Local News Briefs About Ice Cream Event
Local brief notes a home made ice cream event on July 31 at 6 30 by Acorn School four miles west of Princeton.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1969
Page
4
Local brief notes a home made ice cream event on July 31 at 6 30 by Acorn School four miles west of Princeton.
Full-O-Pep 4-H Club hosts an ice cream social at Briles School seven miles east of Ottawa on K-68 Highway at 6 30 p.m. Admission advertised.
Benefit event hosted by the Lion's Club takes place Friday evening August 1 at 7 00 p m at Williamsburg Ball Park with admission details provided.
Irwin's announces a remodeling sale starting Wednesday July 30 with discounts from 20 to 50 percent. See ad in the Wednesday paper for details.
U S Secretary of State William P Rogers arrives in Taipei for a 46 hour visit to explain eased travel and trade limits with Communist China while reinforcing support for Chiang Kai shek's Nationalist regime He will address Okinawa return and the 1967 resources exchange accord providing Formosa 387 5 million in surplus farm goods to aid development nations
Connie Criqui a six year old daughter of Donald Weekly was struck by an auto at 5 08 p m in the 200 block of East 7th and admitted to Ransom Memorial Hospital. Driver Mary I Coughenour said the child ran into the street. she sustained contusions and is to be observed before a likely Wednesday release.
Four people were injured in a morning crash three miles north and three west of Ottawa. Charles H. Jones, 72, and Lois J. Houston, 41, drove the respective vehicles, a pickup and a car, with Ruth C. Jones, 72, a passenger, suffering fractured ribs and remaining in fair condition. The drivers escaped serious injury, while Marion J. Houston, 19, also left hospital after observation.
The city library adds CHOSEN PEOPLE by Bernice Rubens GOING PLACES by Leonard Michaels PICTURES OF FIDELMAN by Bernard Malamud AUDEL S DO IT YOURSELF ENCYCLOPEDIA THE LOVE BEACH by Leslie Thomas THE DAY OF THE DOLPHIN by Robert Merle WHAT I AM GOING TO DO I THINK by L Woiwode THE BOOK OF COSTUME by Millia Davenport COME GENTLE SPRING by Jesse Stuart.
Clathe's Fairview Neighborhood Council and Shawnee Mission Housing Council Inc will co sponsor a federal HUD based housing rehabilitation and low income home purchase pilot in Fairview. A fund drive seeks about 2200 for initial costs as federal funds are unavailable. The project will be a non profit buying rehabilitating and selling homes with low down payments.
Alan Duffle of Pomona manages 18 head of cattle and a fishpond project while balancing farm work. A 12 year old fourth-year 4-H member, he shows eight beef steers and breeding heifers including a reserve and grand champion from last year. He plans to take four herefords, four steers, and three Guernsey heifers to Franklin County Fair.
Police recovered stolen items from El Jacal's Mexican eatery and Ottawa Lumber Company yard including a record player and taco prep machinery. Five weapons stolen from Stone's service station remain unaccounted for. The zero invention marked a milestone in mathematics.
New York AP reports a faint but discernible shift among conservative investors. While forebodings linger over business profits, a growing view holds blue chips are selling at low prices and merit selective long term purchases. Impartial advisers urge caution yet signal potential gains by 1970 71.
State of Kansas probate court in Franklin County will admit Florence Edwards dated March 11 1964 to probate. Steve Garrett seeks appointment as executor without bond. Defenses due by August 20 1969 at 10:00 a.m. in Ottawa Kansas. Attys Gleason and Pinet represent petitioner.
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