Local Briefs Highlight Ottawa Updates and Events
Community notices report hospital recuperation for Mrs. Katherine Franklin in Lawrence, ambulance operator candidates from KU Medical Center, jewelry cleaning offer at Sutton's, and Jehovah's Witness convention cancellation. Also listed are barber shop closure, a heart surgery recovery, India culture luncheon, a teachers association meeting, tax service move, and an inventory sale. A new board term for Killough of Ottawa, prayer breakfast attendance, and a small theft from Alta Bulson’s home are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarica Gretencord
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Delmar Gretencord
Ottawa
RFD 2
Death Notices for Bertha Bisel Byron Eldridge Oscar J Baker Rose Trendel
Bertha A Bisel 81 Ottawa RFD 4 died this morning at Cedar House Nursing Home. Service arrangements will be announced later. Six daughters, six sons, two brothers, a sister and many grandchildren and great grandchildren survive. Byron A Eldridge 85 Helena Ark former Ottawa resident died Jan 12. Born in Ottawa Jan 28 1887 he served with Santa Fe Railroad and retired to Helena. Surviving wife and sisters plus several nieces and nephews. Oscar J Baker 82 Ottawa died Monday at Arkhaven Nursing Home Garnett. Services Thursday at Dengel and Son Mortuary with burial at Highland Cemetery. Rose Mae Trendel 86 Overbrook died Monday at Brookside Manor Nursing Home. Services Thursday at United Methodist Church with burial at Valley Brook Cemetery. Born 1886, married Ed Trendel in 1908. he died 1966. Lifelong local resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha A. Bisel
Ottawa Rfd
Cedar House Nursing Home
Damron- Towner Chapel
Bisel
Clay County
Kan
Samuel and
Lena (Bauchman) Thrush
Harry W. Eisel
Clay Center
Gage Park
Topeka
Ottawa
Melvin Sund Strom
RFD
Ralph Atwood
Goldie Gurtler
Maple Hill
Bertha M. Golden
Leavenworth
Eunice Kershner
Benneson Bisel
Grant Bisel
Marvin Bisel
Byron A. Eldridge
Helena
Ark
Eldridge
Santa Fe Railroad
Santa Fe
Chillicothe
Ft. Madison
Iowa
Ann Bird
Wichita
Marion Eldridge
Dean Berlin
Mabel Eldridge
Lawrence
John Eldridge
Raymond Eldridge
Oscar J. Baker
S. Poplar
Arkhaven
Garnett
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Highland Cemetery
William Weber
Baker
Abilene
George Henry
Martha A. (Monroe) Baker
Kate A. Ratliff
Council Grove
Osawatomie
Oscar Warren Baker
Grace Reade
Leslie, Ark
Kathleen Louisa Baker
Rose M. Trendel
Overbrook
Rose Mae Trendel
Brookside Manor
United Methodist Church
Valley Brook Cemetery
Dale Eflin
Valley Brook
Poplar
Widow Trendel Rites Noted. Family and Survivors Listed
Mrs Trendel of Valley Brook moved to Overbrook in 1962 from her farm home and is survived by three sons Lester Topeka Irvin Osage City and Alvin Lyndon four daughters Edna Bond Overbrook Bernice Bond Overbrook Wilma Woodruff Vassar and Rose Anne Hausler Montfort Wis a brother Fred Clark Edgewood Town and 20 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren Funeral arrangements at Albright Roberts Overbrook. Also legal notices listing multiple judgments public notices and speeding fines followed by obituaries for Velma Wor thington Earl A Guist Elizabeth A Cummings and others. Admissions and dismissals for area hospitals listed with numerous names and addresses. Emergency reports include injuries in Ottawa and Wellsville areas.
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
Cattle 1,000 head with calves 150. feeders steady. cows high cutter and utility 25 to 27.20. feeder steers 285 to 475 pounds 50 to 55 dollars. hogs 3,700 with prices mostly 25 to 50 lower. sows up to 27. sheep 150 with lambs and ewes steady. prime wool lambs 34.50 to 35.00. estimates for Wednesday cattle 2,000 calves 400 hogs 3,500 sheep 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas House: tax lid support moves to permanent status
Kansas Republican Rep. Frank McMaster introduced a bill to make the tax and budget lids permanent amid continued concern over Phase 3 and inflation. Dow Jones was down 3.46 at noon to 1022.18 as traders awaited signals on peace talks and market risk. Chrysler tumbled after recalling about 6,000 cars for safety fixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peka
Kan
Kansas House
Frank McMaster
Richita
Vietnam
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
United States
South Vietnam
Nixon
Wall Street
Chrysler
Bridge Winners at Elks Club and Local Car Incidents
Bridge winners at the Elks Club Monday included North South Mrs L R McClay and Mrs John Wassmer first place, Lois Hazlett Lawrence and Bob Miller second. East West Mr and Mrs Chester Hall Pleasanton first, Mrs H D McGrath and Dorothy Casey Lawrence second. A driver said a slick spot on Princeton Circle Drive caused a morning crash with a 34 year old Lyndon resident uninjured after hitting a tree. A second collision at Seventh and Ash involved George V Jones 72 and George V Louderback 52 with one car eastbound and the other northbound. both reported sliding into the intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks Club
North
L.R. McClay
John Wassmer
Lois Hazlett
Lawrence
Bob Miller
East
Chester Hall
Pleasanton
H.D. McGrath
Dorothy Casey
Ottawa
Princeton Circle Drive
Ailey E. Smith
Lyndon
Seventh
George V. Jones
S. Sycamore
George V. Louderback
S. Locust
Ash
Revival Services to Feature Duane Seitz Audience Invite
Rev. Duane Seitz Kansas District MOVE-On Ministries will be guest speaker nightly at 7 30 p m from Wednesday through Sunday at the Wesleyan Church. Music will be by Dan and Mrs Dan Burley Shawnee Mission recording artists. Rev Don L Rothfuss Wesleyan Church pastor invites community to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Seitz
Kansas
CH Boosts Facilities For Shop Program
Central Heights board approves four art welders at 70 dollars each and four gas welders at 89 dollars each to improve the shop program. Superintendent Hurd notes World of Construction status after instructors finish schooling and mentions potential two mill levy, current half mill. Policy discussions follow an editorial criticism from a CH student. Summer Title program continues despite funding risks. Title I cut feared, with potential 12 000 debt if ended. Four adult education classes offered including welding karate aviation ground school and GED. Title III reimbursement recorded at 1 627 with 3 756 80 spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanistas
Central Heights School Board
USD 288
Reginald Hurd
Hurd
Kansas Senate panel delays vehicle inspection mandate
The Senate Transportation and Utilities Committee learned that Kansas need not enforce a mandatory motor vehicle inspection law until January 1, 1975. Chairman Sen. Bob Storey, R-Topeka, said the information from Ray Orlowski, the state highway safety coordinator, came as a surprise.
Ottawa Little Symphony Concert Set For Jan 24
Musicians from Ottawa and the Kansas City Philharmonic rehearse Jan 22 23 for the Ottawa Little Symphony concert at 8 15 p m Jan 24 in the Ottawa University administration building auditorium Admission is free The program under William Kloster includes Nocturne Borodin Serenade for Strings Tschaikowsky Dass Natalis Finzi with Mrs Kloster as soprano soloist Piano Concerto Shostakovich featuring Carl Bobbish piano soloist Steve Weger trumpet soloist Plans for an opera by Kloster are being made by the Symphony board Members include Kloster George Kramer Dale Fox Alma Schweitzer Joyce Stuermer Mrs A T Harkins and Dr David Laury
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas City Philharmonic
Ottawa Little Symphony
Ottawa University Administration
William Kloster
Borodin Sargent
Tschaikowsky
Dass Natalis
Gerald Finzi
Shostakovich
Carl Bobbish
Steve Weger
Symphony Board
Kloster
George Kramer
Dale Fox
Alma Schweitzer
Joyce Stuermer
A T. Harkins
David Laury
Assessor urges Franklin County residents to report for assessment
County Assessor Russell Wray urged residents to visit the courthouse assessors office to report personal property for assessment. The March 1 deadline carries a penalty if not completed. Extended deadlines apply: April 1 for incorporated merchants and April 15 for non incorporated merchants. Storey discussed delaying a Kansas mandatory vehicle inspection law until federal standards are set, suggesting interim spot inspections may be pursued. Donald D. Myers was named assistant vice president in the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank field services division in Wichita after leading the Salina Production Credit Association since 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Russell Wray
Wray
Donald D. Myers
Ottawa Cooperative Association
Ottawa Production Credit Association
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Wichita, Myers
Salina Production Credit Association
Notice of Hearing in Weilepp Estate Case Kansas
First published January 9 1973 and last January 23 1979 probate court in Franklin County Kansas. Edward Weilepp heir at law petitions for descent of the Ford County real estate The E 1/2 of Sec 15 Twp 25 Aug 22W and all other property owned by Gaylord D Weilepp at death Defendants must file defenses by February 2 at 9 00 a m in Ottawa Kansas Judge will proceed if ignored Edward Weslepp Petitioner Richard O Skoog attorney for petitioner Ottawa Kansas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Kansas
Gaylord D. Weilepp
G. D. Weilepp
State of Kansas
Edward Weilepp
Ford County
Gaylord
D. Weilepp
Ottawa
Classified Ads Pricing and Deadlines Across Sections
The notice outlines 10 percent word ads discounts and deadlines for different ad types. It lists classed, card of thanks, blind ads, and lodge notices with insertion counts and time guidelines. It mentions discounts for out of territory and special rates, with varying per word and per line charges and minimum cash requirements.
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Katherine Franklin
Sandra Robbins
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Brittany
Jim Weidner
S. Main
Willow
Ady
Anderson County Ambulance Service
KU Medical Center
Leonard Barber
Barbara Barnard
Vernon Boyd
John Kent
Donald Lohnf
Madeline Mader
Larry Patterson
Wanda Roberts
Leah Stevens
John Toczylowski
Paula Walter
Mary Wight
Sutton’s. Adv
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Bonner Springs
Thomas Woodmas
Willard Lee
John
India
Franklin County Conservation District
Memorial Auditorium
Adv
Ottawa Retired Teachers Association
Elliott Hall
First Baptist Church
Ottawa Finance Company
Ottawa Herald
Rand J
Hereford
Fulton Furniture
East 15Th
Oneida Sterling
Sutton’s Jewelry
R.F. Killough
Killough- Clark Inc
National Limestone Institute Inc
Otawa Chamber of Commerce
Jack Patty
LeRoy Brown
Jim McCrossen
George Marstall
Martin Owens
Alta Bulson
N. Sycamore
Ottawa Police Department
the Daily Report
Greeley Co-Operative Association
Robert Foltz
Ralph E. Taylor
Taylor Construction
Larry Brown
Taylor
Scott Powelson
Calvin Scott Powelson Sr
Calvin Scott Powelson JR
William C. Hamilton
Quenemo
Harry Worthington
Velma Sue Worthington
Lamb-Roberts
Paul W. Pentz
Eldon Rader
Howard N. Duncan
Paul W. Fredeen
5.W. Lyman Sr
Tom Porter
John N. Wassmer
Glenn J. Wicke
Earl A. Guist
Earl Albert Guist
Ottawa University
Henry A. Roberts Jr
Robert Bechtel
Sherwin L. Snyder
Raymond Baughman
Harry Brown
Howard J. Doyen
Joseph L. Elder
Homer J. Henning
LeRoy Hummel
W.H. Lennard
Charles E. Queen
L.N. Speer
John Waggoner
A.D. White
Louis Ames
Howard
Paul Gaynor
John Kristofferson
Wilbur Nott
Carl Nutt
Ottawa Lodge No. 803
BPOE
H.D. Lee Co
Ottawa Elk's Lodge No
Elizabeth A. Cummings
Elizabeth Ann Cummings
A.H. North
Ralph Allen
Ed Gardner
James Ogg
Ed Snyder
Ernest Watkins
Paola Cemetery
Paola
Arlie Dugger
N. Poplar
Carl Meeks
Lamar
Joe Ferns
S. Oak
Stephen Curtis
Neal Sayler
S. Mulberry
Teresa Robinson
N. Locust
Loren Keller
Sycamore
Lora Steelman
Waverly
Ponciano Blanco
R. Lloyd McClure
Robert L. Hull
Lewis L. Hughes
Grant
Eric Yohe
Ruth Turner
Carrie Wolgast
Wally Schroeder
Russell K. Cordle
Tremont
Anna Curtis
Stephen Roberts
Pomona
Floyd Callahan
Joe Stephenson
Rockwood Drive
George Wingert Jr
Elm
Ray Hornecker
Maud
Iva Wilson
Walnut
Arthur Morgan
Vicki Abbott
Wellsville
Darwin Hough
N. Cherry
Bill Bickerstaff
Otta Modlin
New York
Memoriam
Jeuss Engl
Don Mortuary
Little Symphony
Storey
Orlowski
Federal Transportation Department
Amon
Wotmer
Helen Cain
Damron-Towner
Woodlawn
Gene Damewood
Bertha Bisel
Damron
Towner Chapel
Paul Damron
David Miller
Janice Damron
Dorothy Reams
Don Geer
Rena Towner
Harold Lear
Edward Weslepp
Richard
Skoog
Skoog & Latimer
S. Main St
Petitioner
Lodge
Union
O.E.S
Charlotte Raby
W.M
Ann Jensen
Sec
Ottawa Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Michael Towner
Clarence E. Rea
Sec'y
Enyart
Kenneth Eugene Enyart
Kenneth L. Hunsaker
IBA
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