Social Security official to visit Youth Center Wednesday
Edward Woodsum, Ottawa RFD 4, is a patient at St. Luke's in Kansas City. A correction notes R M Francis will be at the Youth Center on Wednesday from 9 am to noon for Social Security business. Loyd Murray and wife attended the funeral of their nephew Marine PFC Carl E. Cunningham killed in Vietnam July 16.
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Edward Woodsum
Ottawa
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
R. M. Francis
Kansas_ City
Kansas
W. Ath
Francis
Loyd Murray
S. Main
Emporia
Pfc
Carl E. Cunningham
Vietnam
Louis Hoffman
Pekin
Andrew Stecker
III
Roy Augustin
Mackinaw, Jr
C. W. Broyhill
Houston
Tex
Mansfield Says Surcharge May Die In Senate
Washington AP Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield warned that the 10 percent income surcharge could die if the Senate does not act by Thursday to extend payroll withholding. He said he might accept blame as leverage for tax reform, while noting inflation rose despite the surtax.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
D-La
Senate Finance Committee
House
Long
Mansfield
Louisiana
Eerett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Mars Life Question Seeks Answer From Mariner 6
In Pasadena AP reports scientists expect to receive best data yet on Mars. Mariner 6, racing toward the red planet after a five month journey, will begin television pictures at 1:26 a.m. Tuesday from 771000 miles away.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mars
Mariner 6
Ottawa hospital notes and traffic reports through Sunday
The Daily Report chronicles hospital admissions for George Hibler and others across Ottawa early in the week, with ensuing emergency reports of car and pedestrian incidents. It also lists births, police notes, traffic citations, and obituaries including Frederick Schnoke and W. Warren Broyhill with service details.
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George Hibler
E. 3Rd
Harley Short
S. Hickory
Evelyn Simmons
Cedarhouse Nursing Home
Samuel Schrock
Quenemo
John Houston
S. Locust
Merle Jones
N. Sycamore
Arthur Armstrong
Pomona
Dewey Barnhart
Julia Cook
Cottonwood
Judy Gentner
Minnie Thompson
Willow
R. Mitchell Smith
Ralph Hartpence
Don Hogland
S. Sycamore
W. H. Twyman
S. Poplar
Earle Green
David Arnold
Lawrence
Weight
Garnett
Ray Nordyke
S. Willow
4Th
Hickory
Hibler
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Nordyke
Robertson Motor Company
Franklin L. Honn
South Oak
Honn
Rockwood Drive
Richard G. Byrd
Charles E. Queen
Obituaries for Silvey Tisedle Hirning Foster printed
Funeral services for Coleda Silvey Tisedle 39 of St Paul Minnesota were held July 25 at Alexander Funeral Home. Survived by husband Herman and eight children. Cora May Hirning 80 died at Newman Memorial Hospital Emporia with services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Bethany Church of Christ Waverly. Burial Highland Cemetery. Mae Foster died July 22 Eureka. services July 25 at Jones Funeral Home Waverly officiated by Rev Roger Peng. Burial Waverly Cemetery. R E Farrow and Melvin Bunge sang In The Garden and God Will Take Care of You. Casketbearers listed.
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Frederick H. Schnoke
Maple
Towner’s Chapel
Highland Cemetery
Paul Pentz
Marsha Kay Kern
Lloyd William .Kern Jr
Rantoul
Riaensom Memorial Hospital
Ruhamah Cemetery
Henry Duerksen
Lloyd William Kern Jr
Erick William Kern
Phobee Hicks
Osawatomie
Lloyd Kern Sr
Earl Pennington
Ranton
Coleda Silvey Tisedle
St. Paul
Minn
Alexander
Herman Tisedle
Cora May Hirning
Newman Memorial Hospital
Emporia
Bethany Church of Christ
Waverly
Bernard Smith
Mae Foster
Eureka
Jones Funeral Home
Roger Peng
United Methodist Church
R. E. Farrow
Melvin Bunge
E. M. Parmely
Grover Nutt Jr
George Miller
Martin Williamson
Glenn Gaumgardner
Harry Foster
Waverly Cemetery
Weather Elsewhere
The Associated Press reports on weather developments outside the main region. forecasts include temperature ranges and storm activity across several areas, noting potential rain and wind impacts in coastal and inland zones.
Summer Recreation Ends This Week With Activities
This final week wraps up eight or nine weeks of summer recreation. Despite pool closure due to high water there is no swimming this year. PeeWee baseball games run Monday through Thursday at 8:30 am and exhibition games tonight at 5:30 pm on West Second Street. All-Star Junior League and American All-Stars versus Nationals play at 7:30 pm. Pet shows Monday and Tuesday 9 to 11:30 am. Fifth and sixth grade girls exhibition softball tomorrow at 7 pm at Forest Park. Playgrounds host Wednesday and Thursday picnics. parents exhibition at Forest Park shelter house at 7 pm. Baton twirlers perform. watermelon feed Friday 5:30 pm at Forest Park shelter. Junior League checks in uniforms. tennis matches finish. Thursday and Friday are check-in days. softball games wrap up.
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PeeWee Baseball League
PeeWee League
Diamonds
West Second Street
Second Street
American All-Stars
Nationals
Forest Park
In Memoriam W Warren Broyhill Ottawa Resident
W Warren Broyhill longtime Ottawa resident dies yesterday morning Funeral services set for Tuesday at 11 am from the Mortuary Rev Paul Pentz officiating Interment Highland Cemetery In lieu of Broyhill Memorial c/o Rev Pentz of the First United
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W. Warren Broyhill
S. Cedar
Ottawa
Veterans Hospital
Topeka
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Paul Pentz
Highland Cemetery
Warren Broyhill
First United Methodist Church
Allentown
Charles O. Broyhill
Frances Lackland
Broyhill
Pentz
Graveside, funeral services announced for Marsha Kern
Graveside rites for Marsha Kay Kern at Ruhamah Cemetery at 10:00 a.m. Tuesday. Frederick H. Schnoke to have funeral from Towner's Chapel at 2:00 p.m. Tuesday with interment in Highland Cemetery Ottawa Kan.
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KERN
Marsha Kay Kern
Ruhamah
Schnoke
Frederick H. Schnoke
Towner’s Chapel
Highland Cemetery
Ottawa
Kan
Probate notices in Franklin County Kansas hearings
First published July 21 1969 and last published August 4 1969 in Ottawa Kansas involve two probate matters in Franklin County. Ella Burrows Brown petitions for admission of a foreign will to probate without administration and Mary Cromwell seeks appointment of an administrator. Defenses due August 13 1969 and August 20 1969 respectively. Attorneys Gleason and Pinet and Winter Green First Nat Bank Bldg Ottawa Kan are listed.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Susie H. Brown
Ella Burrows Brown
Ottawa
Kansas
Mary Cromwell
William Oliver Cromwell
City ordinance amends several prior ordinances
Published July 28 1969 an ordinance amends Ordinance No 8-605 8-609 and 8-610 formerly part of Ordinance No 1468 Section 2 6 and 7 with corrective changes and cross references to the former numbering.
Ottawa Kansas adopts fire safety ordinances and zones
The city Governing Body repeals and amends multiple ordinances governing storage of inflammables and tank rules. It sets storage limits, tank construction, underground tank venting, and siren fire zone boundaries. The measure, signed by Mayor Lamar W. Phillips, takes effect after publication. It also declares fire limits within the city and repeals a prior ordinance establishing fire zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas
Lamar W. Phillips
City of
Ottawa Kansas ordinance outlines fire limits and property parcels
The document defines a large land area within Ottawa Kansas, detailing how parcels bound by streets and rail lines form fire limits, including schools District tracts and service areas. It prohibits burning without Fire Chief approval, and imposes penalties for violations. It repeals Ordinance No. 8 2011 and was passed July 23, 1969.
Estate of Theodore J. Wilson final settlement hearing
The case of Theodore J. Wilson, deceased, is before the court in Franklin County. Robert A. Wilson, administrator, seeks final settlement, account approval, attorney fees and expenses, and heirs determination with distribution of remaining personal property. The hearing is set for August 19, 1969 at 10:00 a.m. in Ottawa. Gleason and Pinet, attorneys for the administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Theodore J. Wilson
Ottawa
Monthly report from City Clerk of Ottawa Kansas June 30 1969
City Clerk Orlin W. Smith certifies the June 30 1969 monthly financial report for Ottawa Kansas. It itemizes fund balances across Airport Bond-Interest Fire Equipment Flood Control General Operations and multiple named funds and reserves totaling 758 867 10 with reserves including cemetery care and electricity funds.
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New Belasco Friern
Highland
Highland Perm
Walsh Lot
Care
Cemetery—Hope Perpetual Care
Water & Light Department
Highland Walsh
Hope Pepetual Care Water and Light
Seal Agrevement Ee Ee Ee
Water & Light Utility i
Ann_ Jengen
Ottawa
Cy Clerk
Kansas
H’ld
Walsh Per
Hope
Cem
Ld. Walsh
Hope C. Per
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