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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1971

Page

4

Death notice and local business ads in Ottawa brief

BRIEFS report the death of Mrs. Harry Mudrick of Philadelphia with funeral held in Philadelphia. Bettys Styling Salon adds Roberta Malburg to six-stylist staff. George Wingert, Ottawa Democrat, gains committee assignments in Kansas House. Free South America slides and prizes offered at Franklin County Soil Conservation District meeting January 21 in Memorial Auditorium. Paul Damron advertises personal services for Damron Towner families.

Dave Mudrick Eim Harry Mudrick Philadelphia South America Franklin County Soil Conservation District Memorial Auditorium Ottawa

Johnnie Mack and His Band at Naomi's Club

Entertainment note announcing Johnnie Mack and His Band performing Wednesday January 20 at Naomi's Club located at 111 North Main. Ad.

Johnnie Mack Naomi’s Club N. Main

Ottawa hospital clears X-ray program after inspection

Kansas Medical Society warned of defective X-ray equipment statewide. At Ransom Memorial Hospital Ottawa administrator Steve Lott said the facility passed radiation health checks. Technician Marvin Rowland, who trained in the Army and arrived in 1962, operates the X-ray unit. A state survey found over 100 faulty machines across Kansas in hospitals and clinics.

Kansas Medical Society Kansas Ransom Memorial Hospital State Department of Health Steve Lott Lott Marvin Rowland Ottawa Army Rowland

Bowling Scores From Sundown And Brunswick Leagues

Bowling scores and high series listed for Sundown Brunswick MFA Insurance and multiple leagues. Notable marks include Hettler 191-507 and Zielsdorf 214-464, with Reeves 553 and LeMaster 500s in the top marks. Various teams, players, and high 30s shown.

Hettler M. A. Zielsdorf Brunswick Kids J. Snider Beckner C. Jackson Alley Cats F. Kaub Lee’s Cafe Heitler Osborn's Flowers Emerson Franklin Savings Guyett Warhurst Ottawa Bowl Coffman ILGWU Reeves Helen Bill Doman Bond Hammer Lemaster

Two Hurt In Wreck On K-10

A two car crash late Monday on K-10 near Baldwin left Dora G. Deay of Baldwin in fairly good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Daniel W. Howell, 16, of Ottawa, was admitted to Ransom Memorial Hospital with bruises and lacerations. Passenger Jeanne M. Hazen, 17, of Ottawa, was treated and released. Howell said he reached for sunglasses, veered left of center, and struck Deay’s eastbound car.

Beech Ransom Memorial Hospital Deay Howell

Atchison County selects new board chairman

County Commissioner George Atchison, first elected in 1965, was chosen chairman of the board by the commission on Monday. He succeeds Don Yockey, who becomes welfare chairman. Lee Nichols remains secretary. The reorganization occurs yearly.

George Atchison Don Yockey Lee Nichols Nichols

Daily Report Pomona High Honor Roll and Local News Update

The Johns Pomona High School announces semester honor roll with seniors Steve Dillon Nancy Hunt Roger Driver Carolyn Robbins and Terry Denker juniors Marilyn Baker Rhonda Heilman Kathy Parks Sue Peimann Patty Hamilton Carol Reed and Kathy Schroeder sophomores Kathy Robinson freshman Lyla Hunt Sally Robbins. Ottawa police report Mary E White no valid license bonds at Main and Powhattan. drivers Wendell Lewis and Cecil Frieden. Divorce filed Roberta Malburg vs Gary Malburg. Carpenters Credit Union sues Elton Knight for 1231.70. Also marriage licenses issued Lawrence Munger Cora McMillin and Kenneth Leelfrey Bonnie Hopkins. Bridge winners Elks Club and funeral notices, public notices, and local market cattle hogs and sheep results included.

Steve Dillon Nancy Hunt Roger Driver Carolyn Robbins Terry Denker Marilyn Baker Rhonda Heilman Kathy Parks Sue Peimann Patty Hamilton Carol Reed Kathy Schroeder Kathy Robinson Lyla Hunt Sally Robbins

Hal Boyle roundup of curious facts and quotes

A collage of trivia and quips notes why billionaires are rare time to earn a billion, government spending pace, Caesar in a wig, Chile banning wigs for pickpockets, leading medical killers, quotable lines, a salty coffee tip, Siberian comet impact howl, humpback whales song, marriage woes, literacy stats, and a Stevenson reflection.

U.S George Washington Julius Caesar Chile America Rufus M. Jones Siberia United States Robert Louis Stevenson

Pay Hike For County Employes Approved

County Commission approved a $20 per month pay raise for 64 county employees. Elected officials, health department staff, and county assessor workers are excluded. The increase, effective immediately, costs about $6,500 extra annually. The flat raise replaces last year’s percentage boost. Elected pay uses census figures and state laws, with potential $50 reductions if census data apply. Commissioner Nichols cited budget limits and wished for a larger raise.

Franklin County Lee C. Nichols

Admissions and dismissals list for Ottawa and nearby areas

Admissions include Almeda Kivett of Princeton Charlotte Macy Ottawa RFD 1 Brian Welch 726 W 5th Danny Howell 622 8S Cedar Cecil Payne 424 S Poplar and Tuesday. Dismissals list Bessie Weix Ottawa RFD 3 Mr and Mrs Dale Goforth 711 Pine Mrs Richard D Hughes 712 Grant on Monday. Also Mrs R L Pinet Rantoul Mrs George Honn Pomona Mrs Frank Hufstedler 512 8 Mulberry on Tuesday.

Almeda Kivett Princeton Charlotte Macy Ottawa Brian Welch Danny Howell Cedar Cecil Payne S. Poplar Bessie Weix Dale Goforth Pine Richard D. Hughes Grant R. L. Pinet Rantoul George Honn

Deaths: Francis E. Lewis 61 of Quenemo

Francis E Lewis 61 of rural Quenemo formerly Mission died Saturday at Ransom Memorial Hospital Services set for 1:30 p m Wednesday at Victoria Tabernacle of Assembly of God Kansas City with Brother H W Barnett officiating Burial at Hubbel Hill Cemetery Tonganoxie He was born January 1 1910 in Emporia to Albert E and Olive Lewis He married Mary Jane Dewey He worked as a construction foreman and lived in Mission until recently moving to a farm near Quenema He was a member of Victoria Tabernacle of Assembly of God Church and Labor Union No 1290 Survivors include widow Mary Jane a stepson Ellis Mortenson three brothers Mervin Arthur Earl and five sisters Jaanita Debts Virginia Ringer Ellen Banister Nevada Barnes and Helen Barnard

Francis E. Lewis Francis Frank” E. Lewis Quenemo Mission Ransom Memorial Hospital Victoria Tabernacle of Lewis Quenema Victoria Tabernacle of Assembly of God Church Kansas City Mary Jane Ellis Mortenson Mervin Lewis Arthur Lewis Emporia Earl Lewis Jaanita Debts Virginia Ringer Alamosa Calo Ellen Banister Hartford Nevada Barnes Raytown Helen Barnard Topeka

Funeral services for Daniel R. Lee held in town

Daniel R. Lee of 1609 Chestnut died January 15. Services led by Elder L. R. Wilkinson at Dengel and Son Mortuary included Stevens on organ and vocalists Mrs. Clint Jordan Mrs. W. C. Peaterfield and Mrs. Fred Kissinger. Pallbearers listed. burial at Hope Cemetery. Additional notices follow for Robert E. Barnes.

Dengel and Son Mortuary Willard Braker R. L. Stevens Jay Milton Don Eubank Ed Parker Herb Wittmeyer Jerome Adell Hayward Brill Orville Jones Highland Cemetery Roy Pierce U. S. 5Th Army Order of Eagles Lodge 2700 Ottawa Sherm Spears Tom Malone William O. Cain Pomona Damron-Towner Chapel O. Dale Bulkley Melvin Clevenger James Driver Curtis Cook Neal Baxter Elvin Dillon Ralph Bethel Liomal Shaw Vernon Parks William Faw Walter Nitcher N. V. Hudelson Charles Hichenberger John Ogle Jack Nelson John Dickey Floyd Flager Cecil Frieden Don Johnston Claude Myers Merle Montague Woodlawn Cemetery Daniel R. Lee Chestnut L. R. Wilkinson Clint Jordan W. C. Peaterfield Fred Kissinger David Sharp Arthur Machlan Robert Andrews Ward Underwood Chester R. Fredricks Hope Cemetery

Wall Street Holds Steady Amid Mixed Early Trading

Wall Street moved in a lackluster pattern in moderate trading as noon approached. The Dow slipped 0.20 to 847.62 while advances led decliners on the NYSE though the margin narrowed. Airlines rails metals and utilities rose. motors rubbers chemicals and oils mixed. steels mail order retail and aircraft faltered. The AP average rose 0.5 to 27.5 as 100,000 Tenneco A warrants traded at 4 off.

New York New York Stock Exchange Associated Press Tenneco

Library Notes Best Sellers At City Library

The City Library lists top fiction and general titles from the New York Times. Notable works include Love Story by Erich Segal Islands in the Stream by Hemingway and QB VII by Leon Uris, with additional entries across fiction and general nonfiction on order.

City Library New York Times Erich Segal Ernest Hemingway Leon Uris London Law Court Crystal Cave Mary Stewart Britain Elizabeth Goudge Charles II Duke of Monmouth Irwin Shaw Shaw America Frankfort Agatha Christie God R. F. Delderfield

Grace Episcopal elects Parks Barrett senior warden at annual meeting

Parks Barrett was elected senior warden at Grace Episcopal Church during the parish’s annual meeting after the 10 a.m. service and a parish potluck. Robert Lister, Robert Pinet and John Heckert retire from the Vestry. L. A. Wilson becomes junior warden. New vestry members include Dr. David Thomas, Robert E. Hunt and Claude E. Corbett. Delegates to diocese convention named as Mr. and Mrs. Parks and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. The meeting approved forming a parish council to aid the vestry and rector, and church women announced a yearlong scholarship for an Indian student at St. Mary’s school on the Sioux Reservation in South Dakota.

Barrett Parks Grace Episcopal Church Parks Robert Lister Robert Pinet John Heckert L. A. Wilson David ©. Thomas Robert E. Hunt Claude E. Corbett Wilson Leopold Hoppe St. Mary's School of the Sioux Reservation South Dakota

Swiss Probe Opens Into Two Tragedies Near Zurich

Swiss officials opened investigations into a Bulgarian airliner crash near Zurich and a Meilen train collision. Forty one people died, including 35 in the crash, while a Soviet pilot and a 12 year old Israeli boy survived. The boy suffered multiple fractures but was out of intensive care.

Zurich Switzerland

Also Mentioned on This Page

Betty Roberta Malburg George Wingert Paul Damron Allen James L. Allen RFD USD 290 Board of Education the Daily Report Pomona High School Barbara Dyer Patti Eeord Chester Burgess Dena Trendel Bibiana Birzer Lee Nitcher Jacque Lacey Karen Baston Jerri McCormick Teddy Nitcher Jeff Stankard Carolyn Griffin Carl Reed Patty Dyer Edward Houston Cathy Morgan Greg Schultz Dennis Parks Sherry Watts Mark Dillon Danny Stoneking Carolyn Wilson Cindy Jackson Tom Nitcher Alvin Reed Leroy Hamilton Susan Simmons Susan Dickinson Judy Driver Andy Purcell Ottawa Police Department Mary E. White Albany Main Powhattan Wendell L. Lewis Cypress Cecil R. Frieden Phillip A. Dunbar Richmond Roberta J. Malburg Gary Malburg Carpenters Credit Union Elton R. Knight Lawrence Paul Munger Cora McMillin Lamar Cole Kenneth Leelfrey Waverly Bonnie Yvonne- Hopkins Baldwin the Elks Club Jess. Gilmore Lyle Hanes Dorothy Casey Gene Price Robert Miller Virginia Lawson Lawrence BE. E. Hazlett Helen Conrad Hal Boyle Albuquerque Atlanta Bismarck Boise Boston Buffalo Charlotte Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Fairbanks Fort Worth Helena Honolulu Indianapolis Jacksonville Juneau Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee St.p New Orleans Okla. City Omaha Phoenix Ptind Ore Rapid City St. Louis Salt Sk. City Ad San Diego San Fran Seattle Tampa Washington Winnipeg Heath Department County Assessor Towner Ottawans Robert E. Barnes Sycamore Memoriam Crawford Don St. Henderson Lamb-Roberts Wall Street Library Notes David Reuben MD Charles Reich Kenneth Clark Third Reich Albert Speer Hitler White House Lady Bird Johnson Future Alvin Toffler Ramsey Clark Julius Fast Wall Street Jungle Richard Ney Wall Streets Grace Episcopal Meilen Hanes E. E. Bus” Crawford
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