Four division safety meeting eyed for Franklin County crew
Three employees of the Franklin County Highway Department William Clark and Howard McCurdy both road superintendents and Tom Stansbury sign foreman plan to attend the fourth division safety meeting at Chanute today. The meeting is sponsored by the Kansas State Highway Department. In Ottawa area notices clothing toys and misc for sale at 840 S Cedar Thursday January 26. John Lee has been named promotion manager on the University Daily Kansan staff. Frank Brown awarded a life insurance sales trophy for 1966. Public auction of Fannie Mallory estate in Quenemo Saturday January 28 at 1:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Highway Department
Wiliam Clark
Howard McCurdy
Tom Stansbury
Chas Nute
Kansas State Highway Department
John Lee
H. C. Lee
S. Maple
Kansan
University of Kanesas
Emergency treatments at Ransom Memorial Hospital
Emergency treatments after injuries reported Monday include Eileen Sass eighteen of Princeton with a right wrist laceration from broken door glass, Steven Bruner thirteen of Rantoul with a left hand injury from a saw, Mrs. Mary Chapin of 409 S Elm with a cut end of the fourth finger, and Allan Hills seven of Quenemo RFD 1 with a sprained ankle and middle finger injury. Also Oscar Woods formerly of Ottawa now a Baptist Memorial Hospital patient in Kansas City Room 532, with sons Roy and Glen remaining Ottawa residents. Drive Through Car Wash ad. Mrs Bosco Smith of Williamsburg dismissed from St Luke's Hospital and recuperating at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Eileen Sass
Princeton
Stefven Bruner
Rantoul
Mary Chapin
S. Elm
Allan Hills
Quenemo Rfd
Oscar Woods
Grandview
Ottawa
Baptist Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Roy
Glen
John Deere Day Free Movies Free Lunch Ad
Frank Rocker of Garnett is a patient at Anderson County Hospital after transfer from Topeka VA Hospital. A 12 Hour sale offers 10 percent off purchases of $2 or more from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Wednesday January 25 at Gambles in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere
Frank Rocker
Garenett
Andereson County Hospital
Garnett
Topeka V. A. Hospital
Pomona Student Wins Wagner Scholarship for KU Year
Gale D. Lantis of Pomona wins the Wagner Scholarship for 1966 67 while a junior in civil engineering at the University of Kansas. Son of Mr and Mrs Charles Lantis he earns the award for the academic year confirming Pomona ties and KU enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Wagner
Gale D. Lantis
Charles Lantis
University of Kansas
Service Station Training Program Begun In Kansas
The Kansas oil industry with the federal Department of Labor starts a training program for 320 service station employees in Emporia Kansas. Trainees learn product knowledge customer service and sales plus chassis lubrication wheel balancing alignment and more. Employers buy $20 books and receive $10 per day for each day of attendance and $100 if the worker remains employed after training. Dean Williams of Emporia leads the program and promotes among area filling stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Oil Industry
Federal Department of Labor
Kansas
Kansas Oilmens Association
Emporia
Kanesas
Dean Williams
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births at Local Hospitals
Admission entries include Marvin Jardon Baldwin RFD 1 Miss Ethel Mae Wiggins 711 S Main Sherman Nichols 714 S Oak Mrs Daniel Wolken 706 N Main Ernest Smith Williamsburg Joe Scott 743 S Lee Tuesday Dismissals list Mrs Wayne Griffin and son 606 E 15th Eugene Jones Wichita Monday Mrs Arthur Hage den 604 S Sycamore Mrs William Ratliff Princeton Ricky Roush Princeton Tuesday Births to Mr and Mrs Lowell Harris Waverly a son weight 8 lbs 314 oz Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Jardon
Baldwin Rfd
Ethel Mae Wiggins
S. Main
Sherman Nichols
S. Oak
Daniel Wolken
N. Main
Ernest Smith
Williamsburg
Joe Scott
S. Leecust
Wayne Griffin
Lowell Harris
Waverly
Man Pleads Guilty In Larceny Case
A Missouri man named David Leroy Aldrich 19 Sedalia pleaded guilty to petty larceny in County Court after entering the Newland Garage Wellsville on January 15 1967 with two companions and stealing tires a flashlight candy bars and $77 55 in change. He was sentenced to 60 days in the county jail and placed on one year of parole after costs were assessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Comne Ty Court
David Leroy Aldrich
Sedalia
Newland
Wellsville
John Frank Clemons
Roger Dee McGinnis
Aldrich
Neveland
Bridge Winners at Ottawa Country Club Monday Night
Ottawa Country Club results show in North-South first place Lyle Hanes and E W Crandall with Catherine Mee Clay and Dorothy Casey second. East-West first place Earle Hill with Joan Price and Robert F Miller with Evgene Bush also tied. Team of Four winners Sunday include Allan Underwood Lyle Hanes E W Crandall and Jess Gilemore as leaders with a tie for second among Kyle Crandall Kramer Hill and Hegbere Merle Price Jean Price and John Thornburg.
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Ottawa Country Club
Northesouth
Lyle Hanes
E. W. Crandall
Catherine Mee Clay
Dorothy Casey
Earle Hill
Joan Price
Robert F. Miller
Evegene Bush
Allan Unederwood
Jess Gilemore
Ottawa Man Acquitted Of DWI Charge
Guy Haffner, 62, of 900 Estabrook, was found not guilty in District Court Monday after previously being convicted in police court for driving while under the influence. The case began Sept 1966 with a police court trial that led to a $100 fine and 10 days in jail with one year parole. He appealed, posted bond, and a jury acquitted him in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Guy Haffner
Estabrook
North Main
Haffner
Shrine Club Meets Monday With Film On Accidents
The Franklin County Shrine Club met Monday with Clyde Johnson as guest presenting a film titled The High Cost of Letting Go about accidents. A steak and chicken dinner at the North American Hotel preceded the meeting. Under Joe Ferns, the group voted to publish copies of the Shriners Parade of Recipes for a financial drive. Julius Raffelock reported on a recent Elks Club event and the club’s finances. The next meeting is set for February 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Johnson
Franklin County Shrine Club
North American
Joe Ferns
Shriners
Julius Raffelock
Elks Club
Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices at Kansas City Market
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports cattle about 3,000 head with steer prices mostly 25 lower and heifers 25 lower while cows remain steady. Feeder cattle and heifers fall, prime and high choice values listed. hogs about 5,000 with barrows and gilts 25 50 lower. sows steady to weak. Lambs 500 with steady to strong demand and prime woolled lambs at 21 75 to 22 50.
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Kansas City
Bowling scores from Brunswick League and others
Summary of league scores listing high games and series for multiple teams including BRUNSWICK LEAGUE FIRST NATIONAL BANK-2 ODD FELLOWS-2 HELEN AND BILL'S CAFE-3 HUBBARD LUMBER-1 MCMILLEN OIL CO.-3 OTTAWA INSULATION-1 MONDAY NIGHT LADIES NITCHER FLOOR SERVICE-3 OTTAWA SAVINGS-1 OTTAWA BOWL-4 OSBURN'S FLOWERS-O ELK'S LADIES-2 LEE''S CAFE-2 MONDAY MIXED COUPLES COOL CATS-3 FOUR MIRACLES-1 FRITTS FOUR-2 HAPPY LOSERS-2 FABULOUS FOUR-3 GO-GO FOURSOME-1 with players and scores such as Wright 206 543 AiNsworth 207 Breckenridge 505 Doman 203 Whaley 572 Davis 235-576 McDaniels 181-497 Moody 191-471 Bush 168 Doman 431 Cayot 156 Emerson 381 Lewis 181-528 Whitacre 178 493 Larson 15% 428 Nichols 176 448 Fritts 190-488 Mille 184 Mille 467 Gorton 189 535 Wolgast 210 560.
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Brunswick League
First National Bank
Wright
ODD Fellows
AiNsworth
Breckenridge
Helen and
Bill’s Cafe
Doman
Whaley
Hubbard Lumber
R, Davis
McMillen Oil CO
McDanIels
Nitcher
J. Hettler
Ottawa Savings
M. Cochrane
Ottawa Bowl
Bush
D. Doman
Osburn
Cayot
Emerson
Elk’s Ladies
Lewis
Lee
Larson
Nichols
Fritts
Mille
Gorton
Wolgast
Notice of hearing in estate of Mary E Penne deceased
In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court a petition by J W Dickerson executor seeks final settlement of Mary E Penne estate and determination of heirs assets and will interpretation. Defenses due by February 16, 1967 at 1 30 PM in Ottawa Kansas. failure means judgment. Attorneys listed as Winton A Winter First National Bank Bldg Ottawa KS 66067.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
J. W. Dickerson
Mary E. Peine
Ottawa
Mary E. Penne
Winton A. Winter
First National Bank Bldg
Kansas
Economist Will Speak At OU Ottawa Lectures by Keyserling
Leon H. Keyserling, president of the Conference on Economic Progress, will speak at Ottawa University at 2 p.m. February 6 as part of a distinguished lecturer series in the Kansas City Regional Council for Higher Education. He has chaired the Council of Economic Advisors and is noted for his writings on economic development. His topic is United States Economic Problems Over the Next Ten Years. Lectures are open to the public at no charge. Pewey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon H. Keyserling
Conference On Economic Progress
Ottawa University
Keyserling
Kansas City
Marriage License Report for Gary L. Taylor and Leslie N. Phares
A marriage license was issued for Gary L. Taylor, 21, of Baldwin, and Leslie N. Phares, 17, of Wellsville. The record notes the couple applied together and were approved by the relevant county clerk. This brief notice confirms their legal union follows state marriage standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary L. Taylor
Baldwin
Leslie N. Phares
Wellsville
Police News Juvenile cited for stop sign violation
Police report two youths Richard K. Brown 18 of 728 W Fifth and Jack L. Jones 18 of Ottawa University were cited Monday at Eleventh and Cedar for disobeying a stop sign. John W. Catalani 22 of 1210 Maple was cited in the 1600 block of South Main for operating a motor vehicle with a valid Kansas driver's license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard K. Brown
W. Fifth
Eleventh
Cedar Street
Jack L. Jones
Ottawa University
Cedar
John W. Catalani
Maple
South Main
Capitol Lines Changes Leaders In Capitol Truck Lines
Capitol Truck Lines Inc, serving this area, reports a management change. Preston Thompson, local manager, states William Rudnick of Topeka is elected president. Rudnick and Edwin Ransburg of Topeka have purchased outstanding stock. Capitol, founded 21 years ago by Charles, Galand and Elbert Seetin, saw Charles and Galand killed in a 1965 plane crash. Elbert remains active under the new president, with no changes in local operations expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Truck Lines Inc
Preston Thompson
Dartmouth weight thrower plans ministry path
George McIntarath from Muscatine Iowa a 6 foot 4 inch 235 pound weight thrower at Dartmouth intends to become a minister. The note highlights his size and future vocation.
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Dartmouth
George MclItrath
Muscatine
Iowa
County court fines two for traffic violations
County Court lists Richard A. Johnson of Mission Kansas cited December 23 four miles south of Ottawa on US 59 for improper passing. He pleaded guilty and was fined ten dollars and costs. Oliver D. Marney of Topeka cited January 16 two miles north of Richmond on US 59 for illegal use of farm registration. He pleaded guilty and was fined five dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Johnson
Mission
Kan
Ottawa
Oliver D. Marney
Tospeka
Richmond
Meeting Notice on School Facility in Ottawa Kansas
A meeting will be held at Hawkins School in Ottawa Kansas on February 8 1967 at 7 30 PM to decide whether to continue operation of the attendance facility in the former School District No 38 and whether resident electors want to retain the facility. This notice is issued under Kansas statute Sec 72-6757 by Board of Education Unified District 290 Ottawa Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins School
Logan and
Main
Ottawa
Kanesas
Board of Education
Kansas
Printy and Son Ben Printy Cap Ottawa Auction House
Printy and Son runs weekly community auctions at Printy’s Auction House. Every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 p.m. bids occur from 1135 and 1136 North Main in Ottawa.
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Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
Main
Ottawa
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Ottawa Territory
Frank Brown
New York Life Insurance Company
Fannie Mallory
Quenemo
Adv
Ottawa Herald
D & S Car Wash
Hickory
Bosco Smith
Williamseburg
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ady
Ellis
Shrine Club
State of
Franklin County
Said
Ree
Police News
Capitol Lines
Beiter
Richard ‘‘Dick
W. Belcher
Lamb Funeral Home
Max C, DeWeese
Highland Cemetery
Ottawa Lodge No. 18
Af&am
Victor R
Hughes WM
Phil McCracken
Ore
Lamb
National Bank
the Peoples National Bank
United States
U. S
Winchester
R. C. Winchester
W. B. DeVilbiss
Geo. E. Lister
Wright’s
Louis Lengel
Jon
Yours
Francis Wilson
Sten Cue
Ilineman
Downey
Wellseville
R.A.M
Baldwin Rest Home
Clifford R
Hobbs
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
James L. Dyer
E. E. Henderson
Holestein
Wesley Stevenson
Jack Nelson
Council Grove
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