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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1976

Page

10

Sharon Krider obituary and area notices

Funeral arrangements are pending for Sharon Krider of 526 N Mulberry died Thursday at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Maude L Hackett died June 12 with services held at Dengel & Son Mortuary Ottawa officiated by Rev Don Goatley. Ida Cunningham died June 13 with services at United Methodist Church Greeley. Burial at Greeley Cemetery. Admissions and dismissals listed for local hospitals. Citations given for traffic and small claims. Kansas City livestock prices reported.

Sharon Krider Damron-Towner Chapel Krider N. Mulberry Ransom Memorial Hospital Maude L. Hackett Dengel & Son Mortuary Ottawa Don Goatley Assembly of God Church Pomona Ruth DePriest Darrel Cordle L.P Mayfield Steve Hackett Roger Hackett Eddie Hackett Antone Slackett Ed Crabb John Kendall Harold Cade Millard Wren Frank Stansbury Sherm Bittenbender Central Cemetery Ida Cunningham United Methodist Church Greeley Vernon Belew Ruhamah Baptist Church Rantoul Sandra White Katherine MccKinzie Audean McKinzie Donald Ralston Micheal Damman Craig Cunningham Frank Gallick Jr Russel Cunningham Alan E. Cunningham Robert Earl Barrett Kenneth Cunningham Greeley Cemetery North Mulberry

Ottawans Grandson Involved In Bus Crash Near Del Norte

Nine people escaped serious injury when a private bus carrying members of Blackberry Winter ran off the Wolf Creek Pass east of Del Norte Colorado on June 8. Fred Nelson Bettge 24 grandson of Ottawa residents was among the nine treated and released from a Del Norte hospital. The driver said the bus went off the narrow road down an embankment. A Highway Patrol spokesman said they were very lucky to escape alive.

Ottawa Wolf Creek Pass del Norte Colo Fred Nelson Bettge Raymond Bettge Blackberry Winter Cortez Highway Patrol

Transcendental Meditation Sessions On Tap Here

Introductory TM sessions and lectures are offered at the Ottawa Library on Monday and Tuesday with sessions at 1 30 and 7 30 p m. Conducted by Mark Piper and Susie Breitbart the program promises deep rest and potential benefits while noting costs for different ages and programs and optional continued study after an interview.

Don Lambert Ottawa Mark Piper Susie Breitbart

Local News Briefs Highlights and Social Notes

PFC Larry J. Dixon, formerly of Ottawa, is stationed at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. Mrs Jennie Ferguson of Oak reports the death of her sister Kathryn Cushing aged 62 in Chapman. The Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Sports Committee meets at 4 p.m. June 24 in the chamber conference room. Harold Matney with Amita Maine Joi Hoffsommer and Missy Hoffsommer assist at the Old Depot Museum on Sunday. Mr and Mrs A M Harvey host at the cabin in City Park. museum and cabin open 2 to 5 p.m. Kent Cramer, son of Willis A and and Mrs Cramer, signs to play tennis at Baker University next season. The Franklin County Agriculture Society meets 8 p.m. Monday in courthouse basement. Bob Hotchkiss learns his brother Walter Hotchkiss died in Long Beach California. The annual Rantoul alumni potluck is at 1 p.m. June 97 at Fellowship Hall in Rantoul. Therese A Meade named to dean's honor list at William Jewell College for spring 1976. Carleton College awards BA degrees to 417, including Davis Bennett son of Frank and Mrs Bennett Jr. Williamsburg Ottawa Wildlife Conservation Club elects officers Raymond Seaton president Jim Yokum VP Charles Scribner treasurer Mike Warhurst secretary. two-year directors Wayne Williams Don Howell. fishing derby set for July 27. Suzann Wiltmeyer Wallace named instructor with Olathe school system. Janie Alexander DeVore earns 4.0 average at Washburn University and is in Washburn Belles singing group. Betty Kloster among 61 musicians from six states in solo vocal literature program at Kansas State College of Pittsburg.

Williamsburg-Ottawa

Ex Ottawan Joins State Treasurer Staff in Topeka

Glen Deitcher, a former Ottawan, joins Joan Finney’s staff as assistant state treasurer in Topeka. He attended Ottawa schools, graduated from Oklahoma University School of Business, and studied at Washburn University and Menninger Management Training. He is married to Ann McQuade of Osawatomie and the couple has four children.

Topeka Glen Deitcher Joan Finney Ottawa Oklahoma University School of Business Washburn University Menninger Management Training Ann McQuade Osawatomie

US weighs quick Lebanon exit and rescue plan

Secretary of State Kissinger said the United States would decide within 36 hours whether to evacuate Americans from Lebanon. He described the killings of Ambassador Francis Meloy Jr. and Robert Waring as brutal and malicious and noted a possible use of U.S. military forces for the evacuation if necessary.

Washington Henry A. Kissinger United States Lebanon U.S Kissinger Francis E. Meloy Jr Robert C. Waring Congress House International Relations Committee

Local Ads Highlight June Sales and Events

A roundup of community advertisements lists live country music at Friendly Blue Room Tavern sessions on Friday and Saturday, wardrobe bargains at The Clothes Hanger, bedding plants half price at Butler- Hanes Florists, and clothing deals such as Lee and Levi leisure suits. Also noted are department store relocations, a Princeton Alumni basket dinner on June 27, and a Bernhardt Dance Revue on Friday June 18 at 7 50 p.m.

Parade Entry Deadline For July 3 Chautauqua Days

Parade chairman Gary Underwood reports Friday is the entry deadline for the July 3 Chautauqua Days parade. Forms may be mailed to P.O. Box 141. A viewing stand for senior citizens will be set at Killaugh Clark lot, 210 Tecumseh, with chairs in shade and rides available by writing Box 141. Two county division marshals will be seniors from each community. Plans to film the parade exist with about 150 needed in donations to match another 150.

Gary Underwood P.O Killaugh- Clark Tecumseh Underwood

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the Daily Report Stella Smith Garnett Eva Smith Olga Hannaman S. Main Darla Sutton W. 7Th C. T. Ratliff N. Cedar Jeffery White Cherry John Dryden Richard Dunn Lane Gladys Fuqua Grant Lester Stiffler Bob Harshaw Wellsville Roger Higbie Dale D. Ferris Deirdre C. McDaniel Williamsburg Floyd E. Higdon Minnie C. Guilfoyle Small Claims Todd Mobile Homes Inc Ralph O Lucille Wilson Todd Bugner Plumbing George Schmoe Princeton Bugner Probate Ricky D. Woods Joelle A. Kramer Paola Kansas City Ottawans Patricia Mlady George Stewart Mulberry Sacramento Calif Wilmington Del Rebecca Dittevson Mid-Southwest Suzuki Institute Ottawa University Jeremy Paul Dittevson Breitbard Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Lawrence Piper Larry J. Dixon Ft. Leonard Wood BCT Jennie Ferguson Oak Kathryn Cushing Chapman Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Chamber Old Depot Harold Matney Amita Maine Joi Hoffsommer Missy Hoffsommer Florence Robinson Grace Elliott City Park A. M. Harvey Kent Cramer Willis A. Cramer N. Main Baker University Baldwin Franklin County Agriculture Society the Fair Board Bob Hotchkiss Walter Hotchkiss Long Beach Fellowship Therese A. Meade Martin J. Meade 1644 Chestnut William Jewell College Liberty Carleton College Northfield Minn Davis Bennett Frank R. Bennett Jr Rockwood Drive Suzan Wiltmeyer Wallace Herb Wiltmeyer Ash Olathe School System Janie Alexander DeVore Jim Alexander Washburn “Belles Betty Kloster W. 10Th Kansas State College of Pittsburg Ottawan Palestine Liberation Organization Ad Briefs Friendly Blue Room Tavern Town and Country Supply Auto Service Center Walnut Ollie Burress Don Woodward Wild Woody’s Linda Mahoney Dad Budge Ace Hardware Ramsay Department Ard and Main Dundee Fabrics Richmond Community Building Butler- Hanes Florists Lee Levi Pamront Towner Kansas Paul Damron David Miller David Bunch Joe Ferns Janice Damron Marge Miller Rena Towner Dorothy Reams Grand Lodge of Masons Benjamin Franklin Philadelphia Aones & CO Memars Michael J. Esser Armee Miter Mauins Guarnov Rman Dengel & Son Funeral Directors Hickory
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