Ottawa club brief and local notices
The Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club meets Monday at 7 30 p.m. in the Anchor Savings basement with officer elections and a Walking Liberty Half-dollars program. Entertainment by Robby Robertson and the Ottawa Playboys on Saturday Jan 30 from 10 to 2 at Naomi's Club 111 North Main. Mary Allen 913 N Mulberry is a patient at University of Kansas Medical Center Kansas City Kansas Room 402 Building A. Damron-Towner Chapel. Social Security rep L D Pfeltner will be at the Youth Center Feb 3 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. to file benefits or conduct Social Security business. Ron Lacy's Color TV advertises cheaper TV repair insurance at 242-3027.
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Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club
Anchor Savings
Robby Robertson
Ottawa Playboys
Naomi's Club
North Main
Mary Allen
N. Mulberry
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
L. D. Pfoltner
Pfeltner
Mid term degrees awarded to area students at Kansas State University
Kansas State University granted mid term degrees to local students including Robert Eugene Black and Janet Lynn Harris from Ottawa, Roy Edwin Hobbs and Fred Robert Martin from Princeton. Also listed are area honors at Pittsburg State for Bruce Cole of Quenemo and Thomas King of Williamsburg. Franklin County highway funds distributed. Ottawa University Women’s Club hosts environmental symposium Feb 3 in Student Union with Merle Zirkle as guest speaker.
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Kansas State University
Robert Eugene Black
Jlanet Lynn Harris
Ottawa
Roy Edwin Hobbs
Fred Robert Martin
Princeton
Pittsburg State
Bruce Cole
T. E. Cole
Quenemo
Thomas King
Max B. King
Williamsburg
Ottawa University Women's Club
Merle Zirkle
Parkege
Blood Drive Posters Earn Prizes in Ottawa Unit
Red Cross sixth graders across Ottawa schools created posters for a drive. Top posters won prizes as members recruited four to ten donors each. Prior donor calls and postcards boost visits to the bloodmobile. Mrs Heathman notes growing donor participation, with most unit members now donating regularly and some bringing substitutes when unable to attend.
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Ottawa
Heathman
Charles Gentner
Budget Well Accepted By Skeptics
Congressional leaders from both parties weigh President Nixon budget for fiscal 1972 as a step toward full employment with critics calling for restraint on space and military spending while endorsing Keynesian aims. Senate and House Republicans praise the plan as a shift toward prosperity. critics urge careful deficits and targeted spending. More than 52 million visitors have ascended the Washington Monument since 1888.
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Washington
Nixon
House
Carl Albert
D-Okla
John Maynard Keynes
William Proxmire
Wisconsin Democrat
Albert
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Senate Finance Committee
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Washington Monument
Crawford Funeral Services for Homer Crawford
Funeral services will be held at the Christian Church in Centropolis Sunday at 2 30 pm with Rev Paul W Pentz officiating. Interment will follow at Union Cemetery northwest of Centropolis. Friends may call at Albright Funeral Home Overbrook until 10 00 am Sunday.
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Noted
The Daily Report lists admissions including G B Nelson 1046 S Main Faye New 424 S Walnut Mrs Grace Anderson Wellsville Carl McDaniel Williamsburg with dismissals for Ray Waymire 820 S Cedar Alicia Lowe Paola Tomas Gonzales 918 N Locust Graciela Marine Diaz 119 S Cedar and emergency case Donald Barnett 1641 5 Main with injured left foot Friday. Sam D Phillips and Margie Ann Phillips sue Stanley A Wood et al for damages seeking 25000 in negligence claim.
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G. B. Nelson
S, Main
Faye New
S. Walnut
Grace Anderson
Wellsville
Carl McDaniel
Williamsburg
Ray Waymire
Cedar
Alicia Lowe
Paola
Tomas Gonzales
N. Locust
Graciela Marine Diaz
S. Cedar
County Court Citations And Obituary Notices
County court citations list John R. Comstock cited for no driver's license with a 75 dollar fine plus costs. Linda J. Earnshaw cited for speeding 86 in a 75 mph zone with a 10 dollar fine plus costs. Obituaries note William A. Ard services held. Minnie Gross services held with music and pallbearers named. Burial at Highland Cemetery. Recruit Sunday School Class noted at North Baptist Church.
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John R. Comstock
Williamsburg
Linda J. Earnshaw
William A. Ard
N. Main
Damron-Towner Chapel
Sherman Spears
Thomas Malone
Order of the Eagles
Paul Damron
Hub Brill
Lyle Hart
John Leecy
E. R. Harris
Claude Sink
Pat Maloney
Alfred Hopkins
Frank McMillan
Minnie Gross
N. Poplar
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Fred Gibson
Don Rothfuss
O. L. DePriest
Gene Mack
Ewing Fritts
Luther Stevens
Allen Hawley
Jim Richardson
Francis Klink
Highland Cemetery
North Baptist Church
Cattle and Livestock Prices Report From Kansas City
KC markets show cattle steady to higher across classes versus last week with steers and heifers gaining up to 75 dollars. Cows rise over 1,000 dollars in some ranges. feeder calves and hogs also move higher. Sheep prices rise on woolly and feeder lambs while sows and barrows gain modestly in lighter weight brackets.
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Kansas City
Prime
Choice
Probate Notices From Franklin County Kansas Courts
First published notices detail petitions for final settlements, administrator appointments, and heirs in three probate matters. DeWitt C Crith seeks final settlement and heir assignment for Ernest Crith estate in Ottawa with Feb 24 hearing. Willis W Wilhite named administrator for Wilhite estate with nine month creditor claims period. George W Campbell seeks final settlement for Rosa Ellen Campbell estate with Feb 8 defenses due in Ottawa.
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Probate
Franklin County
Kansas
Ernest E. Crith
State of Kansas
DeWitt C. Crith
Ottawa
Lucian P. Wilhite
A.k.a
L. P. Wilhite
Rosa Ellen Campbell
Rose E. Campbell
George W. Campbell
OU Students In 1971 Who's Who among OU scholars
Thirteen Ottawa University students were named in the 1971 edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Listings include David Blackman Knoxville IA Maurice Bryan Jamaica NY Mary Beth Currier Englewood CO Diane Donaldson Radakovich Waukegan NL Darwin Eads Meade KS Chris Eastin Denver CO Kenneth Feske Watertown WI Stephen Gerlach Sioux Falls SC Marcella Goertzen Burlington CO David Losh Kansas City MO Martin Malik Bethesda MD Merlin Southwick Fairbury WNeb Nadine Thompkins Washington DC Selections reflect academic achievement and campus and community leadership.
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Ottawa University
David Blackman
Knoxville
Iowa
Maurice Bryan
Jamaica
N. Y
Mary Beth Currier
Englewood
Colo
Diane Donaldson Radakovich
Waukegan
Darwin Eads
Meade
Kan
Chris Eastin
Denver
Kenneth Feske
Watertown
Wis
Stephen Gerlach
Sioux Falls
S. C
Marcella Goertzen
Burlington
David Losh
Kansas City
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York-Borg-Warner
McArdle
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Louise Welborn
Ottawa High
Don Anderson
Don Eider
Fritts Machine Shop
Marvin Ross
The
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Red Cross
Cslls
EHU
Ed Butrrichter
Jack Patty
Roy Bickerstaff
Olen Streebin
Philip McGrath
Nelson Tipton
Marvin Gast
Lamb-Roberts
Clerry
Quaniron
Ethel B. Hodges
Princeton Cemetery
Bill Weber
Damron Towner Chapel
Joel Towner
David Miller
Janice Damron
Rena Towner
Dorothy Reams
the Daily Report
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Main
Sam D. Phillips
Margie Ann Phillips
Stanley A. Wood
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Winter & Green
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Hughes Auto
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Wayne
Kathy McClure
Ransom Memorial Hospital
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R. A. Gollier
Ransom Memorial
Fred Gilby
Raney Drugs
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Gambles
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S. Main
Ieee
N. Ny
Arza Fogle
Sam
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T. Tor
Richard Turner
Ottawa Herald
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Clifford Hobbs
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
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Jack Nelson
Fomona
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Waverly
Osage City
A. K
Watts
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Orchard Home
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Walt’s Hardware
116.S. Main
Harmon
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la Cygne
Sue
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