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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1971

Page

4

Heart of America Gladiolus Show to Highlight Weekend

The Heart of America Gladiolus Society holds its 20th annual show for the south central region this weekend at the Metcalf South shopping center upper level. Hours: Saturday noon to 8 p.m. and Sunday 1 to 6 p.m. An ice cream social is set for Saturday at Greenwood School.

THE Heart of America Gladiolus Society Metcalf South

Ottawa High School Class of 1961 10th Reunion Recap

The Ottawa High School 1961 class held a 10 year reunion at the Eagle's Lodge with prizes awarded to Karen Indall McCullough for changing most in appearance and greatest distance, Sharon Bennett Underwood for changing least, and Jesse Garcia for largest family. Attendees included dozens of classmates from cities across Kansas, Missouri, Minnesota, and Oklahoma, with sponsor Al Brox in attendance.

Ottawa High School Eagle’s Lodge Karen Indall McCullough Sharon Bennett Underwood Jesse Garcia Gary Underwood Ronnie Keefer Judy Maxwell Houdasheldt Nancy England Beatty Judy Hull Bush John Wise Pat Bechtle Ginny McCart Bromett Donna Reinecke Hobbs Mary Alice Ferguson Spears Franklin Yates Jimmy Walker Dee Ellen Lister Bailey Fred Schnoke Opal Nearmyer Finney Beverly McDaniels Ledom Ottawa al Brox

Lifeguards Voice Frustration Over Cleanups At Pool

Miss Reynolds and fellow lifeguards describe rising cleanup duties at the pool and their growing concern over unruly visitors. They note sun and social contact as appealing, with Reynolds recalling a serious rescue two years ago and stating there have been no further incidents since. Guards plan to stay vigilant around the clock on high stands.

Miss Reynolds

Obituaries and local notices from Dundee and Garnett records

Obituaries for Robert John Snodgrass of Dundee died June 27 with services at Damron Towner Chapel and Navy graveside honors. Clarence Logan, 78, Garnett, died. burial planned in Iola. Local vehicle crashes report two injured and minor damages along US-50 near Homewood and Williamsburg incident with no injuries. Admissions and dismissals list include several names, with a birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs David Hood. Market notes show livestock prices and Monday estimates.

Robert J. Snodgrass Robert John Snodgrass Dundee Scotland Damron-Towner Chapel Paul Pentz Melvin Clevenger U.S. Navy Highland Cemetery Navy Clarence Logan Garnett Anderson County Hospital Richmond Iola Logan Seventh and Ash Timothy E. May Overland Park Keith W. Pence Maple May Eugene A. Stone Roeland Park Homewood Us-50 Wilson Freight Company Cincinnati Ohio Roy A. Schooler Jr Wichita South Arthur Road Williamsburg James W. Cox Charles New Richard Ward Canterbury Court Raymond L. Langley Pomona John Coffman Hattie Robinson S. Mulberry J. Lyle Doty Quenemo Earl Shaw Guy Edgerle Roy Spencer Princeton Roger Crump Euell Baker David Hood

US cotton growers boost acres amid weather woes

Washington AP reports US farmers planted 12.4 million acres for 1971 harvest, a 4 percent rise and a six year high, but cool and wet seasons in the Southeast and Delta hinder germination. Missouri and Tennessee run on schedule, Oklahoma drought trimmed Oklahoma plantings, and Texas up modestly. USDA aims for about 12 million bales in fall, with projected yield improving toward 500 pounds per harvested acre. Carryover stocks fall from 5.8 to about 4.5 million bales, the lowest in two decades.

Agriculture Department USDA Cotton Belt Delta Missouri Tennessee Southwest Oklahoma Texas

Firefighter Sorrell Sues Maryland Casualty for 25125

James Glenn Sorrell of Wellsville files in District Court seeking 25125 from Maryland Casualty Company. He claims coverage under the policy when injured January 31 1970 while fighting a fire with the Wellsville volunteer fire department. He says his right leg was amputated above the knee and he was totally disabled for 35 weeks. He seeks 8 percent interest and costs.

James Glenn Sorrell Wellsville Maryland Casualty Company Sorrell

Meeting on Communications at Eastern Kansas Peace Officers

about seventeen people heard David Johnson and Dwayne Sackman of the Kansas Bureau of Investigation speak Thursday night at the North American Hotel. Dispatchers and communications personnel from the area attended the meeting to hear discussions of current and future communication methods.

David Johnson Dwayne Sackman Kansas Bureau of Investigation Kansas North American

State FOL Share Hiked by Kansas Farmers Home Admin

Morgan Williams, state director of the Farmers Home Administration, announced Kansas received 13 million dollars for Farm Ownership Loans in fiscal 1972, the largest allocation yet. Eight million were allotted in 1971, aided by a Nixon budget boost of 140 million. The package also includes 4.4 million for Farm Operating Loans and new joint lending with Kansas Federal Land Banks to aid distressed family farmers.

Morgan Williams Farmers Home Administration Kansas Williams Nixon Kansas Federal Land Banks Fmha

County Court Citations Involving Mattoon And Jestus

Alan Mattoon, 22, 937 Maple, had no driver's license. Case dismissed after he showed a license. Loren R Jestus, 52, St Paul Minn, cited for speeding 92 mph in a 75 mph zone. Fined $30 plus costs.

Alan Mattoon Loren R. Jestus St. Paul, Minn

KC Markets Kansas City cattle prices rise

AP report from Kansas City notes cattle prices at 32.15 to 32.50 for high choice steers with some prime listings. calves not reported. Market activity centers on beef cattle trading and wholesale valuation in Kansas City.

Kansas City

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