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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1967
Page
5
ROY MONROE chairs the Anderson County planning board which is drafting a countywide comprehensive plan for water and sewer services. The brief notes ongoing preparations and local governance actions in the county.
Wayne Chapman, a 1966 Ottawa High School graduate, is cast in Allen County Community Junior College's production Look Homeward Angel. Kiwanis Pancake Day at Memorial Auditorium on Jan 16 benefits Mears Park Project. Kansas State Society picnic set for Long Beach Jan 29. Franklin County Health Department weight reduction class begins tonight at Ottawa High School rooms 106 and 108.
A Ground Hog Close Out Sale is set for February 2 to 4 in Ottawa led by Dewey Cook, chair of the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Retail Promotion Committee. Emergency treatment was given Saturday at Ransom Memorial Hospital to five people including Sarah Goben, Frances Elder, Lisa Warren, Donna Gildernick, and Wayne Skilling for injuries from falls and accidents.
The Franklin County Retired Teachers Association will hear state president Opal Jane Kennedy speak at 7 30 p m Friday January 20 in the Anchor Building. Ottawa University police reported a theft of a gray overnight bag valued at 30 dollars three days before Thanksgiving. the bag bore Harkins name on its locks.
KC Markets Kansas City AP cattle and calf prices show steady to mixed moves with high grade steers fluctuating between 25 50 and 25 00 per hundredweight. Cows and heifers mostly declined to 50 lower while feeders held steady and prime listings appear in limited supply.
A hair-raising tale follows a wife fighting to prove her husband innocent in a murder trial. Also features MacKinlay Kantor on story craft and a witty Italian flavored humor by Giovanni Guareschi. Narratives span suspense, humor, and collecting guidance.
Legal notices summarize reserve and trust funds for cemetery perpetual care and related allocations. Entries include Walsh lot perpetual care 2000, Hope 8500, Water ledger 150000, electricity reserve 360000, and general reserve 8500. First published January 16 1967. last published January 23 1967.
City Clerk Donald R. Capper issues notice of annual proceedings at City Hall with special arrangements for the sick or disabled.
Notice to land occupiers of Franklin County that an annual meeting will be held January 25, 1967 at 6 30 p m in the Ottawa City Memorial Auditorium The agenda includes listed business items and related notices plus compensation and labor figures for district operations. Also reports a Sunday citation for Thomas T Paschantz and Arthur P Price for driving offenses with bonds posted.
County court entries list Brenda J. Cagle and others cited for traffic violations near Ottawa with pleas and fines. Includes a lineup of cases for JERALD L. FOGLE, TONY FRANKLIN JONES, WILLIAM F. RENZENBERGER, TRINIDAD YBARRA, and Sylvia S. SINGER with charges such as reckless driving, speeding, and license issues. Also contains budget notes for Airport, Bond funds, Cemeteries, Construction, Fire, Flood Control, Library, and Gen. Operation. Township treasurer's year end receipts and expenditures for Lincoln Township show beginning balance, expenditures, and end balance.
Compiled expenditures show amounts paid to Ray Farris Carl Richardson Ray V Smith and totals for the year ending December 31 1966 in Franklin County Kansas. The document includes oath statements by Ray V Smith township treasurer and certification by Carl Richardson township trustee sworn on December 31 1966.
Hospital notes list admissions across multiple addresses including Walter Bryan Ottawa Quenemo and Leavenworth with Sunday Monday and Saturday entries. Births report Mr. and Mrs Robert Strain Shawnee Kansas with a 4 son weight 7 9 on Saturday.
Colgate University will prioritize junior college students seeking admission as juniors after two years of study. Dean of Admissions Robert B. Shirley announced at a conference with eight junior colleges that Colgate’s expansion program will broaden junior entry opportunities.
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