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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1975

Page

7

Reservations Due Soon for Ottawa Chamber Meeting Banquet

Reservations for the Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting and Banquet must be made by 5 p.m. January 30 at 6.25 dollars each. The banquet, with speaker J Reid Williamson Jr, starts 7:30 p.m. February 4 at Ottawa University Student Union, following a seminar on Progress in Preservation at 2 p.m. in the OU Chapel classroom.

Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Chamber Ottawa University Student Union J. Reid Williamson Jr. Williamson Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana Historic Savannah Jack F. Beebe Miss Spurgeon College of Architecture and Design Kansas State University Manhattan Wilson Kane University of Kansas Lawrence Douglas County Kansas Historic Sites Board of Review Beebe Wilson and Company Salina Ottawa Burlington Iowa Minot N. C Wichita-Sedgwick County Kansas Nebraska North Dakota

Gulf and Western offers 10 cent bonus for new 1975 cars

The Gulf and Western Company parent of Ottawa Innc. announced a bonus plan to aid the auto industry. Ottawa Steel plant employees were told they could receive a 10 cent bonus if they order a new 1975 car or track built in the United States or Canada by March 1. Ralph Crane, manager of the Ottawa Steel plant, said no one had taken advantage of the offer yet.

Gulf and Western Company Ottawa Innc Ottawa Steel United States Canada Ralph Crane

Local groups announce meetings and events this week

MODEL meetings run 8 am to 3 pm Saturday at Westminster United Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall Thirteenth and South Maple. 4-H clubs Rambling Ranchers Clover Leaf Full O Pepper Junior Judgers Acorn Ruastlers Town and Country Princeton Jolly Workers Willing Workers attend. The LOCAL chapter of NOW meets 6:30 pm Tuesday at Upfront Booksellers 206% 8S Main with business at 7:30 and 1975 organizational meeting. OU Women Programming Organization hosts talent show Monday at 7 with singing dancing flower arranging origami poetry and drama in OU Administration Building auditorium. intermission features local art display. Virginia Cunningham dismissed from Trinity Lutheran Hospital Kansas City MO now at home in Richmond Arlen Hall underwent major surgery Tuesday at Anderson County Hospital Garnett Stay-at-home night for Central eights PTA Jan 27. next meeting March 24.

Westminster United Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall Thirteenth South Maple Clover Leaf Acorn Princeton Jolly National Organization For Women Ottawa University

Sound of Music cast announced by Ottawa High School

Ottawa High School students will stage The Sound of Music March 13 15 and 20 22 with a listed cast including Maria Carolyn Thayer Sister Bertha Laura Pankratz Mother Abbess Sandy Jones Captain Von Trapp Greg Woods Lies Elisa Mullen Friedrich Ron Powell Rolf Craig Leitaker Elsa Schroeder Judy Jones Max Detweiler Warren Vincent Herr Zeller Joe Ferguson Admiral Von Schreiber Danny Winter directed by Dale Fox and Phill Scheldt rehearsals begin Monday with local youngsters also featured in the production.

Ottawa High School Maria Carolyn Thayer Bertha Laura Pankratz Margaretta Bev Hughey Abbess Sandy Jones Sophia Linda Henderson Captain von Trapp Greg Woods Franz Tony Stark Frau Schmidt Patti Max Lies Elisa Mu

Major Banks Cut Prime Rate Across Industry

New York AP report notes Bank of America and two other large commercial banks lowered their prime rate with Bank of America cutting from 10 percent to 9.5 percent effective Monday. The move follows changes by other lenders and signals a tighter credit environment for borrowers seeking loans and lines of credit.

New York Patio E Bank of America

Women entrepreneurs find rewards in bookstore venture

The women describe their roles with enthusiasm, balancing part time bookstore work with four day a week dietician job at Osawatomie State Hospital. They credit mutual support and personal drive, noting the freedom and fulfillment of being a businesswoman, shaped by Horatio Alger ideals and practical upbringing.

Mrs. Scholl Horatio Alger

TUNE IN FOR OU AND GRACELAND BASKETBALL ACTION

Broadcasting previews announce OU vs Graceland Friday at 7 30 p m and Tarkio Saturday at 2 p m with Eagles Club Dance Saturday 9 p m Bill Owens listed. Also Sunday covered dish at 1 p m and local services ads for sewing machines cafe dance tax service and Elks and VFW events.

0.U. Ktjo-Fm 0.U Graceland Tarkio Eagles Club Bill Owens

Obituary notices and local police reports from Ottawa area

Obituary notices list Irene Jo Gilby of 1437 S Main who died Friday at Baptist Memorial. Services set for Jan 27 at Dengel and Son with burial in Highland Cemetery. several survivors and church membership noted. Additional notices cover Gertrude Follett Carpenter Overbrook age 78 and Ida Mae Grayson age 82, with service details and burial plans. Also included are local crime, fire, and police blotter items: home break in, stolen radios, vehicle thefts, garage break in, a car fire, and a list of admissions and dismissals at area hospitals and courts with multiple names and violations.

Irene Jo Gilby S. Main the Baptist Memorial Hospital Kansas City Dengel and Son Mortuary Highland Cemetery Don Powell Mrs. Gilby Williamsburg John H Anna L. (Fanning) Dugger Trinity United Methodist Church Franklin County Business Department of Schools Fred Gilby Nevada Laverna McClure Earl Dugger Los Angeles Calif Pearl Maltsberger Cedaredge Colo Dorothy Gutridge S. Cedar Joseph Carpenter Overbrook Gertrude Follett Carpenter Overbrook Topeka United Methodist Prophetstown Ill Kansas Garnett High School Anderson County Ida Mae Grayson Melvern Lyndon Rest Home Melvern United Methodist Church James Godbey Ottawa Police Department Gregg Seymour S. Mulberry Jesse Maddox Gene Shively Gilby South Main Dengel & Son

Area school boards see surge of candidates

In U S C 288 incumbent Hobart Betz of Rantoul filed for Position Three while Joann Williams of Princeton became the second to file for Position One and Donald Lickteig of Richmond the first for at large Position Seven. Gale D. Lantis of Pomona filed for Position Two in U S D 287 and Leroy Price of Wellsville RFC 1 filed for Position Two in U S D 289. City of Richmond sees Art Rossman file for mayor.

U.S.C Hobart Betz Rantoul Joann Williams Princeton Donald Lickteig Richmond U.S.D Gale D. Lantis Pomona Leroy Price Wellsville RFC Art Rossman

Panther Paw Opening at Williamsburg Cafe Youth Center

Williamsburg opens Panther Paw, a youth center for students with a 7 pm to midnight Friday Saturday schedule and Sunday hours. A 25 cent entry, restricted to Williamsburg students and guests, funds come from game machines and season ticket sales. A student board, advised by Janet Eichner and with PTA sponsors, oversees operations.

Williamsburg Williamsburg Cafe Janet Eichner Chris Kesner Tim Stegner Cochairman Brad Johnson Wade Handley Alan Cunningham Nancy Allen Eichner Gwen Mitchum Williamsburg Pta Panther Paw Board of

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J. Reid Williamson JR Virginia (Gault) Cunningham Trinity Lutheran Hospital Arlen Hall Anderson County Hospital Garnett PTA Terry Young David Kelly 1540 S, Main Kelly Ad Briefs Dykstra Pomona Cafe Marvin Ross George Underwood Elks Club Honey Kreek Klan Waterman's Dairy Creme Turner West 15Th First Assembly of God, Sun KOFO KTJO Leland Taylor Farm Guard Products Masonic Building Taylor the Daily Report Ida Grayson Melvern Mount Ayr Charles Lydia (Moore) Raynor United Methodist Church Ray Grayson Kan Rebecca Koch Rebecca Margaret Koch Long Beach St. Joseph's Church Sheriff's News Jackie Hw Tural Rantoul Franklin County Sheriff's Department Police News Ottawa Fire Department David Moore S. Oak Oak Thirteenth Streets Charles Carey S. Hickory John Staadt Ottawa Rfd Minnie Crane S. Poplar Christine Cox Ernest J. Thompson Cecil Hood N. Main Karmin Dempsay Austin Gilbert N. Oak Denis Hackett Rickey L. Trout Willow Gary B. Colbern Frankie J. Newkirk Donald L. Lyle W. M. Rhoades S. Elm Warren F. Lillie RFD Charles F. Printy Lth Charles R. Falls Walnut Homer Henning Rockwood Dr Raymond C. Valentine Shirley Hurley Kenneth M. Edwards Jerry A. Fritz Carol A. White Arthur A. Meisel Sacred Heard J.F. Gilbert McDonnell Douglas Gem and Mineral Society Florissant Panther Paw Lake Memoriam Henge Don Sutton Diamond Sutton's Ember American Gem Society S.main
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