Easement condemnation filed in Ottawa District Court
City of Ottawa seeks condemnation over land owned by Myron and Jeanne R Steere at 1143 S Mulberry for sewer purposes on South Willow. Other notices include jury selection for Dallas Farrar non support case, Elkis Club potluck postponed to Jan 30, and Baxter community meeting at the school Friday at 8 p.m. with pie and table service requested.
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Myron
Jeanne R. Steere
S. Mulberry
City of
Ottawa
South Willow
Dallas Farrar
Dodge City
Baxter
AF & AM
Louis Dale
Sidney O. Morris
Sec’y
R.A.M
Ing
Steere
E.H.P
Melvin L. Sellers
Sec
Kansas City Market Update Cattle Hogs Sheep Steady Variations
KC Markets Kansas City AP cattle 4 500 calves 100 steers and heifers steady cows steady vealers unchanged feeders steady good to prime steers 23.00 27.00 good and choice heifers 23.00 25.00 utility and commercial cows 14.50 17.00 good and choice vealers 23.00 28.00 choice to fancy feeders 25.00 27.35 hogs 3 500 barrows and gilts steady to 10 25 lower sows strong barrows and gilts 200 260 17.00 75 sows 200 442 14.50 16.50 sheep 1 600 lambs steady to strong ewes and feeders steady good to prime sheep 16.00 17.50 cull to good 3.60 50 good and choice feeders 11.00 13.00
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Kansas City
Overbrook and Osage City Livestock Sale Listings
A dense OCR list details multiple weekly livestock sale events across Kansas towns including Overbrook Ottawa Osage City Emporia Franklin County and Waverly with dates June January and June 25 plus contact phones for organizers Gordon James Ernest Arnold Myers Bros Printy and others. It notes sale times Wednesdays Saturdays and weekly community auctions with locations on Wilson Main Locust and 4 miles southeast Ottawa.
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Ernest Arnold Overbrook
Kansas
Osage City
Kansan
Emporia Livestock Sale Co
Emporis
Kanaan
Franklin County Sale Co
Latust and Wilson
Ottawa
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
RID
Franklin County
Bivery Beturday
Locust & Wilson
W. J. Reedy
Waverly Livestock Sale
Waverly
Kanxes
Wilder Kennedy
Omilen
Hantoul
Laima
Kanga
Clamp On Algerians But Violence Mounts
Algiers, Oran, and Bone face new security controls as French authorities bar traffic and deploy troops to curb fighting between European and Moslem terrorists. Gunfire kills two Europeans and a Moslem in Algiers. a European dies in Oran and a Moslem vendor is killed in a crowd retaliation. A blast damages the steamship Djebel Dira in Bone, forcing drydock repairs. Police confront rising deaths and strikes as transport and medical workers strike. roadblocks and evacuations are delayed by troop shortages.
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Algiers
Algeria
Jean Morin
Oran
Bone
Pean
Djebel Dira
France
Sick Humor In Grammar Quiz Draws Community Debate
In Wappingers Falls a high school English class explored a satire based syntax exercise featuring bizarre lines. Parents protested with letters to the Poughkeepsie Journal while the board, urged by the English department head, supported the teacher and upheld confidence in the department.
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Wappingers Falls
N.Y
Irving
Schlep
Grandpa
Board of Education
Hannan
Wappingers Central
Oxygen system work as Glenn spaceflight nears
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP Space technicians rush to fix the oxygen system on John H Glenn Jrs capsule amid a fourth postponement for Americas first orbital flight Officials said they replaced a hose and a device that regulates oxygen flow and will run final checks NASA declined to estimate new delay length Glenn 40 shortened his preflight diet and underwent simulated flight and a two part preflight physical including brain wave tests as Thursday prepares the second half of the exhaustive medicals
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
John H. Glenn Jr
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Glenn
Patrick Air Force Base
Pomona Church Sets Meeting on Parsonage Plan
A committee report on building a new Methodist Church parsonage will be presented and discussed at a special congregation meeting after the Sunday service on January 28. Snow and cold weather do not stop Chippewa Radio Club from holding its regular meetings as of January 17. Members were visited by Mr and Mrs.
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Chippewa Radio Club
Fines noted in driving charge cases and local meetings
Creed Hogan Jr. of Gardner and Stanford F. Mathis of Springhill were fined 25 dollars each in a local driving case. The Pomona park site was discussed as a possible ham picnic venue for June 10. In school news, some younger members prepared for semester exams while others were reached by ham radio from KOVEV. Present at a meeting were Victor Venables, Barry Brown, Reed Richardson of Ottawa, Bill Goodwill of Williamsburg, Dave Zimmerman, Lorenzo Nitcher, and Jack Langley Sr. of Pomona. There was no school on Friday January 19 due to illness not widespread at the high school. The new semester began smoothly. buses are operating well. A note on conditions said country children fared better than town kids walking on uncleared sidewalks or busy highways. Shepherd L. Collins, 19, was fined 25 in Police Court for reckless driving after an earlier citation for failing to reduce speed. his car reportedly traveled 230 feet and crossed two yards after skidding on ice. Lyle Hunt returned home from the hospital Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Langley moved into a new home Saturday. Collins claimed he accelerated to avoid ditching the vehicle. Austin J. Wood, 56, forfeited a 50 bond for not appearing on a drunkenness charge. Clarence Tilton, 35, Garnett, faced arraignment on DUI, speeding, and license charges. his bond was set at 250 and trial was moved to February 5.
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Creed Hogan Jr
Gardner
Stanford F. Mathis
Springhill
Pomona Park
KOVEV
Victor Venables
Barry Brown
Reed Richardson
Ottawa
Bill Goodwill
Williamsburg
Dave Zimmerman
Lorenzo Nitcher
Jack Langley Sr
Pomona
Shepherd L. Collins
Colling
Willow
Tom Gleason
Bob Cowdin
Bill Adams
Collins
Willow Street
Lyle Hunt
Tilton
Hospital Notes And Births In Local Notices
Admissions list includes Mrs. Harvey McCann Donald Meeker Jeannie Imel and Princeton entries from Monday. Births record a Cooper son eight pounds fifteen ounces and a Wood son seven pounds ten ounces with addresses 116 W. 10th RFC 3 Lawrence. Dismissals note Elsie Ferguson at 812 N Sycamore and Mrs Ralph E Crane and baby daughter at 420 1S Oak on Tuesday.
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Harvey McCann
Ash
Donald Meeker
Hickory
Jeannie Imel
Princeton
Lindy Cooper
Dale L. Wood
RFC
Lawrence
Elsie Ferguson
N. Sycamore
Ralph E. Crane
Oak
Deaths in Ottawa area include three residents
George W. Beeman 74 Kansas City died at 1 a.m. He was born January 27, 1887 in Ottawa and is survived by a nephew and a niece in Kansas City. Services Thursday 1 p.m. at Lamb Funeral Home with burial in Hope Cemetery. Elvie B. Blake 68 Medical Lake Washington formerly of Ottawa died January 21 in Spokane. Surviving include widow Frances Todd, two brothers Arthur W. Blake and Jesse S. Blake, one sister Mrs. Hayes Johnson. Funeral Friday 2 p.m. in Ottawa with burial in Wellsville Cemetery. Leroy James Rybolt 72 Ottawa area resident died today at 7:30 p.m. Born December 9, 1889 in Wichita. Married to Tessa Bowen in 1914. Surviving include widow, one daughter, four sons, ten grandchildren, and several relatives. Services Thursday 2 p.m. at Towner's Chapel with burial in Highland Cemetery. Mrs. Lewis F. Fischer 58 RFD 4 died today at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Born July 15, 1903 in Herington. Surviving include widower, two daughters, one son, eleven grandchildren, and several siblings. Services Saturday 10 a.m. at Sacred Heart Church. Burial in St. John's Cemetery Homewood. Rosary at McVey-Dengel Mortuary Friday 8 p.m.
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George W. Beeman
Kansas City
Ottawa
Frank
Ella
Mae (Detwiler) Beeman
North
Lamb Funeral Home
Hope Cemetery
Elvie B. Blake
Medical Lake
Wash
Spokane
Princeton
State Hospital
Topeka
Washington
Frances Todd
Arthur W. Blake
N. Cedar
Jesse S. Blake
Leroy James Rybolt
RFD
Gower Moving Co
Wichita
James Albert
Maggie Louise (Wittmer) Rybolt
Tessa Bowen
Grant City
Pete Hintz
Harry David
James LeRoy
Alfred W
Denzel Allen
Mary Rybolt
Margaret L. Heaton
Worth Mo
Frederick Rybolt
Towner’s Chapel
Charles P. Knight
Highland Cemetery
Lewis F. Fischer
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Emma Rose Biehler
Herington
John F. and
Anna (Dietenbrook) Biehler
Fischer
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
H.C.H. Club
The
Security Benefit Association
M. M. Green
Don Schamle
Donald L. Fischer
Biehler
Agnes Schrader
Anne Herpick
White City
William
Andrew
Joseph
Leo Biehler
Francis
Edward Biehler
Brighton
Colo
Lawrence Biehler
Sacred Heart Church
Henry Beier
St. John’s Cemetery
Homewood
OU Registration To Begin Monday
Ottawa University schedules registration for the second semester with new and returning students to report to Myers Library at appointed times. Evening and Saturday classes start Tuesday evening. A six course non regular session lineup includes ceramics drawing painting platform speaking and more taught by Hickman Tweet Wilkees and Roth. Evening classes run 6:30 to 9 p.m. and Saturday morning class from 9 to 11:30.
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Ottawa University
Myers Library
W. D. Bemmels
University
Bemmels
Ronald Hickman
Hickman
Michael |Trwedt
H. Wilkees Myers
Elmer Roth
Kansas
Camper's Wife Bet Against Him in Snowy Challenge
Sandra Wedal and 14 friends bet $101 each that Tony Wedal could endure eight days in a tent with dehydrated food in freezing woods near Clare Michigan. At mid point he remains strong, with doctor reporting good health. Courtney Bauer flies daily checks, noting Wedal chops wood and plans to fish when possible.
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Clare, Mich
Sandra Wedal
Tony Wedal
Ottawa Community Theater Players elect four new directors
The Ottawa Community Theater Players Inc. elected four new board directors at a meeting last night at the Ottawa Youth Center. New directors are Mrs. Tom Porter Jack Day James Kahler and Howard Smith. Other members are Eddie Sheldon John Wassmer Loren Latimer Anne Ramsey and Silvana Sheldon. Officers for the coming year will be chosen by the board.
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Ottawa Community Theater Players, Inc
Ottawa Youth Center
Tom Porter
Jack Day
James Kahler
Howard Smith
Eddie Sheldon
John Wassmer
Loren Latimer
Anne Ramsey
Silvana Sheldon
Shrine Club Elects Officers
Albert Hickman was elected president of the Franklin-Miami Shrine Club at the annual election last night at a dinner at the North American Hotel. Hickman succeeds Tom Gleason, who presided and joined the board for a 3-year term. John Weidmann and Louis Dengel were also elected to 3-year board terms. James Alexander was named vice president and Julius Raffelock secretary treasurer.
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Albert Hickman
Franklin-Miami
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R. F. Miller
W. E. Hegberg
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Tom Mudrick
Jim Gladstone
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Scott’s
Jack Nelson
Kas
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Gordon James
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Wilson
Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Harold
Charles
Lyndon
Ottawa Livestock Commission Co
Weot
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Furniture & Miso
Garcett
Poughkeepsie Journal
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Wappingers Central School
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Pomona News
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Dwight Langley
Leeee Ee
Pee LeeCey
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Wellsville Cemetery
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George W
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Totwner’s Chapel
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Miller Institute
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Sycamore
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McCracken Electric
K.A.B.S.U
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