Briefs from Ottawa area notices and events
Mary Kepple of Richmond undergoes major surgery at St Luke's Hospital in Kansas City. Dana Stephenson, Ady, hospitalized there with surgery planned Friday. Robert Killough attends a two day summer orientation at Kansas State University. Cindy Hollon, daughter of Robert and Mrs Hollon, among 600 rural youth at Co Op Youth Leadership Camp at William Jewell College. Dundee Fabric sale starts Tuesday July 6. Williamsburg youths enroll in Kansas Technical Institute at Salina. James Berg’s Rock and Roll Band at Naomi’s Club. Claude L Wilson named to two year term on Kansas State University College of Engineering Advisory Council.
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Cindy Hollon
Robert Hollon
Willow
Co-Op
William Jewell College
Liberty
Ottawa Co- Op
Williamsburg
Kansas Technical Institute
Salina
Afred
Dean Roecker
Alfred Roecker
Dennis Lee Spring
Henry Spring
College of Engineering Advisory Council
Kansas State University
Claude L. Wilson
Prairie View
Tex
Lst
Prairie View A & M College
Hospital Notes Admissions and discharges listed
The Daily Report provides a detailed list of hospital admissions and dismissals across Ottawa and nearby towns. Names include Bonnie Sheler, Nellie Harris, Rose Keller, Mary Davidson, Delbert Miller, and others, with transfers to St. Luke's Hospital noted. Births are recorded for Mr. and Mrs. Meyers and Mr. and Mrs. Good plus multiple emergency room notes. Obituaries and funeral notices for Eunice Rice Ott, William L. Huley, Clarence Burnett, Elmer McNabb, and H. B. Doering are summarized with service details. Police citations list Fred W. Solsberry for petty larceny and Donald Donovan for speeding.
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Bonnie Sheler
Canterbury Court
Nellie Harris
E. Logan
Rose Keller
N. Poplar
Mary Davidson
Horton
Delbert Miller
Loyd Hollinger
Ottawa
Frances Bunch
Ash
Donald Franks
Lyndon
RFD
Raymond Schinn
Pine
Wilmer Lands
Lon Noyes
S. Sycamore
Rodney Anderson
S. Main
Spencer Richardson
Melvern
Calvin Duvall
Pomona
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
John Wineland
Williamsburg
Frank Mallory
S. Elm
Leone Shields
Ottawa Police Department
Fred W. Solsberry
Paris Crossing
Ind
Donald D. Donovan
S. Oak
Tax Protest Filed By Two Kansas Firms In District Court
Two Kansas companies Cities Service Gas Co and Kansas Telephone Co filed suits in District Court protesting second half tax assessments. Cities Service challenges 87,684.40 of 57,409,000 total. Kansas Telephone contests 4,049.46 of 24,317.64. Velma F Powers named as treasurer and Board of County Commissioners as defendant.
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Kansas Companies
Cities Service Gas Co
Kansas Telephone Co
Cities Service
Velma F. Powers
Franklin County
Board of County Commissioners
Kansas Telephone Company
Ponder Rural Water Contract Negotiations Continue
The city is negotiating a five year deal with Rural Water District No 2. A 1970 request to allow more than one tap per quarter mile was denied. No new contract has been signed yet, but talks proceed. A separate tap agreement with a developer north of Fifteenth and east of Lincoln exists after annexation.
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Rural Water District No. 2
Water District
City Commission
Fifteenth
Lincoln
Alexander
Three Hurt In Area Accident South Of Garnett
Three people were injured Tuesday afternoon in a two vehicle crash seven miles south of Garnett on US 59. Miller lost control and crossed left of center, striking a funeral procession vehicle driven by Havenhill. Havenhill's car sustained about 1500 in damage and Miller was treated and released after being taken to Garnett hospital.
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Garnett
Eestioenninae
Emporia
Ben Miller
Havenhill
Two-vehicle collision reported near Rantoul
A two-vehicle crash occurred Tuesday night in the 400 block of South Main and another two-vehicle incident two miles north and a half mile east of Rantoul on East Woodling Road. Involved were Jerry L. Rutledge 23 and Greg A. Colborn 18 in the first crash, with no injuries. Daniel C. Massey 18 from Hutchinson and Dennis L. Moreland from El Dorado in the second crash, with Massey’s vehicle eastbound and Moreland’s direction noted.
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South Main
Jerry L. Rutledge
Greg A. Colborn
Rantoul
East Woodling Road
Daniel C. Massey
Hutchinson
Dennis L. Moreland
el Dorado
Massey
Moreland
Cattle Market Report From Kansas City Auction
KC markets report cattle and hog activity with numbers for 1,000 head cattle and 3,500 hogs. Calves, feeders, and cows traded steady to higher. Feeder steer and steer calf prices ranged with weight bands up to 46.50 and lightweight calves around 42.00 to 45.00. Heifer and cow categories showed mixed but firm to higher tendencies. Hogs advanced mainly 25 higher on barrows and gilts.
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Kansas City
Auto Tags Going Fast for County Residents
Velma Powers, Franklin County treasurer, announced 2878 automobile tags sold to residents with initials A through L. About 5000 such residents must buy by the deadline. A penalty starts the day after the due date for those未purchasing. Tags by initial totals range from A 160 to H 1534 and J-K-L 385. About one third paid by mail, with a 50 cent extra fee. The treasurer’s office will stay open through noon until Aug 1 and close at 4 p.m.
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Velma Powers
Franklin County
Jfie’ Reamurer
Mb Y Neylyper
Kansas dairy princess candidate visits White House
Nancy Currie from Powhattan, 18, daughter of dairy farmers Mr. and Mrs. Bill Currie, traveled to Washington on behalf of Mid-America Dairymen Inc. and Associated Milk Producers, Inc. She aims for the 17th Annual American Dairy Princess Contest in Chicago, with the crown to be awarded Wednesday evening. Currie is joined by Mrs. Bill Winfrey, Mrs. Leroy Wasmund, and Mary Jo Huseman as chaperone.
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Miss Currie
Mrs
Bill Currie
Dairy Farmers and Mid- America Dairymen Inc
Washington
Mid-America Dairymen Inc
Associated Milk Producers, Inc
Palmer House
Chicago
Currie
Bill Winfrey
Associated Milk Producers Inc
Topeka
Leroy Wasmund
Princeton
Mid- America Dairy
Street Fund Shortfall Hits Ottawa Street Repairs
Ottawa must raise its street fund by 50 percent over several years to restore streets, as Public Works head Robert B. Moore cites demand outpacing funds. He notes no city increase due to legislature limits, with a 17 man crew also handling tree work and cemetery care, prioritizing highways and school areas.
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Ottawa
Robert B. Moore
Public Works Department
Moore
Wall Street Gains Amid Moderate Trading Rally
Wall Street in New York reports a mid day Dow Jones rise of 7.52 to 889.82 as advances outpace declines three to one. Analysts call it a technical rally from oversold stocks with bargain hunting after a recent consolidation slump. volume needed for a sustained rally remains uncertain. Steels and farm products show mixed results while other sectors rise.
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New York
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Mary Kepple
Richmond
St. Luke’s Hospital
Dana Stephenson
Ady
Harvey ‘Hahn
St Luke’s Hospital
Robert B. Killough
Damron-Towner Chapel
Dundee
Elm
James Berg
Naomi
the Daily Report
Manuel Baldovino
Hattie Robinson
S. Mulberry
Raymond M. Criden
Wellsville
William Smith
Cleveland
Daniel Timberlake
Bob Ramshaw
Claude Hoss
S. Poplar
Jerry Hollon
Sycamore
Tom A. Meyers
Quenemo
Die Good
North Shore Marina
Lake Pomona
Bond Mitchum
Loyd Douglas
Douglas Dresee
N. Cherry
Renee Carey
David Reeter
Lynn Lyman
Rockwood Drive
Ben Lewis
Eunice Rice Ott
S. Locust
Grace Episcopal Church
Leopold H. Hoppe
Miss Ott
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Hubert B. Anderson
Tom Porter
Robert
William L. Hulcy
William L. Huley
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Garland Bohn
Highland Cemetery
Clarence C. Burnett
Clarence Cole Burnett
R. B. Shoemaker
Melvin Clevenger
Bert Detwiler
Fritz Stiffner
Henry Brown
Howard Brown
Keith Davidson
Bud Stottlemier
Glen Stottlemier
Lane Cemetery
Lane
Elmer McNabb
Waverly
Waverly Baptist Church
Jones
McNabb
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Kansas State Fair Association
Linn County
Pittsburg
la Cygne Lodge No
Af&am
Scottish Rites of
Mound City American Legion
Lucky Grange
Edith
Mound City
Kenneth McNabb
Henry McNabb
Pleasanton
Ruth Richardson
Portland
Ore
H. B. Doering
Farris Memorial Chapel
Doering
Kansas House of Representatives
Oakley
Irma Doering
Henry H. Doering
Delpha Masonic Lodge
Scottish Rite
Fort Scott
Garnett Cemetery
Amon
Zer-Gaal
Towner Tawa, Ki
Robert John Snodgrass
U.S. Navy
Bamron Towner Chapel
Paul Damron
Joel Towner
David Miller
Janice Danyon
Reno Towner
Dorothy Reams
Ponder Rural
Todd Mobile Homes
Hiway 59
State Dairy Princess
Lee Nixon
Kansas
Nancy Currie
Powhattan
White House
Pearl Rose
Williamsburg United Methodist Church
John H. Evans
Mount Hope Cemetery
Lamb-Roberts
Baldwin
Roper
Atlas
Harvey Atwood
John “J.T
Schwalm
Clerk
Peggy Schwalm
Wall Street
Episcopal Church
N. Main
Hickory
Goldie Foster
Shelter House
Forest Park
P. O. Box
Bob Robbins
E. 2Nd
Farm Bureau Insurance
Iviggi
Playhouse Toys
Call
Betty Weaver
W. Wea
Paola
L & L Care
Frank Hartley
Olathe Sewing Circle
S. Kansas
Olathe
P. O
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Air Force
TSGT
Gary Curbey
7Th
Merchant Street
Cityeans
General Services
Fred Meador
Memori
Hulcy
AAI
Dengel & Son
Sousene
Jon
James Russell Gorton
Jeff Us
Karol
Jim Gorton
Judy
Joe Maloney
Jimmy Joe
Aa—Bok
National
Jake Ralston
Shetera
Murray Lake
M’& R Farms
Centerville, Kansas
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