
Boyer’s
Franklin County Development
W. 3Rd
the Daily Report
James A. Bien
S. Poplar
Albert J. Toumberlin
Billy D. Johnson
Harry R. Davis
S. Cedar
Dolores M. McGlashon
Ralph W. Anderson
Rantoul
Jim P. Earnshaw
John T. Newell
Juan Camilo Romero JR
Fulton
Tex
Efren M. Garcia
Brookport
Pamela S. Howard
S. Main
Phyllis A. West
Kenneth Burgoon
S. Elm
Ray D. Brown
David L. Stantorf
N. Cedar
Ann
Diane M. "Mccord
Richard Lee McCord
Deanna K. Fishburn
Richard L. Fishburn
Karo Borsina
Larry Borsina
Franklin Savings Association
Lyle J. Cordle
William Fanning
Pomona
Delbert Trout
Melvern
Gary Cavender
William Nutt
S. Locust
Lloyd Taggart
Robert Burning
Vassar
Donald Carson
Quenemo
George Wingert Jr
Elm
Jesse Fields
Earl Law
S. Mulberry
Andrea Reusch
Brookside Lane
John Bethea
S. Sycamore
Eldon McCurdy
Sadie R. Hillebert Baldwin
Sadie R. Hillebert
Ives Chapel United Methodist Church
C. J. Coldsmith
Dana Hobson
Russell Greer
Lester Hey
Bob Madl
Roy Taylor
Art Madi
Vick Solberg
Julius van Hecke
Vinland Cemetery
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Chapel
Baldwin
Pauline Pope
Mount Hope Cemetery
Garland Bohn
First Christian Church of Ottawa
Ed Birt
Charles Burrows
Rolan Davis
Wayne Dickerson
Earl Doman
Lee R. Hettick
Harvey Williams
Cypress
Dengel & Son
Williams
Jural Miller
Highland Cemetery
Corinthian Lodge No
F&a.m
Frank Armstrong
W.M
Richard Fisher
Earl Roush
Far Rough
Oregon
Myrtle Point
Ore
Roush
Van
Ella Roush
Carameta
Ann Roush
Max Roush
Ethel Kincheloe
Elizabeth Bartles
Anna Roush
Richmond
Bill Lewis
Bob Roush
Bruce Roush
Louis H. Kaub
Panorama City
Olympia
Wash
Kaub
Jacob and
Ellenora (Ford) Kaub
Baker University
Boston School of Theology
Minnie Wiede
Yates Center
Baker
Methodist Church
Colorado
Nebraska
Washington
University of
Chimney Rock
Neb
Frances Schleuter
Kellogg
Idaho
Glenn Fitch
Tremont
Ernest Kaub
Perry Kaub
Camarillo
Calif
Bessee Mile
Panhandle
Lamb Roberts
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Maine
Memoriam
Louis DenesSou
Winter & Green
First National Bank
Ray Nordyke
George T. Hibler
Gwinn G. Shell
Petitioner
P.O. Box
Kan
C.T.A
Thomas Joseph Dyer
William . Oyer
C.t
Pro
Anderson, Byrd
Altest