Local News Briefs From Ottawa University and Community
JOE BINNS of Williamsburg named Mr. O U at Ottawa University with Miss O U chosen by students as cute senior of the year. Ramsey Lewis Trio concert March 16 linked to the honor. Malonne Bioth named Union Committee chairman of the Campus Activities Board at Ottawa University. Rioth, a junior and daughter of J Rioth of 641 W Eighth, on committee. Valkomna Sonnet, a 4 year old Guernsey, produced 11 470 pounds milk and 596 pounds butterfat in 805 days. A veterinarian vaccinates dogs for rabies at Monona City Hall Saturday March 23 1 00 pm. dog tags sold. Garfield PTA elects officers. physical education demo by pupils at 7 30 pm. PTA Council meets 1 30 pm Tuesday at the board of education office. Williamsburg High School Student Council sponsors Seneger Faculty basketball game Tuesday Mar 12 7 30 pm in the high school gym. Admission: grade school 25c, high school and adults 50c.
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Joe Binns
Williamsburg
Malonne Bioth
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Miss Rioth
Ion Rioth
Eighth
Valkomna Sonnet
Howard H. Johnson
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Williamsburg High School
Mrs Gail Nitcher Patient in St Luke's Hospital
Mrs Gail Nitcher of Ottawa RFD 1 is listed as a patient at St Luke's Hospital Kansas City with room M 754.
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Gail Nitcher
Ottawa
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Lewis Loper to Attend Marine Service School
Lewis Loper of the L and L Marine Service will attend classes this week at the Merc Cruiser Service School in Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Loper
L. Marine Service
Merc
Kansas City
Kenneth Arnett Transferred Between Hospitals
Kenneth Arnett of rural Garnett was moved from Anderson County Hospital Garnett to St Marys Hospital Kansas City Missouri for continued care and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Arnett
Garnett
Anderson County Hospital
St. Mary’s Hospital
Kansas City
Jane Schwegman Admitted to KU Medical Center
Jane Schwegman of Rural Richmond has been admitted to the University of Kansas Medical Center and placed in room 30.B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Schwegman
Richmond
University of Kansas Medical Center
Lincoln School PTA Elects Officers at 7:30 p.m.
The annual election of officers for the Lincoln School PTA will take place at 7:30 p.m. today during a meeting at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
PTA
RANSOM HULL MESSLER JOHNSON ASH NOTICES AND DIVORCE
Obituary notices for Lola Hull of Waverly and Ralph Latimer of Ottawa outline funeral details in March and March services. Other entries cover Edgar Ransom death, Lola Messler death, Cornelia Johnson death, Dick Jefferson death, court divorce filing, police citations, auto incidents, hospital admissions and dismissals, and emergency calls across Franklin and nearby counties.
Gardening books line Carnegie Free Library shelves
Spring fever drives Ottawans outdoors as gardeners plan ahead and borrow garden books. Carnegie Free Library offers titles like Better Homes and Gardens New Garden Book Ruth Stout How to Have a Green Thumb Without an Aching Back and America's Garden Book plus guides by Cyne thia Westcott and F F Rockwell with over 200 photos.
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Ruth Stout
Miss Stout
America
James and
Louise Bushe Brown
United States
Cynethia Westcott
Jack M. Swartout
Jean Hersey
Rockwell
F. F. Rockwell
Esther C. Grayson
Dorothy H. Jenkins
R. Milton Carleton
Ann Roe Robebins
Beteter Homes and Gardens
Conservation Contest Set to Honor District Winners
More than 3,000 conservation districts across the 50 states and Puerto Rico are included in a Goodyear soil conservation awards program. The outstanding farmer cooperator and a district board member will join a Goodyear vacation study trip to Goodyear Farms in the Arizona desert near Phoenix next December. Districts are judged on organization education promotional work and community resource development accomplishments using a uniform scoring system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puerto Rico
Goodyear Soil Conservation
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Comepany
Goodyear Farms
Arizona Desert
Phoenix
Appointment of Pearl Edwards as Administratrix in Guy Edwards estate
Notice in Franklin County Kansas Probate Court that Pearl Edwards was appointed on February 29 1968 as Administrator C T A of the estate of Guy Edwards deceased. Creditors must file their claims within nine months from first publication or be barred by law.
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Kansas
Guy Edwards
Pearl Edwards
C.T.A
State of
Hile C. Bolon
R. M. Clogston
Ottawa
Franklin County
Credntors
Harry S. Buckels
Margie L. Buckels
Harley S. Buckels
Executrix
Notices of Estate Claims and Probate Hearings in Franklin County
Public notices from Franklin County Kansas detail executors and heirs for estates of Hile C. Bolon Harry S Buckels and Cora E Prophet. Varying dates Feb March 1968 require creditors to file demands within nine months and announce hearings for probate of wills with named executors Margie L Buckels and R M Clogston.
Probate petition and heirs seek will admission in Ottawa court
Rose V. McAuley petitions for probate of Cora E Prophet will dated May 1 1963 and appointment of George L Weix as administrator c t a in Franklin County Kansas. Defendants must file defenses by March 19 1968. failure may lead to judgment. Also Bonnie Brown petitions to determine descent of real estate in Franklin County and notice is given for defenses by March 19 1968. Also notice of suit in Jackson County against Max Young and others by State Bank of Kansas.
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State of
Kansas
Franklin County
Said
Cora E. Prophet
Rose V. McAuley
Deireate Law
George L. Weix
C.t.a
Ottawa
J. C. Wright
Petition Filed in Franklin County Court for Jackson County State Bank
A petition was filed in the District Court of Franklin County Kansas by Jackson County State Bank seeking judgment for money due interest costs and attorneys fees. Respondents must plead by April 23 1968 in Ottawa Kansas or a default judgment will be entered. Gleason and Pinet attorneys for the plaintiff.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Jackson County State Bank, A Banking Corporation
Registration Notice for Ottawa Kansas Voters 1968
City of Ottawa Kansas notifies electors that voter registration books will be open March 18 through March 22 1968 from 8am to 9pm for the General Municipal Election on April 2 1968. Residents 21 and older with six months in Kansas and 30 days in the ward must register. previously registered nonvoters must reregister. in person registration at City Hall with arrangements for sick or absent voters.
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Ottawa
Kansas
State of
Said
Donald R. Capper
Docking vetoes charter board bill in Kansasronic bid
Gov. Robert Docking vetoed a measure transferring the securities commissioner from the Kansas Corporation Commission to the State Charter Board. He argued the board would include the attorney general, secretary of state, and bank commissioner, with the AG also serving as board attorney. He noted he signed 37 bills Sunday, including a law enforcement training center and a National Guard mutual aid pact.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Securities Commissioner
Kansas Corporation Commission
State Charter Board
Docking
National Guard Mutual Assistance
Charter Board
Peace Talks Stalled as U N Envoy Reports Breakdowns
In Jerusalem Egyptian and Israeli officials accuse each other of obstructing a settlement. U N envoy Gunnar Jarring told Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban that Egypt's government refused to meet with Israeli officials directly or indirectly, signaling a breakdown in Middle East peace efforts.
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Jerusalem
U.N
Gunnar Jarring
Middle East
Egypt
Israel
Jarring
Abba Eban
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Rhodesia Hangs Two as Clemency Granted for Nine
In Salisbury Rhodesia the white minority government hanged two black men for murder while commuting nine others. The executions follow a prior batch that drew international protests and may signal a cycle of death for murder cases and clemency for nonfatal terrorist crimes.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Local Classified Rates And A Personal Thank You Ad
Classified ad rates outline per word and per insertion plus line and card options. The notice from John Poeverlein thanks contributors for clothing cash and other help following the loss of William Henry Poeverlein.
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William Henry Poeverlein
John Poeverlein
Poeverlein
U S Civil Service Tests Ad Seeks Lincoln Service
Men and women 18 plus urged to write for free information on civil service openings with high starting pay and short hours. Preparatory training provided as needed, with thousands of jobs available and experience often required. Send name address and phone to Lincoln Service Box B.87 Ottawa Herald.
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Lincoln Service
Ottawa
Herald
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Thomas Fineney
Pleasant View Cemetery
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Jones Feneral
Waverly
Hull
Hoxie
Kan
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Baleley) Herron
Lyndon
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Joseph Hull
W. H. Falk
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J. H.lmsford
Reading
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Santa Barbara
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Topeka V.A
Towner’s Chapel
Garland Bohn
Princeton
Coffeyville
Richard Latimer
Ronald Latimer
King
Viola Miller
Rantoul
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Cedar
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Edgar W. Ransom
Edgar Washington
Eddie’? Ransom
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Roger F. Greene Slade
Kansas Beta Chapter
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Kanesas State University
Carol Mallory
Gary W. Malburg
Robert Cheney
Larry Milliken
R. Lloyd McClure
Bruce Spears
Highland Cemetery
Peoples National Bank
Ransom Farm
Lolam, Messler
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Lambe Roberts
Paul W. Pentz
Palle
Jay Adams
Matthew Pickard
Herbert McClure
James Neeld
Earl Farris
W. D. Bancroft
Woodlawn
Pomona
Cornelia Johnson
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Raymond Raeley
Rick Mundy
Harry Reeves
Clifford Reeves
Sheldon Mundy
John Thompson
Donnie Johnson
Don Rothfuss
Lee DePriest
Woodlawn Cemetery
Dick N. Jefferson
Williamsburg Methodist Church
W. E. Hurtig
Art Dehn
Dan Fogle
Neal Forbes
Rex Weigand
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D.A. Timberlake
Forrest Band
Louis Coppoe
Millard Wren
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Willard Binns
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Margaret B
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William F. Wiseman
Wellsville
Terry Lee Rogers
Eddie A
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N. Oak
Ransom Memorial Hospital
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Salvador Vega
Donald Farnsworth JR
Fourth and
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Carol D. Arnold
S. Mulberry
North King
George Small
Roy L. Spencer
RFD
Main
Harry H. Hocking
Kenneth Stoffer
Pomona Rfd
Floyd Richardson
S. Oak
Mary Harrington
Chris White
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Della Shafefer
Robert Anderson
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Overbrook
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State of Kansas
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Winton A
Winter
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Bonnie Brown
Anderson & Byrd Attys
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Francis Chiresa
Taka Jeremiah
Pope Paul VI
Rhodesian
Zambia
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