Library official outlines plans with Richmond board
LEROY FOX, longtime librarian and 1970 Richmond Library consultant, met Tuesday with the Richmond board of directors to discuss the year ahead. Board members listed include Martha Chambers as chairman and Jerrald Harnden as secretary along with Dale Gillogly and Charlies Schaffer. Also noted is a social event at Eagles Lodge and health updates on local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Fox
Northeast Kansas
Richmond Library
Richmond Board of Directors
Martha Chambers
Jerrald Harnden
Dale Gillogly
Charlies Schaffer
Campaign On The 1970 March Of Dimes Opens In Franklin County
Franklin County March of Dimes campaign director O R Norman says mail appeals are being sent to Ottawa residents. Contributions fund research education patient care and community services at 111 birth defects centers including two in Kansas.
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Franklin County
O. R. Norman
March of Dimes
Ottawa
Kansas
Bowling Scores and Highs From Local League Pages
A listing of bowling scores and top high marks from multiple teams and players across a Thursday night league. Includes names such as M Jones J 212 893 and Brock 236 621 with high series figures and team affiliations like KANSAS STATE BANK and FRANKLIN SAVINGS, amid scattered scores and lane designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Beets
Wolgast
M. Jones
Mealman-Gorton
D. Melroy
Kitty Clover
V. Sa
Kansas State Bank
C. Jackson
Gambles
L. Seyler
Pomona Cafe
D. Heckman
Franklin Savings
D. Cheney
J. Patty
Wassmer’s
Brock
Richmond Co-Op
H. L. Wilson
Pence Food Market
B. Vietze
Briscoe Drugs
J. Love
Pepsi-Cola
E. Yost
Fogle Quarry
J. Snider
D. Hall
Irwin’s
P. Toumberlin
M. McMillen
Bennett
Reddick
Dodd
Anderson Carpets
Foster
Towner
R. Fuller
Rudge
A. Smith
Beautyland
Milton
Hughes
Elvis remains king to Britain's pop fans in London
Elvis Presley still holds the top spot with British pop fans, reports the New Musical Express. The London gauge shows continued admiration for the rock icon despite the changing music scene.
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London
Elvis Presley
Britain
New Musical Express
Multiple Vehicle Accidents Reported Across Town
A string of Oakland area traffic incidents is recorded with several drivers named. In the 100 block of South Hickory at 2:30 p.m. a Pirkko Ries and a Robert Hutton collided as both failed to stop. Another collision near Eighth and Lincoln involved David Buckridge and Welborn, both reporting limited sight. Frank Marconett and Michael Hicks rear collided at Seventh and Cedar on a slick street. West Docking Terrace saw two drivers escape injury after losing control. Obituaries note Ernest B. Thompson and Rose Nan Gonce with service details. Additional notices include Maynard Askins and Lela Williamson funerals, admissions and dismissals at local facilities, and a birth announcement for Mr. and Mrs. David Griffin.
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South Hickory
Pirkko K. Ries
Cedar
Robert E. Hutton
Main
Eighth
Lincoln
David D. Buckridge
Funston
Thomas
Seventh
Frank C. Marconett
S. Oak
Michael EB. Hicks
Williamsburg
Hicks
Moffit
District Court and Probate Notices from Ottawa area
District Court lists separate maintenance case Patricia Goulding versus Jerry Goulding. Probate Court records marriages of Wayne Bond with Margaret Thomas and Donald Nocktonick with Mary Boeckman. Citations include Dave Seyler fined for registration issue, Dennis Canfield fined for unsafe vehicle, Lawrence Fisher fined for no current registration, Thomas Black pled guilty to speeding. Wayne T. Detwiler funeral held at Towner's Chapel with Rev. Pentz officiating. pallbearers named. burial at Highland Cemetery.
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Wayne William Bond
Ottawa
Margaret Regina Thomas
Donald George Nocktonick
Mayetta
Mary Kay Boeckman
Topeka
Dave L. Seyler
Wellaville
Auffer
Ene
Dennis D. Canfield
Wellsville
Lawrence T. Fisher
Pomona
Thomas H. Black
Wayne T. Detwiler
Wayne Thomas Detwiler
Baldwin
Towner’s Chapel
Paul Pentz
J. M. Kilgore
Rush Halloway
W. A. Coats
Oscar Turner
Dana Hobson
Millard Jackson
Herman Butell Jr
Highland Cemetery
Cattle and Hogs Market Summary From Kansas City
KC Markets Kansas City AP cattle 100 calves none price test hogs 2 500 barrows and gilts mostly 7 lower 1-2 210 lb 28 50 1-8 200-250 lb 27 50-28 25 2-3 235-20 lb 27 00-27 75 24 260-270 lb 26 50-27 25 3-4 270-200 lb 25 50-26 60
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Kansas City
Nixon aides face fat content rule delay claim
Sen Abraham Ribicoff disclosed an Agriculture Department memo at a Senate hearing claiming the Nixon administration subverted a fat limit rule by delaying its enforcement for hot dogs. Irwin Fried said the memo aimed to give time to implement the regulation and denied subversion.
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Washington
Nixon
Sen
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Senate
Ribicoff
Agriculture Department
U.S
Irwin Fried
Department
Welfare activists press for bigger cash grants in Kansas
A coalition of welfare rights groups from Topeka Kansas City and Wichita told the House Public Health and Welfare Committee and the State Welfare Department that cash grants do not cover utilities or rent and protested Medicaid cuts. Members reported denied medical services and urged higher funding backed by state officials and physicians’ workloads.
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Topeka
Welfare Rights Organization
Kansas City
Wichita
House Public Health and Welfare Committee
State Welfare Department
Margaret Flowers
Moms Welfare Rights Organization
Frederick Linde
Kansas
Ethel Wesley
East
Lillian Baines
Robert Docking
Robert Harder
Students To Conference In Topeka Environmental Meet
Gov. Robert Docking's office says over 300 students from 12 Kansas colleges will meet state leaders at a Governor's Youth Conference on environmental problems next week. The event begins at Washburn University on Monday.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Kansas
Ernor
Washburn University
VP Given A Big Role In Elections
Washington AP Nixon's top political adviser says Vice President Agnew will be the administration's big gun in this year's congressional elections. Harry Dent predicts House gains and hope of seven Senate seats for Republicans. Dent, special counsel to the President, says Agnew will lead national support for GOP candidates.
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Washington
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Harry 8. Dent
South Carolina
House
Senate
South
Union
Dent
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
White House
Oval
Agnew
Acros
Registration of Voters Notice Ottawa Kansas 1970
City Clerk announces voter registration books in Ottawa Kansas are open during regular office hours. Those who did not vote in the November 1968 election or who have moved or not re registered must re register in person at City Hall. Sick or disabled arrangements available. Also contains political commentary by Dent on Agnew and Nixon activity.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Franklin County Kansas
In Franklin County Court Harold Brady sues Elmer Sieg and Thermo-Dyne. SHERIFF SALE scheduled Feb 3 1970 at 2 PM at Ottawa Court House to auction the oil and gas lease and related property to satisfy plaintiff’s judgment with liens and costs. Joe Ferns, Sheriff. Winter Green attorneys, Ottawa Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Franklin County
Kansas
Harold Brady
Maintiff
Elmer Sieg and
Thermo-Dyne, Inc
District Court
Court House
Ottawa
Miami, County
Joe Ferns
Winter & Green
First National Bank
Attys
Notice of Appointment in the Estate of John F Laws
In Franklin County Kansas Edith M Laws named Executrix of John F Laws deceased The creditors heirs and others are notified to present demands within nine months from first publication January 7 1970 Ottawa Kansas January 7 1970 Edith M Laws Executrix Attorneys Winter Green First National Bank Bldg Ottawa Kansas 66067
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John F. Laws
State of
Kansas
Edith M. Laws
Ottawa
Franklin County
Winter & Green
Maude E. McMannis
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Eagles Lodge
Prohafka
Ady
Carol Arnold
Chestnut
Baptist Memorial Hospital
Roy and
The
Drifters
Red Barn
Adv
Darlene Jones
S. Poplar
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Royal T
Williamson Lela B. Williamson
Charles $. Williamson
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Lamb-Roberts
Chterry
the Daily Report
Ernest B, Thompson
Ernest B. Thompson
Rantoul Rfd
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Atkinson-Dickey Funeral Home
Harrisonville
Freeman
Thompson
John M
Cora Anna Thompson
Service Pipe Line Co
Missouri
Carly
Rose Nan Gonce
Rose Nan (Sanders) Gonce
Aloha
Ore
Brown
Newberg
Gonce
Fred H. Gonce
Humbert A. Gonce
Loral Gonce
Harold Truman Gonce
Martha EB. Simmons
Ruby G. Hudson
Maynard Askins
Lela B. Williamson
Willow
Williamson
Free Methodist Church
Charles R. Williamson
Rockwood Drive
Lena Belle Moore
Falls’ Church
Ruth Raitzlaff
McPherson
Nancy Broers
Hillsboro
Francis Carpenter
Beatrice
Neb
Ruby Millbern
Tucson
Ariz
Lee Reneau
Alva Reneau
Leawood
Roy Reneau
Willard Reneau
Clarence Reneau
Eva Dotson
Oak Haven Nursing Home
Richmond
Betty Kirkland
Princeton
Bert Franks
Ottawa Rfd
Hattie Robinson
S. Mulberry
Raymond David
S. Maple
Charles Campbell
Ash
Pansy Bowman
Keith Adriance
Denzel Bryant
S. Cherry
Enn Meister
Ottawa University
Floyd Jacob
N. Cherry
Ira Happy
N. Cedar
Douglas Vogler
St. Terr
John Guilfoyle
David Griffin
Rfd
Patricia Elaine Goulding
Jerry James Goulding
KC Markets
Downer
Cular EL
Joe Towner
JOE ' S
N. Main
David A. Wiker
Dulian Wiker
E. Sixteenth
U.S. Army
Co. A
Ft. Leonard Wood
Robert Moore
U. S
Roswell Park Memorial
Buffalo
Orlin W. Smith
Gallup
Evangelist Billy Graham
Executrix
Lewis G. McMannis
Bowles
Sheldon & Topping
Skoog & Latimer
Petitioner
Christian Bros
SiHickory
Otte
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