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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1967
Page
4
Historical Society events list hostesses for sessions at Centennial Cabin and Depot Museum with two small buildings open 2 to 5 p m Sunday. Nearby community notices include a yard sale by First United Presbyterian Church and multiple private sales and events around town.
Helio Fernandes, publisher banished to Fernando de Noronha after a front-page editorial criticizing former president Castello Branco, asks Brazil's Supreme Court for habeas corpus. Government calls the piece a threat to order. Fernandes says the banishment is a residence. Castello Branco had stripped his political rights last year.
Mark Houghton Dawte Young, 26, a freelance writer, was found with 22 pieces of LSD impregnated blotting paper on July 11, the day after the narcotics act placed the drug under control. He pleaded guilty and received six weeks in prison.
A Augusta Kan. man, Henry L. Bias, an employee of World Aviation Service, was rescued by a Japanese fishing boat 12 hours after ditching 440 miles southwest of Midway. Bias abandoned a sinking Cessna after engine trouble, boarded a life raft, and was picked up by Onoe Maru, while a C47 watched from above.
Milo C Riemer 77 Ottawan died at home after two years ill health. Surviving wife Edna Hopkins and four sons. Jennie Belle Yeager 81 Waverly died after brief illness. survived by three daughters, two sons, and many grandchildren. Hattie Bruner 79 Meriden died in hospital after years of poor health. survived by husband and three daughters with grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services set for Yeager and Bruner with Dengel and Son Chapel arranging.
The S E 14 of the S W 4 and East 10 acres of the S W 14 of the S W 4 of Section 15 Township 16 July 1967 describes Lucinda L Nordyke estate. Respondents must file defenses by August 14 1967 at ten o clock A.M. in Ottawa Kansas court or risk judgment. Russell R Nordyke Petitioner Bowers Bowers Attorneys First published July 14 1967 Last published July 28 1967.
Notice to all concerned that unclaimed moneys in the Clerk of the District Court will go to the county general fund under law unless presumptive claimants appear within six months after the last publication. Items include various partition shares, witness fees, and other sums totaling thousands, with names of claimants and case numbers. Dated July 7 1967. Geo. Atchison Chairman and Mary Hill County Clerk.
Ottawa Kansas voters adopt a resolution ordering the upgrade of Olive Street from Eighth to Ninth, including reinforced concrete pavement, curbs, storm drainage, and a $24 000 cost with bonds to be issued payable from district assessments. The city will contribute $9850 and the project covers part of Lathrop's Addition in Franklin County. The proposal is authorized under KSA 12 6 206 and dated July 5 1967 with Mayor Charles Williamson and City Clerk Donald Capper.
Funeral services were held for Mrs Effie Maxey who died July 17 at Farris Chapel Garnett officiated by Rev Jerrald Harnden Pallbearers included H C Wolfe Charles Edwards Evan Freese Nate Sharpless Ivan McLees and George C Dietrich Burial followed in Richmond Cemetery also noted Wes Dean Gillaspie died July 19 services planned for 2 pm Sunday at Council Grove Baptist Church burial in Greenwood Cemetery Greenwood Funeral Home handling local arrangements
Hospital notes show admissions for Mrs Jerry Brown Ottawa RFD 4 Lula David Crestview Nursing Home and Mrs Floyd Palmer Kansas City Mo Thursday. Dismissals include Mrs Clarence Reneau 615 S Mulberry Sue Smith 1123 S Main Mrs Bruce Starks and infant son 934 King and Frederick Miller 1134 West 7th Thursday.
Four couples granted marriage licenses including Richard Fritts 23 from Pos Mona and Judith Murray 26 of Ottawa. Gene Dyer 23 of Ottawa and Patricia Motter 22 of Midwest City Oklahoma.
Karen L. Gibson, 19, Kane City Kansas, was cited today one half mile north of Richmond for speeding. The incident details indicate a traffic violation recorded by local law enforcement. Gibson faces a standard speeding charge with penalties consistent with county court practice.
James Bishop age unknown was struck by a pontoon boat propeller while water skiing at Lake Pomona around 7 p.m. He was admitted to Ransom Memorial Hospital with a slashed arm and leg in satisfactory condition. He lost balance and fell before the blades hit. The incident occurred Thursday evening.
The Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas records a filing by Russell Nordyke, son and heir at law, seeking the determination of the descent of the estate of Lucinda L Nordyke deceased, with publication dates noted in 1967. The notice is directed to all persons concerned under the state law.
Printy and Son Ben Printy Cap announces weekly auctions at Printys Auction House 1136 N Main Ottawa every Tuesday at 7 p.m. July 29 Myrtle Graham Estate antiques and household goods at 427 S Cedar Ottawa 12:30 p.m. August 4 Jennie Bethell Estate Pomona Kan 1 p.m. August 5 Mrs E S Sheldon 503 S Mulberry Ottawa 1 p.m.
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