Brief notices and social items from Ottawa and vicinity
Short items list community happenings and ads including a Kansas Optometric Association course for Joyce Heinlein, Social Security outreach with R E Lawson at Ottawa Youth Center, extended weekend hours for Town & Country Supply, a major surgery for Ady Mrs Clifford Griffin at Shawnee Mission Hospital, a Jake Cherry Trio event, Richmond residents at Topeka fair board meetings with Edwards reelected to Kansas Fairs Association, a VFW dance, and a tax deduction tip from Audit Tax Service.
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R. E. Lawson
Kansas City
Ottawa
W. 4Th
Lawson
Clifford Griffin
Tremont
Shawnee Mission Hospital
Shawnee Mission
Galen Wichman
Wayne Riley
Art Rossman
John Rossman
Charles Edwards
Richmond
Topeka
Edwards
Kansas Fairs Association
Charges Issued In Bar Fight Near Ottawa Club
Ottawa police charged two women Edna Tegtmeyer 46 and Janice Tegtmeyer 24 with fighting and Johnny Marez 34 with disturbing the peace after a Dec 23 incident at Naomi’s private club in which Officer Rolland Edwards was injured. Gerald Ragin 29 and Boyd Albright 30 were named in fighting charges with bonds set. Mietchen 32 faced multiple charges but some were dismissed with Feb 3 hearings pending. Janice Tegtmeyer listed as barmaid at the club.
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Ottawa
Edna Tegtmeyer
Janice Tegtmeyer
S. Cherry
Johnny Marez
Gerald D. Ragin
Linwood
Boyd E. Albright
Canterbury Court
Ragin
Albright
Naomi’s
N. Main
North Main
Jon G. Mietchen
Ottawa Rfc 3
Mietchen
Rolland Edwards
Admissions notes and obituaries from Wellsville area
The Daily Report lists admissions for Eugene Baldwin Nancy Roberts and others, with Friday and Saturday entries. Obituaries include William F. Johnson Baldwin Alma Howell Elizabeth Martin C G Whitley and service details from Baldwin Ottawa and Richland areas. Also animal market prices from Kansas City. }
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Eugene K. Baldwin
Nancy Roberts
Lucian Fabert
Ottawa
S. Main
Gerald Johnson
Pomona
John Bethea
John W. Sheeley dies. services pending in Ottawa
John W. Sheeley aged about 13? 1027 N Poplar Ottawa died Friday. Born July 1913 in unclear location. Services pending for this Ottawa resident with limited readable details.
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John W. Sheeley
Wellsville
N. Poplar
Ottawa
In Memoriam Weien and Poe Funeral Services
Funeral services for Glen F. Weien and Cecil Poe are set at the Mortuary with Rev. Clifford Swanson officiating. Interments follow at Highland Cemetery and Antioch Cemetery. Alma E. Howell, longtime Franklin County resident of Homewood, died yesterday. services planned Tue at 2:00 p.m. with Rev. William Weber officiating. Friends may call Sunday afternoon to service hour.
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Alma E. Howell
Ottawa
RFD
Oak Haven
Richmond
Dengel and Son Mortuary
William Weber
Antioch Cemetery
Homewood
Mount Olivet Baptist Church
Howell
Willard Howell
Weien
Glen F. Weien
Clifford Swanson
Highland Cemetery
Franklin County
Memorial Service and Burial for William Magrath
Funeral services for William Anthony Magrath will be at Sacred Heart Church Monday at 10:00 a.m. with Father Bechtel presiding. Interment follows at St. Patrick's Cemetery in Emerald. A Prayer Service is set for Sunday at 8:00 p.m. at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Johnson Baldwin
William Fredrick Johnson
Lamb-Roberts
C. I. Coldsmith
Dana Hobson
Russell Greer
Ray Reynolds
Floyd Ashby
Lester Churchbaugh
Joe Helfrich
Homer Schoepflin
B. A. Coates
Oakwood Cemetery
Magrath
William Anthony Magrath
Sacred Heart Catholic
Robert Bechtel
St. Patrick’s Catholic Cemetery
Emerald
Lamb- Roberts
Safety Pays For Local Contractor Haworth Construction Co
Haworth Construction Co a local contractor led by Dwight Haworth and his two sons Jim and Ted was honored for a year 1971 with no accidents. The company does road work railroad and sewer line projects and received the Accident Prevention committee award in Topeka. APC chairman H J Lendenbauer noted 103 firms participated the largest turnout in 23 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haworth Construction Co
Dwight Haworth
Jim
Ted
H. J. Lendenbauer
Topeka
APC
Ottawa University Week Calendar Features Luncheon and Games
Otttawa University releases a weekly events list for January. Community discussion luncheons occur January 18 and 21 at the University Union Haigh Room 11:45 a.m. A Civilisation series film The Worship of Nature plays January 18 at Ottawa University Chapel 100 at 8 p.m. Basketball matches include William Jewell at Liberty January 21 and Central Methodist at Wilson Field House January 22 with game times noted.
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Ottaw University
University Union
Haigh Room
Ottawa University
William Jewell
Liberty
Central Methodist
Wilson Field House
Farm counts fall in Kansas 1972 report
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service estimates 1972 farms at 85 000, down 1 000 from 1971 and 20 000 below 1962. Average farm size rises to 587 acres. total land in farms remains about 49.9 million acres. Nationally 2.8 million farms expected in 1972, down 2%. Urbanization and highways cited as causes for farm declines and land shrinkage.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Texas
Montana
United States
Area Students From Several Towns Honor Roll at ESU
Emporia State University named area and Ottawa students to the honor rolls for the first semester. Dean's Honor Roll includes Michael A. Flory Donna Bowen Smith Gwinn G Shell Virgil W Dean Clifford WL Fritts David E Thayer Noel E Dagenette James K Good Richard Lambert Michael E Land. President's Honor Roll lists Ralph E Flory Dwight T Haworth James K Good. Top ten honor roll includes Gwinn G Shell Garnett John S Collins and James K Good.
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Emporia
Ottawa
Emporia State
Michael A. Flory
Baldwin
Donna Bowen Smith
Gwinn G.shell
Garnett
Virgil W
Dean
Clifford WL. Fritts
David E. Thayer
Noel E. Dagenette
Ralph E. Flory
Dwight T. Haworth
James K. Good
Wellsville
Gwinn G. Shell
John S. Collins
Waverly
Oasis Club Anniversary Luncheon at First Christian Church
Regular and prospective members are urged to attend a covered dish luncheon at noon Tuesday to mark the Oasis Club’s first anniversary. Mrs. Emerson Max, chairwoman, will outline plans for 1972 and appoint committees. 1971 activities include bus trips study groups and a toy repair project with group singing and table games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oasis Club
First Christian Church
Emerson Max
Ruth Rader
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Joyce Heinlein
Dennis L. Smith
Kansas Optometric Association
Town & Country Supply
Walnut. Ady
Jake Cherry
Naomi
Marvin Ross
Audit Tax Service
Professional Building
Ady
the Daily Report
Central Heights
Oklahoma City
Roger G. McCormick
Correctionville
Iowa
William T. Uselton
Lee Way ‘Motor Freight
McCormick
Uselton
Ninth and
Cedar
Nancy G. Spaulding
Richmond Rfd
Linda S. Howard
S. Oak
Juanita P. Simms
George W. Jones
Richland
Emma Taylor
Dorothy Jean Sheeley
Elizabeth K. Martin
Martin
Charles H. Martin
Fred P. Martin
Ottawa Steel Co
Charles P. Martin Jr
William W. Martin
C. G. Whitley
Wilson and Son
Anderson County Hospital
Whitley
Amy Bell Watson
Mildred Hollister
Marjorie Smith
Leewood
Earl Whitley
Chanute
KC Markets
Memoriam
Louis JeesJou
Ottawa, Kansas
Eis
Raybestos
Wagner
Harry Smith Auto Supply
Ottawa Library
William Bennett
Robert Wellington
Richard Byrd
Winton Winter
A. B. Martin
Leonard Collins
Harold Gahagan
Nell Barnaby
Library
T. K. Keelin
Irene Keelin
Milo Hewitt
Princeton
Richard Lambert
Michael E. Land
Overbrook
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ransom Memorial Hospital Ecf
Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare
Stephen Lott
State of Kansas
Clara
Brooks
William §. Bowers
Clara E. Brooks
Johnson
William S. Bowers
2Nd Street
P.O
R. Cheney
Montgomery
Riverside
Wanos Riversion
Supreme
Guarantas
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