Brief community notes from Ottawa and Kansas City
Mrs Effie Daugherty now at Cedarhouse Nursing Home after seven weeks at KU Medical Center. Ottawa Kiwanis Pancake Day set for Jan 24 at Memorial Auditorium serving 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Marine PFC Ivan R. Gooding of Garnett promoted recently. joined Marines in 1970. Boyer's to close Mondays from Jan 3. Blakesley’s Self Service Laundry at 1600 S Main featuring new PermaPres dryers. other ads note clock repair and distress line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Daugherty
N. Oak
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Cedarhouse Nursing Home
Fifteenth and
South Hickory
Ottawa
Ivan R. Gooding
Raymond W. Gooding
Garnett
Gooding
Marine Corps
Ottawa Kiwanis
Memorial Auditorium
Lee Barnett
S. Blakesley
S. Main
Local Court Fine Details For Several Youths
Martha K McClay 18 of Rockwood Drive fined 10 dollars for expired license plate. Roger L Shader 17 of 504 Elm cited for failure to yield right of way, forfeiting 25 dollar bond. Gene M Paul 610 S Cedar charged with disturbing the peace. trial set Feb 10 after plea of not guilty. Mark A Sigler 20 of Kansas City speeding 88 in a 70 mph zone, fined 30 dollars plus costs. Kenneth R Teter 41 of Kansas City Mo fined 10 dollars plus costs for an out of date daily log book. Warren C Bryson convicted of failure to yield right of way. fined 25 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha K. McClay
Rockwood Drive
Roger L. Shader
Gene M. Paul
S. Cedar
Mark A. Sigler
Kansas City
H. Tone
Kenneth R. Teter
Daily Log Book
Warren C
Bryson
Marriage License and Obituary Notes From Ottawa Region
Ottawa area items include a marriage license for Thomas Robert McIntyre and Vickie Elaine Wilbanks, multiple admissions and dismissals, a birth announcement, tax service ads, dances, and obituaries for Grace Mary St. John and a double funeral for Gertrude and Johney Carpenter. Also reports on Kansas farm markets and livestock prices with local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Robert McIntyre
Ottawa
Vickie Elaine Wilbanks
Bennett to present Victorian culture program in Ottawa
life member Bennett of the Franklin County Historical Society will speak on Some Aspects of Victorian Culture in America Sunday at 2:30 in the Ottawa University Union. The talk traces the Victorian Age from Ottawa’s 1860s beginnings through its growth, with films artifacts furniture china and art on display for members and interested locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Bennett
Franklin County Historical Society
America
Ottawa University Union
Ottawa
Eddie Pickert Garnett dies. services held
Funeral services for Eddie Pickert 66 were held Wednesday at Farris Funeral Home Garnett. He died January 15 and was buried in Garnett Cemetery. He is survived by daughter Edna Mae Garrison Garnett and two brothers John Pickert Garnett and Chris Pickert Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina M. Spielman
LEBO
Ina Mae Spielman
Hartford Manor
Hartford
Lebo United Methodist Church
Lincoln Cemetery
Spielman
Plymouth
Kan
Tillias
Rachel
Outland) Henshaw
James H. Spielman
United Methodist Church
Leo Spielman
Dale Spielman
Cecil Middlebusher
Ottawa
Harvey Combes
Harry Henshaw
Halstead
Gertrude B. Carpenter
Johney J. Carpenter
Damron- Towner Chapel
Johney J
Pomona
D. Gene Damewood
Paul Damron
Carroll Whiteford
Carpenter
Lee Figgins
James Parks
John Dickey
Claude Myers
Merle Montague
Leonard Humphrey
Eddie Pickert Garnett
Farris
Garnett
Eddie Pickert
Edna Mae Garrison
Fair Board Faces Grandfather Clause To Guide Elections
Franklin County Fair Board met to discuss updating by laws and a new membership plan. Andrew Duffle presented findings on representation and terms for township and city members. The board planned revised by laws, shifted meeting date, and considered spring tractor pull and earlier 1973 fair dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Istas
Franklin County Fair Board
Eddie Hull
Andrew Duffle
Pomona
State Board of Agriculture
Franklin County Fair
Duffle Présénté d ' Tive
City of
Ottawa
Appanoose
Hayes
Homewood
Ohio
Centropolis
Franklin
Peoria
Lincoln
Pottawatomie
Harrison
Greenwood
Cutler
Williamsburg
Richmond
Hull
Duffle
Charles Gillette
Gene Mohr
Ottawa Rfd 1
Not Guilty Pleas in Municipal Court Trio
Three people charged with disturbing the peace and assault pleaded not guilty this morning in Municipal Court. The incident was at Naomi's private club at 111 N Main Dec 23. Trials for Marez Tegtmeyer and Edna Tegtmeyer set for Feb 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi’s
N. Main
Johnny Marez
E. Std
Edna Tegtmeyer
Janice Tegtmeyer
S. Cherry
Osawatomie Hospital to Stage Vaudeville Fundraiser
Osawatomie State Hospital staff plan a vaudeville show titled Varieties of 1972 next Wednesday and Thursday at 7 30 pm in the hospital auditorium to raise funds to save murals by a former patient painted in 1901 1902 the D C Bacon murals removed from the East Main wing, which is slated for razing this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osawatomie
Osawatomie State Hospital
In Memoriam Oakes Funeral Services for Pearl M Oakes
Grace Mary St John former area resident and widow of Bert St John died yesterday Funeral services from Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Saturday at 2:00 p.m. with burial in Walsh Cemetery two obituaries noted in brief public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. ST. John
Grace Mary St. John
S. Hickory
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Shawnee Mission
Lamb-Roberts
Highland Cemetery
Wellsville
St. John
Lancaster
Ohio
Jacob
Emma (Rinehart) Burk
William A. Anderson
Richmond
Bert E. St. John
Wichita
First United Methodist Church
W. Aldamar Anderson
Salt Lake City
Utah
Raymond B. Anderson
Christine Burk
Cedar House Nursing Home
Clara Klein
Bert £. St. John
Eugene K. Whitacre
Damron-Towner
Hope Cemetery
Henry E. Roberts
Soviet ships leave U S waters under Coast Guard escort
Two Soviet vessels the Lamut and Kolyvan moved from St Matthew Island area with icebreaker Storis to Adak after being seized near the 12 mile zone. U S Attorney Edwards warned possible charges of illegal fishery support with fines up to 100000 dollars and a year in prison. The case could set a precedent as the first where a foreign ship is charged with illegal support activity rather than fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
Alaska
U.S
Bering Sea
Coast Guard
Adak Island
Lamut
Kolyvan
St. Matthew Island
Storis
Aleutian Islands Naval Station
St. Matthew
G. Kent Edwards
Anchorage
Edwards
Oasis Club Sets New Meeting Time and Activities
Oasis Club met Tuesday and fixed meetings on the first and third Tuesdays each month with a covered dish luncheon at First Christian Church. Mrs. Emerson Max presided and reports covered art research, bus trips and toy projects, doll clothes for needy children, and a Green Thumb garden project near Forest Park led by Ed Woodsum. Tammy Yates and other preschool dancers provided entertainment. guest Mrs. Robert A. Gollier discussed international health projects for potential club involvement. An intelligence test with five groups was led by Mrs. Max as the Feb. 1 drive for new members began. membership stands at 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oasis Club
First Christian Church
Emerson Max
C. W. Henning
Guy Briscoe
Ester Slawson
Marjorie Bernhardt
Tammy Yates
Shandi Cole
Gayle Taylor
Janet Netherland
Diane Diaz
Cindy Mills
Bebe Earnshaw
Katie Bromert
Kim Towner
Stacy Brady
Robert A. Gollier
Max
Bell To Improve Communications In Ottawa 1972
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company will allocate 92000 for Ottawa construction in 1972 to expand services. Rich Forster said 8000 telephones were in service at year end 1971, 300 more than 1970, with 87 percent of Ottawa homes served. Local calls rose to 32300 daily in 1971 from 31500 in 1970 while long distance averaged 4900 per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Ottawa
Rich Forster
Forster
Southwestern Bell
Ottawa Exchange
Kansas
Two Bound Over On Theft Charges In Richmond Incident
Charles Wesley and J D Dean Jr both of southeast Kansas were bound over to District Court on theft charges stemming from a January 5 theft at the Richmond Standard Service. They appeared in County Court Tuesday, with the judge ruling probable cause existed for the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast Kansas
Charles Wesley
J.D. Dean Jr
Richmond Standard Service
Kansas State Elects Board of Two New Directors
Kansas State Bank elected two new directors at its annual meeting. Named to the board are Howard Deputy and Robert Player. Deputy is a bank vice president and has 11 years with the bank. Player has five years with the bank and serves as cashier. Re elected were Robert S. Hill, Ed Hosler, Glen Hayward. Directors re elected were Steve Ralph, F. H. Parks, Cecil Kapp of Ottawa, George Vincent of Topeka, and G. M. Ross of Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Bank
Howard
Robert Player
Player
Robert S. Hill
Ed Hosler
Glen Hayward
Steve Ralph
F. H. Parks
Cecil Kapp
Ottawa
George Vincent
Topeka
G. M. Ross
Newton
Probate Court Notices For Lulu McDonald Ariel Colby Ramsay Estates
Legal notice spanning Franklin County Kansas issues appoint ment of co executors for Lulu McDonald and executor for Ariel S Colby with nine month creditor claims, dates January 1972 first publications, parties Annie Cook Lynn Baumann Henry Colby, Attests, and hearing notice for Cecilia Ramsay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Lulu McDonald
Annie Cook
Lynn Baumann
Ottawa
Kansas
Lynne Baumann
Executor seeks final settlement of Cecilia Ramsay estate
Dowers as executor of Cecilia Ramsay deceased petitions for final settlement, approval of acts and accounts, allowance of attorney and executor fees, and asks the court to determine heirs legatees and their shares and distribute the estate. Defenses must be filed by February 4 1972 at 100 oclock a.m. in Ottawa Kansas court. William Bowers executor and attorney William S Bowers listed with address 114 W 2nd St Ottawa KS 66087.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Ariel 5. Colby
Ariel v. Colby
Henry $. Colby
Ariel S. Colby
Ottawa
Kansas
Henry S. Colby
Cecilia
Ramsay
William &. Bowers
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Boyer’s
Adv
the Daily Report
Amcounty Court
Benjamin Lambert
Ray Talbott
S. Maple
Alvin Currant
Hamblin
Kelly Dawson
S. Locust
Tanara Galatia
S. Oak
John Cole
Rantoul
Tricia Epps
Bruce Lane
Eagles
Dey
Richardtafl
Congress
Audit Tax Service
Naomi’s Club
Bob Marriott
Keith F. Holden
C. F. Holden
Chestnut
University of Kansas
Arthur Anderson & Co
Mrs. Holden
102Nd Place
Apt. 1
Overland Park
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Bennett Will
Fair Board
Memoriam
Ottawa, Kansas
Staris
Bamron
North Maid
David Miller
Dorothy Reams
Janice Damron
Rena Towner
Kansas State
Winter & Green
First National Bank Bldg
First National Bank
Cecilia S. Ramsay
William 4
Highland Cemetery Permanent Reserve
Walsh Perpetual Care
Hope Perpetual Care
Water and Light
Bue
Nin W. Smith
Financial Report
Highland Peru
Highland Walth, Per
Hope Pepetual Care
Water & Light
Roger B. Noah
Ike
Mesambar
Alport
Highland
Highland Reserve
Walsh
Water & Light Department
Bleowie
William S. Bowers
W. 2Nd Street
Atty
DMR
Soc National
Lodge
Ates
Raymond Stankard
Harry Brink
Tancred Commandery No
K.T. i
Ray A. Talbott
E.C
Gerald B. Harford
Rec
Crestview Nursing Home
Rev. Hodgden
Henry Carez
Raley
House of Douglas
Jack C. Robinson Jr
KK & R
Princeton
Davis
Davis Paint
Ottawa Herald
Air Mail
Dickerson
Pres
Southwestern Petroleum Corp
Ft. Worth
Texas
Paola
Baldwin City
Edgerton
Ron Tice
Texas Oil Company
B. K. Dickerson
Tex
Ohio Oil CO
J. K. Read
American Lubricants Co
Dayton
Atadaia Eid Rael
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