Ottawa News Briefs Highlight Local Meetings And Events
Social Security field representative L D Pfoltner will be at the Youth Center 115 W Fourth March 17 from 9 to 1 to assist with applications and social security business Damron Towner Chapel promotes trustworthiness. Ottawa alumni shine in Outstanding Young Men of America listing noting Robert Bundy and Morgan Williams OU graduates 1961 and 1965 Williams in edition two. Ottawa Junior Senior PTA meets Monday March 15 8 p m Cyclone Room Senior High School with discussion groups. Lawyers Gleason and Bowers participate in Wichita continuing legal education on Professional Corporations. Expert piano tuning by Butler's. Ottawa police add a new cruiser Chief Eugene Flaherty notes another arriving next week. Williamsburg Lions Club Pancake and Sausage Supper at Williamsburg Cafe March 15 5:30 p m supporting community projects. American Legion Birthday Dinner March 6 30 p m North American Hotel reservations due by Sunday. Beginning April 1 all dogs must be confined until July 1 or face pickup by Franklin County Humane Society with owner fees. St Patricks Dance Lat 9 p m VFW Hall with Marvin Ross and His Country Gentlemen. Robby Robertson and the Ottawa Playboys perform Naomi's Club March 13 8 to 12. Steven Hinton now Pvt Steven Hinton 513-52-3627 Co B USA SAPS Rothwestern APO N 09171.
Fire call at Janet Glasgow residence suppression report
Ottawa fire department answered a 3:40 p.m. Friday alarm at Janet Glasgow 618 S Cedar for food burning in an oven. House owned by Mrs R R Reed sustained mainly smoke damage. no estimate provided. Exhaust fan used to clear smoke. Police issued driver citations including Billy V Bynum 30 Emporia for driving wrong way and lacking license. no injuries in a two vehicle crash at Seventh and Cedar involving Edith Moon 62 and Arlie Watts Jr 18. Services for Pfc Stephen L Smith killed in South Vietnam held at Damron Towner Chapel with Army attendance and graveside at Highland Cemetery. Awarded pallbearers were Ft Riley soldiers. Other injuries listed: Tremont skating rink fall. Helen Good 1336 Maple ankle. Darwin Hough 421 N Sycamore arm. James Hoffman Fort Scott knee. Julie Burik 1517 S Oak bicycle. Soybeans Fridays closing.
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Ottawa Fire Department
Janet Glasgow
S. Cedar
R. R. Reed
Stephen L. Smith
S. Elm
South Vietnam
Damron-Towner Chapel
William Weber
O. L. DePriest
Paul
Damron
U. S. Army
Ft. Riley
Highland Cemetery
Army Mothers
HHB 1St Battalion
Tremont
Helen Good
Maple
Darwin Hough
Sycamore
James Hoffman
Fort Scott
Julie Burik
S. Oak
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Ledger
Admissions include Lawrence Stephenson Ottawa Friday and Maurice O Neil 612 S Mulberry Saturday Dismissals list Janet Moore 432 E 11th Friday and Mrs Franz Aubry Ottawa RFD 1 Saturday Emergencies record Edwin Morton Ottawa University cut left hand little finger on nail Friday Robert Smith Pomona stepped on rusty nail Friday Ronnie Patton 839
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Lawrence Stephenson
Ottawa
Maurice O'Neil
Mulberry
Janet Moore
Franz Aubry
Ottawa Rfd
Edwin Morton
Ottawa University
Robert Smith
Pomona
Ronnie Patton
Bruins, Trojans clash as NCAA tourney opens in nine cities
UCLA seeks the Pacific-8 title and another NCAA berth as top ranked Bruins face third ranked USC at Pauley Pavilion. A Southern Cal win would force a playoff with UCLA for first in the conference. Second ranked Marquette aims for its 39th straight win over Miami of Ohio.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
UCLA
South Bend
Ind
Philadelphia
Morgantown
W.va
New York
Houston
Logan
Utah
Pauley Pavilion
Los Angeles
Southern Cal
Trojans
Bruins
California
Stanford
Wooden
Marquette
Miami
Ohio
Ottawa University President to Speak at National Conference
Dr. Peter H. Armacost, president of Ottawa University, will address the general session of the 26th National Conference on Higher Education in Chicago on Monday. He will also join panel members Edith Green, Peter Muirhead, William Cannon, and discuss the Administration's legislative program.
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Peter H. Armacost
Ottawa University
Chicago
Armacost
Edith Green
Oregon
Peter P. Muirhead
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
William B. Cannon
University of Chicago
HEW
National Foundation For Higher Education
Bowling Scores From Night Hawk and Dynamic Leagues
Bowling scores report from Night Hawk League Prudential to Dynamic Leagues details top individuals and team totals across multiple lanes. Performances include Michael Coffman 181-488 for Budge's three, Toumberlin 427 in High 30, and Robrahn 531 for Cravens Oil with Payne 182-509 in Wassmer's zero.
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Nighthawk
Prudential
Lane
Wilson Truck
A. Coffman
Budge
Dynamic League Nitcher’s
Figgins
Wassmer
Payne
Lee’s Cafe
Det Heckman
Wenthe
Heathman
Burgoon
Cravens
Larkin
Robrahn
Gambles
Pierce
Kansas City Market Report Cattle and Sheep Prices
KC Markets Kansas City AP report shows cattle steadier week over week with steers and heifers up to 50 higher, cows steady, feedery cattle and calves fully steady. Details include high choice steer prices 31.75 to 32.00 and various weight ranges for feeder steers, heifers, and cows, plus sheep noting lambs strong and wooled lambs 25.50 to 26.50.
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Kansas City
Choice and
Prime
Choice
Good and
Good
Gambles appoints Fred Holtz as Ottawa store manager
Fred Holtz of McCook Nebraska named manager of the Gambles Store at 128 and Main Ottawa succeeding Robert Beguelin promoted to Gambles zone superintendent. Holtz has spent eight years with Gambles including three years as Ottawa manager and plans to move his family to Ottawa. He and his wife Shirley have three children Peggy Osburne Bob and Bill. Beguelin will stay in the Kansas City district while assisting with Gambles stores in the area.
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Fred Holtz
McCook
Neb
Gambles
128 & Main
Robert Beguelin
Holtz
Fairbury
Ottawa
Shirley
Peggy Osburne
Wilber
Bob
Omaha
Bill
Ft. Dix
N. J
Beguelin
Dodge City
Oak
Kansas City
Gamble
Court ruling upends NBA college player signing ban
U S District Judge Warren Ferguson struck down the NBA rule forbidding signing college players before graduation, citing Sherman Antitrust Act violations. The decision, sparked by Spencer Haywood’s suit, threatens the draft on March 29 and could allow teams to draft underclassmen and even high school players, amid NCAA concerns.
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LOS Angeles
National Basketball Association
Warren Ferguson
NBA
Spencer Haywood
Seattle SuperSonics
Ferguson
U.S. Supreme Court
New York City
Mississippi
Johnny Neumann
Southern
Funny Girl Screening at Ottawa University
The Ottawa University Film Series presents a single 8 p.m. showing of Funny Girl in the administration building auditorium. Barbra Streisand won best actress for Fanny Brice in the Wyler musical, hailed as a Ten Best by New York critics. Tickets at the door are 75 cents for campus and 1 dollar for community.
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Ottawa
Ottawa University
Barbra Streisand
Fanny Brice
William Wyler
New York
Olatheans Raise Funds for Vietnam Leave Drive
Olathe Kansas AP reports residents raised 2300 to bring five more soldiers home for faster 14 day furloughs. Organizer Harry Welch along with the Home for Easter Committee notes success from a Christmas effort and minimal solicitation. About 50 area servicemen in Vietnam, seven names submitted.
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Olathe
Kan
Harry Welch
Welch
Dick Buzbee
Olathe Daily News
Buzbee
Vietnam
Kansas City
Legal Notice of Pinney Estate Hearing in Franklin Co Kansas
First published February 27 1971 last published March 13 1971 probate court Franklin County Kansas matter estate of George E Pinney deceased notice of hearing petition by Wilma Pinney heir at law for appointment of administrator defenses due by March 24 1971 9:00 am in Ottawa Kansas filed by Skoog Latimer attorneys for petitioner notice of appointment of co executors to Ethel Wallace deceased February 25 1971 William W Wallace and John P Wallace co executors letters testamentary issued consent creditors claims within nine months or forever barred.
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Franklin County
Kansas
George E. Pinney
Ottawa
Wilma Pinney
Ethel Wallace
William W., Wallace
John P. Wallace
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William S. Bowers
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Call Butler
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Eugene Flaherty
Williamsburg Lions Club
Williamsburg Cafe
Adv
American Legion
North American
Franklin County Humane Society
St. Patrick's
VFW Hall
Marvin Ross
His
Robby Robertson
Ottawa Playboys
Naomi’s Club
Steven Hinton
Pvt
Co. B
USA
SAPS
Rothwestern
Apo
the Daily Report
Police News
Billy V. Bynum
Emporia
Seventh and
Cedar
Edith M. Moon
Arlie K. Watts
Paul Damron
Damon
Cotwner
Hanes Ze
Hughes Cues
Delco
Hughes
S. Main
Indpls
Jacksnville
Juneau
Albany
Alburque
Kan. City
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Los
New Orlas
Cincinnati
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Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Phoenix
Detroit
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Helena
Ptind
Honolulu
Ore
Paul Westphall
Jim Chones
Allie McGuire
Long Beach State
Ed Ratleff
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Lewis Brown
Verbam Dei
American Basketball Association
Haywood
Rockets
Sutton
the Herald
Richard O. Skoog
Skoog & Latimer
South Main
Attys
William W. Wallace
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