Brummell Elected Vice Chairman of Kansas Water Board
BEN J. BRUMMELL of Garnett was chosen vice-chairman of the Kansas Water Resources Board for fiscal 1970 at a June 20 Topeka meeting. He has served on the board since 1967. Dr Lennard will be out of town until July 10. The Rev S E Hopkins of 131 S Poplar was named by the Kansas Association of School Boards to a five member committee studying sex education in Kansas schools. Hopkins represents District 290.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben J. Brummell
Garnett
The
Kansas Water Resources Board
Topeka
Brummell
Lennard
S. E. Hopkins
S. Poplar
Kansas Association of School Boards
Kansas
Hopkins
Gambles chest freezer sale ad short note
Damaged 72838 Co offers a Fort chest freezer priced at 198 dollars in an advertisement for Gambles with limited readable details.
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Gambles
Twenty Scouts Return From Edwardsville Camp
Twenty Boy Scouts and Scoutmaster Jim Gould of Troop 73 returned Saturday from a week at the Council Boy Scout Camp at Edwardsville Kansas. The group endured a Thursday night storm at Camp Naish but enjoyed activities including archery swimming cooking rifle and shotgun shooting with attendees Don Bugner Rick Geist Joe Everhart Miles Hart Mark Lysaught Frank Salle Mark Mille Jerry Wolken Paul Wassimmer Mike Moline Kirk Davis Jack Crawford Matt Morelet Pat Reed John Gleason Matt Wassmer Louis Smith Steve Chapman Roger Turner and Rick Schroeder.
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Council Boy Scout
Edwardsville
Kaw
Camp Naish
Don Bugner
Rick Geist
Joe Everhart
Miles Hart
Mark Lysaught
Frank Salle
Mark Mille
Jerry Wolken
Paul Wassimmer
Mike Moline
Kirk Davis
Jack Crawford
Matt Morelet
Pat Reed
John Gleason
Matt Wassmer
Louis Smith
Steve Chapman
Roger Turner
Rick Schroeder
Jim Gould
Mrs Patsy Collins Promoted in Ottawa KS Employment Office
Mrs Patsy R Collins at 1023 W 5th Ottawa has been promoted to interviewer 1 at the Kansas State Employment Office Ottawa branch. She replaces Donald R Woolard who transfers to McPherson as manager of that office.
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PATSY R._ Collins
W. 5Th
Ottawa
Kansas State Employment Office
Donald R. Woolard
McPherson
Depot Museum to host Chautauqua Day weekend hours
The Old Depot Museum will be open 2 to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday for Chautauqua Day celebrations and then as usual Sunday afternoon. Cleanup at Forest Park pool is complete after last week’s flooding, and the pool reopened today per Recreation Commission officials.
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Forest Park Swimming Pool
Recreation Commission
Worden Rainfall Exceeds Normal In June and Year
June rainfall at Worden totaled 10.62 inches, well above the 5.27 inch normal for the month. For the year to date Worden has 21.51 inches, surpassing the 18.38 inch normal.
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Worden
Mrs Virg ie Rumford Transfer to Ransom Memorial Hospital
Mrs Virg ie Rumford of Ottawa RFC has been moved from St Luke s Hospital in Kansas City Missouri to Ransom Memorial Hospital.
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Virgie Rumford
Ottawa Rfc
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kamsas City
Ransom Memorial Hospital
SS Numbers Replace Military Service Numbers for ID
Beginning today the armed forces will replace the military service number with the social security number for identification. Miss LaVey Maxine Louk said selective service numbers remain for registrants after July 1, while social security numbers are now recorded. Inductees before July 1 keep old numbers. the change was announced January 30, 1969 by the Secretary of Defense. Dan Zerbe, son of Rex and Mrs. Zerbe, Ottawa RFD 1, was among the last four to receive a military service number at the Kansas City station. He was sworn in Monday.
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Armed Services
Secretary of Defense
Dan Zerbe
Rex Zerbe
Ottawa
RFD 1
Kansas City
Former Canadian PM Against US Deserters
Kansas City AP report quotes former Canadian prime minister John Diefenbaker urging that American draft dodgers should not seek refuge in Canada. He argues deserters cannot defend their country and opposes Red China recognition, stressing trade and anti communist policy in Asia. He also comments on Nixon’s Romania visit and U S disarmament talks.
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Kansas City
Canada
John Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker
United States
Eisenhower
Vietnam
Asia
Nixon
Romania
China
Malaysia
Burma
Indonesia
Red China
Baseball Standings and Scores Weekly Summary
National League East leads Chicago 49 27 and New York 40 32 with Pittsburgh 38 38 and St. Louis 35 41 nearby. West division shows Los Angeles 44 29 and Atlanta 44 39 trading top spots as Cincinnati 38 32 and San Francisco 39 36 follow. Monday results: New York 10 St. Louis 2. Atlanta 9 Cincinnati 4. Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 2. Montreal 5 Chicago 2. Los Angeles 7 Houston 1. San Francisco 6 San Diego 1. Upcoming games feature Holtzman, Renko, Sutton, and Marichal among others.
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Associated Press
W. L. Pet. G.B. Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philaphia
Montreal
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Fran
Houston
San Diego
Philadelphia
Chicago
San Francisco
Holtzman
Renko
Lemaster
Sutton
Ryan
di Lauro
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Wash’n
Cleveland
Oakland
Minnesota
Seattle
Kansas City
California
Washington
McNally
Stottlemore
Brabender
Sparma
Dobson
Perry
Wynne
Job Seekers Rise Reported by Ottawa Kansas Office
Cal Ewing of the Kansas State Employment Office Ottawa branch says 247 people filed job applications in June, up from 91 in May and 229 in June 1968, with 167 students seeking work and 70 aiming for summer jobs. The office serves Franklin, Anderson and Miami Counties and placed 78 youths under 22, 27 of them in summer roles. It received 131 job openings and 108 people secured jobs through the office, while unemployment claims rose to 126 from 64 in May, due to bad weather and other factors.
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Cal Ewing
Ottawa
Kansas State Employment Office
Ewing
Franklin
Anderson
Miami Counties
Death notices and public records from Ottawa area
Obituaries for Dr Alfred G Madison aged died June 28 funeral Monday at Lamb Roberts with Rogers choir and pallbearers. Wilmer I Reynolds 73 of Ottawa died Monday. services set Wednesday at Dengel and Son with Masonic graveside rites. Chris Hermreck 74 Garnett dies. services at Holy Angels Garnett with Rosary. Hospital notes list multiple patients. admissions and dismissals. Local market reports from Kansas City AP note cattle hogs and eggs prices. Police and court citations and marriages filed. Birth announced for Robert and Mildred English son.
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Chris Hermreck
Garnett
Anderson County Hospital
Holy Angels Catholic Church
Farris Memorial Chapel
Hermreck
Catherine
Scipio
Maureen Walsh
Torrance
Calif
Doris Smith
Burlington
Wis
Leonard Hermreck
Williamsburg
Eugene Hermreck
Greeley
Norman Hermreck
la Palma
Herbert Hermreck
Inglewood
Joan Kramer
Valley Falls
Henry Hermreck
N. Sycamore
Florence Shields
Rita Osler
Omer Hermreck
Holy Angels Cemetery
Lincoln Township proposes budget hearing Kansas 1969
Lincoln Township Franklin County Kansas gives notice of a July 12 1969 budget hearing at 10 a.m. at Earl Farris residence to hear taxpayer objections and consider amendments. The notice lists general fund expenditures receipts and balances with figures for per diem office supplies publication expense hall maintenance and tax receipts.
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Lincoln Township
Franklin County
Nottice
Kansas
Earl Farris
Carl Richardson
Township Auditing Board
Hearing on final settlement of Sands estate in Franklin Ks
Probate Court in Ottawa Kansas sets hearing on petition by Virginia Hann executrix for final settlement of Frances Isabella Sands deceased. The hearing will address executrix and attorney fees, heirs and legatees, and the Will terms. Defenses must be filed by July 16, 1969 at 1 30 PM in Ottawa. Attorneys Anderson & Byrd represent the petitioner.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Frances Isabella Sands
Frances I. Sands
State of
Virginia Hann
Ottawa
In Memoriam Reynolds and Gorton
Obituaries for Wilmer J. Reynolds age 73 who died yesterday at home with funeral in Ottawa on Wednesday at 10 30 by Rev James McCrossen interment Highland Cemetery Masonic services by Ottawa Lodge No 18 AF and AM Also funeral services for J Russell Gorton from the Mortuary Wednesday at 2 pm Rev Lewis Hearne officiating interment Highland Cemetery
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Alfred G. Madison
S. Hickory
Lamb-Roberts
Melvin Booth
Bruce Spears
F. H. Parks
Max F. Ward
Wayne E. Gilliland
Frank A. Trump
Roscoe R. Redmond
W. C. Harding
Julius Raffelock
Wilmer I. Reynolds
S. Sycamore
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Jim McCrossen
Ottawa Lodge No. 18 AF
Highland Cemetery
Reynolds
Indianapolis
Ind
George Munson
Helen Lockart (Woodward) Reynolds
Tresa L. Sterneker
Kingman
Reynolds Hardware
Ottawa
First Baptist Church
Friendship
Ninnescah Lodge
Dalla Chapter
York Rite
John I. Reynolds
Wilmer J. Reynolds
James McCrossen
Ottawa Lodge No. 18
Gorton
J. Russell Gorton
Lewis Hearne
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Jewell Spratt
Ottawa Business and Professional Women
Allen Unruh
Mears Park
Unruh
Brunet
Hedlund
Moore
Cox
Horgan
Williams
Twinight
Milwaukee
the Daily Report
Kevin Manis
David Mohr
Ottawa Rfd
Harvey Stradt
Pomona
Naomi Carlson
Roy Boyer
Mildred Brinkmeyer
Francis DeWald
Ora Lee Mace
N. Poplar
Knud Elben
Orville Bowers
Charles Whitacre
Kenneth Jackson and Son
Beech
Robert English
N. Main
Ottawa Police Department
Warren Clark
S. Cedar
Randaluid Williamson
Emporia
M.p.h
Donna Early
Allen Wools
Cypress
District
Darliene L. Hay
Warren D. Hay
John D. Cruces
Ottawa, and
Ysabel Young
Pasadena
Zell I. Kelly JR
Scranton
Dennis Neil Criqui
George P. Hoopes
Eldon Brockus
Overbrook
Daniel J. Cochran
William G. Henry
William Stauffer
S. Mulberry
Terry Shisler
Albany
Albuquerque
Bismarck
Boise
Buffalo
General Fund
Ottawa Herald
Conoco
Continental Ol
Crites
S. Main
Deadlinv
Lenin Honey
Uisciuolh
Cal
Ier
A.F
A.M
Wilmer
Numescah Lodge
James L. Gillette
W.M
Clarence E. Rea
Sec’y
Ottawa Lodge No
United States Travel Service
Memoriam
Louis Dengel Son
Mortucny
Raney— Reynolds
Rexall Drugs
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