Ottawa community notices and events mixed in one week
Enrolled at Wichita State University for the fall semester is Lynn Good, Ottawa. Seymour of State Farm Insurance moves to 1536 S. Main. About 565 travelers from 20 states and the Canal Zone visited the Ottawa REACT Team Coffee Safety Stop at Bob's Truck Stop on I-35 over Independence Day weekend. The City Band will perform at the courthouse and local dances and sales fill the community schedule. Donations toward Pomona park shelterhouse progress, a later note on a park and dump remains uncertain. Various ads promote stock theater, surgeries, club auctions, church events, and a styling salon closure.
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States
Canal Zone
Ottawa React Team
Hospital notes and obituaries from Ottawa region
Admissions list includes Mrs. Carl Hoopes Pomona RFD 2 and others with names and addresses. Dismissals note Larry Fisher Pomona and several others. Births report three new daughters at Ottawa RFD 2 Princeton and Can nady. Obituaries for Bessie H Fields Wellsville and Earl O Cole Quenemo with service details, burial, and survivors. None injured in a two vehicle accident in West First. County court citation for Bennie J McGon nigil. Ottawa University honor roll names. Funeral for Letha M Schoonover Ottawa RFD 3.
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Carl Hoopes
Pomona
Clifford Adkinson
Tremont
Orville Glenn
S. Sycamore
Harvey Berr
Willow
Carl Doughty
Hutchinson
Clarence Firestone
S. Locust
Roy R. Mead
Waldo
Larry Fisher
Carl Furman
Dora Hughes
Raymond Rumford
Ottawa
Max Montague
N. Mulberry
Thomas Cannady
Princeton
Police Citations And Livestock Market Report Summary
The police list citations for Franklin Sale 16 at 211 Willow for disregarding a stop sign. Donald Humphrey 37 at 404 Ash cited for DUI and failure to give written notice after striking unattended vehicle. Gary Davis 18 at Williamsburg cited for speeding 45 in a 30 mph zone. Kansas City livestock market shows cattle 1,200 calves 100 cows steady to 25 lower feeders steady. hogs 3,500 down 25-50. sheep 300 with lambs higher. Tomorrow’s estimates: cattle 2,500 calves 200 hogs 3,000 sheep 100.
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Franklin W. Sale
Willow
Donald F. Humphrey
Ash
Gary W.davis
Williamsburg
Kansas City
Wall Street Falls As IBM Earnings Disappoint
The stock market remained broadly lower in active trading. The noon Dow slipped 4.31 to 888.07 as declines outpaced advances about 3 to 1 on the NYSE. Analysts blamed the weakness on IBM's unchanged second quarter earnings, with IBM down 54 to 296.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
IBM
Weightlifting Next On Women's List in Eugene Oregon
Mrs. Cundy, 28, a Welfare Department trainer, lifts weights six months and has increased her biceps from 8.5 to 11 inches while adding an inch to her bust. Her husband Donald, a doctoral candidate, spots her as she deadlifts 260 pounds and hopes she may compete someday. Their 6-year-old Kara joins twice-weekly workouts, doing chinups and benching about 40 pounds.
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Eugene
Oqre
Margie Candy
Mrs. Cundy
Donald
Cundy
Kara
Tax Appeals Hearing On Extra Levy For 1971 72 Budget
The Kansas Board of Tax Appeals will hear Unified School District 288 on July 24 1971 at 11 00 am in Topeka regarding authority to levy up to one extra mill outside its tax levy to raise about $7 814 77 for mandated programs for the developmentally disabled per K S A 72 5445 a5 as amended by HB 104. Public may attend or submit evidence.
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Board OF Tax Appeals
Unified School District
State of
Kansas
State Office
Topeka
H. Marvin Stephan
June Betz
Board of Education
In Memoriam Earl C. Cole Funeral Rites Held
Funeral services for Earl C. Cole longtime resident who died yesterday will be held at United Methodist Church of Quenemo Thursday at 2 PM with Rev. Paul Harder officiating. Interment will follow at Oakhill Cemetery.
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Bessie
H. Fields
Bessie H. Fields
Wellsville
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Wilson and Sons
Harvey Houchin
Fields
Missouri
J. W. Fields
Kansas City, Kan
Earl
Darla) Chambers
Shawnee
Theron Cole
Quenemo
Cecile Erbar
Neodesha
Louise
Mars. Wiloma D. Babcock
Wiloma D. Babcock
Damien- Towner
Highland Cemetery
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Wichita State
Lynn Good
Roy Good
S. Cedar
Quincy Seymour
State Farm Insurance
S. Main
Trinity United Methodist
Wscs Food Sale
Harold Green
Ottawa Lodge
C. B. & Company Summer Stock Group of
John S. Powelson
Richmond
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
Sertoma Club
Memorial Auditorium
Art Miller
Duane Hall
Damror-Towner Chapel
Raymond Bainer
St. Luke’s Hospital
James Berg
Naomi
Wed
John O'Neill
Courthouse Lawn
First United Methodist Church
Eldon
Adv
the Daily Report
West First
Loretta M. Dodd
N. Oak
Gene S. Corbin
RFD
Corbin
Bennie J. McGonnigil
Kansas City, Mo
Ottawa University
Tom Chappell
Russell Daugharthy
Fernando Diaz
Rodney Hartrick
David Haverty
Richard Hull
Steven Kloster
Mike Newmaster
Audrey Nicholson
Jay Sible
Letha M. Schoonover
Damron-Towner Chapel
Garland Bohn
Melvin Clevenger
Paul Damron
Bob Lantis
Ben Stinson
Rex Weigand
Bud Plaschka
Bob Hamilton
Kurt Weigand
Ateo
Paul Darton
David Mitler
Police
KC Markets
Wall Street
Boy Scout Troop No. 76
First Baptist Church
Six Flags
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Taree
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