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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1969

Page

4

Local News Briefs From Garnett And Surrounding Areas

Airman J C Charles H Waring, stationed in Key West, returned to Garnett to visit family before duty resumes in two weeks. Mo Kan Blue Belle group formed. nine vacancies remain for area women. Ruth McCrea drawn for Colorado trip. Matt Bures as alternate. Emma Kavanaugh admitted to Anderson County Hospital. George M Dahnmaier 70 Lecompton dies. services Thursday. Tax service advertises farm returns. Cub Scout Pack 3242 awards given. Bill Cardell praised for helping with woodworking.

J.C Charles H. Waring Air Force Naval Base Key West Fla Garnett Burt Waring

New Navy Recruiter Billy Poe Returns To County Posts

Billy J. Poe, a petty officer first class and Franklin County native, has returned to recruit for the navy across Franklin Osage and Ottawa counties. He will staff the Lyndon Post Office on Wednesdays and the Kansas State Employment Service in Ottawa on Tuesdays, with Topeka HQ visits Fridays and Monday Thursday trips to smaller towns. Poe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Poe, will be reachable at home 883-8173 and maintains Topeka address 105 W 29th CE-9896.

Billy J. Poe Franklin County Navy Poe Thomas Poe W. 6Th Osage County Lyndon Post Office Kansas State Employment Service Second and Cedar Ottawa Topeka Geraldine Woolsey Clathe

Garnett Man Under Bond in Burglary Case

Fred Beckwith, 22, is jailed in Anderson County on charges of breaking and entering and burglary of the Weirich Grocery in Bush City on Jan. 14. Bond set at $1,500. Authorities say merchandise over $50 including foodstuffs, cigarettes, and cooking utensils were stolen. Hearing before Judge Charles W. Lybarger set for 10 a.m. Friday.

Garnett Anderson County Fred Beckwith Weirich Bush City Beckwith Charles W. Lybarger

OCC Chooses Board Officers at Ottawa Country Club

New Ottawa Country Club board members were elected Monday night, naming Ray Moline Harry Evans and Larry Wassmer to three year terms, replacing retiring Robert Grabham Charles Hendrickson and Don McKelvey. Officers for 1969 are George Marstall president H R Nesch vice-president and Moline secretary.

Ottawa Country Club Board Ray Moline Harry Evans Larry Wassmer Robert Grabham Charles F. Hendrickson Don McKelvey George Marstall H. R. Nesch Moline W. F. Kramer

PTA Meets at Ottawa High School Cyclone room

January meeting of the junior and senior high PTA was held in Ottawa High School Cyclone room. Mrs. Victor Hughes presided, Rev Braker gave devotions, minutes approved, nominating committee appointed. Jobs Daughters performed and Sweet Adelines sang. cookies and coffee served.

Ottawa High School Victor Hughes Braker I. J. Rice Winton Winter Archie Mendell Adelines

Daily Hospital Notes and Local Notices

Admissions include Roger DeVore and Cleta Ewing with dates listed, Darlene Larson appears twice in admissions and dismissals, births report a daughter for James Metcalfe family. Emergencies name George Bell Celia Reyes Joe Murphy with injuries. Obituary for Ralph Turkle notes death and survivors. Two car collision reports no injuries. Market data and prices for livestock and eggs listed.

Roger DeVore Tremont Darlene Larson Cleta Ewing John Fisher Cedar Cletus Shenk Pecan Johnnie Taul Baldwin Effie Henley Harold Drybread Ash James Metcalfe N. Poplar George Bell Wellsville Cecelia Reyes S. Oak Joe Murphy Ottawa RFD 1 Diveo-Wayne

Divorce Decrees and Traffic Pleas Highlight Court Terms

District Court granted divorces for Judith K. Brooks and Ida Faye Dodds while Pamela J. Mitchell and Larry J. Klink faced fines for driving violations. Vehicle collisions caused no injuries. police reported multiple incidents, including a Pomona High School drive incident with damages. Kansas City cattle and hog market results and local bridge winners at Elk’s also noted, followed by funeral services for Anna Rommelfanger in Greeley, Kansas City.

Park Funds Requested for Forest Park and New Park

Ottawa seeks 46000 in federal LWCF funds for Forest Park and a new park north of West Fifteenth Street plus 31110 for the existing plan and 15046 for the new park. Garnett seeks 13974 to start water line and sanitary facilities at Lake Garnett. The joint council will review at July annual meeting and forward funding recommendations, subject to FY1970 congressional action.

Ottawa Kansas Park and Resources Authority Forest Park West Fifteenth Street Joint Council On Recreation Bureau of Outdoor Recreation Land and Water Conservation Fund

Bronze Star Awarded to Area Man in Vietnam Heroism

Mike Licktieg of Greeley receives the Bronze Star for heroism in Vietnam. Army citation notes he and two companions spent two hours attempting to capture three North Vietnamese soldiers near a bunker, risking their lives. the soldiers surrendered with documents. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Licktieg of Greeley.

Greeley Mike Licktieg Greley Vietnam Licktieg Spec Alfred. Licktieg

Ottawa Herald Highlights From January 21 1969 Page Eight

Local page notes from Ottawa Kansas dated January 21 1969 feature brief items and notices. Readers see concise items involving community events, school notes, sports scores, and civic updates typical of a small town newspaper page.

Bowling Scores From Friday Night Ladies Style Art Salon

Local bowling standings list highs and team scores across many leagues. Notable marks include Swinehart 178 for FRIDAY NIGHT LADIES STYLE ART SALON and J. Smith 139-373 for STAR MOBILE HOMES, with teams BALDWIN WARD and TEEM posting high 10-string totals as other lanes report.

Ladies Style Art Salon S. Swinehart W. Lantis Star Mobile Homes J. Smith Royal Tlanes E. Hills Baldwin—Ward M. Cochrane Helen and Bill Dynamic League Nitcher Figgins R. Pierce Bond Teem E. McCurdy Love Lee’s Cafe B. Wenthe D. Heckman Cravens Oil Company Richardson M., Jones Night Hawks J. Michael Prudential Ins. CO J. Haworth C. Burns Sr Harry Smith Auto Supply L. Stewart K. Jones Montgomery Ward

TV Does It Again We Saw It All

AP Television Radio Writer Cynthia Lowry notes networks provided a front row seat to Nixon's inauguration with cameras everywhere from the hotel to the White House The coverage highlighted Johnson's farewell moments and high security as the parade and inaugural events unfolded Viewership reached about 60 million as many chose TV over in person attendance

Cynthia Lowry New York Nixon White House CBS NBC

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Carl Butler Ady Frank Cox Henry Feuerborn Richmond Co-Op Ruth McCrea Colorado Matt Bures John John Rea Area Air Force James D. Fox Kansas WAF San Antonio Texas Emma Kavanaugh, Lane Anderson County Hospital Myron McCall Willow Phil Symons Centropolis George _ M Dahnmaier Lecdmpton Vesta Slavens) Dahnmaier Lecompton Income Tax Service George Underwood Richmond Methodist Fellowship Hall Bill Cardell Man OCC PTA the Daily Report Ralph Turkle Bell Plaine Hatfield Belle Plaine Turkle Reno County Emma Shepherd) Turkle Bessie McMillan Ruth Ratliff Princeton North Main Ella A. Keller E. Wilson Main Street Connie S. Evans Keller Evans Kansas City Eewenne Erry Judith K. Brooks Donald L. Brooks Ida Faye Dodds John G. Dodds Pamela J. Mitchell Larry J. Klink Ottawa Rfd Robert L. Cooper Faith M. Spencer the Elk’s South Ash Mary F. Royse Gene Hensick Royse Hensick South Hickory Helen L. Macy RFD Suzanne M. Wasemer Maple Anchor Savings Macy Wassmer Jacqueline E. Kline Washington State Pomona High School James R. Leach Pomona Leach Kline Herschel Herring Bill Bingham Ottawa University Dorothy Casey Lawrence Merle Price East-Weat Dick Peters Lyle Hanes Bob Miller Lou Brady Anna Rommelfanger St. John’s Catholic Church St. John’s Cemetery Ottawa Herald Midnighters H. Wright THE D. Dilton M. Mueller J. Heckert P. McDaniels J. Love H. McClay S. Barber F. Kaub D. Cromwell A. Hopkins E. Hettier Bien A. Pierce F. Salle the Hustlers T. Shisler Brunswick K. Hughes E. Roehl Morrison Pepsi-Cola Hall N. Main Underwood Lyndon B. Johnson Johnson Agnew Andrews Air Force Base Capitol Secret Service Washington Library Notes Southern Fried William Price Fox Rod McKuen John Brooks Wall Street Mabel Goode Bowers A Foundation Patrick Dennis Dennis Delight John Wealey Smith Harry Truman Joseph Gies Mr. Truman Agatha Christie Africa William Frye United States United Nations Glass House Allan Seager Theodore Roethke Weyerhaeuser Ottawa Lumber Co S. Main
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