Ottawa Briefs Mix of events and notices from area groups
The Ottawa area calendar lists a Forest Park shelterhouse picnic at 6 30 p m Monday hosted by the Ottawa Garden Club with the Rotachords program. Other items include dances at VFW Halls, scholarships for Martha Christie of Rantoul, a hospital admission in Richmond, a move of Reed's Watch Repair to 233 W 3rd, a postponed Mexican American Community Action meeting, business closures for Kaub's Super Oil and Thelma's Styling Salon, and a Carnegie Library half day closure in memory of T K Keelin. MAC and Rhythm Ramblers perform Friday at Naomi's Club, and a semi annual sale at Lee Shelden's Men's Wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Garden Club
Forest Park
Rotachords
Viets Repulse Enemy Attack Near Pleiku and Da Nang
In the Central Highlands south of Pleiku about 30 miles, a 400 strong North Vietnamese assault was driven off by air and artillery strikes. The clash left 50 enemy dead. South Vietnamese losses included 3 soldiers killed and 20 wounded. A Ranger company saw 10 wounded earlier in the area. At Da Nang, shells hit Camp Fuller and Alpha 1 with no U.S. casualties in those blasts, but Col Edward J. Cavanaugh was killed at a farewell dinner and three U.S. officers and four Vietnamese were wounded. Two American helicopters were shot down nearby, lifting total U.S. aircraft losses to 7,875.
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Saigon
le Trung Hien
Pleiku
Demilitarized Zone
da Nang
Camp Fuller
Alpha 1
Dmz
Edward J. Cavanaugh
Fairfax
U.S
Cavanaugh
1St Mobile
U.S. Command
Ottawa Hospital Notes and Local Courthouse Notices
Hospital admissions include Charles Toumberlin and Clifford Badders. Dismissals list Frank W. Kerns and several residents. Births feature Gary Emery and Harry Reeves families. Police cite Hazel Griffin and Harold Gumm for DUI. An accident north of Ottawa injured Becky Brown. Divorces filed include B McAfee vs R McAfee and Susanne Kelley vs Jerry Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Toumberlin
Ottawa
Clifford Badders
N. Main
Frank W. Kerns
Baldwin Rfd
Charles Heinsohn
B. McAfee
R. Gordon McAfee
Susanne F. Kelley
Jerry H. Kelley
Probate Court Marriage Licenses Listed in Ottawa Area
Probate court records list marriages for Marvin Lee Garber and Sally Jane Wray both from Ottawa, along with Harold V. Mathey Jr and Mary Esther Heidebrecht, and Donald Wayne Breshears with Janice Elaine Vickers, all Ottawa related. Death notices report Ralph F Dietrich 81 of Ogden Utah, with services in Boise Idaho, and survivors including Eleanor Dietrich, Garnett sister Mrs. Gault, Frank and George Dietrich. Goldie Blanche Cartzdafner 77 of Rantoul with service in Rantoul and burial at Ruhamah Cemetery, notes on family, church and royal neighbor memberships. Albert E Hancock Lee's Summit Mo died in Kansas City Kan, burial Floral Hills. Thorald Kermit Keelin known as Spike, funeral in Lamb Roberts Funeral Home with service at Highland Cemetery.
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Marvin Lee Garber
Fayetteville
Sally Jane Wray
Ottawa
Harold V. Mathey Jr
Mary Esther Heidebrecht
Donald Wayne Breshears
Kansas City
Kan
Janice Elaine Vickers
Ralph F. Dietrich
Boise
Idaho
Ogden
Utah
Richmond
Eleanor Dietrich
Robert §. Gault
Garnett
Frank Dietrich
George Dietrich
Goldie Cartzdafner
Goldie Blanche Cartzdafner
Rantoul
Presbyterian Church
Vernon Belew
Ruhamah Cemetery
Cartzdafner
B. H
Alice Martin Scovill
Drew Cartzdafner
Damron-Towner Chapel
Albert E. Hancock
Lee’s Summit
Newcomers
Brush Creek
Paseo
Floral Hills
Hancock
Anna Hancock
Earl E. Hancock
Nevada
Velma Jones
Grace Seely
Wichita
Thorald Kermit Keelin
Thorald Kermit
Spike) Keelin
Lamb-Roberts
Ralph M. Hodgden
Church of the Brethren
Highland Cemetery
Santa Fe Strike Hits Rail Line Across Kansas
Topeka Kansas AP Santa Fe Railway spokesman says picketing is nearly systemwide after UTU strike began at 6 am. Pickets seen at Santa Fe shops offices and stations from Los Angeles to Chicago including Arkansas City Wellington Wichita Newton Emporia Topeka Kansas. Most Amtrak passenger runs in Kansas cleared except one train due through Kansas City. Supervisory crews to move freight and clear rails within 60 to 72 hours, with some delays possible. No embargo on perishables though some shipments halted after 6 am. Union Pacific also striking over work rules. Katy Railroad to join UTU strike next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Sata Fe Railway
United Transporation Union
Gil Sweet
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Chicago
Arkansas City
Wellington
Wichita
Newton
Emporia
Kansas
Sweet
Amtrak
Kansas City
Sata Fe
Kansas Corporation Commission
Union Pacific
UTU
Outdoor Worship Service at Garst Field
Princeton United Methodist Church sponsors an outdoor service at Garst Field Princeton on August 1 at 8 30 a m aimed at horse show attendees. The service theme We Care invites the public to join as worship moves from the sanctuary to the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton United Methodist Church
Garst Field
Princeton
KCC Rejects Moratorium on Panama Council Grove Drilling
The Kansas Corporation Commission declined a moratorium on drilling in the Panama Council Grove formation citing no field wide evidence it draws gas from Hugoton. It will, however, set guidelines for well completion and drilling to prevent waste and protect correlative rights while predicting about 400 new gas wells.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Corporation Commission
Panama Council Grove
Kansas
Hugoton Field
Dale E. Saffels
Stanton
Hamilton
Kearny
Grant
Morton
Stevens
Hugoton
Saffels
Wholesale eggs and cattle market roundup Kansas City AP
Kansas City AP reports wholesale eggs unchanged with grade A large 30-38, grade B large 22-32. Butter stable, cattle slaughter steers 24.00-33.00 yield, heifers 30.50-81.50 per 100 pounds. Hogs steady. various weight ranges quoted with prices from 18.00 to 20.50. Sows firm 15.25-16.50. Sheep scarce, prime 101 lb at 30.00. Advance Monday estimates: cattle 1,800 calves 50 hogs 3,500 sheep 500.
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Kansas City
Olathe Couple Married Two Years After License Issued
An Olathe couple Kenneth L. Hickman 43 and Juanita M. Pence 48 were married early this week by Judge Donald L. White more than two years after their marriage license was issued by Franklin County Probate Court on June 16 1969.
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Donald L. White
Kenneth L. Hickman
Juanita M. Pence
Olathe
Franklin County Probate Court
Administration Gives '73 Spending Outlook
Washington AP Nixon administration tentatively plans to spend about 250 billion in fiscal 1973 under a full employment budget, aiming to show a surplus or smaller deficit. Deficit figures for 1971 and 1972 are noted, with expectations that higher tax revenues could offset shortfalls if the economy improves. The concept presumes 4 percent unemployment to frame revenues and spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Possession Trials Set In Franklin County Court
Ottawans Randy Platt aged 19 of 1612 Apple Lane and Virgil R. Gumm Jr aged 20 of 409 E. 9th were arraigned on narcotics possession charges. They pleaded innocent as trials are scheduled for August 17 in Franklin County Court. They were arrested last Saturday morning by Ottawa police. A third defendant, Carl F. Adams aged 21 of 704 Cypress, faces similar charges in Franklin County District Court. Gumm posted a $2000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Randy Platt
Apple Lane
Virgil R. Gumm Jr
Platt
Gumm
Ottawa
Carl F. Adams
Cypress
Man Hurt In Gun Mishap At Ottawa Rod and Gun Club
Clifford L. Badders of 1037 N Main was injured Thursday night when a 12 gauge shotgun exploded on the firing line at the Ottawa Rod and Gun Club. He was hospitalized after surgery. Others nearby were unharmed at Ottawa RFD 2.
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Ransom Memorial
Clifford L. Badders
N. Main
Badders
Ottawa
Steel Workers Union Rejects Industry Offer in Washington
AFL-CIO United Steelworkers official says the 350000 workers face a "completely unacceptable" contract offer. Negotiations continue with nine major firms to avert a strike by the midnight Saturday deadline. Union leaders after a 600-member meeting want a settlement in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Afl-Cio
United Steel Workers
Molony
Appointment of Hazel M Bones as Administratrix in Clarence Shaw estate
The Probate Court in Franklin County Kansas appointed Hazel M Bones Administratrix of the estate of Clarence Shaw deceased on July 27 1971. Creditors must file claims within nine months from first publication. The notice is dated Ottawa Kansas July 27 1971 and lists Winter Green First National Bank building attorneys.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Clarence Shaw
Hazel M. Bones
Ottawa
Kansas
Department of the Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
Frank L
Jean Snook
South Main
Kans
Kansas National Guard Armory
Raverine Service
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Damron-Towner
Emma Wiesner
Anderson County Hospital
Marvin Ross and
The
Country Gentlemen
VFW Hall
Martha Christie
Rex W. Christie
Kansas State University
Ottawa High
Christie
Bill Coffey
Coachman IV
VFW
Wellsville
Reed
Raby’s Ambulance Service, Inc
KAUB
WCTU
Thelma
Carnegie Free Library
T. K. Keelin
MAC and Rhythm Ramblers
Naomi’s Club
Lee Shelden
the Daily Report
Police
Ottawa Police Department
Hazel H. Griffin
Harold 1. Gumm
West Schoppel Road
Becky Louise Brown
Denver
Colo
UTA
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Katy
KCC
Panama
KC Markets
Associated Press
Little Rock
Louisville
Albany
Marquette
Albuque
Memphis
Amarillo
Miami
Anchorage
Milwaukee
Asheville
New York
Bismarck
Okla City
Omaha
Boston
Buffalo
Philadephia
Phoenix
Charleston
Pittsburgh
Charlotte
Ptland, Me
Pitland
Ore
Cincinnati
Rapid City
Cleveland
St. Louis
Des Moines
Salt Lake
Detroit
San Diego
Duluth
San Fran
Fairbanks
Seattle
Steel Workers Union
Steel Workers
Joseph Molony
Keelin
Spike’ Keelin
Ralph AA. Hodgden
Uit
Bsworth
Winter & Green
First National Bank
Ottawa, Kansas
District Court
Thomas E. A
Way William
H. Schneider
See Bine Bh Chas
Ryan Jr
William H. Schneider
Chas, Ryan Jr
County
Thomas E. McMillen
Skoog & Latimer
R. Michael Latimer
Attys
Plaintiff
Wa, Kansas
Goldie
Goldie B. Cartz
Ruhamah
Damron Towner Chapel
Paul Damron
Joel Towner
David Milter
Danice Damron
Rena Towner
Mrs
Dorothy Reams
United States Postal
R. L. Bryan
Revenue Officer
Eastath St
Chang
Jake Ralston
Davis Paint Store
S, Main
R Remnant
Poplar
South Cedar
Car
Lincoln
Goldie Foster
S. Mulberry
H. J. Hall
Scottie
Sam
N. Mulberry
Ottawa-Emporia
Bulfald
Ronnie Wilford
Pomona
Herald Office
E. Logan
Ottawa Herald
Kansas City Star
Ottawa, Herald
Bob Robbins
Farm Bureau Insurance
Iesh
Rmes
Old Reliable Company
Box K-1
Playhouse Toys
Call
Betty Weaver
W. Wea
Paola
Pene
Larry Medhnn
Eudora
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