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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1971

Page

3

Eagles Lodge Dance Saturday at Youth Center in Garnett

Social events and notices list a social security outreach with B D Foltner at the Youth Center 115 W Fourth in Garnett from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday. Also scheduled are Robbie Robertson and the Playboys at Naomi's Club June 19, Marvin Ross and The Country Gentlemen at VFW Hall, and missionaries Don and Mrs Don French at Faith Bible Church Sunday. plus top ten Emporia State rankings for Vick James, dog confinement rules until July 1, and open house at Franklin County Rehabilitation Facility on June 20 1971.

Africa Don French Faith Bible Church N. Poplar

Zoning Information Sent to County Townships

The county engineer sent zoning information Friday to township and zoning boards. Townships indicating desire to zone include Hayes Franklin Ottawa Lincoln Harrison and Ohio. Richmond and Homewood seek joint township zoning while Peoria Pottawatomie and Williamsburg want no zoning. Five townships did not reply to the questionnaires after last week’s zoning meeting.

Hayes Franklin Ottawa Lincoln Harrison Ohio Richmond Homewood Peoria Pottawatomie Williamsburg

Friday Night League Alley High Scores Summary

Alley league results show Salb 186 of 429 for MSO BY High 10 30 Payne 186 of 54 and Bee Simms 204 of 465 among other entries. Gutter Dusters and Down League Deuces posted scores with Stevenson 139 and Foster 159 438 respectively.

Cate Salb R. Everson Payne

Ruth G. Davis 80 dies in nursing home after Cedar Homewood roots

Ruth G. Davis aged 80 formerly of 734 N Mulberry died this morning at Cedar House Nursing Home where she had resided since April 1 Services are set for 2 p.m Tuesday at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Rev Leo Nelson will officiate burial will be Greenwood Cemetery Davis a lifelong Franklin County resident was born July 17 1890 near Homewood to John and Alice Gettinger She married Frank H Davis April 30 1914 at Homewood He died April 4 1966 Surviving are two daughters Jean Hahn Long Beach California and Patricia Smith Ottawa two sons Harold Davis Wichita and Joe Davis Okemah four sisters Edith McLeod Dott Rainbolt Merle Miller and Beth Cain one brother Elmer Gettinger 12 grandchildren and five great grandchildren A daughter Maydell Miller died January 1 1958 Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday evening until service time Family requests contributions to the er Fund in care of the funeral home

Davis Ruth G. Davis Franklin County Frank H. Davis Lamb-Roberts Leo Nelson Greenwood Cemetery Ottawa Ruth G. Davis N. Mulberry Cedar House Nursing Home Davis Homewood John Alice (Blankenbeker) Gettinger North Baptist Church Recruit Jean Hahn Long Beach Calif Patricia Smith Beech Harold Wichita Joe Davis Okemah Okla Edith McLeod Dott Rainbolt Tulsa Merle ‘Miller Hickory Beth Cain Louisburg Elmer Gettinger Carbondale Wren Maydell Miller Rar

Citations from Ottawa Police report list multiple arrests

The Ottawa Police Department cited Terry L. Welch 24 for drunk in public after failing to post a 50 dollar bond. Daryl S. Boehm 33 of Moran was cited for speeding 45 mph in a 30 mph zone and posted a 15 dollar bond. Rickie A. Sluder 20 of Williamsburg was fined 60 dollars plus costs for speeding 80 mph in a restricted zone. John J. Edelman 47 of 412 S Main was fined 20 dollars plus costs for speeding 90 mph in a 75 mph zone.

Ottawa Police Department Terry L. Welch Tremont Daryl S. Boehm Moran Rickie A. Sluder Williamsburg John. J. Edelman S. Main

Ottawa Hydrants Get National Color Code Update

Ottawa firefighters, off duty crews, are painting 350 hydrants to meet a national color code. Bases receive chrome yellow while caps show colors by flow capacity: red for 0–500 GPM, orange for 500–1000 GPM, and green for over 1000 GPM. Fire Chief G A Diamond Jr. says the system aids mutual aid response.

Ottawa G. A. Diamond Jr

Thieves Hit Area Farm Near Pomona Steal Guns Gear

About $1,500 in firearms fishing gear and food were stolen from the P. J. McMichael farm home northeast of Pomona. Thieves entered through an unlocked back door while the McMichael family was away, six miles north and two miles east of Pomona. Items taken include a 12 gauge pump shotgun a .225 caliber bolt action rifle a 250-3000 bolt action rifle two AM FM radios fishing tackle and rods a fishing net knapsack a felt hat cigarettes pork chops and steaks from the freezer and canned goods. Franklin County sheriff's department is investigating the case discovered when Mr. McMichael returned at 2 this morning.

Pomona P. J. McMichael Here Franklin County Sheriff's Department McMichael

Churches To Help Out CD Tornado Shelters

Seven churches have agreed to open their doors as public tornado shelters when sirens sound. Defense director D F Kyle said the churches include First Baptist Church 410 8 Hickory Church of the Brethren 109 W 9th Episcopal Church 315 W 5th First United Methodist 203 E 4th Faith Lutheran 316 E 12th Free Methodist 733 N Oak and the Presbyterian Third and Walnut. A study continues to find additional shelters and will be announced later.

D. F. Kyleva First Baptist Church Hickory Church of the Brethren W. 9Th Episcopal Church W. 5Th First United Methodist E. 4Th Faith Lutheran E. 12Th Free Methodist N. Oak Presbyterian Third Walnut Kyle

Notice of Hearing and Guardianship Sale in Kansas Probate

State of Kansas Franklin County probate notices publish a hearing on the estate of Allan J. Rubick and a guardianship conservatorship for Lucila M Banks. Howard J Doyen seeks sale of described real estate to pay debts taxes and admin costs. Proceedings set for June 30 1971 in Ottawa with attorney Gary L Jordan.

Franklin County Kansas Allan J. Rubick State of Howard J. Doyen Ottawa Howard J. Goyen State of Kansas Lucila M. Banks Lucille Crawford Lucilla M. Banks

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