Ottawa area news briefs and community events
Teresa Jenkins named to seventh grade high honor roll at Ottawa Junior High. Dance event at Wellsville VFW with music by Bill Coffey and the Coachmen. Kansas East Conference Missionary Projects tour attendees named from Ottawa and surrounding towns. Ottawa Recreation Commission meeting announced. Wellsville VFW trapshoot event with public welcome. Bridge Benefit for Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary scholarship fund in Elks Club with two sessions. Dr L J Matney opens new office at 3248 Main. Patricia's Beauty Shop ad for permanents. Bridal invitations offered at Irwin's 204 South Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Jenkins
Ottawa Junior High
Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Elks Club
Medical Records Growth At RMH Under Linda Ostmeyer
The RMH medical records department handles records since 1931 with nearly 70,000 cases. Barbara Michaelis of Lawrence leads the department as medical records administrator and Carol Fox of Ottawa is a medical transcriptionist. The unit files every patient after dismissal, codes diagnoses, and maintains the doctors' dictation, duplicating, dictating equipment, microfilm and medical periodicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Ostmeyer
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Medical Records Department
RMH
Barbara Michaelis
Lawrence
Carol Fox
Ottawa
Russell
Michaelis
Ft. Hays State
Hillcrest Medical Center
Tulsa
Okla
National Organization For Medical Records Administrators
Miss Michaelis
Miss Fox
Minneapolis
Hutchinson Junior College
Marriage license for Porter and Childs recorded
Marriage license issued to Carl G. Porter of Topeka and Gladys F. Childs of Lawrence. Also reports of a side of house damage in Rantoul from a suspected intoxicated driver Audry M. Silvey, plus a motorcycle crash involving Kevin D. Snider. Obituaries for Iva B. Davis Ernest J. Prim George Michelfelder listed with funeral details. Admissions and dismissals, emergencies, and Kansas City livestock market results included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl G. Porter
Legal Age
Topeka
Gladys F. Childs
Lawrence
Rantoul
Sheriff's Department
Audry M. Silvey
Hamblin
Silvey
Lavon Bates
Bates’ House
West Fourth
Willow
Kevin D. Snider
Tremont
Snider
Transfers Approved for 40 Acres to USD 290 Ottawa
The State Board of Education granted two requests to transfer property into USD 290 Ottawa School District. Superintendent Marvin P. Forker was notified by telephone and expects a followup letter. The requests were filed by Richard Lister of Ottawa RFD 3 for 40 acres located about seven miles southwest of Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S.D
Ottawa
State Board of Education
Marvin P. Forker
State Board
Richard Lister
RFD 3
Local War On Alcoholism Meeting Planned At Wingert Home
A meeting tonight at 432 S Elm to form a local committee to combat alcoholism will be led by Rep George Wingert and state officials Ward Rogers and Don Harris. Attendees will include business, industry, medical, welfare and mental health representatives. the session begins at 6 30 p m. Craft Show Set In Rantoul Exhibits of antiques paintings handwork sculpture and taxidermy are planned for the outdoor hobby and craft show Saturday from 10 a m to 6 p m with refreshments by the Peoria Extension Homemakers Unit. There is no exhibit fee. A snow fence will surround the display area and exhibitors must bring their own tables. The text also notes a school district realignment and enrollment transfer to Pomona from Wellsville becoming effective July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wingert
S. Elm
Ward Rogers
Commission On Alcoholism
Don Harris
Wichita
Rantoul
Peoria Extension Homemakers Unit
U.S.D
Pomona
Ottawa
Wellsville
Visitors Tour JOC Open House Marks 40th Wagner Peyser Act
The Job Opportunity Center hosted an open house Wednesday described as pretty good by manager Cal Ewing. Visitors toured facilities and saw a demonstration of the job bank system to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Wagner Peyser Act that created the U S Employment Service and its public offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Ewing
Ewing
United States Employment Service
Reward extended for three slayings near Ottawa
A $1,000 reward offer for information on the March killings of Hazel Avery Gary O Longfellow and Steven Avery near Ottawa has been extended 60 days by Douglas County Sheriff Rex Johnson and Lawrence Police Chief Richard Stanwix. Eight letters have been received by the steering committee handling the fund as inquiries continue and tips are screened and turned over to police. Also noted were a burglary report at Williamsburg Ready Mix with $265 missing and a planned June 21 court date for Gary Moore in the vehicular homicide of Marlin Larson following a May 21 crash on US-50 south of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Ottawa
Douglas County
Rex Johnson
Richard Stanwix
Stanwix
Hazel Avery
Gary O. Longfellow
Sheriff's Department
Williamsburg
Gary Moore
Quenemo
Marlin Larson
Moore
Larson
Us-50
Juveniles to County Court in Franklin County case
Juvenile petitions for Steve N. Gary 16 and Mark Gary 17 of 728 S. Oak were dismissed after a finding they were not amenable to juvenile court. Charges of trespass were dropped. disorderly conduct and battery against a deputy were filed in County Court. Trials set for June 19 at 11 a.m. Bond set at 1,000 each. Marion Gary found a miscreant child in Juvenile Court for battering a deputy. released to parents. disposition set for July 6 at 1:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve N. Gary
Mark Gary
S. Oak
Williamsburg
Marion Gary
Franklin County
Steve Gary
Marion L. Gary
Local burglary charges filed against three youths in Franklin County
Charges filed against Virgil Franks 19 of 311 Walnut Alfred L. Henricks 18 of 315 S. Oak and Robert Linneman 17 of 727 S. Mulberry over a June burglary at Scott's Drive In 109 E. 5th Franks charged burglary Henricks theft held on 2000 bond Linneman facing juvenile petition hearing set for 11 a m Friday in juvenile court case to be moved if not amenable to juvenile proceedings All three were arrested Tuesday night by police and sheriff's officers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Franks
Walnut
Alfred L. Henricks
S. Oak
Robert Linneman
S. Mulberry
Scott’s
E. 5Th
Franks
Henricks
Franklin County
Linneman
Scott
Buses To Swimming Pool For Pomona Students
The Indian Recreation Commission of Pomona begins bus trips to Ottawa for swimming lessons starting June 11. Buses depart Pomona Grade School at 8:30 a.m. and return by 12:30 p.m. An Appanoose route serves four through nine grade students with pickups at Appanoose School and Centropolis Baptist Church. A second Appanoose bus carries kindergarten to third grade, arriving Centropolis by 10 a.m. and returning by 12:30 p.m.
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The
Indian Recreation Commission of
Pomona
Ottawa
Appanoose
Ernae
Baptist Church
Centropolis
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Wellsville Vfw
Bill Coffey
Coachmen
United Methodist Church
Kansas
Steven Burgess
Kimberly J. Smith
Marleen Dodder
Baldwin
Judith Driver
Kay Easthouse
Carl Edwards
Richmond
Joyce Louderback
Princeton
Hereford Inn
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Trapshoot
Adv
L. J. Matney
Patricia
Irwin’s
South Main
RMH Care
the Daily Report
Probate
Iva B. Davis
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Garland Bohn
Carroll Whiteford
Richard Underwood
Frank Léhew
Richard Fritts
Max Roush
William Hooking
Marvin Kinnison
Stanley Kinnison
Princeton Cemetery
Ernest J. Prim
Ernest John Prim
St. Francis of Assisi
LaPeer
Richard Burger
Robert Prim
George Butell
David Noe
Harry B. Prim
Francis Lemberger
Elmer Rappard
Thomas Dyer
Ralph Maichel
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
George Michelfelder
Damron- Towner Chapel
Weston James
Keith Watts
Lawrence Yohe
Ralph Finch Jr
Phil Mosher
Robert Bryan
Frank Stantorf
Marvin Yokum
Theodore Shelton
Warren Baysinger
Peoria Cemetery
Peoria
Howard Tucker
Max Cox
Mary Wake
Logan
Hattie Robinson
Crestview Nursing Home
Glenn Mack
Russell Mundy
Canterbury Court
Jerry Rutledge
Ary Hargrove
Cherry
Donald Reed
Ottawa University
Dorothy Culvertson
Osawatomie
Kansas City
Joc Here
Memoriam
Edna M. Wards
Sous Lengel
Jon
Warner Bros
George
C. Scott
Warner Communications
Raney Reynolds
Ane Reynolds
John Reynolds
Underwood Equipment Inc
Main
Judy C. Ward
S. Ash
Frank M. Marconette
Marconette
Miss Ward
John Richeson
Atal
Genmrat
Texaco
Watt Thesilvere
Wa the Sil Maas
NMS Peres
Colonal
Orly
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