Ottawa area briefs span awards rides and local events
Ottawa area news notes include Gary W. Collins receiving a University of Utah doctorate in physical education, Deborah L. Montague winning a scholarship at Emporia State, and Kristine F. Garrett earning dean’s honors at College of Emporia. Other items list Open Depot Museum Wellsville Day, a stamp club meeting, church activities, and local staffing notes.
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Ottawa University
Salt Lake City
Utah
University of Utah
Gary W. Collins
Ottawa Red 2
Collins
Graceland College
Lamont
Iowa
University of Missouri
Central Heights
Princeton
William E. Dent
Emporia State College
Deborah L. Montague
Victor L. Montague
Princeton Rfd 1
Emporia State
Miss Montague
Daughters of the American Revolution
Kansas
Old Depot
Wellsville
Donald Coughlin
Lowell Collins
Verne Alden
Imogene Dietrich
Dorothy Nordeen
Pearl Defenbaugh
City Park
College of Emporia
Ottawa
Kristine F. Garrett
Bill Garrett
S. Mulberry
Ottawa News Briefs Include Accidents and Deaths
Local notices detail fines for unsafe vehicle and improper tags in Pomona, a stop sign violation, speeding counts, and a license issue. Crime cases include State of Kansas suits and arraignments. Marriage licenses issued for Modesto and Ottawa. Vehicle crash near Ottawa injures driver Bobby Huss. Obituaries note services for Earl W Anderson and Stanley C Beard with military honors.
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John H. Gourley
Pomona
Johnny L. Duvall
Douglas D. Farrell SR
N. Main
Walter W. Burgess
Williamsburg
Franklin County offers fuel tax refund program
The Franklin County Clerk Bruce Spears says applications are open for motor vehicle fuel refunds used for non highway purposes. Submit invoices and an affidavit with claims. Refunds accepted for claims at least nine months old dated no earlier than January 1 1971 until September 30.
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Franklin County
Bruce Spears
Spears
POWs On Medical Watch Drafted By Pentagon
The Pentagon drafted a five year medical watch program for returned Indochina POWs to reduce later deaths, noting 566 former POWs showed stress reactions after release. Dr. Richard S. Wilbur said mood swings, fright and euphoria typically fade, but warned the first three years after release saw higher trauma and personal crises, including murders and accidental deaths.
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Washington
Indochina
Pentagon
U.S
Korea
Richard S. Wilbur
Wilbur
Undermanned Area Keeps Local Judge On The Move
After the death of Franklin County District Judge Alex A. Hotchkiss on May 9, Floyd H. Coffman will bear additional duties. Coffman will handle most Osage County cases and all Coffey County District Court matters while Robert Stadler takes over some Osage County work. Coffman’s schedule includes Osage Monday, Coffey Thursday, and Douglas Tuesday for trial continuation.
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Alex A. Hotchkiss
Franklin County
Floyd H. Coffman
Hotchkiss
Fourth Judicial District
Osage
Coffey Counties
Coffman
Douglas
Johnson Counties
Robert Stadler
Stadler
Allen
Anderson
Woodson
Osage County
Coffey County
Douglas County
First National Bank to Begin New Construction in Topeka
Robert Clogston, president, announced mid June start for the new First National Bank at Third and Hickory after signing with Building Systems Inc Of Topeka the low bidder for the entire project The contract amount was not disclosed Completion is expected within nine months The Topeka firm has built other local projects including the Franklin County law enforcement center and banks at Holton and Burlingame Also listed as bidders were B A Green Construction Co Constant Construction Co Sell Construction Co Triangle Builders and Spriggs Construction Co The bank site measures 225 by 150 feet and will cover 7700 square feet on the first floor
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First National Bank
Third and Hickory
Robert Clogston
Clogston
Building Systems Inc
Topeka
Franklin County Law Enforcement Center
First National
Hubbard Lumber Co
Holton
Burlingame
Lawrence
Dillon Family Center
B. A. Green Construction Co
Constant Construction Co
Sell Construction Co
Impact Brass Tour Heads Coast-to-Coast From Ozark Bible College
The 21 member Impact Brass and Singers directed by Meredith Williams begins a nationwide tour visiting 23 states, Disneyland and Disney World, and the Capitol steps in Washington. A concert is set for 8 p.m. July 2 at Topeka Bible Church in Kansas, featuring contemporary Christian music and a five screen multimedia presentation. Williams is the son of Mary Lou Williams and the late Al Williams.
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The
Impact Brass and Singers
Meredith Williams
Ozark Bible College
Joplin
Disneyland
Disney World
Capitol Steps
Washington, D. C
Topeka Bible Church
Mulvane, Topeka
Williams Is
Mary Lou Williams
W. 10Th
al Williams
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Leon Nelson
Melvin Clevenger
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John Garcia
Eldon McCurdy
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George Reyes
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Eric Wieneke
Art Burgoon
Virgil Finch
Dan McKay
Willard Ogle
Lester Wells
Bruce We
Floyd McCullough
Hickory
John Sink
Cleveland
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David Hood
Rex Woods and Son
Raymond Raley
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N. Hickory
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Edna Kessler
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Jeffery Montague
Mary Runnells
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Damron- Towner
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Forbes Air Force Base
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Ray Schmidt
Cedar
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