Brief postal and local notices from Franklin County
Military notices include Marine CPL Jackie L. Douglas stationed at New River and Marine CPL Gale A. Shelton Jr. at El Toro, with relatives listed in Wellsville and Santa Ana. Local ads include a tax service, a Topeka hospital update, and George Underwood’s real estate business. An orthopedic clinic pause at Ransom Memorial is noted. A class for expectant parents begins at the Franklin County Health Department with no charge.
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Jackie L. Douglas
Patricia A. Pierce
Wellsville
Marine Corps Air Station
New River
Jacksonville
N. C
Marine Cpl
Gale A. Shelton Jr
Gale A. Shelton Sr
el Toro
Santa Ana
Calif
Franklin County Health Department
Health Department
W. Tecumseh
Arla Lickteig
Marijuana charge dismissed for Pittsburg man in Franklin County
A possession of marijuana case against Mike F. Berberich, 25, filed Feb. 17 in Franklin County Court, was dismissed Friday. In a related matter, Berberich was convicted on multiple traffic violations from the same day, fined 360 dollars plus costs, and paroled for a year after a nolo contendere plea to improper passing, reckless driving, attempting to flee, failing to stop at a stop sign, and speeding in 40 and 35 mph zones.
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Pittsburg
Franklin County
Mike F. Berberich
Berberich
Joint Drama Try-Outs This Week at Ou and Ottawa U
Tryouts for the second annual community Ottawa University production Look Homeward Angel will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday in the Tony Jones recital hall. Director Jack Nicholson says the comedy drama offers many adults aged 30 to 60 solid roles. Interested participants are urged to attend. rehearsals begin April 5 with the show running May 5 to 8 in Memorial gym.
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community-Ottawa University
Tony Jones
Jack Nicholson
Nicholson
Memorial Rium
Wall Street Downgraded Drift After Midweek Rally
The stock market fell slightly in active trading as analysts noted a continuation of last week's readjustment. The noon Dow Jones industrial average stood at 910.60, down 2.2. the 60-stock average slipped to 96.3, down 0.5, with gains leading losses by about 170 issues on the NYSE. Major movers included Sony up 0.5 to 24, Gulf & Western up 4 to 27, and Fannie Mae up 1.5 to 65.4, while Bausch & Lomb tumbled 24 to 69 after profit-taking. Abbott Labs fell 3 to 72 amid delays in FDA-related shipments.
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New York
Wall Street
Associated Press
Sony
Gulf & Western
Fannie Mae
Bausch & Lamb
Federal Drug Administration
Abbott Laboratories
Abbott
Weather Elsewhere Report from The Associated Press
Weather outlooks from cities nationwide show a mix of clear and cloudy conditions. Notable readings include Albany 38/26, Albuquerque 73, Atlanta 42, Chicago 42, Denver 26 with snow, Portland Oregon 8/4 rain, and New York 46/37 with overcast skies.
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Associated Press
Albany
Albu
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Charlotte
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Snow
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Junea
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St.p
New Orleans
New York
Okla
City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Pitland
Ptland
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
Former Ottawan Charged With Gulf Service Break-In
Steven Massey an 18 year old Springfield Missouri native formerly of Ottawa was charged in Franklin County Court with theft after a Gulf Service Station break-in. Officers arrested Massey in Miami County. About $225 in cash was missing and found on Massey when seized at 10:30 a.m. The entry was through a west window.
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Franklin County
Gulf Service
Ottawa
Steven Massey
Springfield
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Massey
Miami County
Larry Lines
Cited Court Case Flows From East Jr. Traffic Stop
County Court finds John W. East Jr., 26, Wellsville, guilty of failure to stop at a stop sign with a $10 fine plus court costs. Rural markets report cattle, hogs, and lambs with mixed price movements as Kansas City AP dispatch details levels for steers, heifers, feeders, hogs, and lambs, plus wholesale eggs and butter prices.
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John W. East JR
Wellsville
Kansas City
Police Court Report Summary of Citations
Barton Carlisle 27 Emporia charged with driving while intoxicated and open bottle posted 300 bond. Stottle Mire 21 Osawatomie cited for running red light. Ralph Pristernik 44 107 Elm charged drunk in private place posted 50 bond. Deborah McKelvey 18 1440 Maple running red light. William Cherry 21 Waverly RFC 2 speeding 50 in 30 mph zone posted 40 bond.
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Barton K. Carlisle
Emporia
Donald D. Stottlemire
Osawatomie
Ralph Pristernik
Deborah K. McKelvey
William W. Cherry
Waverly
District Court Finds Eddie Dade Guilty in Reckless Driving
City of Wellsville prosecutes Eddie Dade for reckless driving. He is fined 150 dollars plus court costs after being found guilty in district court.
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City of
Wellsville
Eddie Dade
North Main collision injures no one in two-vehicle crash
Two northbound vehicles in the 100 block of North Main collided Saturday afternoon. Alice M. Chambers 22 and Maralalaine M. Allen 34 were the drivers. A backing vehicle in the 100 block of South Main involved Mary Van Fossen Bahr 61 from Des Moines and Robert d. Bennett 25 of Garnett. A Sunday dawn two-vehicle crash on US 59 south of Seventeenth and Main reported no injuries involving Eva L. Hudson 48 of Lawrence and Lloyd E. Broers 30 of Edgerton.
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North Main
Alice M. Chambers
S. Hickory
Maralalaine M. Allen
N. Mulberry
South Main
Mary van Fossen Bahr
Des Moines
Iowa
Robert d. Bennett
Garnett
Us-59
Seventeenth and Main
Eva L. Hudson
Lawrence
Lloyd E. Broers
Edgerton
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Hospital notes show admissions on Sunday and Monday including Lloyd Robbins Pomona RFD 1. Mrs Donald Weekley Ottawa RFD 3. Mrs Richard Sears 435 S Locust. Desiree Collins 1031 N Oak. Christopher Eider Ottawa RFD 3. Charles Hagelin 1046 S Sycamore. Verna Okeson 428 S Poplar. Dismissals list include Mrs Benjamin Lambert Wellsville. Mrs Max Creviston 932 S Walnut Wayland Blair 327 S Locust. Mrs Robert Christeson Melvern. Roger Hamilton 1105 N Poplar. Andrew Whitcher Quenemo. Mrs Ralph Persefield and son Melvern.
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Lloyd Robbins
Pomona
Donald Weekley
Ottawa
Robert Christeson
Melvern
Roger Hamilton
N. Poplar
Andrew Whitcher
Quenemo
Ralph Persefield
Wiretapping Wins Point Wiretapping Wins
The Supreme Court, by a 6 to 2 vote, allowed evidence from illegal bugging to be used by a trial judge to extend a defendant's sentence in a tax evasion case. Joseph F. Schipani of Brooklyn, 53, was sentenced to three years and a $12,500 fine after a 1960s- era conviction.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Joseph F. Schipani
Brooklyn
U.S. District Court
Jack B. Weinstein
William O. Douglas
William J. Brennan
Thurgood Marshall
Justice Department
Johnson
Weinstein
Schipani
FBI
Library Notes brings readers and readers’ quirks together
A patron jokes about a $12.00 money management book and plans to read more at the library. A staffer recounts attempting to answer a dog napping query and a worker learns to confirm questions before answering. A busy housewife rushes out, saying she has no time to read the guides she bought.
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Alice Skelsey
Lillian Gilbreth
Bankers hours and auto spray systems mark modern work life
Reflections in Business Mirror note bankers hours once short now extend to fit workload, citing Hartford’s 1820 Society for Savings with a three hour Wednesday window. Also highlights automatic aerosol spray systems using electronic timers in many sectors and a shift toward outpatient care as Blue Cross reports more outpatient claims than hospital stays.
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New York
Foundation For
Library of the
American Bankers Association
Society For Savings
Hartford
Conn
Elisha Colt
Blue Cross Association
Memorial Record Adam Wicke, Franklin County resident dies
Adam F. Wicke, a lifelong Franklin County resident, died yesterday. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. with Rev. Robert Bechtel officiating. Interment in Highland Cemetery. Family will receive friends Monday evening from 7:00 to 8:30 at the funeral home.
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Alice
Hoadley
Alice E. Hoadley
Crestview Nursing Home
Damron-Towner Chapel
William Weber
Woodlawn Cemetery
Pomona
Dunlap
Seborn Reed
Susan (Jones) Blackburn
Lawrence Hoadley
Lyndon
Centropolis Baptist Church
Marie Hull
Sue Johnson
Overbrook
Lewis Blackburn
N. Oak
Adam F. Wicke
Shawnee Mission Hospital
Shawnee Mission
Lamb-Roberts
Robert Bechtel
Highland Cemetery
Wicke
Ottawa
Fred D
Agnes (Johns) Wicke
Iona Marsh
Paola
Franklin County
Ottawa Steel Products
Ottawa Lodge No. 24
IOOF
Friendship Nursing Home
Lois Hatch
Lester E. Wicke
Los Angeles
Calif
Fred Wicke
Osawatomie
Glenn Wicke
Earl Wicke
Olathe
Cancer Fund
Wicke Adam F. Wicke
Highland Cemtery
Damron Tawner Chapel
Kansas
Pomona Ordinance Prohibits Solicitations on Private Homes
Franklin County Kansas Pomona City Council enacts a misdemeanor against solicitors peddlers hawkers itinerant merchants and transient vendors who solicit on private residences unless written city clerk authorization is obtained. Violators face up to 100 dollars fine or 30 days in jail or both with the ordinance effective after publication dated March 1, 1971. Ben Sleichter Mayor Vivian K. Eichinger City Clerk.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Pomona
Ben Sleichter
Eight candidates for USD 290 Board to meet voters tonight
Eight candidates for the USD 290 Board of Education will present views at a Meet The Candidates Night at 7 30 pm in the Ottawa Senior High Cyclone Room. Incumbents James L Allen James J Chandler Clifford Reynolds John N Wassmer join challengers Charles A Beeman Evelyn Kinney Darrell Macy and Franklin D Yates. Sponsored by the Ottawa Education Association.
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USD 290 Board of Education
Ottawa Senior High School
James’ L. Allen
James J. Chandler
Clifford Reynolds
John N. Wassmer
Charles A. Beeman
Evelyn Kinney
Darrell Macy
Franklin D. Yates
Cyclone Room
The
Ottawa Education Association
Pomona Sets Ordinance Banning Solicitors In City
An ordinance enacted by Pomona Kansas prohibits solicitors peddlers itinerate merchants or hawkers from selling merchandise to residents of Pomona Franklin County. The measure, numbered 266, was published March 22 1971 by the city council.
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Pomona
Franklin County
Kansas
City of
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Coburg
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K.C
N. American Coffee Shop
Adv
New York Stock Exchange
Ottawan
the Daily Report
State of Kansas
Jacob Strobel
Noto Contendere
Boyd Albright
Blanch M. Albright
Eeery
Otto Siegele
Princeton Rfd
Damron-Towher Chapel
Harold Peters
Melvin Clevenger
Paul Damron
Jim Hull
Ray Carey
Kerry Hobbs
Dean Martin
Robert Lawin
Dale G. Bones
Princeton Cemetery
Princeton
Clarence Hooker
Lincoln
Bethany Chapel Baptist Church
Stacy E. Hopkins
Tyrrell Winfrey
Richard Fisher
George Small
Frank Armstrong
Pearl Edwards
W. C. Campbell
Charles Allen
Hope Cemetery
Corinthian Lodge No
District
Hanes
Jer
Sutton
Library Notes
Business Mirror
Cherry
Christian Bros
Vivian K. Eichinger
Joel Towner
David Miller
Janice Damron Reno Towner
Mrs
Dorothy Reams
Classifi
Bassett
Brittany
Richard Elder
Poplar
U.S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Ottawa Herald
Highway Oil Co
E. Logan
Montgomery Ward, Ltd
Main
General Services
Fred Meador
Pickering Piano Service
J. W. Taylor
Kirby Vacuum Cleaners
Bennie Stinton
Leonard Hoopes
Lister
Sedom Construction
Lloyd McClure
Igarden
Lee Carter
South Sycamore
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