Emergency injuries and local notices in Ottawa brief
News briefs list patients at Ransom Memorial Hospital Bruce Pence John Morton and Phil King with injuries from basketball an accident and a lip laceration. Other items note a drive through car wash opening a long time Ottawa resident Lizzie Rayburn in Whittier California hospital a fried chicken lunch special and a bridge beginners class. Darryl Bell 19 of Wellsville credited with the Combat Infantryman's Badge for Vietnam service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Bruce Pence
Apple Lane
John Morton
Maple
Phil King
Darryl D. Bell
John P. Bell
Wellsville
Vietnam
Social Security Helpings and Kansas Day Luncheon Notes
G E Tomlinson Social Security Field Representative in Kansas City will assist at the Youth Center on the fourth Wednesday from 9 a.m. to noon to file applications or conduct SSA business. Republican Women invited to Kansas Federation luncheon at Ramada Inn Topeka East 6th on Jan 27 at 12:15 p.m. Tickets $3 reservations by Jan 23 to Mrs Ralph Bomgardener Mulvane Topeka CE 5 3535 Adv
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E. Tomlinson
Kansas City
Kansas
F.C
Kan
Federation of Rep
Ramada Inn
Toepeka
East 6Th
Ralph Bomgardener
Mulvane
Topeka
Girl Injured In Two Car Crash In South Main Block
An 18 year old Bart lett girl Joann Houts suffered lip and dental injuries after a two car collision in the 300 block of South Main at 1 22 p m Friday driving a 1966 Volkswagen. Lawrence E Owen 19 Ottawa RFD 3 drove a 1966 Chevrolet and said a truck ahead backed from a stall and moved forward causing Owen to stop and Houts to rear end him. The Volkswagen had damage to the front luggage compartment fenders and bumper while the Owen car was valued at 43 46 in damage.
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Bartlett
Kan
South Main
Joann Houts
Volkswagen
Lawrence E. Owen
Ottawa
RFD
Owen
Bartlett Keeps Bellmon Policies in Oklahoma City Plan
Oklahoma Governor Dewey Bartlett says he will retain several policies of predecessor Henry Bellmon. He plans to change one policy while noting Bellmon, a farmer, used to arrive at the Capitol before dawn. Bartlett adds he will begin work at 8 a.m. in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma
Dewey Bartlett
Henry Bellmon
Bellmon
Capitol
Deaths and funeral notices from Garnett and area
Deaths include Jack Butcher former Garnett postman and rural carrier who died Friday at Anderson County Hospital with services at Farris Memorial Chapel Garnett burial in Garnett. Walter Miner of Greeley died Thursday at Anderson County Hospital with services set at St Johns Church in Greeley Monday morning. Mona Blake of Kewanee Illinois died January 17 with services January 19 at Kewanee. she was last of ten Harper family siblings formerly of Orchard Home Fruit Farm. Other local deaths include Ruth McCollum of Rane Soul and Lillie Meador of Ottawa.
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Jack Butcher
Garnett
Anderson County
Farris Memorial Chapel
Anderson County Hospital
St. John’s Church
Greeley
Mona Blake
Kewanee
Blake
George Harper
Orchard Home Fruit Farm
Ruth McCollum
Rane Soul
Lillie Meador
Ottawa
Police Reports: Breakage at Todd Mobile Homes and Parts Theft
Police logged a broken window at Todd Mobile Homes 1535 8 Main on a new trailer but the trailer was not entered. Moore Chevrolet Oldsmobile 412 S Main reported theft of about 275 dollars in 1966 Chevrolet parts from a rear-lot vehicle. Missing items include intake manifold carburetor distributor chrome air cleaner gas line and four chrome wire wheels. Theft occurred between 8 p m Thursday and 7 a m Friday.
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Todd Mobile Homes
Main
Moore Chevrolet-Oldsmobile
Chevrolet
Funeral services for Mrs Olla R Hird
Mrs Olla R Hird died Jan 17 and funeral services were held Jan 20 at Lamb Funeral Home Harm Harris Brostow Iowa with David Pethrick of Omaha Neb officiating Pallbearers included Lew Stratton Raymond Gillette Ralph L Sand Morris K Ferguson Gene R Mohr and Ralph E Meharry with hymns sung by Mr and Mrs Clarence Blackman accompanied by Mrs Bruce Spears Burial was in Highland Cemetery
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Olla R, Hird
Olla R. Hird
Lamb Funeral Home
Harm Harris
Brostow
Iowa
David Pethrick
Omaha
Neb
Lew Stratton
Raymond Gillette
Ralph L. Sand
Morris K. Ferguson
Gene R. Mohr
Ralph E. Meharry
Clarence Blackman
Bruce Spears
Highland Cemetery
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Busy Weekend
Admissions: Carol Ann Smith at Ottawa RFD 3 on Saturday. Dismissals include Darlene Montague of Pomona RFD 2 and Mrs. Bert Bell of Wells ville. Also discharged: Mrs. Harry Hocking from 833 N. Cedar and Derrick Small of 924 N. Mulberry on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Ann Smith
Ottawa
RFD
Darlene Montague
Pomona
Bert Bell
Wellsville
Harry Hocking
N. Cedar
Derrick Small
N. Mulberry
School Menu Week of January 23, 1967
The weekly school menu lists daily meals from Monday to Friday with main topics and sides. Monday features chicken pie with sweet potatoes and biscuits. Tuesday offers ham on a mountain with peas and corn meal roll. Wednesday brings mock chicken leg with creamed potatoes and green beans. Thursday serves fish with slaw and green peas. Friday concludes with pizza, mixed vegetables, and desserts.
Pear crop outlook sparks concerns in New York
In Rochester New York Professor Elmer Hansen of the State Agriculture College warned the State Horticultural Society that a large pear crop is likely. He noted 39 percent of New York pear trees are too young to bear fruit, risking oversupply.
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Rochester
N.Y
New York State
Elmer Hansen
State Agriculture College
State Horticultural Society
Discovery of license snafu in Lowell minor traffic mishap
An 82-year-old man faced a police stop in Lowell Massachusetts when asked for a driver's license. He replied he had been driving 40 years and had been all over New England, revealing a belated realization amid the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell, Mass
Daniel Sullivan
New England
Wreck In Ottawa Involves 83-Year-Old Man
An 83-year-old Ottawa man, RaysS. Brown, told police a large truck crowded him on Main Street Friday afternoon, forcing his 1960 Chevy to strike a parked 1967 Chevrolet pickup owned by A. E. Coffman. Estimated damage totals $161.53.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Main Street
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Prices Mixed
KC Markets Kansas City AP cattle and sheep results show slaughter steers and heifers up to 50 higher, cows down about 50, feeder steers 25 to 50 lower, and prime cattle mixed. Hog prices fall for barrows and gilts with sows rising. lambs and ewes show varied shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
McNamara Reverses, Approves Large Military Construction Plan
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara, reversing a December 1965 decision, authorized $546 million in military housing, bare racks, and related facilities across 285 bases in 42 states and overseas. The plan, aimed at boosting morale and meeting housing needs, covers 68,260 family units, 52,000 bare racks spaces, 5,000 bachelor officer spaces, and several hospitals chapels and schools. The action follows Congress originally appropriating $620 million, with adjustments reflecting prior cancellations and releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert S. Moe Namara
Congress
McNamara
Vietnam
Pentagon
Meeting Notice for Green Dell School District 46
A meeting will be held at Green Dell School near Ottawa Kansas on February 1 1967 at 730 pm to determine whether resident electors of former School District No 46 desire to join State of Kansas Franklin County. In the Probate Court of the county State In the Matter of the Estate of Harold Stewart Deceased Notice of Appointment The State of Kansas to the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Kansas
Milton Cam Tinsley
Victor Jay Tinsley
Green Dell
Ottawa
State of
Said
Harold Stewart
Notice to creditors and hearing in multiple Kansas estates
Dorothy Stewart appointed administratrix of Harold Stewart estate in Franklin County duties to creditors within nine months from first publication. In Franklin County probate court Adda Abbie May estate seeks administrator by Joel Towner. hearing set February 7, 1967 at 10:00 a.m. in Ottawa. failure to respond may result in judgment.
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Harold Stewart
Dorothy Stewart
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
Joel Towner
Beatrice Martin Peck Deceased Coexecutors Named
Beatrice Martin Peck estate in Franklin County Kansas appoints First National Bank of Topeka and R M Clogston as coexecutors with Letters Testamentary issued January 3 1967. Creditors heirs devisees and legatees urged to file claims within nine months from first publication or be barred. Gleason Doty and Logan Attorneys for Coexecutors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Kansas
Beatrice Martin Peck
First National Bank of
Topeka
R. M. Clogston
Franklin Couney
Attendance facility continuation vote for district 46
Residents of former School District No 46 face a ballot on continuing operation of the attendance facility. The measure follows Sec 72 667 57 of Kansas Statutes Annotated and is issued by Board of Education Unified District 290.
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Tinue
Board of Education
Ottawa
Kansas
Classified Ads Rates and Deadlines for Local Notices
Classified section outlines 10 percent discount for local ads paid by 5 p.m. the day before publication with a 5 p.m. deadline. 5 line ads accepted up to 9:30 a.m. day of publication. Per word rates shown for 1, 3, 6, 12, and 26 insertions. Card of Thanks 60 cents minimum. Blind ads extra 50 cents. National and frequency discounts apply.
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Gleason
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Woolworths
Clifford R
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Myers Bros. Phone Centropolis
Claude
Howard
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