Ottawa Church of God revival begins Sunday
Briefs note revival services start Sunday at 7 30 p m at the Ottawa Church of God of Prophecy Mission 314 Cedar led by Jim and Karen Garner UT Chattanooga students Also listed are a Dundee Fabrics clearance sale an oral polio clinic ad at Franklin County Health Department and community notices including reunions clinics and local events across Ottawa Magnolia area
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Ottawa
Church of God of Prophecy Mission
Cedar
Jim
Karen Garner
University of Tennessee At
Chattanooga
Tenn
Franklin County Health Department
W. Tecumseh
Port Arthur couple deal with honeybee infestation at shop
In Port Arthur Texas the Richard Krummels faced a buzzing problem at their collector’s shop when a swarm of bees invaded. A friend was called to remove the hive cutting into a honeycomb six to seven feet long, causing minor injuries to Trend in the process.
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Port Arthur
Tex
Richard Krummels
Krummels
Legal and traffic notes from Bradford dispatch
A daily ledger lists multiple traffic citations with ages and addresses, including speeding, disregarding stop signs, and driving with suspended licenses. Bond forfeitures and fines are noted. some cases continued to later dates. A two-vehicle accident in a west Ottawa alley is reported with minor injuries. An obituary for Sarah Merscham, 80, Burlington, notes survivors and burial plans. Honor roll mentions students from Emporia State College across several towns.
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Bradford Daugharthy
S. Mulberry
Robert C. Coulter
North Highlands
Calif
George E. Steward JR
Waverly
Alan L. Crane
Hickory
Donald D. Donovan
S. Oak
Randall A. Roseberry
Ottawa
Jess. McCloud
E. 15Th
Ted Albert Moore
Quenemo
Steven Michael Mallison
Alta
Iowa
Donald Willford
Pomona
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Mixed List
Hospital notes list numerous admissions and dismissals including Mrs Archie Beard of Waverly Roy Spencer of Princeton and others. Names appear with addresses and days such as Wednesday Thursday and Friday. The record records patients and caregivers across several towns including Wellsville Williamsburg Rantoul and Quenemo.
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Archie Beard
Waverly
Roy Spencer
Princeton
John C. Wilson Jr
King
Sondra Olson
Quenemo
Henry Wendte
Hamlin
Charles J. Schamle
Ottawa
Donita Jones
Euell Baker
Williamsburg
Benjamin Lambert
Wellsville
John Rodgers
S. Oak
Justo Diaz
E. 8Th
Jeannette Johnson
Crestview
Probate Court Records Link Two Marriages
Marriage licenses issued for Michael Eldon Collins 24 of Garden City to Janice Kay Wagner 22 of Richmond and for Mark Wehmeyer 20 of Wellsville to Diana Haney 19 of Wellsville, according to probate court records.
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Michael
Pohl Sturm Family Reunion Draws Sixty-Five Attendees
The fifteenth annual Pohl Sturm family reunion gathered sixty five members on June 27 at the Ottawa Youth Center. A basket dinner was served as relatives from Kansas and Arkansas attended, including Pohl and Sturm families from Lawrence Topeka Kansas City Eudora Edgerton Overbrook and nearby towns.
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Pohl-Sturm
Youth Center
Ottawa
Kenneth Pohl
Cindi
Patti
Lexington
Ohio
Mel Springer
Beth
Springdale
Arkansas
Kenneth Coffman
Jill
Opal Pohl
Cris
Diane Wells
Edna
Hilda Koehler
Ralph Pohl
Dennis
Charles Pohl
Wendell Pohl
Lawrence
Marvin Pohl
Janet
Topeka
Vernon Sturm
Ken
Kansas City
Kansas
Larry Sturm
Larry Jr
Cindy
Dan Sturm
John Sturm
George Sturm
Eudora
John Murdoch
Edgerton
Fred Breithaupt
Charlotte
Marilyn
Janice
Overbrook
Renita Abel
Velbue
Theodore Nelson
Lloyd
C. M. Gibson
G. B. Nelson
Louise Pohl
Maxine Stephens
Henry Pohl
Stella Gould
Ben Gibson
Otto Johnson
Pam
Dudley Gibson
Phil
W.B
Julie
KC Markets Kansas City Cattle Hogs Sheep Report
KC markets summary shows cattle totals with varied feeder prices across weight ranges and hog totals with under 230 lb gains and over 230 lb steady to weak. Spring lambs and ewes noted steady with ranges for choice and mixed grades. tomorrow’s estimates project cattle 100 calves none hogs 2,000 sheep 25.
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Kansas City
Osawatomie State Hospital Holds Summer Carnival
About 225 patients attended the July 1 carnival at Osawatomie State Hospital. Morning events included ring toss shuffleboard and bingo with prizes from 23 counties. The dunking machine drew the crowd. A nighttime tennis court dance preceded a fireworks display.
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Osawatomie
Osawatomie State Hospital
Grim Turn Of Events At Lake Baldwin
A badly decomposed body was found at the north end of Douglas County State Lake during searches for a drowning victim. Officials think the body may be Bobby Seyler, 18, missing since May 15, not Richard Neal King. Sheriff ends search for King. boat patrols continue.
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Baldwin
Douglas County State Lake
Richard Neal King
Lawrence
Douglas County
Bobby Seyler
Seyler
Chicago
King
Ottawa University Receives Second Texaco Grant
Ottawa University President Peter H. Armacost announced the privately financed college was chosen again to receive an unrestricted Texaco Aid To Education grant. The $1,500 award supports the 1970-71 academic year, one of 300 colleges included in Texaco Inc. educational support.
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Ottawa University
Peter H. Armacost
U.S
Texaco Inc
the University
Texaco
Blight Spreads Across 21 Kansas Counties In County News
Kansas State University plant pathologists report southern corn leaf blight in 21 counties Allen Anderson Bourbon Clay Coffey Doniphan Douglas Franklin Jackson Jefferson Johnson Leavenworth Lyon Miami Neosho Osage Pottawatomie Riley Shawnee Wabaunsee Woodson. Severity ranges from few lesions to heavy upper leaf infection with varing field impact and 50 percent infection in Neosho. Extension agents urge caution and consider fungicide spraying if warranted.
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Kansas
Kansas State University Extension
Allen
Anderson
Bourbon
Clay
Coffey
Doniphan
Douglas
Franklin
Jackson
Jefferson
Johnson, Leavenworth
Lyon
Miami
Neosho
Osage
Pottawatomie
Riley
Shawnee
Wabaunsee
Woodson
William G. Willis
Kansas State University
KU Professor Pins Down Waste Problem
Dr. Ross McKinney of the University of Kansas told about 70 Southeast Kansas Public Officials Association members at the courthouse that local officials have not faced up to solid waste. He said state legislation created to improve water and sewage has not yet solved solid waste.
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Ross McKinney
University of Kansas
Southeast Kansas Public Officials Association
McKinney
Kansas
State Board of Health
Area Weather Area Forecast County Shower Threat
Scattered showers and a few thunderstorms develop toward evening with cooler, cloudy conditions. Tonight and Friday bring intermittent showers, 40 percent chance. Highs near 80s Friday, 60s tonight, record highs noted. hourly temperatures conclude at dawn.
Local Civil Defense Still Major Issue
Civil Defense has been a Franklin County concern since 1966. D. F. Kyle, the county Civil Defense coordinator, urged converting the basement of the Montgomery Ward building into an Emergency Operating Center. He proposed using the parking lot area after leveling the building. The plan never materialized and Franklin County lacks an EOC. Kyle stresses the county needs a center to avoid chaos in disasters, with county and federal funding, a 100 percent fallout shelter standard, capacity for 40 to 50 people, bunk beds, a kitchen, infirmary and communications gear. The center would serve daily use and be turned to Civil Defense in emergencies. local leaders would coordinate response.
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Joan Istas
Franklin County
D. F. Kyle
Montgomery Ward
Kyle
Paola
Civil Defense Department
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Daniel E. Kay
Acme
Kay
North Babylon
N.Y
Diana
N. Mulberry
Acme Paint
Sherwin-Williams Company
Dundee Fabrics
Lennard
Oyler
Forest Park Shelter House
Strehlow
Philgren
Hadley
The
Ottawa Medical Clinic
Ralph B. Emerson
St. Luke’s Hospital
Antique Car Club
Fairgrounds
Roy Gregg
Auto Club
Gregg
Greenwood School
Don Laws
Damron-Towner Chapel
Billy Spears
Midnight Cowboys
Naomi
the Daily Report
Torrence BD
Buckner
Cypress
Janice K. Morgan
RFD
Sarah Merscham
Burlington Church
Garnett Cemetery
Emporia State College
Virgil Wayne
Deborah K. Shaver
David E. Thayer
Linda Jo Caldwell
Garnett
Victoria F. James
Lane
Patricia Cartwright
Robert Earl Rice
Pamela Sue Flynn
James Kent Good
Richard C. Lambert
Robert R. Scott
Linda Beth Bailey
Burlingame
Fonda Sue Lachamp
Marjorie N. Warner
Lyndon
Michael Edward Land
Martha J. Crown
Scranton
Gerald M. Ohmes
Greeley
Judith Ann Cherry
John Scott Collins
Earl L. Devore
E. V. Skidmore
Skidmore & Devore
S. Cedar
Devore
Maridee
Laura
Steven
University of Kansas School of Architecture
American Institute of Architects
OSH
Texaco Grant
Dave Smith
Paul Kelly
County Extension
Neosho County
Willis
Pete Maley
Lyon County
Damron
Towner
Lloyd Heth
Heth
Memoriam
Louis Dee Sou
interHan
Neil and
Ruth Carlson
Raney Drugs
Nationals
Jake Ralston
Charles Lilly
Lyndon Saddie Club
Murray Lake
M & A Farms
Centerville, Kansasee
Wycoff Ehu
Faerie la Ard Ee
Poplar
Greenwood Ladies
Orchard Drive
S. Locust
Tremont
West 15Th
E. R. Lingo, Realty
Cook
Patty
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Adrian
Missouri
Playhouse Toys
Betty Weaver
W. Wea
Stanley Home ‘Products
Ottawa Herald
Olathe
Herald
Rawleigh
Ray Harris
Rawleigh Co
Freeport
Illinois
General Services
Eae
Pickering Plano Service
Fred Meador
Cullen
Gene Dyer
J. W. Taylor
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