Community notices and local appointments and events
Local items list GED test session at ECEAN office with a 7 dollar fee for eligible adults. Rainbow Beauty Bar closes for funeral period until June 29. Jan's Beauty Salon opens in Quenemo with hours by appointment. SGT Glenn Secrest of Princeton earns Air Force unit award. June events include a dance at Naomi's Club and a Ramblers show at Naomi's Club. Dean's honor roll at Wichita State includes Ottawa residents. Ronald H. Doyen earns psychology honors at KU. Various civic notices include veterans aid sessions in Ottawa and a two day orientation at Kansas State for entering freshmen. Donut Shop to close for floor work. Shomber attends Sertoma convention. local notices continue.
Hospital Notes and Obituary Notices From Daily Report
Hospital notes list admissions and dismissals for multiple named patients in Williamsburg Ottawa RFD 4 and nearby areas with dates Thursday and Friday. Birth announced for Bob Ramshaw and tribute to Walter Lee Hunt from Pomona. service details, burial, and family survivors provided. Obituary notices for Katherina Maike of Vassar and Clarence Shaw of Richmond include service times, burial places, and survivor lists.
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Albert Dean Jr
Williamsburg
Delbert Foster
Ottawa
Frances Bunch
Kellee Miller
Donald Stottlemire
Rantoul
Claude Ross
Poplar
Cecil Callaway
S. Hickory
Myrtle Anderson
John Vivian
Overland Park
Daniel Arnold
Bob Ramshaw
Minor Richmond accident reported with two drivers
Two drivers, Ruby Wittman 66 of Richmond and Harold Tobler 61 of Ottawa RFD 3, were involved. Wittman’s southbound car collided as Tobler backed. no injuries noted. District Court divorce filed between Mary Fabert and James Fabert seeking custody of two children. Citations issued to Richard Cipra and Robert Welborn with fines. Marriage licenses issued to two Ottawa couples. Ottawa Police cited Bradford Daugharthy for careless driving with a $25 bond.
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Richmond
Ruby S. Wittman
Harold E. Tobler
Ottawa
Mary E. Fabert
James L. Fabert
Ottawa Police Department
Bradford Daugharthy
S. Mulberry
John K. Sheldon
Ransom Memorial Hospital
East Docking
North Washington Roads
Sheldon
Mary A Perkins
Its Official 15th Street Done
The West Fifteenth Street project has received final acceptance from Franklin County engineer Robert H. Lister. Barricades and signs are removed, with seeding to be completed this fall under a separate contract. The federal aid secondary route began in July 1970 with Dwight Haworth as contractor for 100 working days, facing weather-related delays. The zone runs 45 feet wide from curb to curb with base and asphalt surface.
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West Fifteenth Street
Robert H. Lister
Franklin County
Dwight Haworth
DeSoto Man Cleared in Ottawa Theft Case
James R. Liles 22, of DeSoto, was found innocent in Franklin County Court on possession of stolen articles. He was arrested by Ottawa police earlier this month after break-ins at three Ottawa businesses.
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DeSoto
James R. Liles
Franklin County
Liles
Ottawa
Compensation appeal in Franklin County District Court
Jeanette H Bien of 104 S Poplar seeks judicial review of a workmen s compensation award dated May 14 from the director who granted 6048 with 2227 paid. The plant H D Lee Bruce Division 221 W 17th and Travelers Insurance lodge the appeal. Bien alleges 15 to 20 percent total bodily disability from a Feb 11 1969 accident pushing a dolly at the plant presses injuring her leg.
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Franklin County District Court
Jeanette H. Bien
S. Poplar
H. D. Lee
Bruce Division
W. 17Th
Travelers Insurance
Purse Snatching At Local Laundromat Ottawa
Ottawa police report a female in her 20s stole six dollars from a purse at Durbin Coin Operated Laundry and Dry Cleaners on 1120 N Main street. She fled with an accomplice in a vehicle through a back door, taking personal papers from the bag belonging to Mrs Alfred Mathias.
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Ottawa
Durbin
N. Main
Alfred Mathias
Wall Street Dips Slow Trading as Market Drifts
Wall Street opened in slow, uncertain trade with the Dow at noon down 0.36 to 76.90. Analysts attributed a continued drift after a sharp selloff, with most groups mixed and notable moves in International Nickel, H&R Block, CIT Financial, National General, and sectors like airlines and chemicals edging lower.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
International Nickel
H&r Block
CIT Financial
National General
Memorial Rites for Maxine Lewis Delayed to Saturday Morning
Funeral services for Maxine Lewis will be held at the First United Methodist Church Saturday at 11:00 a.m. with Rev. Paul W. Pentz officiating. Interment follows in Highland Cemetery. Friends may visit the funeral home from Friday afternoon to 9:00 p.m. The casket will be closed at the church.
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Clarence Shaw
Richmond
Damron-Towner Chapel
Princeton Cemetery
Princeton
Paul Pentz
Shaw
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Dale Bones
Yale Anderson
Indianapolis
Ind
Damron-Towner
Kansas
Ray
Senate Extends Draft and Raises Soldier Pay in Vote
The Senate approved a two year extension of the draft, raised military pay by 2.7 billion, and backed a nine month phased Indochina withdrawal plan. The measure faces House-Senate conflict and possible filibuster as plans for an all volunteer force unfold.
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Senate
Washington
White House
U.S
House
Fense Department
Priest Celebrates 25th Year in Priesthood at Greeley
Rev. Bernard Lickteig marks a quarter century as a priest with a Sunday Mass of thanksgiving in Greeley at 2 p.m. A reception will follow from 3 to 5 30. Born in Greeley he studied at St John’s Grammar and Carmelite Prep in Niagara Falls He earned an MS from Chicago University and was ordained June 8 1946 in Chicago. He is former pastor of St Cecilia Englewood NJ and now leads Bergen County Priests Association activities.
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Greeley
Father Lickteig
Frank Lickteig
St. John’s Grammar School
Ursuline Sisters
Paola
Carmelite Prep
Niagara Falls
Canada
Chicago University
St. Cecilia Parish
Englewood
N. J
The
Carmelite Fathers
Archdiocese of Newark
Association of
Bergen County
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