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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1978

Page

6

Deaths and notices from Ottawa area funeral services

Services announced for Harvey M. Drake 52 of 708 Willow who died July 28 at Ransom Memorial Hospital and for Charles Allen Tefft 84 of 509 S Elm who died July 28. Also reported are DPS updates on losses, accidents, admissions and births, plus a Kansas City cattle and grain market summary and a small fire at Jeannies Cab Co. in Ottawa. Drake's survivors include wife Jacquelyn and two sons. Tefft was a farmer and church member, survived by wife Alice, two daughters and a sister. Market data covers cattle hogs and wheat, and a fire at 2018 Main caused by overheated AC with $150 damage.

Harvey M. Drake Willow Ransom Memorial Hospital Lamb-Roberts Drake Ames, Town Jay Vivian Perry) Buchman Kansas City Kan Pittsburg State University Emporia State University Baxter Springs Ottawa Ottawa High School Jacquelyn Anderson Tom Drake Bard Terry Drake Winifred Buchman Gilbert Iowa Eugene Buchman Des Moines Charles A. Tefft Charles Allen Tefft S. Elm Robson-Towner Funeral Home Woodlawn Pomona Glen Scharff Tefft Appanoose Milton Ada English) Tefft Christian Church Farm Bureau American Heart Fund Department of Public Safety Jeannie’s Cab Co DPS Charles Lindberg McLouth Kansas Pegasus Heaven Zeus Bellerophon Dale Carnegie Association Rand McNally Commercial Atlas & Marketing Chas. Allen Tefft S. Elm St Robson- Towner Robson-Towner

Miracle Baby Louise Brown Weighs Two Ounces Heavier

Miracle baby Louise Brown in Oldham weighs pounds 14 ounces after gaining two ounces on mother's milk. Doctors say mother's milk suffices. initial bottle-feed talk dismissed as excess fuss. Louise was born Tuesday at Oldham General Hospital Marion Maternity Wing and the family reports Mrs Brown remains active.

Oldham England Louise Brown

Rooney denies wedding to Jan Chamberlin in Thousand Oaks

Actor Mickey Rooney, 57, denies reports of marrying singer Jan Chamberlin, 99, after a manager issued a release. Rooney claims they were not wed and says the ceremony referenced involved his sister-in-law. he recalls a 1976 Hong Kong marriage to the same person.

Thousand Oaks Calif Mickey Rooney Rooney Jan Chamberlin Associated Press Miss Chamberlin Hong Kong Ruth Webb Church of Relrea Science

Library Line Information Hub Answers Community Curiosities

The column presents reader questions answered by the library and local services. Topics include Amy Carter’s middle name, preschool testing in Ottawa, county commissioner campaigns, local political notices, barbecues, office hours for the Federal Land Bank Association, garden center spraying advisories, and toll free numbers with sources.

5Th and Main Amy Carter Amy Lyn Carter Jimmy Rosalynn Carter Ottawa Franklin County Mental Health Clinic S. Main Federal Land Bank Association of Ottawa

Brighter Headlights Allowed For Better Highway Vision

The Transportation Department approved brighter headlights up to 150000 candlepower, doubling the old limit. Drivers should see 20 percent farther with no appreciable extra glare, improving safety. costs rise to about $15 per lamp.

Washington Transportation Department Europe Canada Joan Claybrook National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

County to Receive Army Surplus Trucks from Ft Riley

Franklin County will obtain two 1% ton four wheel drive cargo carriers from Ft Riley and expects two more. The county requested 16 trucks and three quarter ton pickups. The commission aims to use them for rural fire protection, pending condition checks, with transport from Ft Riley to be arranged.

Franklin County Ft. Riley Army

Wayne Angell Prompts Kansans to Pick Senate Candidate

In Kansas a field of thirteen Senate hopefuls faces voters next Tuesday. The letter urges selecting Ottawa neighbor Wayne Angell, praising his economics background, practical approach, and strong family values as the decisive differentiator amid national inflation concerns and calls for practical governance.

Wayne Angell Kansas Washington Ottawa Wayne Ottawa University

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