Garden Club Meets for Rose Bowl Slides Night
Ottawa Garden Club meets 6 30 p m Monday at Flist United Methodist Church for a basket dinner. Joe Towner will present slides of the Rose Bowl parade. Sweet Adelines host annual show Saturday Jan 31 at 8 p m in Memorial Auditorium. Tickets: reserved 2 00 Gen Adm 1 50 Children 1 00.
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Ottawa Garden Club
Flist United Methodist Church
Joe Towner
Sweet Adelines
Spebsqsa
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Marais Des Cygnes
Sweet Adelines, Inc
Memorial Auditorium
Curtis Kerns
John Nielsen
Perry Johnson
Garland Westerman
Safe Punched In Burglary At Pepsi Plant
Police report a professional break in at the Pepsi Cola plant at 300 West 17th early today. The big office safe was punched and money in bags stolen. some checks were found near the bottling plant. Loss amount undetermined. Ron Edwards discovered the ajar south door at 2 am and called for help. six officers searched with the sheriff's office, but no suspects were found. Police chief Eugene Flaherty called the crime neat and well executed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepsi Cola
West 17Th
Eugene Flaherty
Ron Edwards
Edwards
Sheriff's Office
Flaherty
Stowaway Three Informally Board Flight From Coach Section
An airline incident near Louisville notes a stewardess spotting Jim Kelly and two men in the wrong cabin section at 25 000 feet as they tried to settle amid tourists. A fellow passenger greeted them casually asking if they simply boarded.
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Louisville
Jim Kelly
Cash Stolen At Hogelin's Conoco Service
Ottawa police investigated a cash theft at Hogelin's Conoco Service, where about 50 dollars disappeared from the register after two men in a car brought in a damaged vehicle. Workers reported a faulty repair payment and a second payment using stolen money, leading to roadblocks and a suspect car being stopped near Richmond. No charges were filed against Hogelin, but the incident raised concerns about security at the station.
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Ottawa Police Department
Charles Hogelin
Hogelin
Conoco
Main
Mike Brady
Hogelin’s
Hagelin
Brady
Police Department
Sheriff's Department
Highway Patrol
Richmond
Ottawa
MIGs Down U S Aircraft and Helicopter in Vietnam Border Raid
US reports an F105 fighter bomber shot down along the North Vietnam Laos border. Hours later MIG jets hit a HH63 rescue helicopter, killing or missing all eight aboard. It marks a rare MIG attack on American aircraft since bombing halted.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Laos
Lyndon B. Johnson
Multiple admissions and court actions in Ottawa Kansas notes
Hospital admissions include Wesley Brown and Mrs Paul Whitmer while discharges list Bertha Miskimmon and Hattie Robinson among others. Emergencies note Julia Persinger and Juanita Thompson injuries. Municipal Court actions against Kenneth Burgoon and Judy Korkames, plus police fines for Marie Scott and Anna Bowers. Accidents report two cars in the Waymire’s parking lot. Probate license for Fleshamn and Stegmaier. Firemen battled a 1941 Ford blaze on Logan Street with $25 damage.
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Wesley Brown
Rantoul
Paul Whitmer
Cypress
Harvey Walker
Melvern
Carrie Ruby
E. 8Th
Charles Carey
S. Hickory
William ‘Nutt
N. Locust
Charles Sherman
Louisburg
Sharrell Howell
S. Elm
John Rossman
Richmond
Bertha Miskimmon
Ottawa
Thelma Gage
S. Leftist
Debra
Kleinsorge
Westphalia
Hattie Robinson
S. Mulberry
Edith Happy
N. Cedar
Vergie Jones
N. Main
Emery Burgoon
Pomona
Earl Adams
Princeton
Daniel Swanson
N. Poplar
Clifton Jones
Wellsville
Adam Guerraro and Son
Dean Kirkland
Municipal Court
Kenneth Burgoon
Elm
Jimmie D. Morton
Beech
Bond
Mary Honeycutt
Gardner
Charles F. Meccullough
Kansas City
Judy A. Korkames
Funerals for Maynard Askins Held in Garnett
Services for Maynard Askins, born May 13 1910 in rural Garnett, were at Farris Memorial Chapel Garnett with Rev Vernon Dillon. He is survived by second wife Violet Goins, a sister and brother, two nieces and three nephews. Burial at Holy Angels Cemetery. Also noted are funeral services for William S. Sutton of Princeton RFD 1 with Rev Jerrald R Harnden and music by Mrs R L Stevens and R E Farrow.
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Maynard Askins
Garnett
Farris Memorial Chapel
Vernon Dillon
O. D. Meisenheimer
Gene Raymond
Kim Johnson
Roy Hermreck
Ralph Fraker
Les David
Ivan Benus
Holy Angels
Asking
Will
Cynthia (Lawellin) Askins
Josephine Pickett
Violet Goins
Ethel Gregory
Compton
Calif
John Askins
William 8. Sutton
William S. Sutton
Princeton
RFD
Lamb-Roberts
Jerrald R. Harnden
R. L. Stevens
R. E. Farrow
Wayne Martin
Lee Martin
Donald E
Social Critic Betty Friedan to Speak at Ottawa University
Social critic and author Betty Friedan will present a Concert Lecture at Ottawa University on February 2 in the administration building auditorium at 8 p.m. Her best seller The Feminine Mystique, published in 1963, is widely read. Friedan recently traveled to Czechoslovakia, France, Sweden, Finland, and India for material toward The New Woman and now serves as president of the National Organization for Women. Her book has been excerpted in major magazines.
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Betty Friedan
Ottawa University
Czechoslovakia
France
Sweden
Finland
India
National Organization For Women
Daugharthy duo buys Bikes Burger Bar site
Beverly and Russell Daugharthy announce the joint purchase of the former Bikes Burger Bar at 1444 South Main from Harley Gover. They will run both the existing Burgerteria at 1513 South Main and the new Burgerteria location, with Marlin Kimball remaining as manager. The move aims to serve more customers and add parking, with operation expected in about two weeks.
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Russell C. Daugharthy
Beverly Daugharthy
Bikes Burger Bar
S. Main
Harley Gover
S. S. Main
Daugharthys
Burgerteria
Daugharthy
Marlin Kimball
Windsor High Field Named for Dr C W Sabin
Windsor Colorado AP reports a new Windsor high school football field is named in honor of Dr C W Sabin who contributed to local football and helped girls and boys from Windsor and Eaton high schools.
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Windsor
Colo
C.W. Sabin
Eaton
Primary Election Notice for Ottawa Kansas 1970
Public notice announces a primary election in Ottawa Kansas on March 10 1970 to nominate candidates for City Commissioner of Streets and Utilities and for Mayor. First published January 22 1970 last published February 5 1970.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Notice of Hearing on Porter Estate In Franklin County
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas Perry M Porter deceased. Daisy A Porter widow and heir petitions for descent of real property described as The Southwest 1 4 of the Southwest Fractional 1 4 of Section 7 Township 17 Range 20 minus 9.87 acres for highway purposes totaling about 37.13 acres. Defenses due February 6 1970 at 10 am in Ottawa. Winter Green First National Bank Bldg Ottawa Kansas 66067 Attorneys for Petitioner.
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Viene
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Perry M, Porter
Daisy A. Porter
Perry M. Porter
Perry Porter
P. M. Porter
Kansas
Ottawa
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Michael J. Coogan
Philip L. Coogan
E. 11Th
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
U. S. Sixth Fleet
Marva Sue
Thelma
Adv
Tom Benton
Garnett Hospital
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kan
Man
Williamsburg Lions
KOFO
Williamsburg
Rex’s
Jack
Greaves
Lloyd B. Greaves
Hixon
Edgerton
Missouri
Gower
Mr. Greaves
Towner's Chapel
Cowner
U.S. Command
the Daily Report
Julia Persinger
Baldwin
Juanita Thompson
Police
The
Ottawa Police
Marie Ann Scott
Vinita
Okla
Lounty
Anna J. Bowers
Irvin A. Huske
Donald W. Kirkland
Waymire
Food Mart
Allan B. Simpson
Willow
Robert W. Snodgrass
Royal S. Fleshamn
Lawrence
Emilia M. Stegmaier
Farmers Insurance Group
Gary E. Porter
John Robbins
E. Logan
Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Charlotte
Fort Scott
Chanute
David Brown
New Holland
Owatonna
Ford
J. D
Barrow
Stanton and Trough
S. Lester Jackson
Paint Creek Ranch
R.R
Hiattville
Harold Wadkins
McCune
Hugh Campbell
Prescott
Jim Martin
Hepler State Bank
Hepler
Hiattville Church
Burger Bar
Franklin Savings
Franklin Savings Association
East Park
Olathe
Orlin W. Smith
Winter & Green
First National Bank
Attys
Fred Unger
Dr. Goilier
Hearne
Kenneth Cordle
Broadway
Scott’s Drive-In
East Std
Texas Oil Company
E. H, Dickerson
P. O
Ft. Worth
Tex
Amale
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c/o
Ottawa Herald
General Services
Hogelin Electric
Electrolux
Fred “Leader
West
Bradley
Waverly
Lister
Johv U
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