Local News Briefs Highlight Community Notes
MRS ROY B CHURCH 1028 COTTONWOOD entered Stormont Vail Hospital for eye surgery today and is in room 220. CYC Banquet January 28 at 5 30 p m Trinity Methodist Tickets 1.00. ROGER BOYD Baldwin is new Beta Chi vice president with Mark Doty as social chairman. Ellis Piano Tuning CH 24431. JAMES F GRAHAM Kansas State Univ senior in radio television won first Alpha Eta chapter award. BERT BINKLEY Princeton dismissed from Trinity Lutheran Hospital Kansas City after nine weeks patient. will reside with daughter Mrs Kenneth Adams 5805 100th Kansas City Mo.
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Roy
Church
Cottonwood
Stormont
Vail Hospital
Roger Boyd
Ivan Boyd
Baldwin
Beta Chi
Mark Doty
James Edward Doty
James F. Graham
Ottawa
Kansas State University
Alpha Eta
Alpha Epsilon Rho
Radio
Bert Binkley
Princeton
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Kansas City
Kenneth Adams
Local ARC attendees share insights at Overland Park seminar
The Franklin County Association for Retarded Children sent six members to a seminar at the Holiday Inn in Overland Park last week. Participants included Mrs. Mike Newmaster, Mrs. Harold Sawyer, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Roth, Mrs. Cyril Reznicek, and Joe Wakefield.
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Franklin County Association For Retarded Children
Holiday Inn
Overland Park
Mike Newmaster
Harold Sawyer
Elmer Roth
Cyril Reznicek
Joe Wakefield
Keith Lankard Attends National Livestock Show in Denver
Keith Lankard of Gara nett traveled to Denver this week to participate in the National Livestock Show, presenting his herd and taking part in competitions.
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Keith Lankard
Garanett
Denver
Livestock Auction And Community Update From Kansas
Mary Christine Hamilton patient at University of Kane Sas Medical Center in Kansas City in room 603 B as 76 black yearling steers heavy weight 650 700 pounds 18 young Hereford cows heavy springers bred to black Angus bull plus 2 registered Whiteface yearling bulls 21 months old and a registered 5 year old Angus bull among 250 head of mixed heifers and steers 400 600 pounds to be sold at Waverly Sale Barn Monday Jan 22 at 1 00 pm Leone ard Combs auditor and manager BL 62921 Lebo Kansas Mrs Bertha Hornbuckle mother of James Hornbuckle Ottawa in critical condition in intensive care unit at St Luke's Hospital Kansas City Missouri taught school in Franklin and Douglas Counties
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Mary Christine Hamilton
Mrw
Charley
Hamilton
Willow
University of Kane Sas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Regis
Waverly Sale Barn
Mon
Leoneard Combs
Lebo
Kansas
Bertha Hornbuckle
Louisburg
James Hornbuckle
Ottawa
St. Luke’s Hospital
Hornebuckle
Franklin
Douglas Counties
Funeral services for Lloyd E Daughearthy
Lloyd E Daughearthy died January 14. Services were held Thursday at First Methodist Church with Rev Paul W Pentz officiating. Honorary pallbearers named. pallbearers listed. Burial at Highland Cemetery. James Nobles led hymns with piano accompaniment. Kansas City AP cattle market data and stock market results from New York and exchanges cited. County Court actions include forgery cases, fines, and admissions and dismissals. Births and emergencies noted along with police speeding citation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd E
Daugharthy
Lloyd E. Daughearthy
Methoodist
Paul W. Pentz
Robert N. Lawson
Glenn King
Harry M. Pratt
Fred Wood
John Okerberg Sr
Wayne Dickerson
Raymond C. Gibson
Clifford Dale
Bank Robbers Kidnap Detective In Pittsburgh Cab Escape
Two bank robbers fought city detectives, abducted a detective at gunpoint in a car, and escaped in a cab driven by Eleanor Savers toward Hazelwood. The detective escaped by braking the car, then reported to the FBI. The robbers paid Savers $1 and vanished near Clairton police station after forgetting an alarm.
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Pittsburgh
FBI
Eleanor Savers
Hazlewood
Clairton
Bond Issue Emphasis in Kansas House Hearing
Rep. Ralph Skoog of Topeka urged the Kansas House State Affairs Committee that central control of revenue bond issuance is essential. He spoke at a Thursday briefing stressing the need for a uniform state oversight framework.
Conscientious Objector Brann Avoids Janitorial Draft Order
Dr Noel L Brann a University of Maryland professor and conscientious objector for 12 years will not report for civilian janitorial work after a Reno Nevada draft order was canceled The Selective Service said procedural doubts required reprocessing Branns case Brann had planned to comply while Lt Gen Hershey noted the cancellation does not change the draft board decision
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Washington
Selective Service National Headquarters
Noel L. Brann
University of Maryland
Nevada
Brann
Selective Service Statement
General Counsel’s
Director of
Selective Service
Neu
Kansas City
Kan
Lewis B. Hershey
War Is No. 1, But Not By Too Much
Congress members report Vietnam as the top voter issue yet crime and riots draw rising concern at home. They note antifraud crime measures gain cheers in State of the Union and many favor faster war movement with caveats. A Maine congressman quips about potatoes, others flag taxes and foreign debts.
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Washington
Congress
Vietnam
Bob Sikes
D-Flo
Associated Press
Tom Railsback
R-Nl
Galesburg
Johnson
Graham Purcell
D-Tex
Fred Harris
D-Okla
North Vietnam
Andrew Jacobs Jr
D-Ind
W. R. Poage
Annual Report of Township Treasurer Homewood Kansas 1967
Annual report filed January 19 1968 to the Township Auditing Board of Homewood Township Franklin County Kansas covering receipts expenditures and indebtedness for 1967. Begins with treasurer balance 20.83 county receipts 314 438 and 174 09 from county treasurer and total receipts 509 35 with expenditures 473 69 and year end book balance 35 66. Reconciliation shows bank balance 218 66 after outstanding warrants 183 00. Expenditures list includes February and April 1967 disbursements to Ot Co-Op for gas and to K C P L for electricity with amounts noted.
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Homewood Township
Franklin County
Kansas
Homewood
Treas
County Treas
Times
K.C.P.L
Herald
CoeOp
Pimb
F. Graffham
Stove
Farm Bureau
Ins
C. Wyatt
Mil
K. Wiegand
Same
K. Graffham
Ottawa City Clerk Monthly Report December 31 1967
City funds listed with balances and reserves totaling 1 12907236 dollars includes Airport Band Construction Fire Park Meters and numerous trust funds with balances and transfers. Noted are expenditures of 473 69 and a probate notice for Frances I Sands estate in Franklin County Kansas.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Franklin County probate appoints an administrator for Sands estate
In January 1968 the probate court of Franklin County Kansas appointed Robert A. Anderson as administrator of the estate of Frances S Sands deceased. Creditors must exhibit demands within nine months from first publication or be barred. First publication January 12 1968. Ottawa Kansas.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Frances I
Sands
Probate Court
Frances S. Sands
Robert A. Anderson
Albert Dunbar
State of Kansas
Franklin County Soil Conservation District
Leslie C. Hunter
Beulah Blecha Funeral Services Planned
Funeral services for Beulah Ellen Blecha will be conducted at Town er's Chapel at 2 00 p.m. Friday with interment in Highland Cemetery.
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Satterwhite
Towner’s
Highland Cemetery
City Financial Bonds Notice Analysis
A legal notice outlines bonds payable by city at large and by special assessment including Flood Control Revenue, Parking, Fire Equipment, Sewer Construction, and Water and Light Utility earnings. It references issue years and related city charts for 1908 figures.
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Total—Trust
Rser
P Sewege Flont Construction Industries
Water & Light Utility
Classified Ad Rates And Deadlines
Local classified rates and deadlines are listed with per word and per line pricing for want ads, card of thanks, blind ads and national listings. Various insertion counts and discounts apply with a 5 p m deadline for next day publication and a 9 30 a m day of publication cutoff for 5 line ads.
Card of Thanks to Crestview Nursing Home Helpers
Sincere thanks to our community and clubs including Boy Scout and Girl Scout groups Pioneer Girls 4-H and churches for fruit cookies candy and gifts and service projects. Your generous contributions time and efforts made the holiday season very happy. Sincerely Mrs Mary E Tankersley on behalf of Crestview Employes and Residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Girls
Crestview Nursing Home
Mary E. Tankersley
Crestview
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CYC
Trinity Methodist Church
Ellis
the Daily Report
Erwin N. Elder
Clyde Neweby
Russell Wray
Gene Ward
Clarence Keith
Neal C. Sayeler
James Nobles
Loren D. Matthews
Higheland Cemetery
N.Y
New York
Stand & Poor
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
James Ward Wylie
Osaewatomie
Wylie
Paine
Clary
Sheldon
Richard R. Johnson
St. Joseph
Une
Elmer Caylor
Osawatomie Rfd
Cecil Gilmore
Diane Reddick
Grace Patton
Treemont
Addie A. Ogle
N. Mulberry
Kenneth Jackson
Pecan
Max Blankenebeker
Widener
Wellsville
Richard Davis
Harold Boggs
Williamsburg
Police News
Nelson V. McAlexander
Keystone Flavor
Garnett
City Hall
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Maynard Walker
Louis DengelSon
Mertuan
Ottawa Herald
Deng Son Mortuany
PET
S. Main
Poage
Kigag
Stokely Carmichael
Charles de Gaulle
Jack Edwards
Ralas
de Gaulle
France
Republi
Kenneth J. Gray
William D. Hathaway
Maine
Peel
K. A. Graffham
Clyde Wyatt
Highland
Highland Walsh Lot
Hope
Walsh Lot
Donald R. Capper
Franklin, Counety
Anderson & Byrd Attorneys
First National Bank
Ottawa, Kansas
Franklin County Soil Conservation
Memorial Auditorium
Frankelin County Soil Conservation District
Victor Warren
Jor Towner
Financial Report
Liabili
Ann Jensen
Cty
Cemetery
Highland, Walsh Lot
Cemetery—Hope Perpetual Care
Water & Light Department
Depran & Enore
Highland Perm
Highland Walsh
Alvin Rays
David
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