Local notices and ads from Ottawa area listings
Community notices include new business openings Barnett and Blakesley and Self Service Laundry at 1600 S Main, honors for Anita Didde at Benedictine College, a Qock repair shop on 233 W 3rd, and an accounting firm R J Accounting with contact numbers. Also features Farmers Home Administration committee appointment, income tax services, local dance events with the Garnett Savings and Loan Association, and a city commission correction notice. Distressed? call 242 5493 and farm bureau fruit orders due Feb 1. World of community events continues with meetings, lunches, and local radio and TV listings. Loy Knight, stationed in Udorn, Thailand, will return March 1 to Pope AFB.
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Loy D. Knight
Udorn
Thailand
Pope Afb
N. C
Clarice Belle
Clarence Oswald
Princeton
Class Schedule At AE Center
The Adult Education Center at 123 E. 2nd announced next week’s offerings. English and Bookkeeping meet 7 p.m. Mondays, Math and English 7 p.m. Tuesdays, Stenography 7 p.m. Tuesdays, Reading 7 p.m. Wednesdays, Modern Clerical Practice 7 p.m. Wednesdays, Office Practice 7 p.m. Wednesdays, and Gregg Shorthand 8 p.m. Wednesdays.
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Adult Education
E. 2Nd
Market gauges cattle hogs and lambs in weekly cash report
The Daily Report notes higher cattle prices with steers and heifers up to 1.00, cows 1.25-1.75 higher, and feeders mixed. Hogs rise 2.00-2.25, sows 1.50-2.00 higher. Sheep values lift 50. Lambs 50 higher. pelts and wool prices vary by weight and quality. Roadside accident reports two drivers, Linda S. McNish and Chester A. Hall, with injuries. Obituary notices include Willard C. Burke, 61, formerly of Ottawa, and Chester A. Hall details.
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Kansas City
South Walnut
Linda S. McNish
Ottawa
Death of William A. Stevens Sr. in Texas
William A. Stevens Sr. 38, of Houston Texas and former Ottawa resident, died Friday at Temple Hospital Texas. Born July 13 1933 in Keokuk Iowa he attended Ottawa schools and KU Law. He married Suzanne Hammond on November 13 1961 in Ottawa. Survived by wife, son William A. Stevens Jr. 10, daughter Susan Katherine 7, his parents R L Stevens and wife, and other relatives. He was an attorney with Santa Fe Railway legal dept and a veteran of the U S Army. Memorials suggested to Cancer Fund. Services to be announced.
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William A. Stevens
William A. Stevens Sr
Houston
Tex
Ottawa
Temple Hospital
Temple
Stevens
Keokuk
Iowa
R. L. Stevens
University of Kansas School of Law
Santa Fe Raily
Suzanne Hammond
Kenneth Hammond
St. Stephens United Presbyterian Church
U.S. Army
William A. Stevens Jr
Susan Katherine Stevens
Walnut
Cancer Fund Fund
Funeral services for Eugene K Whitacre held Friday
Funeral services for Eugene K. Whitacre who died Wednesday were conducted Friday at the Damron Towner Chapel with Rev Henry Roberts officiating. Music featured organist Mrs Bruce Spears and singer Mrs Carro.
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Eugene K. Whitacre
Damron- Towner Chapel
Henry &. Roberts
Bruce Spears
Carro
Red China Admits To An A Bomb Flop
Premier Chou En-lai reportedly admitted one of China's 12 nuclear tests failed. Hong Kong media cited Oct 1970 as the mishap date, while Tokyo outlets noted a longstanding test record through 1967 and 1970. China would seek a nuclear prohibition pact with Japan as relations normalize.
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Red China
Tokyo
Chou En-lai
China
Chou
Peking
Hong Kong
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Hong Kong Star
Chien Hsueh-shen
The
Star
Y. H. Kwok
Chien
Kwok
Japan
Israel Expects Hotel Talks to Reopen Suez Canal
U S officials say Israel is likely to accept proximity talks in a hotel with Egyptian negotiators to discuss reopening the Suez Canal. Cairo may resist. US mediation follows renewed Phantom jet deliveries and recent talks with Rabin.
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Washington
Israel
Suez Canal
United States
U.S
New York
Asst
Joseph Sisco
Yitzhak Rabin
Canada Reaches Accord With Air Controllers
OTTAWA AP Government and union negotiators reached a settlement to end the air controllers strike that grounded most flights since Monday. The 27 month contract provides a 17 percent pay raise and a reduction of the work week from 36 to 34 hours. Union leader J R Dick Campbell urged ratification while criticizing disclosure of terms by Michael Bolger. Controllers expected to vote Tuesday with flights likely resuming by Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Ottawa
J. R. Dick Campbell
Michael Bolger
Campbell
Bolger
Bowling Scores Nightly Leaders by League and Highs
Bowling scores show Friday and Tuesday league leaders across multiple teams. Individual highs include Hoosier names and city leagues with scores and embarrassments noted, highlighted by top results like 528 and 553 in various divisions.
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Fender
Hollow
Lee’s
Elder
Boise Cascade
DiBona
Independents
AnDerson
Swinehart
C&m Builders
van der Maas
Turner
Plumbing
Leach
Liegerot
Wight Ladies
Helen & Bill's
HamIlton
Srites
Leecy
Nighthawk
Montgomery Ward
W. Ledom
Toumberiin
Skyhooks
Yost
Harry Smith
Harry Smith—2 High 10-30—Hecker, 198-147 Shine’s
Reeves
West Wilson
Hood
Prudential
Messenger
English
Dynamic League
Heathman Oil
McDaniels
Keim
Lee’s Downtowner
Heckman
Cravens’ Oil
Wilson
Nitcher
S—O
Figgins
Gambles
Cochran
Wassmer
Payne
Youth Killed Near Melvern In Vehicle Crash
A 19 year old Eureka youth Harvey Kindle Jr. was killed near Melvern when his vehicle rolled and struck a tree around 12:45 a.m. He was alone in the car. The crash happened on K-174 about two and a half miles west of Melvern.
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Melvern
Eureka
Harvey Kindle Jr
Here
Highway Patrol
Kindle
K-174
Hunger Strike At San Quentin Reaches Sixth Day
San Quentin's maximum security Adjustment Center houses 22 inmates in a sixth day hunger strike. The protest, led by Soledad Brother figures, demands hot food on metal trays, unshackled visiting, and access to chapel and minority literature. Authorities say meals continue with security precautions.
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San Quentin
Calif
Douglas Vaughn
Park
Soledad
John Clutchette
Fleeta Drumgo
Ruchell Magee
Angela Davis
Marin County Civic Center
Adjustment Center
Postmasters and Executives Get $1000 Pay Hikes at Postal Service
White collar Postal Service managers across headquarters regional and local offices received $1,000 annual raises effective after the November 14 freeze end. The increases, ranging from 8,000 to 20,000 dollars salaries, exceed Pay Board limits and Brightness for Phase 2. The moves affect about 80,000 managers with most in 8,000 to 14,000 band, while unionized workers also gained 250 dollars in November and are said to fall under Pay Board review.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Postal Service
Board
Legislative Branch
Congress
Pay Board
Notice of Hearing in Estate of C P Burrows
Legal notice from Franklin County Probate Court Kansas announces a hearing on the estate of C P Burrows deceased. Charles A Burrows is the executor seeking final settlement court costs and fees, heirs and distribution determination. Defenses must be filed by February 10, 1972 at 9 a.m. in Ottawa Court.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
C. P. Burrows
Charles MA. Burrows
P. Burrows
Ottawa
Charles Aa, Burrows
In re Estate of Alvin B Cox Ottawa Kansas Proceedings
Notice of probate in Franklin County Kansas for the estate of Alvin B Cox deceased. Petition filed by Rev Raymond W Raley administrator cta seeks determination of court costs fees and will interpretation. Defenses due February 14 1972 at 9:30 am in Ottawa Kansas with Winter Green First National Bank Lidge as attorneys.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Clara v. Brooks
William 5. Bowers
Johnson
Ottawa
Kansas
Alvin B. Cox
Raymond W. Raley
C.t.a
S.a
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S . Selfvevice Laundry
S. Main
Anita Didde
Dorothy Didde
E. 5Th
Benedictine College
Miss Didde
Qock Repair
Darrel Berry
Garnett Savings and Loan Association
Farmers Home _ Administration
Kansas Savings and Loan League
Franklin County Association For Retarded Children
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
13Th and
Maple
Audit Tax Service
Professional Building
Eagles
Dewey Richardson
Farm Bureau
Naomi’s Club
Bob Marriott
Adv
Franklin County Soil Conservation District
Memorial Auditorium
Wibw-Tv
WIBW
Ottawa City Commission
Herald
Paul H. Gaynor
S. Cedar
Taxpayers’ Association
VFW
Bob Griffin
New Country Boys
the Daily Report
Police
Kenneth W. Beasley
Chester A. Hall
Willard C. Burke
Westminster
Roy
Gold
Clark) Burke
Fay Baxter
Connie Smith
Betty Bleifuss
California
Gold Burke
Gold Star Mothers
Long Beach
Willis Burke
Henry Vaughn
Richmond
C. D. Hood
N. Main
Leonard Swallow
Quenemo
William Fanning
Pomona
Fred Prager
S. Locust
James Baker
Cottonwood
Kathi DeHoff
la Cygne
John Wineland
Williamsburg
Leona Mora
King
Lynetta Wheeler
Ray Talbott
Chopin
Carl Bobbish
Ottawa University
Frederic Francois Chopin
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Canada
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George Jackson
Lee de Bord
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William &. Bowers
2Nd Street
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