Potluck, scholarship, and scout briefs in local notices
Brief items announce a 6:30 p.m. potluck by the North Baptist Church Recruit Class, a July 90s rhythm event at Naomi's Club, and Miss Carole Smith of Ottawa named to KU residence hall scholarships for 1971-72 living in Watkins Scholarship Hall. Also notes Army private Paul F. Katzer completing basic training at Ft. Leonard Wood, a correction for Alma DeVore household auction, two Wellsville Girl Scouts attending a human relations conference Aug. 1-10 at New Mexico State University, and local shop closings and sales with dates and locations.
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Carole Smith
Ottawa Rfd 3
University of Kansas
ARMY
Paul F. Katzer
Fred Katzer
Greeley
Ft. Leonard Wood
Wellsville
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
N.M
Joyce Huhn
Roy Huhn
Gwen Lesh
Gene Lesh
Santa Fe Trail
Girl Scouts
Viet Task Force Advances in Cambodia Battleground
Saigon reported heavy clashes 12 miles northwest of Svay Rieng as 42 enemy fighters were killed, 25 by helicopter gunships and the rest by ground troops. The cross-border operation began after 1,600 fresh troops joined 1,900 already north of Highway 1 to keep the corridor open ahead of elections. North Vietnamese infiltrators feared. U.S. air support shifted to Vietnamese helicopters.
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Saigon
Phnom Penh-Saigon
Svay Rieng
Highway 1
Cambodia
U.S
South Vietnam
U.S. Stone
Tay Ninh
Lai Khe
New Offer In Draft Deadlock In Congress Over Indochina War
Washington AP reports House negotiators proposed a no deadline substitute for draft pullout language while insisting the President’s hands not be tied. House and Senate conferees seek a compromise bill before recess, with antiwar senators threatening a filibuster without a fixed withdrawal deadline. Hebert says a workable draft by week’s end is essential, others doubt final action before September.
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Washington
House
Congress
Two Obituaries and Notices From Local State News
Mary Jane Harder 79 longtime nurse dies in Cedar House Minneapolis. Keelin 64 dies at Ransom Memorial Hospital with service pending. Admissions, dismissals, district and county court items follow including speeding citation and criminal cases.
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Mary Jane Harder
Cedar House
Minneapolis
Kan
Edward Harder
Matilda (Anderson) Harder
Miss Harder
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Kansas City
Edith Piersee
Fred Harder
Wellsville
Will Harder
Oak Hill
Walter Harder
Rock Island
Ill
Clarence L. Harder
Quenemo
Minneapolis United Methodist Church
Eastern Star Organization
Fred Houston
Highland
Alarmed Motorman Halts Long Island Train After Rail Bar
A 4:23 pm Long Island Railroad to Huntington halted after a steel bar reached the third rail. The motorman alerted a conductor, the power was shut off to remove the bar, and the 10 car train arrived 15 minutes late with passengers relieved. Meanwhile Senate leader Mansfield disputed the new House proposal on a nine month war withdrawal deadline for Indochina. Secretary Laird warned expired draft deferments may trigger call ups if Congress does not renew the draft by mid September.
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Cable Place
N.Y
Long Island
New York
Huntington
Mike Mansfield
Senate
House
Mansfield
Congress
U.S
Indochina
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Keelin M. Thorald "Spike" Keelin Dies in Ottawa
Ottawa longtime resident Spike Keelin died this morning. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced tomorrow by Lamb Funeral Home. Friends may call from 2 p.m. Friday until service time.
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Thorald Kermit Keelin
Thorald Kermit
Spike) Keelin
S. Hickory
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lamb- Roberts
Keelin
Sherman Nicholas Keelin Sr
Lillian Marie Almendinger Keelin
Detroit
Mich
Emma Irene Bales
Ottawa
St. Louis
Keelin Feed and Produce Co
Kenneth L. Keelin
Franklin County
Church of the Brethren
Kathryn Blatter
Kansas City
Karolee Borsina
N. Cedar
Kenneth Kermit Keelin
Birmingham
Ala
S. Ash
Lamb- Roberts Funeral Home
Spike” Keelin
Anna Florence Brown
Centropolis Baptist Church
Evergreen Mound Cemetery
Damron Towner Chapel
David McNew
Municipal Court Dockets Include Drunken, Speeding and Fire Alarm Offenses
Ronnie Price 29 of 309 S Mulberry loitering appealed by city Gary Allen 31 of 11612 W 3rd false fire alarm dismissed Billy Richardson 22 of 215 E 3rd drunk in public resisting arrest dismissed after nolo contendere Donald Gibson 25 of 317 S Walnut careless and inattentive driving forfeited 25 bond Randy Browrrigg 18 of 1522 S Oak speeding 35 in 20 zone fined 15 Francis Evans 47 of Kansas City Kan DUI forfeited 250 Kenneth Simpson 51 of Mound City drunk in public resisting arrest trial set for Aug 19 Virgil Gumm Jr 20 of 409% E 9th drunk in public forfeited 50 bond Mary Yokum 18 of 1025 N Poplar speeding 42 in 30 zone forfeited 15 bond Kenneth Hopkins 23 of 225 S Maple hauling trash without cover forfeited 10 bond James Teter 25 of 207 Ash DUI continued until Aug 19 Frank Kaub 49 of 1010 N Poplar permitting restricted driver to operate motorcycle fined 25
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Ronnie D. Price
S. Mulberry
Gary L. Allen
Billy Dale Richardson
E. 3Rd
Donald J. Gibson
S. Walnut
Randy W. Brownrigg
S. Oak
Francis D. Evans
Kansas City
Kan
Kenneth R. Simpson
Mound City
Virgil R. Gumm JR
Mary A. Yokum
Kenneth L. Hopkins
James E. Teter
Frank C. Kaub
N. Poplar
Insurance Firm Moves to New Seymour Offices
Quincy Seymour Insurance relocates from 425 S Main to remodeled 1536 S Main and renames to Seymour Insurance and Real Estate. Reid Ward joins in real estate sales from 1538 S Main while Seymour continues State Farm Insurance.
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Quincy Seymour Insurance
S. Main
S, Main
Seymour Insurance and Real Estate
Seymour
Reid Ward
State Farm Insurance
Kansas City Market News Cattle Hogs Sheep Report
Kansas City AP market notes cattle and calves 3,000 head with feeder steers 32.00 86.00 per 300 450 lb range. hogs 3,000 with barrows and gilts down 25 50, 200 310 lb prices 16.50 20.00. sheep 100 slaughter lambs steady. Advance tomorrow: cattle 100 calves none hogs 2,000 sheep 25.
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Kansas City
Assault Trials Are Continued for Six Ottawans
Trials against Vernell Horn Virgil Horn Willis Moten Mrs Lexie Covington Harold Mathey and Daniel Miller were continued this morning in Municipal Court. The charges stem from a slow-pitch softball game at Forest Park. The cases were delayed until next Thursday’s Municipal Court date.
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Forest Park
Vernell Horn
Virgil Horn
S. Poplar
Willis R. Moten
Lexie Covington
E. 2Nd
Harold J. Mathey
S. Walnut
Daniel Miller
S. Maple
Rape Hearing Set for Two Ottawa Men Next Thursday
Preliminary exam scheduled for next Thursday afternoon in a rape case involving two Ottawa men Willie E. Williams 18 of 126 S Poplar and Alfred Cooper 29 of 800 block Cleveland. They appeared in Franklin County Court after being charged for an incident last Thursday night east of Ottawa involving a girl under 16. Bond set at $10000 each. they remain jailed until the examination.
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Ottawa
Willie E. Williams
S. Poplar
Alfred Cooper
Cleveland
Franklin County
Moon rock display kicks off Parsons centennial week
Parsons Kansas prepares for a town centennial celebration with a week of events starting Saturday. NASA supplied moon rock exhibit arrives from Washington, Rep. Joe Skubitz will present it. A parade on August 7 will feature Gov. Robert Docking. The city's 100th incorporation anniversary was March 8 but delayed to summer.
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Parsons, Kan
Parsons
Joe Skubitz
R-Kan
Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Robert Docking
Estate of Robert Jobe Sr Deceased Probate Notice
State of Kansas Franklin County announces probate proceedings for the estate of Robert Jobe Sr Deceased. Names Gleason Pinst Jordan Chartered solicitors P O Box 32 Ottawa Kan listed as attorney. Existing notices indicate filing and claim deadlines in the probate court of this county and state.
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State of
Kansas
Franklin County
Robert Jobe
State of Kansas
Robert John Snodgrass
Katharina Nadine Snodgrass
Ottawa
Robert L. Pinet
Gleason, Pinst & Jordan
Chartered
Box
Kan
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Princeton Road
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