Various Community Notices and Events in Ottawa
CAPT Espinosa completed a two week accident investigation course at Ft. Leavenworth conducted by the Traffic Institute of Central Missouri State College. JOHN CAMPBELL announced purchase of Ottawa Insulation Co. from Mietchen, who stays as sales manager. CHAUTAUQUA Players present Wizard of Oz July 7 8 and 9 with times and phone for tickets. A coffee at Eldon Richardson home features Gov. Wallace candidate Gene Miller. Eagles Lodge hosts Steak Night July 8 with dance by Jim Lane. Political notices urge voter registration and feature Democratic candidate A. E. Coffman for County Commissioner. Naomi's Club hosts dances and jam sessions. A Democrat sponsored picnic at Forest Park invites all candidates. Color TV service call listed. Wellsville Day events at Old Depot Museum and City Park Centennial Cabin hostesses named. Benefit for Fredricks and Foltz burn fund includes ice cream social and teen dance. Ottawa Herald sells American flag and notes Mildred Strain is a patient at St. Luke's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Espinosa
Ottawa Police Department
Ft. Leavenworth
Traffic Institute of
Central Missouri State College
Averill Named President of KC Region Higher Ed Council
Former Ottawa University faculty member Lloyd James Averill Jr. has been appointed president of the Kansas City Regional Council for Higher Education. The council, representing 16 colleges and universities across Eastern Kansas Missouri and Southern Iowa, aims to promote higher education and foster cooperation among member schools. Also noted is Army Col. Lawrence D. Pence, son of Baldwin resident George L. Pence, who completed a 10 month course at the U S Army War College at Carlisle Barracks focusing on preparing officers and civilian officials for top level commands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd James Averill Jr
Ottawa University
Kansas City
Averill
Davis and Elkins College
West Virginia
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Army
Lawrence D. Pence
George L. Pence
Baldwin
U. S. Army War College
Carlisle Barracks
Funeral services for Henry C. Sturgeon held Saturday
Funeral services for Henry C. Sturgeon were conducted at 2 30 p m Saturday from the Lamb Roberts Funeral Home with Rev Paul W Pentz officiating. Interment followed at Lane Cemetery Lane Kansas friends could call at the funeral home until time of service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Myrtle Myers
First United Methodist Church
Union Cemetery
Centrapolis
Kansas
Viola May Montague
Damron-Towner
Woodlawn
Pomona
Paul Pentz
Sturgeon
Henry C. Sturgeon
Lamb-Roberts
Paul W. Pentz
Lane Cemetery
Lane
Viola M. Montague
S. Main
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Damron- Towner Chapel
Woodlawn Cemetery
Montague
Jetmore
William M
Lucy Ellen (Britton) Pennington
Herbert’ Vincent’ Montague
Ottawa
Ottawa Manages Multistate Police Report Of Local Incidents
Police investigated a two car accident at Main and K-68 where Floretta Steward and James Young were identified as drivers. A minor crash at 1513 S Main involved Claude Clayborne. Numerous charges, dismissals, admissions, and emergencies follow with various names, ages, addresses, and outcomes. Also includes cattle market figures and obituaries for Claude Sellers and Viola Montague, plus a report from Reykjavik on the Fischer Spassky world chess match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
K-68
Floretta P. Steward
Ottawa
Public Auction of Grace Gotschall Estate Furniture
Probate Court in Franklin County Kansas sets July 30 1972 sale of Grace L Gotschall deceaseds personal property at 214 West Second Ottawa starting 1 pm. Administrator with Will annexed Robert L Pinet will auction all household furniture and goods to highest cash bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Kansas
Grace L. Gotschall
City of
Ottawa
West
Second Street
Robert L. Pinet
WHI
Department OF the Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
Internal Revenue Code
Robert L. Foltz
Kansas National Guard Armory
West 17Th
Iem
Chamberlin
Ford P.A
W. 17Th
N. Main
United States
Richard L. Bryan
Bryan
East 4Th
Topeka
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Campbell
Ottawa Insulation Co
A. J
Andy) Mietchen
Mietchen
Chautauqua Players
Memorial Auditorium
Eagles Lodge
Jim Lane
The
Country Sounds
A. E. Coffman
Pol. Adv
Naomi
Raley
Max Alderman
Willow
Naomi’s Club
Forest Park
Cliff Reynolds
Adv
VFW
Wellsville
Old Depot Museum
Dupreeze Pearson
Mary O’neil
Thelma Turner
Clarence Coffman
Ray Brecheisen
Mary Woodward
Clarence Day
Marjorie Mitchell
City Park Centennial Cabin
C. Roy Hackney
J. G. Gladstone
Fredricks and Foltz Burn Fund
Princeton Fire House
Ottawa Herald
Mildred Strain
St. Luke’s Hospital
KC Council
Bamron
Zaz Vaar
Towner
Ted
Paul Damion
David Miller
Dorothy Reams
Janice Damion
Rena Towner
Ottawa, Kansas
the Daily Report
Virgil 0. Horn JR
S. Poplar
Eugene A. Rieder
Jimmie, Tolson
Jess L. Sayler
Ralph Taylor
D.b.a. Sayler
Taylor
Roger Schmanke
S. Locust
Gary W. Davis
Williamsburg
Diane M. McCord
E. 10Th
Marie D. Harding
John D. Collins
N. Oak
Dale W. Howard
N. Cedar
Jeffery P. McAdoo
Ottawa Rfd
Keith E. McAdoo
Gale A. McReynolds
Barry L. Kendall
Waverly
Thomas L. Markus
Hickory
Robert J. Schoonover
Canterbury
Richard A. Gagne
Wichita
David A. Crooks
Poplar
Ronald E. Venus
Barbara J. Wieneke
S. Maple
Lexie Droddy
Amy Griffin
William Crocker
S. Hickory
Raymond Rumford
Claude D. Sellers
Des Moines
Sellers
Cooksville
Verna Harborer
John
Ruth) Allen
Melvin L. Sellers
Wayne Sellers
Crescent
Okla
Ernest Sellers
Pleasanton
Reykjavik
Iceland
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Fischer
Spassky
Max Euwe
International Chess Federation
U.S.S.R
U.S.A
Bobby
Yefim Geller
Southwestern Bell
Mary Lynn Keefer
Albert Keefer
Christ Unlimited
Channel 41
Channel 4
Ottawa High School
Mary Lynn
Stan Adell
OHS
Extra Dimensions
Charles Adell
Olive
KK & R
Princeton
S. Elm
Tremont
South Cedar
Goldie Foster
Ge Ee
North Sycamore
Corky
Sapo Iwanted
Martin Ford Sales
Osage City
Detroit
Michigan
South Main
Peace South Store
Todd
Clark
Todd Mobile Homes
State Road
N.J
General Services
W. Taylor
Preston Meisel
Pickering Piano Service
Lloyd McClure
Bennie Stinson
Davis Tree Service
Dor Winkleman
Kansasland Packing
Eas
Dundee
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