Local News Briefs From Pomona and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs H H Jack Van Horn and five children return to Gainesville Florida after attending American Dairy Science Association meetings at Kansas State University and visiting relatives in Pomona. Ottawa Royal Neighbors hold basket supper Friday at Forest Park shelterhouse. Franklin County Action Group meets Friday at 7 30 p m in the Eckan office. Thelma Reichard of Richmond hospital in Kansas City. Barracks 2253 WWI veterans luncheon Tuesday 11 40 a m at House of Douglas. Princeton Council meets tonight at City Hall. Pomona City Council meets tonight at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.H
Jack) van Horn
Gainesville
Fla
American Dairy Science Association
Kansas State University
Harold van Horn
Pomona
Herbert Wolf
van Horn
University of Florida
Gainsville
Ottawa
Royal Neighbors
Forest Park
Franklin County Action Group
ECKAN
House of Douglas
James B. Berthot
Wichita
Broadway
D. Raymond Parry
Wellsville Lodge No. 356
Af&am
Wellsville
Berthot
Boeing
Airplane Manufacturing Company
Harrisonville
Lois Marie Heckman
Litchfield
Albert Pike Masonic Lodge
Wichita York Rite
Knight Templars
Midian Shrine
Francis M. Berthot
Overland Park
American Cancer Society
N. St. Francis
Shriners Hospitals For Crippled Children
Shriners Burns Institute
N. Topeka
Baker University
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Shawnee
Ardmore
Oklo
Counts
Baldwin
Wilson Counts
First United Church of
Women’s Society of Christian Service
First United Methodist Church of
Orchard Lane
Anna Katherine Rhodes
Osawatomie
Mary Jo Chiclote
Angelo Orlando
Tony Orlando
Kansas City
Princetoon Cemetery
Mower accident injures Ottawa man Pence at home
Bob Pence of 1612 Apple Lane remains in Shawnee Mission Hospital after a Saturday mower accident at his residence. The riding mower toppled and cut his leg and foot, requiring multiple surgeries. he is in room 159 and can receive visitors. In New York markets, stocks fell as rates rose, with Occidental Petroleum active at 19 dollars and major indices down marginally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Pence
Apple Lane
Shawnee Mission Hospital
Pence
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve
Occidental Petroleum
Admissions and Dismissals Across Ottawa Area Saturday
Walter Grey Agnes Fischer Clarence Day Shawna Persefield Earl Lewis Jr Mrs Donald White Orville Reeves Ernest Moore and others listed admissions. Dismissals include Mrs Wayne Adams and family and several others. Births births noted plus emergencies report insect bites falls rope burns and minor injuries. Obituaries list Mary Layke Cook James B Berthot Baldin Counts Ada Munden Anna Rhodes Earl Keifer Patrick Rockers Lora Cooper marriage licenses and police court entries follow. Details include dates places Ottawa Garnett Pomona and Baldwin with multiple family names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Grey
Ottawa
Agnes Fischer
N. Cherry
Clarence Day
Ash
Shawna Persefield
Garnett
Earl Lewis Jr
Quenemo
Donald White
S. Cedar
Orville Reeves
N. Oak
Ernest Moore
S. Mulberry
Wayne Adams
Gardner
Roy Sullivan
LaVerne Pressler
N. Main
Rolla Burgoon
N. Poplar
Beverly Massengale
Ronald Fowler
Pomona Rfd
Julius Gott
Carol Weese
N. King
Fredonia Myers
Wellsville
Gerald Shepherd
Pomona
RFD
Rita Bickerstaff
N. Sycamore
Jeffrey Hartnett
Spring Hill
Sharon Frazier
Merriam
Judith Stevenson
Richard Turner
Jennifer Kissinger
Santa Clara County considers firing 5000 striking workers
Officials weigh sending dismissal notices to 5000 county employees who have been on strike since July 1 under a county rule allowing termination after three consecutive days of absence. No negotiations have occurred, but the board may offer talks if a negotiation format is arranged. In Pennsylvania, welfare and social workers plan to stay out despite many state workers returning to work under a new wage deal, with the state seeking a court order to end the strike if health and safety are affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Santa Clara County
Calif
Pennsylvania
Santa Clara
Board of Supervisors
Dominic Cortese
Milton Shapp
Pennsylvania Social Services Union
Commonwealth
Justice Department
Department of Justice
San Francisco Bay Area
Cloud Seeding Contract Funds Research Across Multiple States
The federal Bureau of Reclamation awards a 1.3 million dollar contract to Meteorology Research, Inc. of Altadena, California for five summers of cloud seeding research at three High Plains sites in Kansas, Texas, and Montana, aiming to refine cloud seeding technology with aerial atmospheric measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Federal Bureau of Reclamation
California
High Plains Cooperative Program
High Plains
Colby-Goodland
Kansas
Big Spring-Snyder
Texas
Miles City
Mont
Gilbert G. Stamm
Bureau of Reclamation
Meteorology Research, Inc
Altadena
Calif
Stamm
COUNTRY Kitchen Cafe Opens 6 Days A Week
The Maple Shoppe on 1519 S Main advertises COUNTRY Kitchen Cafe open six days a week with Tuesday closure and varying hours. Ann Cheasbro named manager. Eddie's Casual and Young Place announce Tuesday closings as part of summer clearance preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Main
Country Kitchen
Ann Cheasbro
Nixon Pleads For Documents In Watergate Case
Former President Richard Nixon says he left personal and official records at the White House after resigning, and that Congress improperly denied him ownership of 42 million documents and 880 reels of tape. He seeks release of diaries letters memos and recordings, including private conversations with family advisers and clergy, some of which concern purely personal matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Nixon
U.S. District Court
Congress
Watergate
First
Nixony
State of the Union
Republican Party
Carbondale Youth Drowns At City Lake
Two teenage Kansans died during the holiday weekend. Steve McBurney, 18, jumped into Carbondale Lake to help a girl who fell from a boat and was rescued. his body was recovered about an hour later. Steven Higle, 17, of Salina, drowned off Kanopolis Lake after swimming clothed with a companion unable to help him. his body was recovered about 20 minutes later as a crowd watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Layke
Kansas City
Mary Layke Cook
Brush Creek Chapel
Martha Pennington
Elizabeth Shoger
Albuquerque
N.M
Mary K. Johnson
W. 6Th
Ottawa
Associated Press
Carbondale
Kanopolis Lake
Steve McBurney
Kanopolis
Steven Higle
Salina
Ed Wells
Army Engineers
Higle
Wells
Heat Kills Children In Car Left In Sedgwick County
Victoria Crockett five and Melvin Crockett twenty two months died after being left in a locked sedan with the interior at 140 degrees outside the Sedgwick County Courthouse. Their sister Stephanie Crockett three survived after treatment. The mother remained in custody pending charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Sedgwick County
Victoria Crockett
Sheepskin book lists 1975 graduates for Kansas workers
The Ottawa Job Opportunity Center offers a limited copies of Sheepskin a 129 page book compiling condensed resumes of 1975 state college graduates seeking Kansas work. Resumes are grouped by field of study and fuller versions are on file at the JOC nearest each graduate. Calvin Ewing the local JOC manager can connect employers with any listed workers and assist arranging interviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Ottawa
Calvin Ewing
JOC
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thelma Reichard
Richmond
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Princeton Council
City Hall
Princeton
Wall Street
the Daily Report
Mrs. Wilson
Wilma C. Counts
Lawrence Hospital
First United Methodist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Mrs. Counts
Paola
Shawnee, Okla
James. C. Munden
Ada F. Munden
Friskel-Kinser
Iola
Highland Cemetery
Jerry Ray Galbrath
Munden
Pleasanton
Andrew S. Miller
James C
Jack Munden
Lenora Messer
Earl Henry Keifer
Crestview Nursing Home
Damron-Towner Chapel
Keifer
Harvey W
Stella B. (Riley) Keifer
Franklin County
Chism Construction Company
Harry Long
Harvey Miller
Patrick Rockers
Greeley
Trinidad
Colo
St. Boniface Catholic Church
Scipio
Rockers
Kenneth Rockers
Edward Rockers
Germany
Benedick Rockers
Emporia
Kathy Poss
Lena Rockers
St. Boniface Catholic Cemetery
Farris- Feuerborn
Lora Cooper Garnett
Christian Church
Lora B. Cooper
Anderson County
Herndon
Dail Smith
Garnett Cemetery
Farris-Feuerborn
Probate
Raymond Dale Brady
Brenda Kaye Adams
Virginia Lee Hopkins
Robert Earl Arnold
Ted L. McCurdy
Marilyn Jean Baker
Kenneth Smith
Philip Pacheco
Walter Gravenstein
S. Elm
Eldoin
Brockus
Jeffrey Ryssemus
Fredrick Dehn
Maple
James Reed
Ben Nokes
Brian Fornaro
Jennifer Lesler
Ethel Wheeler
Cedar
Eighth and
Alan Moore
Margaret Welcher
Patricia Rockhold
Main
Alice Palmer
Nora Ratliff
Palo Alto
Waterbury
Conn
Groton
Metal Trades Council
Nuclear Shipbuilding
Electric Boat Co
Atlanta
Laborers International Union
Associated General Contractors, Inc
Board of Trade
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Ad Briefs
Eddie
Young Place
Wed
Rts Ag
Brera
Melvin Crocket
Stephanie Crockett
Jim Carter
Sheriff's Department
Towner
Damron-Towner
Paul Damron
David Miller
David Bunch Galen Gentry
Janice Damron
Marge Miller
Rena Towner
Dorothy Reams
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