Community Picnic and Local Notices
OTTAWA Coin and Stamp Club hosts its annual picnic at 5 p.m. Sunday in Forest Park shelterhouse. Attendees should bring table service and two covered dishes. drinks provided. Also: Richmond farmer and stockman Earl Wall in serious condition after a horse injury. Dr L J Matney's office moved to 324 South Main. School Lunch Management Conference second in a Pittsburg State series. Bernhardt Dance Classes weekly. Farm Bureau district picnic at John Redmond Reservoir with rain plan at Burlington Armory. Sutton's Jewelry ad for crystal stemware.
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Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club
Forest Park Shelterhouse
Farm Bureau
John Redmond Reservoir
Armory
Burlington
Crawlers Camp Out At Vassar Park Weekend
Crawler group Camp Out at Vassar Park Lake Pomona drew 49 members and guests. Eldon Roeckers led the Saturday business meeting. Plans included buying a flag and flag committee named Virgil Kuwards Ray Bloomers and Rollin Starosta. A $10 donation to Neosho Falls campground was approved to aid shelterhouse construction. New members Mr and Mrs Louis Eeord welcomed. Betty Bloomer reported on Flea Market success and hospitality. Next camp-out set for Aug 11-12 at Osage County State Lake.
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Vassar Park
Lake Pomona
Eldon Roeckers
Kansas
Virgil Kuwards
Ray Bloomers
Rollin Starosta
Neosho Falls
Louis Eeord
Betty Bloomer
Sycamore Springs
Osage County State Lake
Elks Club Bridge Winners and Local Notices
Bridge winners were Katherine McClay and Suzanne Wassler in North-South, Marie Bishop and Marie Hesp second, Mary Mc Mahon and Steve Vossler first in East-West, with Zena McGrath and Dorothy Casey second. Other items include a grand larceny report, arraignments, dismissals, births, emergencies, a two-car collision, civil recoveries, obituaries for Lucille Knauss and Marion L. Stout, and local police and court actions.
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The
Elks Club
Katherine McClay
Suzanne Wassler
Marie Bishop
Marie Hesp
Garnett
Mary McMahon
Steve Vossler
Osawatomie
Zena McGrath
Dorothy Casey
Conciliation meeting on Job Opportunity Centers bias charges
In Topeka a private conciliation session addressed allegations of discriminatory job placement practices by state Job Opportunity Centers in Ottawa and Hutchinson. Kansas Civil Rights Commission and State Labor official discussed charges with managers Cal Ewing and Ben Owen, with potential public hearing if conciliation fails.
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Topeka
Kan
Ottawa
Hutchinson
Kansas Commission On Civil Rights
Darrell Carlton
Cal Ewing
Ben Owen
Civil Rights Commission
State Labor Department
State District Court
Tony Lopez
Leo Phalen
Phalen
USD 288 Board Adopts Funds and Builds Facility
USD 288 board decisions following an executive session include transferring 17000 from the general fund to capital outlay and 3000 to transportation, approving 1973 74 teaching contract for Lawrence Meyer, and authorizing a 20450 metal building 60 by 120 by 14 feet from Farmland Industries. They also discussed district wide evaluation, electing Melvin Stockard president, Max Wilson vice president, and setting meeting times and depository. One bid of 21.6 cents per gallon for 17000 gallons of gasoline from Knight Mobil and Propane Service was accepted.
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Joan Istas Richmond
U.S.D. 288 Board of Education
U.S.C
Reginald Hurd
Lawrence Meyer
General Fund
Transportation Fund
State Board of Education
Kansas
Melvin Stockard
Max Wilson
June Betz
Orville Cole
Bud Schaub
The
Peoples State Bank of Richmond
Ottawa Times
Hurd
Knight Mobil and
Propane Service
Princeton
Teenager Found Guilty of Vehicular Homicide in Douglas County
Greg A. Barnett 20 of Wellsville was convicted of vehicular homicide after his hay truck struck a car killing Norman E. McConnell 16 and Jane H. Larrick 15. Judge Mike Elwell fined $50 plus costs. Barnett appealed, posting a $500 bond. He will appear in District Court in Lawrence at 10:30 a.m. August 1.
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Joyce M. Baker
Wichita
Richard A. Carter
Overland Park
Terry L. Green
Baldwin
James L. Turner
Nickerson
Max D. Hunter
Ottawa
Lynn R. Bullock
Williamsburg
Susan E. Tegtmeyer
S. Cherry
Donna A. Arnold
Grandview
Lewis A. Reynolds
Gaffney
South Carolina
Greg A. Barnett
Wellsville
Douglas County
Barnett
Norman E. McConnell
RFD
McConnell
Jane H. Larrick
Mike Elwell
Lawrence
CCF Meeting At OU Friday
Christ Centered Fellowship a non denominational group from Ottawa and Lawrence will hold its July meeting at 7 p m Friday with guest speaker Bill Ballinger director of counseling at Ottawa University and former chairman of OU psychology department Ottawa residents may attend the meeting in Kansas Union Big Eight Room call Dennis Smith at 242 5203 for reservations
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Christ Centered Fellowship
Ottawa
Lawrence
Ballinger
Ottawa University
Kansas Union
Big Eight Room
Dennis Smith
Bill Ballinger
Memorial services for Marion L. Stout at First United Methodist Church
The obituary notes memorial services for Marion L. Stout tonight at 7 00 p m at First United Methodist Church with Rev Paul Pentz officiating. Ottawa Lodge No. 803 BPOE to conduct Elks services.
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Marion L, Stout
Marion L. Stout
Logan
Ransom Memorial Hospital
First United Methodist Church
Paul Pentz
Sheriff Seeks Two New Patrol Cars At Franklin County Meeting
Sheriff Lewis Ashcraft told the Franklin County Commission on Monday a pair of patrol cars are needed with one engine ruined and another with transmission trouble. Bids were taken but no decision. Also discussed parking issues on a road south of Wellsville, and a broken County Welfare Office air conditioner replaced by a five horsepower unit from T and W Refrigeration. King Radio seeks a larger culvert for its new business site. Charles Carey proposed forming a Stanton Cemetery District, potentially joint with Miami County.
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Lewis Ashcraft
Franklin County Commission
Ashcraft
Don Averill
Wellsville
Averill
Olathe
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Boyer
Don's Royal Cleaners
Earl Wall
Richmond
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
L. J. Matney
South Main
Adv
Ollie M. Nickell
Parker
Pittsburg State
Boyer’s. Adv
Sutton’s
Crawlers
the Daily Report
Police News
Charles D. Carey
Carey
Britain
Peter A. Funkhouser
Onawa
Iowa
Osage County
Main
Sharron Novick
Willow
Lester Whitley
Floyd Crowl
Cypress
Earl Huston
Overbrook
Robert Lingard
Cleveland
Kenneth Goodrich
Quenemo
Scott Mount
Mae Bean
Tremont
Ray Anderson
S. Ash
Roy Latimer
N. Mulberry
Winifred Johnson
Walnut
Frank Krausch
Ralph Brown
Ash
Howard Fleischer
Robert Strain
Shawnee
Ernest Blackburn
Martin Ruiz
Sheri Garber
Timothy Evans
N. Cedar
Melvin Slemp
Norfolk
Dennis Sams
N. Sycamore
Alice Franks
Winton A. Winter Jr
S. Locust
Seventh
Burroughs
Jerry W. Runnells
Wellsville Rfd
Runnells Auto
Lawrence E. Tussing
Ottawa Rfd
Government Employees Insurance Company
Armein D. Bauer
Charles Ebeck
Ezra Stewart
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Lucille Knauss
St. Mary’s Hospital
Farris
Garnett Cemetery
Mrs. Knauss
Ohio
C. P
Frances (Bowles) Homeringhouse
ALCS
Pomona
Darlene Randel
Cow Girls
Straw Dog Rock
IOOF
House Mouse
New York
Asia
Europe
America
Peter K. Papps
Peter Katsoule Papps
Lamb-Roberts
William Weber
Carroll Whiteford
U. S. Army Mothers Post 4
Kit Kornhaus
Revere
Ewing
Mike Harkins
Robert Wiley
Melvern
Ransom Bennett
Rockwood Drive
Scott Schulte
E. 17Th Terrace
Ben Haney
Rantoul Rfd
Sarah Ames
Stockard
CCF
Memoriam
King Radio
Charles Carey
Commission
Stanton Cemetery
Miami County
I Plaza
Hell
DHL
Leesnung
Feo
R.C. Cola
Royal Crown Cola
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