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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1973

Page

7

Pattie Named 1973 Institutional Chaplain of the Year

Rev Robert T Pattie chaplain supervisor at Hadley Regional Medical Center Hays selected as 1973 Institutional Chaplain of the Year by the American Baptist Church. Pattie son of Mrs L T Pattie Williamsburg accepted the award May 26 at the national convention in Lincoln Nebraska.

Robert T. Pattie Hadley Regional Medical Center Hays American Baptist Church United States Pattie L. T. Pattie Williamsburg Lincoln Neb

Fox Steals Spotlight in Fall Fashion Show

In New York the Consulate presents fall collections by Bill Blass Oscar de la Renta and John Anthony. A single red fox model is featured as it is tossed over a model’s shoulder during the display highlighting polished piano pans and china accents in the fashion lineup.

New York Piiano Pans China Bill Blass Oscar de la Renta John Anthony

Services for Joseph K. Strider in Williamsburg

Joseph K Strider 74 of 907 N Mulberry died Thursday at his farm east of Williamsburg. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday at Trinity United Methodist Church with burial at Highland Cemetery. Masonic graveside rites. Survived by wife Vera F Jones, son Dale Strider, two sisters Adeline Wegmann and Elizabeth Bennett, four grandsons. Former Santa Fe telegraph operator retired 1968. Visitation prior to service. Also notes on local court actions and other notices.

Joseph K. Strider N. Mulberry Williamsburg Trinity United Methodist Church Highland Cemetery Don Powell Strider Thomas L Mary L. (Gossard) Strider Vera F. Jones Lebo Ottawa Edgerton Santa Fe St. Paul’s Guard Masonic Lodge Af&am Dale Strider Hartselle Ala

Wall Street Up Amid Inflation Hope And Mixed Trading

Investors expected Nixon measures to curb inflation push stocks higher while many stayed on the sidelines. The Dow 30 rose 11.14 to 920.76 at noon as market breadth showed cautious trading and mixed signals from analysts. The Labor Department noted wholesale prices climbed 24 percent in May. NYSE rose 0.55 to 56.23. AMEX up 0.06 to 22.53 with Norton Simon leading volume and U.S. Filter lagging.

New York Dow White House Labor Department New York Stock Exchange American Stock Exchange Norton Simon U.S. Filter Amex

Too Late To Stop Tree Ailment

The Pin Oak leaves show blisters from an insect that laid eggs in spring. A small white worm appears when blisters break. Spraying now is ineffective. the proper kill requires spring treatment, which is often thwarted by rain. Predatory insects may destroy the egg-laying pest after one to two years.

CBS Hires Educators As Children's Programming Consultants

CBS Television hires two noted educators Drs Gordon Berry and Roger Fransecky as consultants on children's programming. They will advise CBS on concepts, curriculum, and commercial content to enhance educational planning for young viewers.

New York CBS Television Network Drs Gordon Berry Roger Fransecky CBS

Bi County Health Meeting Opens Plans For Nursing Homes

Bi-County Comprehensive Health Planning Council met at Osawatomie State Hospital with members from Paola Louisburg Ottawa Lane Richmond and Topeka. Proposals include a new nursing home for Wellsville and a 60 bed expansion for Louisburg. The council set July 1 to report and assigned Johnson Otto and Guilliams to study both proposals, with another meeting on June 27 to finalize the application for the state council meeting in Topeka on July 12.

Osawatomie Comprehensive Health Planning Council Osawatomie State Hospital Jim Trast Robert Johnson A. T. Bundy Paola Bill Otto Jack Guilliams Louisburg Steve Lott Isabell Hernandez Ottawa Faye Adel Lane Arla Lickteig Richmond Ed Engle Topeka Wellsville Trast Johnson, Otto Guilliams Planning Council State Comprehensive Planning Council

Guards Take Over Park Project in Ottawa

Members of the Ottawa National Guard unit have assumed park maintenance at Mears Park as a community service project. They restored water service, repaired vandalized buildings, painted the shower house, and work on the lodge. The 100 acre park offers picnics and overnights, with contact 242-4269. Robert Hull of Ottawa RFD 2 leads the project.

Ottawa National Guard Mears Park Ottawa Robert Hull Ottawa Rfd 2 National Guard

Local Guard Shifts Fort Riley Encampment Plans

Ottawa National Guard Captain Robert Dunn announced the unit will attend its annual two week encampment at Fort Riley Kansas instead of Camp Chaffee Arkansas due to Governor Docking's gasoline shortage directive. Encampment runs August 11 to 25 with hopes of Ottawa visitors. The unit previously trained at Camp Guernsey Wyoming and last at Fort Riley five years ago. It is one of five batteries in an artillery battalion training together.

Robert Dunn Ottawa National Guard Ft. Riley Camp Chaffee Ark Robert Docking Kansas Dunn Ottawa Camp Guernsey Wyo

Hospital Auxiliary Board Plans Visits For New Shop

Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary board met Monday at the hospital. They discussed the Elks Club bridge benefit today supporting the scholarship fund. Mrs Budge Reusch resigned as chairman of the scholarship fund party project. successor to be announced later. The group will visit other area hospitals to collect ideas for a hospitality shop in the new building.

Ransom Memorial Hospital Elks Club Budge Reusch

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