Local notices and campus ads feature social events and hospital news
A batch of items notes memberships and ads for classes at Bernhardt School of Dance. ERNEST Henderson of Richmond is admitted to Anderson County Hospital. JAYCEE JAYNES hosts an ice cream social at the courthouse lawn. A Peoples National Bank girls softball game with Osage City is set for 8 pm at Forest Park. Crestview employees hold a bake sale on June 25 at 8:30 am. Katherine Franklin discharged from Lawrence Memorial Hospital after surgery May 11. Jean Jones, patient at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Room 135.
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Peoples National Bank
Osage City
Forest Park
Jean Jones
S. Poplar
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
John Brown Jamboree Opens With Parade In Osawatomie
Osawatomie hosts the sixth annual John Brown Jamboree, a four day event starting Thursday with a parade and a Miss Osawatomie contest. Grand Ole Opry style music airs Saturday night, wrestling Friday, pony pulling and antique car show Sunday. Activities at Lynn Dickey Field near John Brown Memorial Park, including art and hobby shows and a carnival.
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Osawatomie
Grand Ole Opry
Chamber of Commerce
Summer Stock Group Formed in Ottawa High School
A group of 25 Ottawa High School students formed a summer stock company named C. B. And Company under Mrs. Jo Ann Cearfoss. Try-outs were held and members chosen with each paying $5 to finance a dramatic production. Rehearsals run 6 30 to 9 30 p m Mondays through Fridays for a July 16 and 17 performance of Pillow Talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
C. B. and Company
Jo Ann Cearfoss
Damage suit against taxi filed in Franklin County Court
A damage suit was filed in Franklin County Court naming a taxi company and a teen as defendants. Plaintiff Reuben Anke seeks $572.51 for injuries alleged in a motor vehicle incident.
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Franklin
Reuben Anke
Veltige
Ottawa Police News and Local Court Actions
The Ottawa Police Department issued numerous citations including Kevin Schulz 18 for excessive exhaust noise and Patrick Berry 24 for disregarding a stop sign. Court notes list Jerome A. Henley vs Judy K. Henley custody action and county court fines for MARY RIEGEL speeding 85 in a 75 zone, Wilbur Burton DUI with a 150 fine, 30 days jail, and 90 day license suspension, plus George Franks 21 failing to deliver title and Carolyn Harris 24 speeding 80 in a 70. The Ottawa Fire Department extinguished a car fire at 426 Elith causing $200 damage, and the Fire Department responded to a trash fire at Fifth and Oak. Bridge winners at Elk’s Club noted with names and placements. Hospital notes include admissions John Vivian and others, dismissals, and births. Kansas City cattle and hog market report shows price ranges for steers, heifers, cows, and feeder stock, with varied changes from prior values.
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Ottawa Police Department
Kevin J. Schulz
S. Sycamore
Patrick Berry
Mary M. Riegel
Kansas City
Wilbur Nolan Burton
St. Joseph
George R. Franks
Ottawa
Carolyn Harris
Ageless Hoyt Wilhelm says he can still pitch in majors
Atlanta AP veteran knuckleball reliever Hoyt Wilhelm, about to turn 48, was released by the Braves after a long career spanning 20 major league seasons. He noted he has not yet had a chance to pitch this year and plans to return home to try another club for the remainder of the season.
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Atlanta
Hoyt Wilhelm
Wilhelm
Columbus
Braves
Montreal
Oscar Brown
Tom House
Richmond
Marv Staehle
Hawaii
Jack DiLauro
Hank McGraw
DiLauro
Houston
New York Mets
Mooresville
North Carolina
Netter Springs Upset At Wimbledon
Tom Gorman of Seattle rallied from two sets down to upset eighth seed Cliff Drysdale at Wimbledon 1971, winning 2-4 6-8 6-3 6-4 7-5 after also defeating Rod Laver at Queen's Club. Weather and turf conditions affected the opening round while top Americans Ashe Smith and Richey advanced.
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Wimbledon
England
Tom Gorman
Seattle
Wash
Gorman
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
London
Queen’s Club
Australia
Rod ‘Laver
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Arthur Ashe
Gum Spring
Cliff Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Charlie Pasarell
Santurce
P.R
Tony Roche
Jadies
Open Olympics? Kelly calls for open games to include pros
Miami Beach AP Jack Kelly AAU president urges an open Olympics matching top athletes regardless of profession. He cites eight sprinters in finals and says a pro from football or other sports should compete if fastest. He faults amateur rules and advocates cross sport amateur eligibility to curb cheating.
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Miami Beach
Mos
AAU
Jack Kelly
Kelly
Monaco
Princess Grace
Amateur Athletic Union
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
Simon
United States
America
Philadelphia Eagles
Bob
Hayes
Dallas Cowboys
Queen Victoria
Union
Barefoot in the Park set at Vassar Playhouse
Neil Simon's Barefoot in the Park opens at Vassar Playhouse on Thursday. Rosemary Luthi plays Corie with Mac Williams as Paul. other cast members include Veda Rogers Ken Harden Jerry Smith and Roger Cummings. Performances run Wednesday to Sunday through July 11 with 8 27 curtain. Box office opens 1 p.m. daily at Vassar Lake Pomona venue 66543 contact 915 828 3249.
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Neil Simon
Vassar Playhouse
New York
Rosemary Luthi
Corie
Mac Williams
Paul
Veda Rogers
Ken Harden
Jerry Smith
Roger Cummings
Playhouse
Vassar State Park
Lake Pomona
Vassar
Kan
Price fixing suit targets 11 oil firms in Kansas
Franklin County is among 75 counties named in a $16 million antitrust case filed in Sedgwick County District Court June 30, 1970. Special state attorneys general meet with county engineers to review how counties dealt with the oil companies. The suit alleges conspiracies to fix asphalt prices used on county roads and seeks triple the overcharge plus the full asphalt costs from 1958 to 1968.
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Franklin County
Robert H. Lister Jr
Wichita
Sedgwick County
Await Vote On $2400 Family Income Floor In Welfare Bill
Washington AP report on the House near decision on a $2400 yearly family income floor. Key backers include Nixon and Democratic leaders with a 200-172 procedural vote against substitutes, signaling a strong push to pass the bill as a whole. Critics cite low level and work rules. Mills argues it harms families while Colmer predicts Senate boosts. The Social Security portion adds a 5 percent benefit increase effective June 1972.
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Washington
House
Nixon
Rules Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Mills
Ways and Means Committee
Rep. Conyers Jr
D-Mich
Detroit
William M. Colmer
Senate
Congress
Colmer
H. Allen Smith
Calif
Ronald Reagan
California
Former Ottawa firefighter charged with false fire alarm
Gary L. Allen, 91, of 116% W. 3rd, Ottawa, is jailed after being charged by police with reporting a false fire alarm. The incident reportedly occurred June 11 at 1421 S. Cedar. Allen served with the Ottawa Fire Department from January 1970 until April this year and remains jailed for failing to post a $500 bond on a Class A misdemeanor charge.
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Ottawa Fire Department
Ottawa Police
Gary L. Allen
S. Cedar
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Ernest Henderson
Anderson County Hospital
Jaycee Jaynes
Courthouse Lawn
Adv
Crestview
Katherine Franklin
S. Locust
Progressive
Damron- Towner Chapel
John Brown
the Daily Report
Jerome A. Henley
Judy K. Henley
Elith
James Alexander
Fifth
Oak
Elk’s Club
Jess Gilmore
Helga Kursk
F. P. Hufstedler
Helen Conrad
W. Bohling
Kenny McNabb
Pleasanton
Robert Miller
Lyle Hanes
John Vivian
Overland Park
Jeannette Johnson
Cedar House Nursing Home
David Thompson
Popar
Troy McLees
Richmond Rfd
Dora M. Blankenship
Main
Harold Callaway
Hickory
Carol Parsons
Kenneth Campbell Jr
KC Markets
Hoyt
Netter Springs
Willa Henderson
Red Cross
Elliott Hall
Morth Mair
Cleaveland
Artie C. Cleaveland
Lamb-Roberts
Paul W. Pentz
Mount Hope Cemetery
Williamsburg
Scriecerwee
Nationa
Loge
R.A.M
Kenneth F. Liegerot
H. P. Gerald
Harford, Sec‘y
A.F
A.M
Howard L. Smith
W.M. Clarence & Rea
Sec’y
Thomas Michel
Murray Lake
M &A Farms
Centerville, Kansas
South Main
Episcopal Church
N. Main
Little Yellow
Maple
Carl Williamsburg
Kansas
7Th Street
Plato
Ottawa Herald
Herald
Ray Harris
Rawleigh Co
Freeport
Illinois
Fred Meador
Joe Blake
Mary Kay
Cosmetics
Robert 2
Mace
Oklahoma Farmers College
Topeka
Bennie Stinson
J. W. Taylor
Pickering
Ea Lawn
Wit
Neil Eee
Budge’s Hardware
Lloyd McClure
Leonard Hoopes
Ralph Taylor
Sea Ee Tereeg
T.S. Reed
Lecom Construction
General Contracting
Eryge
Kansasland Packing
Gast Dundee
Cecil Beatty
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Waverly
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Franklin County Sales Company
Clifford Hobbs
Kansasee
John
J.T." Schwaim
Baldwin
Printy
Ben Printy Cap
North Main
Clarence Ebeck
A. K. Watts
Ottawa, Kansas
Marie Frits
Minnick Motors
Tee
Cali
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