News Briefs sweep of community notices and events
Donation option for the Dale Davis Fund at First National Bank. Sale at Made O Day Factory offers damaged goods 30c to 85c yard. Eagles Lodge steak night and dance with Carol Taylor from KC. Shelden's Men’s Wear closed for vacation until March 6. R & J Income Tax Service ad. Mardi Gras at Sacred Heart School with food and desserts. Wright's Studio relocated to 114 Ward. Bobbie's This ’n That offers 50 percent clearance. polyester knits table. Dance by The Country Roamers at VFW. Tax deduction tips for charity mileage. Benefit basketball game Kansas Legislators Appanoose team, Pomona High Gym. Wild Game Feed at Scipio Hall hosted by Eastern Kansas Sportsman's Club.
Daily Report Admissions and Dismissals Summary
Admissions list includes Irene Doty Ottawa RFD 2 Peter Papps 911 EF 7th Curtis Moore 1111 N Oak Marion Ackley 816 N Cedar Clarence Spring Williamsburg Donald Nickelson 711 Tremont Harold Tobler Ottawa RFD 3 Thursday Dismissals names with transfers to KU Medical Center Kansas City Kan including Chad Van Valkenburg 820 S Cherry Fred Fellnagle 1141 S Cedar Clara Louderback 1128 N Oak Billy Pyle 817 S Poplar Harvey Crow Pomona Karen Lewis 733 Cypress William Crook Ottawa RFD 3 Thursday Emergency Bob Triole Ottawa University cut his finger on broken glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Doty
Ottawa
Peter Papps
Curtis Moore
Oak
Marion Ackley
Cedar
Clarence Spring
Williamsburg
Donald Nickelson
Tremont
Harold E. Tobler
Fred Gilby
S. Main
Chad van Valkenburg
S. Cherry
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Fred Fellnagle
S. Cedar
Clara L. Louderback
N. Oak
Billy Pyle
S. Poplar
Harvey Crow
Pomona
Karen Lewis
Cypress
William Crook
Ottawa Rfd
Bob Triole
Ottawa University
Fertilizer Shortage Fears Hit Local Farmers
Anticipated fertilizer shortage and wet weather threaten a tough spring for Midwestern farmers. Poor fall application and expanded planting due to relaxed programs push demand up while rail car shortages and overseas phosphate shipments worsen supply. Dealers report quotas and local stores attempt to stockpile amid limited high grade phosphate like 18-46-0 and 0-46-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Istas
U.S
Dave Whitney
Princeton Grain Co
Melvin Stockard
Baldwin Grain
Princeton Grain
the Farmers Co
Fire Station Bond Bid Won by Fourth National Bank
The City Commission accepted the low bid from Fourth National Bank and Trust Co. Wichita for a fire station construction bonds issue with an average interest rate of 4.0567 percent and $91,241.72 in interest cost. Other bidders included Commerce Bank Kansas City, United Missouri Bank, George K. Baum, First Securities Co., Stern Bros. & Co., Larmer-Sykes & Co., and E. F. Hutton & Co. Inc. plus details on each bid. Also includes cattle, hogs, and sheep market quotes from Kansas City and fertilizer demand outlook with fertilizer price rise and government/patrol notes and a two-car accident report involving Ernest C. Moore and Anita M. Gibbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
Fourth National Bank and Trust Co
Wichita
Wichita Bank
Commerce Bank
Kansas City
United Missouri Bank
George K. Baum, Inc
First Securities Co
Richmond
Ottawa Co-Op
Robert Bozworth
Franklin County
Bozworth
THE
State Highway Patrol
Ernest C. Moore
Cypress
Anita M. Gibbs
Vassar
Moore
Mary E. Marstall
Ernest C. Brisley
E. Wilson
Morris Bank JR
James Dalling
Greeley
Wilbur A. Patterson
Shawnee Mission
Ronnie D. Price
Maple
William A. Vincent
E. 4Th
Gloria A. Robison
Lincoln
Rufert J. Miller
Poplar
Randy R. Platt
Apple Lane
Jack D. Armstrong
Baldwin City
Jerry J. Vanwinkle
N. Oak
Raymond E. Sweet
Springfield
Youth charged in arson over brush fire near Hillcrest Drive-In
A 19 year old youth was charged with arson in County Court over a brush fire Wednesday afternoon adjacent to the Hillcrest Drive-In Theater. Richard D. Runnells bound over for trial in District Court by Judge Don White. Bond set at $2000. Property owner is Glenn J Underwood of Hickory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest Drive-In
Don White
Richard D. Runnells
Ottawa
Runnells
Glenn J. Underwood
Hickory
Wall Street flutters as dollar fears rock markets
The Dow rose to 949.80 noon, up 15, after a sharp earlier drop as traders weighed the dollar crisis and potential currency moves. NYSE and AMEX declines outweighed gains amid jitters over European central bank actions and possible Common Market currency reforms. Several local notices, traffic incidents, and legal proceedings are listed in nearby items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Champion International
Garnett Club Hosts Area Seminar in Garnett
Garnett's Business and Professional Women's Club will host the Eastern Kansas Legislative Seminar March 10 at the National Guard Armory. State Sen. Cale Hudson of Chanute will speak, with state representatives on a panel. Registration and luncheon are $4.50, due by March 6 to Mrs. Berniece Shaw, Box 321. Legislators will be guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett
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First National Bank
Made O'Day
Eagles Lodge
Carol Taylor
KC. Adv
Shelden’s Men’s Wear
Adv
R & J Income Tax Service
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Mardi Gras Sun
Sacred Heart School
Wright
Ward
Call
Bobbie
Dondee Fabrics
VFW
Country Roamers
Good Guys
Audit Tax Service
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Rex Browning
Robert Mills
the Daily Report
Calvary Bible College
Faith Bible Church
N. Poplar
Mike Andrus
Gibbs
West 5Th
Walnut
Charles W. Bishop
S. Oak
Eileen M. Hanson
Bishop
Hanson
Roger W. Linneman
Arthur Hamilton
North Kansas City Memorial Hospital
Damron- Towner Chapel
Highland Cemetery
Hamilton
Charles
Laura
Wood) Hamilton
Alma Reeves
Carthage
Just Right
Masonic Lodge No. 99
Phil Hamilton
Earl Kraus
Reno
Nev
Delores Miller
Gerald Hamilton
Loren Hamilton
Lyndon
Newell Hamilton
Mesa
Ariz
Laura Baker
Alma Devore
Locust
Cedar House Nursing Home
Damron-Towner Chapel
Paul W. Pentz
DeVore
Marionville
Edwin and
Nacy (Swearingin) Thomas
Harry E. DeVore
Anderson County
Robert DeVore
Jackie Richard DeVore
Georgia M. Larson
Byrd-Snodgrass
Iola
Larson
Osage City
Jesse
Sally Elizabeth (Byrd) Perry
Dan Larson
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Salem
Order of Eastern Star
Ioa
Frances Larson
Kansas Masonic
Rupert J. Miller Garnett
Rupert J. Miller
St. Boniface Church
Scipio
Wilfred Smith
Jack Harrington
Leon Setter
James Miller
Richard Setter
Dean Kittle
Charles Miller
Joe Katzer
St. Boniface Cemetery
Mark FE. Stone
Bobby Merscham
Garnett Club
Towner
Damron Towner Chapel
Damron-Towner
Paul Damron
Don Geer
Junior
Shackelford
Janice Damron
David Miller
John Collins
Rena Towner
Dorothy Reams
James Chapman
Rency
Hadley
Irma Schneck
Ray Raley
Bert A. Stevenson
Overland Park
West 75Th Street
N. Cedar
Galdie Foster
Quenemo
School West
All Sizes
Spencers
Ritcher Road
Cromwell
Weidner Oil Co
Ottawa Herald
L&l Cafe
R.N
Orchard Lane
Stephens
Avon
Jone Sells
Lawrence
Watkins
Geneva Johnson
Learnard
Apply Kay Electronics
Rodgers Road
Olathe
Gardner Plant
General Services Rape Ce Neat
Pleas
Tebaneticb Als
Anc
Pickering
Liya McClure
Val
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