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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1971

Page

4

Scholarship boost at Ottawa University honors Woodmen member

The Modern Woodmen of America scholarship fund at Ottawa University received a second gift of 1000 from Camp No 499. John L. Richeson presented the endowment, with Miss Lou Jane Brizendine of Glenwood Springs Colo as first recipient. The award supports juniors and seniors, favoring Woodmen families.

Modern Woodmen of America Ottawa University John L. Richeson Endowment Fund Lou Jane -Brizendine Glenwood Springs Colo Woodmen

Franklin County Civil Defense Seeks Basement Sharing Plan

The Franklin County Civil Defense office asks residents with basements to share shelter with neighbors during severe weather. Director D F Kyle urges residents to turn on porch lights after sirens to signal available space. The plan supplements public shelters to increase safety for Franklin County citizens.

Franklin County Civil Defense Office D. F. Kyle Kyle Franlin County

Swim Classes Set To Start at Ottawa University Pool

Swimming classes begin Wednesday at the Ottawa University pool. Adult beginners meet at 6 30 p.m and those with some swimming ability at 7 15 p.m. A 6 p.m class is for adults and high school age beginners.

Ottawa University

Wall Street Slow Trading as Dow Rises on Tepid Volume

New York AP reports extremely slow trading with blue chips edging higher while most issues fall. Volume at noon reached 5.86 million shares vs 5.33 million Monday amid expectations a major Pennsylvania bank rate hike may ripple through markets.

New York New York Stock Exchange Pennsylvania

Accidents Include Left Turn Try On Mulberry Street

A series of two vehicle crashes reported Monday and Monday night in Ottawa area. Delmar D. Ware 59 and Blanche A. Stucker 76 were involved in a left turn collision in the 700 block of South Mulberry. William W. Roberts Pomona owned a parked car hit by Cecil M. Morrow 70 also Pomona. additional crashes near South Main and South Adams Road and on South Harding Road involved Cleveland F Baxter 59 Princeton RFD1 Deanna R Holmes 26 Princeton Neila A. Smith 36 Williamsburg and Adrian M. Hensley 58 Emporia with varying directions. Police citations list Daniel V. Rose 43 Council Grove for DUI license and open bottle. Leona Wheeler 48 Pomona for allowing a minor to drive. Richard L. Elder 24 Osage City for improper passing. John M. Warner 60 Osage City for no current daily log.

Ninth Street South Mulberry Delmar D. Ware S. Cedar Blanche A. Stucker Walnut Creek Calif William W. Roberts Pomona Cecil M. Morrow South Main Ottawa South Adams Road Cleveland F. Baxter Princeton Leona D. Wheeler Richard L. Elder S. Poplar John M. Warner Osage City

Probate Court Marriage Licenses and Local Notices

Probate court issues licenses for Donald Hill Roxanne Protaskey and Henry Beers Eunice Beers in Lawrence and Mission. Funeral notices for Cris E. White at Lamb Roberts and Loren Snider at Richmond First Methodist. Local fire, admissions, emergencies, and livestock market report from Kansas cattle yard with tonnage and price ranges.

Donald Lloyd Hill Shawnee Roxanne JoAnne Protaskey Henry Beers Lawrence Eunice Beers

Paul W Crawford services in Lyndon and Melvern Cemetery

Paul W Crawford 75 of Lyndon died Monday in a Topeka hospital. Services at 2 p m Wednesday at United Military with graveside rites at Melvern Cemetery. He taught 45 years and led Osage County schools 17 years retiring 1969. He served in World War I in major European battles. He was active in Lyndon United Methodist Church and several veterans and American Legion groups. Survivors include two sons, a daughter, a sister, a brother, and two grandchildren. Friends may call at the church.

Paul W. Crawford Paul W.crawford Lyndon Topeka United Methodist Church Melvern Crawford Osage County Mountain View Calif Irene Crawford Harry E. Crawford Green River Wye

Baseball Scoreboard reports early results and standings

The Baseball Scoreboard lists AL and NL standings with teams Boston New York Detroit Baltimore Cleveland Chicago Oakland Montreal and more. Monday results show Boston California 4 3 and Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati 7 while Detroit Chicago 4 3 and Minnesota Cleveland 3 1 are noted with several late games and split results for Tuesday and Wednesday schedules.

Baltimore Detroit Boston W.L. Pet Cleveland Pittsburgh New York Washington St. Louis Chicago Oakland Montreal Kansas City Philadelphia Minnesota California Francisco L Angeles Milwaukee Houston Atlanta Cincinnati San Diego Los Angeles San Francis Janeski Dobson Roberts Peters Cali Lersch Kilkenny Cain Stone Iago ¢Hands Blyleven Merritt Eveland Lamb Louis Krausse Blass Palmer Dierker San Francisco Philadelph

Two Burglaries Investigated by Ottawa Police and Sheriff

Ottawa police investigated a burglary at Bennett Ice Cream Store on Main Street where $30 was taken from the cash register after a south window was broken. Franklin County Sheriff's Department checked a second break-in at Farmers Co Op Ass’n Williamsburg with no stolen items reported.

Ottawa Bennett N. Main Franklin County Sheriff's Department Farmers Co-Op Ass

Farm Roundup: cattle feedlots rise in six states May

Washington AP reports USDA data show May gains in cattle and calf feeding across Arizona California Colorado Iowa Nebraska and Texas. Total feedlot cattle June 1 across six states at 7,068,000 up 6 percent year over year with Texas at 1,683,000 head up 30 percent. Milk production May totals 11.2 billion pounds up 1 percent with average cow output 904 pounds as California leads at 1,065 pounds followed by Washington Arizona and Wisconsin Minnesota.

Washington Texas Agriculture Department Arizona California Colorado Iowa Nebraska Crop Reporting Board Wisconsin Minnesota

Policeman Dies In Shootout In Oklahoma City

A young Oklahoma City patrolman, Mike Ratikan, 28, died after a shootout that began when he and partner Charles Shelton stopped a car near the state capitol complex. A 24-year-old murder suspect fled. six youths were detained and the wounded 17-year-old was held for questioning.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma State Capitol Complex Extra City Mike Ratikan Cor- Agnes Ratikan Charles Shelton University Hospital Shelton Wayne Lawson

Ottawa High Seniors To Hold Ice Cream Social

The Ottawa High School class of 1972 hosts an ice cream social on Wednesday from 6 30 to 8 30 p m on the courthouse lawn. Senior class president Jane Alexander says the event raises funds for next year s senior trip. Tickets cost 50 cents and will be sold at the door. Homemade ice cream cake coffee and soft drinks will be served.

Ottawa High School Jane Alexander

Pomona Lions elect new officers at Monday meeting

Officers and directors were installed by Dale Mitchell, former district governor, at the Pomona Lions Club gathering. New officers include Andy Duffle as president, Darrell Cearfoss and Howard Driver as vice presidents, James Hogue as secretary-treasurer, and Nels Kristenson as tail-twister with Ralph Hunt as lion tamer. Directors are Pete Lindsey, Charles Cain, Ralph Johnson and Ed Neely. Glenn Neill received a past-president pin.

Dale Mitchell Pomona Lions Club Andy Duffle Darrell Cearfoss Howard Driver Jerome Adell James Hogue Nels Kristenson Ralph Hunt Pete Lindsey Charles Cain Ralph Johnson Ed Neely Glenn Neill Bruce Veda Rogers Vassar Playhouse Lee Nitcher Carl Reed Jeff Stankard Pomona Boys’ Staters John Gaynor Pomona High School

Notice of Hearing in Estate of Mary F. Rambo Kansas

In Franklin County Probate Court Kansas Grant H. Cole administrator of Mary F. Rambo deceased files petition to sell undivided one eighth interest in South 10 feet of East half of Lot 8 and East half of Lot 9 Block 144 original town Winfield Kansas to pay debts taxes and administration costs Written defenses due by June 24 1971 at ten o clock a.m. in Ottawa Kansas Judge will hear the cause at that time and place Grant H. Cole administrator and attorney P O Box 526 Winfield Kansas 67156

State of Kansas Grant H. Cole Mary F. Rumbo Winfield Ottawa Franklin County Mary F. Rambo P.O. Box

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Thelma Sherri Barnes Union Gas Office Chris E. White Elks Dorothy Reams Damron-Towner Don Godfrey Richmond University of Kansas Medical Center Rantoul Uptown Adv Wall Street the Daily Report Ottawa Police Department Daniel V. Rose Council Grove Wee Loren O Loren O. Snider First Methodist Church Richmond Cemetery Chester Hall American Cancer Society Feltner Funeral Home The Elks’ Club Helga Kursk Robert Miller Lyle Hanes Hazlett Virginia Seaver Betty Underwood Dewar Kyle Gary Davis Williamsburg Forest Park Ottawa Fire Department Jerome Godinez E. Red Jacket Thomas E. Michel Charles E. Brannan Clinton Burgoon Oak William Fowler Alexander Jiminez E. 4Th Viola Kratz Benjamin Lembert Wellsville Evan Sturm Wellsville Rfc Roger Ferguson Allen Zabloudil S. Mulberry Robert Ellis Dan Woodward N. Mulberry Norman Babb Ray Ott S. Locust Curtis Miller Gene Beauchamp Ottawa Rfc KC Markets See Lamb-Roberts Stan Stava Gibson's Discount Center Stava Gibson’s Kan Gibson's S. Elm W. L Associated Press Albany Albuque Amarillo Anchorage Asheville Birmingham Bismarck Boise Buffalo Charleston Charlotte Denver Des Moines Duluth Fairbanks Fort Worth Green Bay Helena Honolulu Lotunet IA Loren C. Snider Loren Snider First United Methodist Church Chester A Damron Towner Chapel Adar. Snider Paul Damron Jost Towner David Miller Janice Damron Rana Towner Mrs Dorothy. Reams SDT Getta Te Aes MYA Faee Glass, Co, Co Best Buy Redwings Paine State of Kansas Lodge Union U.U.S Marie Enyart W.M. Ann Jensen Sec'y Ottawa Lodge A.F A.M Howard L. Smith Clarence E. Rea Lec'y Budge‘s Budge’s Hardware Indian Missionary Outreach Inc North Main Boatcraft Gibson
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