Local News Briefs From Lyndon and Ottawa Area
Linda Showalter of 1125 N Cherry received emergency care at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a two mile east Lyndon accident and was treated for right knee cuts and elbow abrasions before release. Robert J Hooten aged 52 of Ottawa RFD 1 remains in poor condition at KU Medical Center with internal injuries and a broken hip from a head on crash near Waverly last week.
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N. Cherry
Ransom Memorial Hospital
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Robert J. Hooten
Ottawa
University of Kansas Medical Center
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Waverly
Young Farmers Club to Meet at VFW Hall
The Young Farmers Club will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the VFW Hall. Attendees should bring table service and a basket dinner. Mrs. William Hooking will show pictures from her trip to Europe. A VFW All In Fun Benefit Show for the March of Dimes is planned at Memorial Auditorium Thursday at 7 27 p.m. Adv.
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S. Locust
Europe
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Army Mothers Club Meeting Postponed Due to Weather
The Army Mothers Club meeting planned for Tuesday night has been postponed because of the weather.
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Army Mothers Club
Pomona Citizens Caucus for April City Election
Citizens Party caucus set for Thursday January 30 at 7 30 p m at City Hall to nominate candidates for Mayor Police Judge and five councilmen ahead of the regular city election in April Adv.
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Rehearsal Held for March of Dimes Benefit Talent Show
A rehearsal for performers in the March of Dimes Benefit Talent Show is set for 7 p.m. Tuesday at Memorial Auditorium.
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Memorial Auditorium
Mothers' March of Dimes House-to-House Drive Begins
The Mothers' March of Dimes house-to-house drive will begin at 7 p.m. Tuesday.
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Mothers’ March of Dimes
Ottawa police arrest two on warrants and driving charges
The Ottawa Police Department charged Gerald D. Ragin, 26, with driving without a license posting a $25 bond. James Almon Settle, 61, was arrested on a warrant for petty larceny and posted $100 bond. The notice also lists obituaries and civil matters including services for Rafael Ybarra and Charles Burgess, a memorial mass for Louis Volz, hospital admissions and dismissals, a divorce granted, a civil recovery suit for $775.44, local market notes, and a minor two-vehicle collision with minor damage.
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Gerald D. Ragin
S. Main
James Almon Settle
Edgerton
Middle East shifts LBJ reply shaping US stance
The Associated Press reports Nixon clarifies Johnson’s Jan 15 reply to the Soviet peace plan as not a full policy statement. Al Ahram says the Nixon team told Arab ambassadors the reply could be altered and that U.N. peacemaking remains the main path. Jarring visits New York as a Big Four talk looms.
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New York
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Cairo
Eighty-year-old keeps busy with charity and art in Pottstown
Jeanne V. Gutman, widow since 59, fills days with work from helping Pennhurst students to directing nursery classes, teaching art, planning charity parties for Mercy and Truth Synagogue, and taking violin lessons. She began painting at 74, has 61 sales, and volunteers at Pennhurst, Coatesville VA Hospital, and local churches.
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Pottstown
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Stroudsburg
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Dry Forces Elect Leaders in Franklin County
Franklin County Dry Forces elected officers Sunday afternoon with Theodore Nelson of Centropolis as president, Jim Driver of Pomona as vice president, Mrs. Mary Black of Ottawa as secretary, and Mrs. Carroll Wells of Ottawa as treasurer. Board members named were Rev. Clifford Swanson, Lee Hughes, Al Williams and Paul Archer of Ottawa, and Marvin Walker of Princeton. The group will place petitions in cooperating churches addressed to Sen. Winton Winter and Reps. Robert Pinet and Irving Niles to express local sentiment on liquor law changes.
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Centropolis
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Pomona
Mary Black
Ottawa
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Clifford Swanson
Lee Hughes
al Williams
Paul Archer
Marvin Walker
Princeton
Winton Winter
Robert Pinet
Irving Niles
KC Resident Hospitalized After Wreck
Oscar Dahlberg, 66, of Kansas City Missouri, is listed in good condition at Anderson County Hospital after a Saturday collision on US 59 that involved a car and a pickup backed from a Garnett driveway. Dahlberg, his wife Dorcas, daughters Helen and Lois, two grandchildren, and truck driver Leonard Lankard were treated and released for minor injuries. property damage is about 1500 dollars.
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Kansas City
Anderson County
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Garnett
Leonard Lankard
Dorcas
Helen
Lois
Lankard
Estate matter filed in Franklin County Probate Court Kansas
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas the matter of the estate is presented for action. The filing outlines proceedings regarding an estate with required notices and potential appointment of personal representative.
Notices of hearings in Franklin County estates
Multiple probate notices in Ottawa Kansas alert heirs and creditors. W Lee Roberts petitions to determine descent of Beulah H Roberts real and personal property. Winton A Winter seeks sale of Velma Clara Prince estate assets to pay debts. Henrietta M Conwell heirs receive hearing on descent and estate. Court dates set in Ottawa Franklin County with counsel Bowers and Bowers listed.
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State of
Kansas
W. Lee Roberts
Franklin County
Ottawa
State of Kansas
Said County
Velma Clara Prince
Henrietta M. Conwell
George F. Likens, Jr
Mr and Miss OHS Named at Mardi Gras Record Party
The 1969 Record Party theme Mardi Gras announced the Mr. and Miss Ottawa High. Pam Reddick was Miss OHS and Lee Van Fossan was Mr. OHS. Runners up were Ginger Dogan and Don Stevens, with the winners chosen in an all school election on Wednesday.
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Pam Reddick
OHS
Lee van Fossan
Ginger Dogan
Don Stevens
Vermont 191st Engineers Seek Home From Vietnam
Senator George D. Aiken says the Vermont National Guard unit, the 191st Engineers, wants to return from Vietnam not for duty but because they are bored and have nothing to do. Aiken cited a letter signed by 190 soldiers claiming they have been assigned no meaningful tasks and are simply "sitting around."
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Vermont National Guard
Vietnam
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Aiken
Ottawa Kansas Estate Notice for Winton A Winter
Clara Prince deceased notice states Winton A Winter appointed January 15 1969 as Administrator of the estate. Creditors must file demands within nine months from first publication or be barred. Dated Ottawa Franklin County Kansas January 20 1969. Administrator. Atty. for Estate.
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Clara Prince
Winton ‘A. Winter
Velma Clara Prince
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
Registration Notice for Ottawa Kansas Voters 1969
The Ottawa Kansas City Clerk announces that voter registration books are open during regular office hours. All residents who did not vote in November 1968, have not reregistered since, changed residence, or are not properly registered must re register to be eligible to vote. Registration in person at City Hall with special arrangements for the sick or disabled. Donald R. Capper City Clerk.
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Kansas
Donald R. Capper
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