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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1976

Page

6

Morlan services set for Topeka area funeral

Obituary notices list Verne W. Morlan 80 Lane died June 10 at Stormont-Vail Hospital Topeka with services set for June 14 at First Presbyterian Church Rantoul and burial in Lane Cemetery. Surviving children grandchildren and great grandchildren named along with wife Bessie Daniel Morlan. Also in memoriam notes Nellie Hoskinson Baldwin Carl Strom and others with details of services and deaths.

Verne W. Morlan Lane Stormont-Vail Topeka First Presbyterian Church Rantoul Lane Cemetery Morlan Loren D Almira Furness Morlan Osawatomie State Hospital Ioof Lodge Presbyterian Church Bessie Daniel Verne Morlan Jr Loren D. Morlan Theodore F. Morlan Lyndon Faye Glas Nellie Hoskinson Baldwin Nellie Caroline Hoskinson Baldwin Lawrence Hospital Annunciation Catholic Church Mount Calvary Lamb- Roberts Mrs. Hoskinson Vinland Douglas Franklin Norton Hoskinson Williamy.Eugerie Gene’ Hoskinson Mildren Johnson Lamb-Roberts Carl Strom Wichita Kansas Stormont Wall Hospital Damron Towner Chapel

Father’s Day Cab Deal and Local Social Events

Ad briefs note half price rides for fathers with wife or child from Reliable Cab Co. 242 5964. Dance VFW event with Marvin Ross and Country Gentlemen. Franklin Co Shrine Club meets June 14 at 7 p.m. Earring Club active at Sutton’s membership inquiry. VFW dance Sundays 4 30 to 9 with Bill Jordan, country music.

Reliable Cab Co VFW Sun Bill Jordan

Ramsay Store Moves to New Ottawa Site on Main

The Ramsay store at 234 S Main opens Monday at 9 am in a new northwest corner location on Third and Main. Brunner Co Inc owner Ted Brunner says the store consolidates Ramsay Department Store and Ramsay Squire with expanded lines in clothing jewelry linens accessories cosmetics. Remodeling began two months ago on the TG Y building transition and 7 000 square feet will serve as a modern showroom while merchandise moves from the old sites Friday through Sunday. Sales will continue at the two former locations today.

Ramsay S. Main Ted Brunner Brunner Co.,, Inc Third and Main Ramsay Department Store Ramsay Squire Ottawa Tg&y Brunner

Quotas on Stainless Steel Imports Aim to Curtail Steel Flow

The Ford administration announced on Friday it would impose quotas on imports of stainless steel as part of curbing foreign steel. Canada moves to cut oil exports to the U.S. Energy chief Frank Zarb predicts Canadian natural gas price rises will cost U.S. consumers about 322 million dollars annually. A government report backs recent steel price increases as justified by higher costs.

Washington United States Ford Administration U.S Frank Zarb Dian

Area Honors At Iola Jaco Several area students named to honor roll

Alien County Community Junior College at Tola lists second semester honor roll honorees. Students with 3.5+ average are Joyce Marie Elliott Pomona Debra Eileen Higdon Williamsburg Kathy Jo Hughes Ottawa and Karen Jo Stoneking Pomona. 3.0+ averages include Gary Lee Brockus Ottawa William Edwin Hettler Ottawa Pamela Jean Johnson Waverly Rebecca Sue Nilges Richmond Kathi L. Penn Ottawa Barbara Sue Reed Waverly Vauncele Jean Robrahn Ottawa and Mike Lynn Stewart Richmond.

Alien County Community Junior College Tola Joyce Marie Elliott Pomona Debra Eileen Higdon Williamsburg Kathy Jo Hughes Ottawa Karen Jo Stoneking Gary Lee Brockus William Edwin Hettler Pamela Jean Johnson Waverly Rebecca Sue Nilges Richmond Kathi L. Penn Barbara Sue

City Band Set For Another Run

The Ottawa City Band begins rehearsals for summer concerts with a 7:30 p.m. session next Monday June 14 in the Ottawa High School bandroom. Adult players are invited, even if out of practice, and the city offers many instruments except flutes and trumpets. The music will reflect players’ technical levels, rehearsing marches, patriotic selections and more.

Ottawa City Band Ottawa High School

Ottawa City Commissioner to Attend NLC Conference in Kansas City

Fred Zook will join National League of Cities sessions next week in Kansas City. He will testify at an opening hearing, discuss council manager relations and music topics, with public concerts on courthouse steps starting June 23 through mid July. Ottawa residents urged to participate. contact Chris Cruz at 242 7449 for details.

Fred Zook Ottawa National League of Cities Kansas City a _ goals committee Zook Ottawa Recreation Commission OHS Chris Cruz

Acorn Club Picnic and Hospital News Briefs

The Acorn Club held its annual picnic at Forest Park at 1 p.m. on July 11 with current and former members invited. A club meeting at the Acorn Community House featured a noon cafeteria dinner for 12 members and 11 visitors, hosted by Mrs. Julia Kochenower and Mrs. Edith Winters. Rose Happy was hospitalized in Camarillo California. Julie Buiik, an Ottawa High School student, attended the fourth annual Wildkitten Basketball Camp advanced techniques session at Kansas State University in Manhattan.

Acorn Club Forest Park Acorn Julia Kochenower Edith Winters Julie Buiik Ottawa Kansas State University Manhattan

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