Local briefs list June openings and closures
Franklin Countians may buy food stamps at the Social Welfare office from 9 to 11 30 a m and 1 to 3 p m on June 4 and 5. Dr McKelvey's office closes June 1 to 7. Hawkins Grange meets at 8 30 p m Wednesday at the grange hall. Eldon's Salon closed June 2 to 4. Adv.
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Franklin
Franklin County Social Welfare Office
DR. McKelvey
Adv
Hawkins Grange
Grange Hall
Eldon
Water Pollution Conference Held in Franklin County
Franklin County residents alarmed by water pollution plan an 8 p.m. meeting Wednesday in the Masonic Temple basement. Dr. QO G Rasmussen of Des Moines will address the group with a Q and A session following the talk.
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Franklin County
Masonic Temple
QO. G. Rasmussen
Des Moines
Iowa
Mobile Homes Weather Credit Crunch Growth, NY AP
Mobile home sales rose to 51 percent in the first quarter of 1969 as private housing starts fell 5 percent. Analysts say the industry thrives in tight money periods, with low-cost homes appealing to young married and retired buyers. A furnished two bedroom mobile home can cost about 36,000, roughly the same as down payment and closing costs for a conventional house.
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New York
Richard Keim
Goodbody & Co
Keim
William Nelson
Moody’s Investory Services Inc
Mobile Home Manufacturers Association
Blood Drive Seeks 840 Pint Franklin County Quota
Franklin County must obtain 840 pints of Red Cross blood to meet its annual quota. The Ottawa stop will run in Memorial Auditorium basement from 1 to 6 15 p.m. Tuesday and 9 a.m. to 2 15 p.m. Wednesday with a 280 pint target. So far 181 pints have been used saving about 4525 dollars versus commercial blood.
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Franklin County
Red Cross
Ottawa
Memorial Auditorium
Garnett High School names valedictorian and salutatorian
Laura Bea Stevens daughter of Drs Robert and Mildred Julius Stevens Garnett is valedictorian with a 4.0 average and Steve Doering son of Mr and Mrs H H Doering Garnett is salutatorian with a 3.94. Police notes report citations for Harley R Williams 73 621 E 15th running stop sign Kenneth V Coons 33 821 N Oak speeding 50 in a 30 zone. Highway Patrol: Adamson's car spun into a bridge causing damage. minor injuries. No injuries in a Logan Cedar crash. truck driver Wehmeier cited as slowed for a right turn. Jeffries rear collided. Adamson 20 of Ottawa wrecked by heavy rain on K 68. Divorce filing John Schulz and Beverly Schulz custody case. Fulton Furniture alarms triggered twice over weekend. no damage.
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Laura Bea Stevens
Robert
Mildred Julius Stevens
Garnett
Garnett High School
Steve Doering
Doering
H. H. Doering
Harley R. Williams
Kenneth V. Coons
N. Oak
Logan and
Cedar
Robert D. Wehmeier
Paola
Edward R. Jeffries
Mission
Jeffries
Wehmeier
Frederick D. Adamson
Deaths and Emergencies Reported in Linwood and Nearby Areas
Obituary notices for Jessie V. Hicks 83 Linwood and Eva C. Oyler 606 N Poplar with services, burial, and mourners listed. Admits and dismissals at local hospitals, numerous emergency calls and injuries, plus Kansas City cattle and hog market prices and livestock movements.
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Jessie V. Hicks
Linwood
Norma Thomas
Lawrence
Linwood Methodist Church
Mount Sidney Cemetery
Clifford Rawley
Rumsey
Lucille Riley
N. Main
Harry Hicks
Baldwin
Eva C. Oyler
N. Poplar
Towner’s Chapel
Lewis Hearne
Rex Simmons
Everett Simmons
Rosalee Simmons
Max Foushee
Clyde Phillips
Leo Kirkwood
Lawrence Ogg
Harold W. Royer
Ralph W. Detwiler Jr
Highland Cemetery
Birthday Club
Library Notes New Books At The City Library
New catalog highlights include TO BE A SLAVE by Julius Lester and THE BITTER WOODS by Eisenhower. Also listed are THALBURG. IT S HARD TO BE HIP OVER THIRTY. BORN TO TROUBLE. THE SEA TROLL. THE YOUNGERMAN GUNS. THE BOUVIERS. and a crime note DIE QUICKLY DEAR MOTHER with a Q and A about Hiteen McKinnon Jayser.
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Julius Lester
America
Thalburg
Bob Thomas
Irving Thalburg
Hollywood
Dudith Viorst
Joyce
Casey
Bitter Woods
John S. D. Eisenhower
Suzanne Blanc
Singapore
South China Sea
Lewis B. Patten
Dan Youngerman
Doberville
Kansas
Bouviers
John H. Davis
Wives help fuel U S households and more
New York AP column notes diverse facts from a mailbag survey and daily life. It cites 27 million working women with 59 percent married, 22 percent single, 19 percent widowed or separated, plus broad topics from aspirin consumption to car flotation, crocodile tears, meal habits, and nature notes.
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New York
U. S
America
Death Sentence for 18 Foreign Oil Workers in Nigeria
In Kwale Nigeria bases the Biafran forces sentenced 18 foreign oil workers to death as 11 bodies were recovered. Biafran officials said Ojukwu must confirm the death penalty. a spokesman noted that freeing the men would require government-to-government contact, not humanitarian action.
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Kwale
Nigeria
Biafran
Odumegwu Ojukwu
Ojukwu
Ifegwu Eke
AMA Says Imitation Baby Milk Undesirable
The American Medical Association council on foods and nutrition says imitation milk is generally undesirable for infants and should be discouraged because it is low in protein minerals and vitamins compared with whole milk. It notes filled milk is milk based but with vegetable oil and similar calories to whole milk, and urges physicians to verify contents before recommending substitutes while recognizing milks substitutes can help extend dairy supplies in some countries.
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Chicago
Council On Foods and Nutrition
American Medical Association
Association
United States
AMA
Probate Notices from Kansas Franklin County 1969
Two probate notices publish the estate actions for Minnie C. Bogart and Gilbert E. McConnell. Executor Thomas E. Gleason seeks admission of Minnie's will dated February 21, 1959 and appointment as executor, with defenses due by June 18, 1969. Douglas County State Bank appointed executor for Gilbert E. McConnell. Creditors must file claims within nine months.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Minnie C. Bogart
Thomas E. Gleason
Ottawa
Kansas
Gilbert E. McConnell
Douglas County State Bank
Lawrence
Gilbert E. McDonnell
Supreme Court bans racial exclusion at private recreation areas
The Court ruled seven to one that privately run recreation facilities offering swimming and picnicking cannot exclude Black patrons if they serve the public and engage in interstate commerce, applying the 1964 civil rights law while excluding private clubs from coverage. Justice Black dissented. The Lake Nixon Club near Little Rock, Arkansas was the case, with the NAACP Legal Defense Fund arguing for Dorrie Daniel and Rosalyn Kyles.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William J. Brennan Jr
Hugo J. Black
Little Rock, Ark
Lake Nixon Club
Little Rock
St. Louis
Naacf Legal Defense and Educational Fund
Dorris Daniel
Rosalyn Kyles
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the Daily Report
Highway Patrol
Adamson
District Court
Jerry R. Schulz
Beverly J. Schulz
Fulton Furniture
Irby Barkley
Wellsville Rfc
Garden City
Larry Hawley
Sycamore
David
Harold Atchison
Overbrook
Knud Elben
Elm
Ellen Hyde
Hickory
Janet Thomas
Pomona
Jennie Harbison
W. 6Th
Daniel Rohrbach
Daniel Gray
Edgerton
Keith Wait
Carroll Wells
Princeton
Ralph Fuqua
Geraldine Owens
Melody Willhite
Cypress
Ronald Davis
Maple
Tom Chappell
Mary Hoyt
Cedarhouse Nursing Home
Fred Martin
Johnnie Milliman
Forest Park
Craig Hydemen
Lake Pomona
Dan Perkins
Ottawa Rfd
Don Keim
N. Sycamore
Buleah Willhite
Delores Garrett
S. Mulberry
Kathryn Snyder
C. W. Phillips
Kansas City
Choice
Library Notes
Auulas Wou Q
Hiteen McKinnon Jayser
Starrett Kayser
Hal Boyle
Ottawa Herald
Wallace T. Glanville
Fred Glanville
Ottawa Rfd 2
Cornell University
Shawnee Mission
Glanville
Ottawa High School
Kansas State University
Kansas State Teachers College
Council
Gleason and Pinet
Attys
Petitioner
Harold R. Scheve
Springer & Springer
Nat'l. Bank Bldg
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Eleanor
Beauty Shop
Eleanor Mullen
Hevro
Chevrolet
Sufae
Arrup
Turatee
Chiraca
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