Social security field rep to meet at Youth Center
G E Tomlinson, a social security field representative from Kansas City, will be at the Youth Center on Wednesday from 9 a.m. to noon to assist the public with filing applications and other social security business. Christina Graft of Houghton Mifflin Publishing Co will visit Ottawa today and Wednesday to help teachers with reading instruction at area elementary schools. Call Ottawa Herald at CH 24700 between 5 and 6:30 p.m. for missed issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Tomlinson
Kanesas City
Kan
Tomelinson
Christina Graft
Houghton - Mifflin Publishing Co
Ottawa
Ottawa Herald
Glenn Scott Admission at St Mary's Hospital
Glenn Scott of Wellsville Rural Fire Department 2 is listed as a patient at St Marys Hospital in Kansas City Missouri in room 331.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Scott
Wellsville
RFD
St. Mary’s Hospital
Kansas City
Ottawa High figures attend Erie curriculum conference
W P Shepard principal Ottawa High School Steve Poort administrative assistant and Marvin P Forker superintendent of schools will attend a curriculum conference at Erie Kan on Wednesday. The conference is sponsored by the Kansas State Department of Public Instruction and representatives for 17 Kansas counties will be in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Shepard
Ottawa High School
Steve Poort
Marvin P. Forker
Erie
Kan
Kansas State Department of Public Instruction
Kansas
Police News Cited Man Over Vicious Dog Charge
Victor R. Hughes, 36, of 1034 N. Cherry, was cited Monday on a charge of allowing a vicious dog to roam. He posted a $100 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor R. Hughes
N. Cherry
KC Markets Kansas City Egg and Butter Prices
KC Markets Kansas City AP notes wholesale egg prices steady with large 80 percent A 37-38 and mediums 80 percent A 34-35. Butter remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
One Hurt In Wreck Near Ottawa
A Pomona youth, Lenard Lee Bickerstaff Jr., 16, suffered cuts and bruises in a Sunday one vehicle crash on North Hoover Road about 6.8 miles northwest of Ottawa. He drove a 1956 Chevrolet pickup which left the road, struck a county bridge railing, and overturned into a creek. He was admitted to Ransom Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Ottawa
North Hoover Road
Ranesom Memorial Hospital
Lenard Lee Bickerstaff Jr
Bickerstaff
Soviet System Was Changed and Expanded Reform
Moscow AP reports Soviet enterprises under the new economic reform system saw profits rise 24 percent in the past year. Deputy Chairman S. Bachurin said 700 industrial units on the reform exceeded production targets by 11 percent and lifted labor productivity by 8 percent, versus 5 percent elsewhere. The program will spread to more firms this year and become general by early 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
State Planning Agency
S. Bachurin
Trud
Bugging Not To Stop Bobby Baker Inquiry
Federal Judge Oliver Gasch denied defense motions to dismiss charges against Bobby Baker amid bugging incidents. Baker, ex-secretary to the Senate Democrats, faces income tax evasion, conspiracy, and misappropriation of $80,000 in campaign funds. Bromley testified he split a $5,000 payment with Baker and later reported it on his tax return. Baker and Bromley discussed tax issues after delays to resolve their deals.
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Washington
Oliver Gasch
Bobby Baker
Baker
Senate
Edward Bennett Williams
Justice Department
Gasch
Williams
Bromley
Tually
Senate Democrats
More GIs In War Increases to 405000 in Vietnam
Washington AP Ten thousand more U S GIs will go to South Vietnam this month boosting the U S force there to 405000 and a year end total near 475000 Pentagon sources said Presently 395000 Americans are in South Vietnam The Southeast Asian commitment nears 500000 including 50000 to 60000 Navy men off Vietnam and about 30000 mostly Air Force in Thailand Gen Earle Wheeler chairing a Pentagon briefing said Washington policy from 1965 remains unchanged Westmoreland will be supplied with needed men and materials Wheeler added the Communists have lost any chance of victory in Vietnam and declined to set a date for victory
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Washington
South Vietnam
U.S
Pentagon
United States
7Th Fleet
Vietnam
Air Force
Thailand
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Johnson
William C. Westmoreland
Wheeler
Westmoreland
Park Plans Permanent Committee for Korean Unification
President Chung Hee Park announced in a state of the nation message to the National Assembly that a permanent government committee would be created to study unification with the North. He said the panel would make best use of national wisdom on this all-important issue. Opposition candidates had accused his regime of doing little to advance unification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Park
National Assembly
East German leaders reported ill amid recuperation
Berlin reports indicate East Germany's premier Willi Stoph began an extended recuperative vacation while Foreign Minister Otto Winzer entered a sanitarium, according to Neues Deutschland and ADN. The Communist party paper and the East German news agency note both officials are under medical care.
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Berlin
East Geremany
Neues Deutschland
Communist Party
Preemier Willi Stopk
ADN
Otto Winzer
Truck Clobbers Traffic Signal on Seventh and Main
A 1966 Ford semiservice trailer driven by Theodore W. Litke of Mission Kansas knocked down a traffic signal at Seventh Street and Main Avenue while turning Monday afternoon. Litke, 30, was southbound on Main and continued after the impact, only to be stopped by Ottawa police. The truck escaped damage but the signal incurred 120 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh and
Main
Poslice
Theodore W. Litke
Mission
Kan
Litke
Seventh and Main
Three youths to have hearings in J Newland Garage break-in
Three of the four youths held in Franklin County Jail over a Wellsville break-in appeared in Franklin County Court for preliminary hearings. The minor will go to Juvenile Court later. Names: David Leroy Aldrich Sedalia Missouri John Frank Clemons Odessa Missouri Roger Dee McGinnis Sedalia Missouri. Arraignments set for 10 a.m. January 18. Bond $3000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
J. Newland
Wellsville
David Leroy Aldrich
Sedalia
John Frank Clemons
Odessa
Roger Dee McGinnis
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported
Admissions list Richard Beiter Walter Bryan James Hughes Monty Hoopes and others with dates. Dismissals include David Wayne Cook Mrs. Clarence Dryden Mike Zinn Harold Roff. Birth announcement for Mr and Mrs Johnny Hooten a daughter born Tuesday weighing seven pounds one and a half ounces.
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Richard Beiter
S. Wilelow
Walter Bryan
S. Oak
James Hughes
Elm
Moneday
Monty Hoopes
Beech
David Wayne Cook
Clarence Dryden
W. 15Th
Mike Zinn
Maple
Harold Roff
Ottawa University
Johnny Hooten
S. Cedar
Funeral for Gilbert C. Robe Held at Westminster Church
Gilbert C. Robe died January 18. Funeral services conducted January 16 at Westminster United Presbyterian Church by Rev. Roger Greenslade. Pallbearers named Jim Lee Max Ward Bob Shields Bill Ballenger J R. Cheney Doyle Campbell. Masonic rites by Ottawa Lodge No. 18 A F and A M with Victor R. Hughes and W Phil McCracken officiating. Burial in Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert C. Robe
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Roger Greenslade
Jim Lee
Max Ward
Bob Shields
Bill Ballenger
J. R. Cheney
Doyle Campbell
Ottawa Lodge No. 18
A.F
A.M
Victor R. Hughes
W. Phil McCracken
Highland Cemetery
Car rear-ends car on South Main. damage listed
A rear collision occurred in the 300 block of South Main at 12 49 p m when Alan M Smith followed Donald L Wilford and struck Wilford s car in the rear causing about 121 41 in damage Wilford 27 of 600 S Main drove a 1967 Ford southbound Smith 19 of 617 N Oak drove a 1959 Chevrolet and said he did not see Wilford stop Mrs Olla R Hird 78 Ottawa RFD 1 died at 3 50 am at her home after a year s illness funeral services are set for Friday at Lamb Funeral Home Burial will be in Highland Cemetery She was born April 30 1888 in Douglas County and moved to Ottawa in 1961 She was married Nov 3 1907 to Virgil Hird who died in 1965 Also surviving are two daughters two sons four grandchildren one great grandchild one sister and five brothers.
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South Main
Mons Day
Donald L. Wilford
Main
Willford
Alan M. Smith
N. Oak
Smith
Olla R, Hird
Olla R. Hird
Ottawa Rfd
Lamb Funeral Home
Highland Cemetery
Hird
Arethur C
Mabel R. (Richardson) Pontius
Douglas County
Ottawa
Julia W. Nichols
Franklin County
S. Oak
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Max C. DeWeese
Nichols
Jasper and
Mariah
Craig) Warren
Owenville
Belton
Wellsville
Archie J. Nichols
Richmond
Craig W. Nichols
Haddam
Kane
Sherman Nichols
Clyde C. Nichols
Lee Nichols
Earl R. Nichols
Miss Stitt
Maud B. Edgecomb
Maud Burgess Edgecomb
Quenemo
St. Luke’s” Hospital
Merriam
Kan
Baker Funeral Home
Peabody
Mae Jolly
Red Duchess leads protest against U.S. crash pay demand
In Palomares Spain civil guards halted about 1000 demonstrators led by Luisa Isabela Alvarez de Tolcedo, the Duchess of Medina Sidonia, and Dr Francisco Cervantes seeking $2.5 million from the United States over last year's U.S. bomber crash. The march to the Madrid embassy paused as guards consulted superiors while the Duchess refused to be handcuffed.
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Palomares
Spain
United States
U.S
Luisa Isabela Alvarez de Tolcedo
Medina Sidonia
Franccisco Cervantes
Palomares Village
Madrid
Juan Haro
Monday Mixed Up Couples Bowling Scores
League standings and top scores fromMonday night bowling show high games and series led by Wolgast 194 and Mille 195.478 for the Fabulous Four and 10-L Bowen Meador posting 203 in the Monday Night Ladies at Lee's Cafe as Ottawa Bowl and Elks Ladies share strong showings across the board.
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Goego
Wolgast
L. Larson
B. Larson
F. Mille
L. Gorton
G. Mille
Fritts
F. Fritts
Voters Notice for Ottawa Kansas Registration Opens
The city of Ottawa Kansas announces voters books are open during City Clerk office hours. All who did not vote in the November 1966 General Election and have not re registered, or have moved, or are not properly registered must re register to vote in any Ottawa election. Registrations require in person appearance at City Hall. special arrangements for the sick or disabled. Donald R. Capper City Clerk.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Donald R. Capper
Obituary notices from Franklin County Kansas region
Obituaries report the deaths of Julia W. Nichols 94 of Franklin County and Beverly M. Knutsen 34 of Overland Park. Maud Edgecomb longtime Quenemo resident dies at St Luke's Merriam. Notices announce probate hearing for J C Briles will and related executorship.
Marie Mandl 70 Kansas City native dies in Michigan
Mrs. Marie Mandl formerly of Ottawa, 70, died January 16 at a Kalamazoo nursing home. Services will be held at Guardian Angel Church in Kansas City with burial in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Born Marie Stephens January 9, 1897 in Ottawa she attended Ottawa High School class of 1916. Surviving are son Jerome Mandl Kalamazoo daughter Catherine Ann Mandl Atlanta four sisters including Mrs Eichene berger Pomona Mrs Smith Omaha Mrs Ann Kelly Kansas City and Mrs Chester Medaris Ottawa.
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Marie Mandl
Kansas City
Ottawa
Kalamazoo
Mich
Guardian Angel Catholic Church
Mt. Olivet
Marie Stephens
Frank L. Mandl
Jerome Mandl
Catherine Ann Mandl
Atlanta
Charles Eicheneberger
Pomona
Charles Smith
Omaha
Neb
Ann Kelly
Chester Medaris
Court hearing notice in Ottawa Kansas
A court in Ottawa Franklin County Kansas will hear the petition at 10:00 o'clock a.m. on the specified day. If you fail to appear, judgment and decree will be entered upon the petition. Alberta E. Gentry is the petitioner. Anderson & Byrd are attorneys for the petitioner. First National Bank Building Ottawa Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
Alberta E. Gentry
Anderson & Byrd
First National Bank
Ottawa, Kansas
Classified Ad Rates and Deadlines Summary
Classified ad rates including per word pricing for 1 to 12 insertions, local and national lines, discounts and minimums. Deadlines set at 5 p.m. day prior. 9 30 a.m. day of publication for 5 line ads. blind ads extra. special rates outside trade territory. lodge notices and emblem pricing included.
Ottawa Lodge notice and part time job ads
Notices for Ottawa Lodge No 18 A F A M state a stated communication on January 17 at 7 30 pm with a petition for transfer of membership and visiting members welcome. Also listed are part time college student employment with car at $1 50 per hour for evenings and Saturdays and a Volkswagen dealer sales position in Ottawa via Conzelman Motors.
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lOttawa Lodge
Maenday
Dganajadary
Victor R, Hughes
W, M
Clarence E, Rea
Volksewagen
Ottawa
Contact Sales Maneager
Conzelman Motors
Volkswagen
Hiway 59
South Edge
Lawrence
Building Permit for Garage at 222 Elm by James Gillette
James Gillette files a permit on January 13 to construct a garage at 222 Elm. Estimated project cost is 108 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gillette
Elm
Bridge Winners North-South and East-West Results
North-south winners were Jim Russell and John Grantham of Topeka, with runners-up Mrs Jess Gilmore and E W Crandall of Ottawa. East-West winners were Mrs Richard Peters and Mrs Lyle Hanes of Ottawa, with second place taken by Mrs James Seavers of Lawrence and Merle Price of Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Russell
John Grantham
Toipeka
Jess Gilmore
E. W. Crandall
Ottawa
Richard Peters
Lyle Hanes
James Seavers
Lawrence
Merle Price
Frankish sale notice cites Ralph Pippett estate time
A sale notice lists Ralph Pippett Estate a blacksmith and electrician, with a Centropolis phone number and address in Franklin County. The event occurs every Saturday at 12:30 pm, located 3 miles north and 2 east, north of Baldwin Junction on Highway 59 near North Ottawa.
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Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
Ottawa
Ralph Pippett
Baldwin Jct
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Police News
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Rafael
Saipan
Western Pacific
Paul
Hudson
N.Y
Hemingway Pond
Milton
Mass
Wayne L. Bromley
Beverly Wilshire
Los Angeles
Cuba
Red Duchess
Cervantes
Nitcher
J. Hettler
Elk’s Ladies
M. LewIs
K. Myers
Brunswick League
Helen and Bill's Cafe
H. Doman
McMillen Oil CO
J. McAuliffe
P. McDaniels
Hubbard Lumber
R. Davis
A. Smith
Ottawa Insulation
J. Foster
IOOF
G. Ainsworth
Beverly M, Knutsen
Beverly M. Knutsen
Overland Park
N. E. Stucker
Knutsen
K. L. Knutsen
Kathy Sue
Mertice Stucker Wilson
Westewood Hillis
Stine and McClure Chapel
State of Kansas
J. C. Briles
Roy H. Rosé
Jberry
Howard Steenrod
C-O
Louis Lengel
Jon Mortuary
Wright
Lamb
Cliff
Ord
Hobbs
Frank Mages
Homewood
James L. Dyer
Baldwin
Jack Nelson
Council Grove
Printy
Ben Printy
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