Ottawa Coin Club Meeting and Social Highlights
Coin club to meet at 7 30 p m Monday in the Anchor Savings basement 421 S Hickory with a coin auction. Social Security rep Nitschke will visit Youth Center July 7 9 am to noon for benefit applications. V F W dance July 3 with Johnny Mack. Day Care Center closed all day Monday after Fourth. Lost collie Ginger contact CH 2 3799.
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Ottawa Coin Club
Anchor Saveings
S. Hickory
R. A. Nitschke
Social Security
Kansas City
Mr. Nitschke
Mary Poppins Original Cast Soundtrack Ad at Gambles
Notice lists a Walt Disney Mary Poppins original cast soundtrack advertisement. No guests at the Eagles-Big Fourth of July dance with Barkdoll's Orchestra. Gambles offers the record for 3.87 after a 4.98 regular price.
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Attention Eagles
Satrd
Barkdoll’s
Orch
Notice
Adv
Walt Disney
Gambles New Record Dept
Oil Fraud Case Filed in Wichita and Lawrence Firms
A petition filed in U S District Court accuses Northern Petroleum Inc AeMar Oil Co South Central Oil Co of high pressure sales and misrepresentation in marketing fractional undivided oil and gas lease interests to about 100 investors in Kansas Nebraska and Ohio The Securities and Exchange Commission seeks a preliminary injunction to stop unregistered securities sales and the alleged scheme involved acquiring leaseholds from landowners in northeastern and eastern Kansas.
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Wichita
U.S. District Court
Lawrence
Kan
Northern Petroleum Inc
Donald J. Belisle
AeMar Oil Co
Lawerence
Leroy A. Belisle
South Central Oil Co. Inc
Sylvester Beeisle
Adrian J. Belisle
Paola
Securities and Exchange Come Mission
Kansas
Nebraska
Ohio
Kanesas
Petition
Mower injures man with lawnmower blades in Nashville
Robert Pitt, 51, of Mt. Juliet, Tennessee, was wounded in his backyard when a 32 caliber cartridge hidden in the grass exploded beneath his riding mower. He was moving in the yard when the incident occurred Wednesday.
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Nashville, Tenn
Robert Pitt
Mt. Juliet
Police Report: Watch Lost in Forest Park
Evelina Garcia of 1002 N Muleberry reported Friday the loss of a ladies wrist watch in Forest Park on June 28 valued at 39 dollars. The item remains unfound and under police record.
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Evelina Garcia
N. Muleberry
Forest Park
Permit Granted to Foushee for Garage Construction
Max E. Foushee of 6265 Cherry applies for a building permit from July 8 to erect a garage. No cost estimate is provided in the filing.
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Max E. Foushee
Cherry
Methodist Men World Witness Conference Attendees
Six area men from Ottawa Kansas Conference will attend the Methodist Men World Witness program at Purdee University in Lafayette Indiana for the Fourth National Conference. Attendees include Clarence Niehaus Charles Knight Dean Royse Bob Robbins Allen Unruh and Gerald Briscoe. The event runs July 9 to 11 and focuses on personal discipline and missionary outreach.
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Methodist Men World Witness
Methodist Men
Purdee University
Lafayette
Ind
Ottawa
Kansas
Clarence G. Niehaus
RFD
Charles P. Knight
Hickory
Dean C. Royse
Maple
Bob Robbins
Willow
Allen L. Unruh
Gerald D. Briscoe
Mission School at Baker University Baldwin July 12 16
More than 800 Methodist women are expected at the annual School of Christian Mission at Baker University Baldwin July 12 16. Sponsored by the Kansas Conference Woman's Society of Christian Service and the Boards of Missions and Education, the theme is Mission The Christian's Calling with Miss Doris Peterson Baldwin coordinator. Wesleyan Service Guild working women will hold Missions Weekend July 17 18.
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School of Christian Mission
Baker University
Baldwin
Kansas Conference Woman's Society of Christian Service
Boards of Missions and Education
Doris Peterson
Wesleyan Service Guild
Verification of inspection required for Kansas vehicle titles
Kansas title and registration applicants must furnish a signed verification of inspection if the vehicle is not titled in Kansas. Dealers may sign the slip for new vehicles sold by Kansas dealers. If the identification numbers mismatch, the treasurer cannot accept the application until papers are corrected by the state of last title. County Treasurer Almeda Edwards cites not being licensed by the State Motor Vehicle Dept. after the 1965 Legislature.
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Kansas
Comery
Almeda Edwards
State Motor Vehicle Dept
FHA Meeting at Fort Scott Planning Conference
Ottawa FHA County personnel will attend a planning conference of the Farmers Home Administration at Fort Scott on July 7 and 8. Attendees include Paul Archer Gordon Nelson Mrs Dorothy Cravens and Mrs Luella Stiffler. Federal credit officials will discuss measures to help family farmers raise incomes enable rural communities to develop water systems housing and other needed improvements.
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Ottawa
FHA
Farmers Home Administration
Fort Scott
Paul Archer
Gordon Nelson
Dorothy Cravens
Luella Stiffler
Federal Credit
Methodist youths to tour five midwest states
Four area youths join 70 other Methodists in the July 11 departure for a five state tour. Richard Milton of Ottawa Bill Driver of Pomona Pamela Anderson of Ottawa and Anna Faye James of Princeton are among the travelers. The trip aims to view Methodist work across the states to be toured.
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Richard Milton
Ottawa
Bill Driver
Pomona
Pamela Anderson
Anna Faye James
Princeton
New Dean Agee Named to KU Journalism School
Warren K. Agee, 48, named dean of the William Allen White School of Journalism at the University of Kansas, succeeding Burton W. Marvin who resigned after 17 years to found a mass communication center for the University of Tel Aviv. Agee previously led TCU’s journalism program, headed WVU’s journalism school, and was national executive of Sigma Delta Chi before returning to TCU in 1962. his appointment was approved by the Board of Regents and announced by Chancellor Wescoe.
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Warren K. Agee
William Allen White
University of Kansas
Agee
Burton W. Marvin
University of Tel Aviv
Israel
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Texas Christian University School of Journalism
West Virginia University
Sigma Delta Chi
Professional Journalism Society
TCU
Board of Regents
W. Clarke Wescoe
New Gas Rate At Garnett
Garnett residents face a new gas rate effective Thursday with a five cent per thousand cubic foot rise for the average customer. City commissioners approved a rate adjustment covering residential, commercial, and industrial users, aimed at funding a downtown gas main and service line project financed by bond retirement issued later this week. Special industrial rates are expected for several facilities not previously charged.
July 5 Closings In Ottawa on Fourth of July Sunday
With July 4 on Sunday Otawans will get Monday off. The Chamber of Commerce calls Monday a recommended holiday for retailers. Downtown merchants mostly close all day. Drugstores and grocers set their own hours. Carnegie Library Franklin County Court House Welfare Office Medical Arts Building 1302 S Main City Hall and all city departments will close. Head Start not held Monday Day Care Center uncertain. Pomona City Hall closes. Pomona City Council meeting moves to 7 p.m. Tuesday.
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Chamber of Commerce
Carnegie Library
Franklin County Court House
Franklin County Welfare Office
Medical Arts
S. Main
Pomona
Road Improvements Include Four County Projects
The State Highway Department schedules 75 million in road work over the next year, including grading and surfacing on K-68 from Main Street to I-35 interchanges at a cost of 550000. Linn County gains 9.5 miles of surfacing for 375000, Miami County 11.8 miles of grading for 1545000, and road work at Lake Pomona costs 80000.
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State Highway Department
Main Street
Linn County
Miami County
Lake Pomona
City pays $250 bill for Fowler soil tests in explosion probe
Bill paid at city commission meeting for Dr. Frank FowlerKansas City chemical analyst to test soil from former George Wallace residence to determine explosion cause. Jan G. Fowler's report described as beclouded by a city commissioner though not made public. it is believed Fowler gave an oral briefing to officials.
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Garnett
Frank Fowler
Kansas City
Fowler
George Wallace
Jan. G. Fowler
KFKB
Milford
Brinkley
Federal Radio Commission
del Rio
Taz
Villa Acuna
Mexico
Canadian
Texas
Funeral for Gary L Wray Held at Towner's Chapel
Funeral services for Gary Lynn Wray four died June 30 in Kansas City were held at 2 p m July 2 at Towner's Chapel with Rev Charles Kefight officiating. Born April 21 1961 Ottawa pallbearers were cousins, Mrs Carroll Whiteford sang The Lords Prayer with Mrs J M Kilgore at organ. HDU Homemakers and Open Door Sunday School class attended. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery.
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Gary Lynn Wray
Kansas City
Towner’s Chapel
Charles ‘ Py Kefight
Ottawa
Carroll Whiteford
J. M. Kilgore
HDU
Highland Cemetery
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported
Hospital notes list admissions Linda Marconette Pricilla Carey and Mrs Billy Huyett in Kansas City Morris Mule berry. discharges include Mrs Sherman Smith Mrs Ivan Ball and Mrs Lelland Dae vison Garnett. births to Mr and Mrs Arthur Allan a son 8 lbs 6 ozs. Friday.
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Linda Marconette
Oak
Billy Huyett
Kansas City
Pricilla Carey
Sherman Smith
Main
Ivan Ball
Sycamore
Lelland Daevison
Garnett
Rfd
Lowell Gene Shorner
Beech
Arthur Allan
Kansas City Livestock Market Prices Report
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports livestock price shifts from last week. Slaughter steers and heifers up 26.50, cows steady to 50 higher, calves and feeders steady. Good to prime slaughter heifers 21,0027.00, utility cows 14,0016.00, good to choice calves 17.60 to 23.00, good to choice feeders 19.00 to 27.00. Sheep lambs 1.00 to 0.50 lower, ewes steady, feeders weak to 1.00 lower. Hogs barrows gilts steady to 0.26 higher, sows 0.25 lower. Barrows gilts 130-195/260 lb 23.75 to 24.50. 300-400 lb sows 20.25.
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Kansas City
Six Independence towns mark Fourth of July observances
AP reports on Independence Day plans in six U S towns named Independence including Independence Missouri home of Harry S. Truman who will speak at the July 4 event moved to July 5. Kansas and Iowa communities host parades races and concerts while Independence California hosts its famous twisting celebration attracting visitors.
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New York
Independence
Harry S. Truman
Truman Drary
American Legion Band
Kansas City
Missouri Independence
Jackson County
Andrew Jackson
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Vivian Vance
William Inge
Riverside Park
R. W. Wright
Twe
Iowa
Historical Society
Kentucky
Route 17
Miss
California
Charles Putsnam
Little Pine
Camp Independence
George S. Evans
2Nd
Cavelry
Milford’s Goat Gland Doctor Fades Ahead Of Dam
Mil ford Kansas residents relocate as federal reservoir rises above the town built around Dr John R Brink ley famed for goat gland injections. The narrative recalls Brink ley’s colonial era ascent to wealth before bankruptcy and license loss, with remnants of his Milford era fading amid new construction and memories.
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Milford
Kan
John R. Brinkley
Brinkley
Kansas
Kansas State Enrollment High This Summer
Kansas State University draws students from all Kansas counties for the eight week summer session running June 14 to August 6. Frankline County attendees include Linda Faye Broers Ralph Gordon Bruce Lucile F Cummings Ruth Ann Cobb George Jay Sherman. Osage County students listed are Kenneth R Dubois Janice Gillespie Gerald Louis Finlay Sharon Kay Madden Harry Bruce Perry John Richard Young Virginia Ss Anemany Eldon Lee Mickelson Lyndon Robert A Burnett Patricia Ingersoll Everett L Thompson Charles Max French Joan Alice Lundgren Paul Edward Lundgren Deanna Kaye Parry Osage City Sally J Maichel Overbrook. Miami County attendees include Alta Carl Whitehead Margaret A Griffith Ronald Warren Bryan Harry Mallard Douglas R Wagner Elizabeth A Frazee David Wayne Newton Spring Hill. Anderson County attendees are Rebecca Isabel Long Ruth Worthington Garnett Willim Neuenswander Max Lee Worthington Welda.
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Kansas
Kansas State University
Ses Sion
Frankelin County
Linda Faye Broers
RFD 2
Ralph Gordon Bruce
S. Hickory
Lucile F. Cummings
S. Willow
Ruth Ann Cobb
George Jay Sherman
Wellsville
Osage County
Kenneth R. Dubois
Janice Gillespie
Burs Magame
Gerald Louis Finlay
Sharon Kay Madden
Harry Bruce Perry
John Richard Young
Carbondale
Virginia Ss
Anemany
Eldon Lee Mickelson
Lyndon
Robert A. Burnett
Melvern
Patricia Ingersoll
Everett L. Thompson
Michigan Valley
Charles Max French
Joan Alice Lundgren
Paul Edward Lundgren
Deanna Kaye Parry
Osage City
Sally J. Maichel
Overbrook
Miami County
Alta Carl Whitehead
Bucyrus
Margaret A
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