Brief News Items From Local Areas
Michael Coppedge on 10 day leave from Maxwell AFB Alabama visits his parents at 846 Cypress. The Inn Restaurant closes Monday March 28 for a day. Emporia State senior James Mietchen named to President's Honor Roll with all A grades. Pomona notices vet to administer rabies shots at Pomona City Hall March 26 1 to 4 pm. All dogs must be vaccinated for city dog tags. A Sacred and Secular concert featuring Albert Lane and Norm Sanders at Ottawa University Monday 7 pm sponsored by Youth For Christ and Discovery OU. No admission. Misc and Clothing Sale Friday March 25 510 Massasoit. Redwood Inn breakfast starts Tuesday at 7 am closes 8 pm. Closing out sale open March 18 19 25 26 remaining bands 1% price. Johnson's Watch Repair ad.
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Pomona
Pomona City Hall
Albert Lane
Norm Sanders
Ottawa University
Youth For Christ
Kansas City
Discovery
Reepair
Johnson’s Watch Repair
Ellis Piano Tuning Yard Sale and Dance Frinite Inn Ad
A compact historical notice lists a yard sale at 585 N Oak with dishes and misc items and a separate Adv notice promoting a dance at Frinite Inn Restaurant featuring The Lost Souls from 7 to 11. Includes contact CH 2.4431 for Ellis Piano Tuning.
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Ellis
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions list Ralph Gravel 634 N Oak Robert White 1136 N Cedar Wednesday. Dismissals list Edna Scott 919 N Main Mrs George Finely Princeton Wednesday Mrs Lester Myers and son Ottawa RFD 4 Mrs Alvin Currant and son 315 W 2nd Mrs Tilton Hinds and son Pomona Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Gravel
N. Oak
Robert White
N. Cedar
Edna Scott
N. Main
George Finely
Princeton
Lester Myers
Ottawa Rfd
Alvin Currant
Tilton Hinds
Pomona
Fire Blast Destroys KC Chemical Firm
An explosion and fire destroyed a Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co plant in Kansas City Kansas injuring night foreman Theodore Hurt. Hurt, 35, was blown 120 feet from the dock, fracture collarbone, treated and released. Two coworkers escaped as steam rose from tanks during the mixing process. The blast damaged a three story brick building in the Rosedale district near Southwest Blvd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co
Theodore Hurt
St. Joseph Hospital
Hart
Herman Harp
Mainenance
Larry Sparrow
Lonnie Johnson
Rosedale
Southwest Blvd
Kanepas City
Police Court guilty pleas and fines posted in local docket
A string of police court pleas include Charles Ware 18 of 220 W 10th fined 125 dollars and 30 days jail paroled for one year for DUI and careless driving. Others faced fines or bonds for noisy cars speeding mufflers and zoning violations including J B Ross Michael Conday Jesse Maddox Cecil Payne Kenneth Evans Richard Feasel Nelson McAlexander Anthony Tesar Eldon Brockus Jay Todd and more. A university student David R Lee and Wally Leedy also figures in court actions with fines bonds and jail terms.
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Charles R. Ware
W. 10Th
J. B. Ross
N. Main
Michael D. Conday
Overland Park
Jesse L. Maddox
N. Poplar
Fred M
Yocham
City Autore
Ncy
Richard E. Feasel
Pittsburg
Nelson V. McAlexander
Robert M
Shewe Men
N. Oak
Anthony E
Tesar
Posmona
Eldon L
Brockus
Richmond
Jay E. Todd
Massasoit
Eulism
Foule
David R. Lee
Ottawa University
Methuen
Mass
Steven T. Warshurst
Oak
Wally Leedy
N. Sycamore
Kramer Pharmacy
Citizens State Bank of Pomona
Liberty School Set for Closure by Unified District Board
Patrons of Liberty School in Unified School District 287 backed closing the school at a district meeting. The board took no action this week, but Superintendent Paul Arenett said a majority of the 20 attendees favored closing. About 10 students attend this year and a board vote is expected at the April 4 meeting.
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Liberty
Unified School District
Paul Arenett
Kansas City Market Report: Eggs Cattle Hogs Prices Mixed
KC markets show egg prices for large and mediums listed with wholesale rates. Cattle and calves area sees steady slaughter cows and scarce classes, with feeder and steer prices indicated. Hogs priced with steady to lower changes across barrows, gilts, and sows, while sheep volume remains too small for a market test.
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Kansas City
Iowa Minister To Speak For Twin Churches
Rev. Lawrence B. Sprankle of First Baptist Marion Iowa will headline a Week of Spiritual Enrichment at the Twin Churches Ruhamah Baptist Parish in Rantoul The schedule runs Sunday through April 1 with Sprankle delivering Journey Between Two Rainbows at Ruhamahs 10 am service and New Hope 11 10 am service A basket dinner follows at New Hope with an 8 pm talk at Ruhamah titled Little Visits With God
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Lawrence B. Sprankle
First Baptist Church
Marion
Iowa
New HopeeRuhamah
Sprankle
Ruhamah Church
God
Jaycees To Hold Orientation Meet in Ottawa
The Ottawa Jaycees will hold an orientation meeting for new and prospective members at 7 30 p m Friday in the Anchor Savings building. Frank Brown president will welcome guests and Gene Nichols and Gary Carothers will outline the club’s purpose and function. George Marshall will stress the close affiliation with the national Jaycee movement. Ken Pickert of Lawrence, Kansas Jaycees regional vice president, will present and outline the club’s duties in relation to the state movement. The briefing will end at 8 15 p m.
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Ottawa Jaycees
Anchor Savings Building
Frank Brown
Gene Nichols
Gary Carothers
George Marshall
Ken Pickert
Kansas Jaycees
Pickert
Lawrence
Kansas Jaycee
Death of Mrs Bert Elkinton 75 of Tee peka former Ottawan
Mrs Bert Elkinton 75 of Topeka died Friday morning at home after a life in Ottawa and Valley Falls. Born November 20 1890 she taught in Franklin County schools and lived in Valley Falls before moving to Topeka. Survived by husband three daughters a son ten grandchildren sister and brother. Services 2 p.m. Friday at Coal Creek E A B Church north of Valley Falls with burial in Coal Creek Cemetery.
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Bert Elkinton
Jean Fineley
Dorothy Hibbs
Loreen Hayden
Auction listings for Ottawa area sales and goods
Arthur Harris farm machinery sale set for March 31 at 1 p.m. five miles southwest of Ottawa Kansas. April 6 household goods at 610 Maple Street Ottawa Kansas at 1 p.m. Harold Stewart serving as auctioneer. Myers Bros and Franklin County Sales Company advertise weekly sales every Saturday on Highway 59 North Ottawa.
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Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
Ottawa
Arthur Harris
Kansas
Harold Stewart
Sidney Drumemond
Maple St
Kans
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Michael Coppedge
Maxwell Afb
Ala
H. F. Coppedge
Cypress
the Inn
James Mietchen
Emporia State
Andrew Mietchen
Frieday
Redwood Inn
KC Chemical Firm
Ottawa Rotary Club
Jack Patty
Glen Hayward
Fred Wood
Clarence W. Hegberg
Jim Allen
Martin Brockway
Walt Dengel
Don Hamilton
George Marstall
Patty
Charles Reynolds
Dick Smay
Chet Worl
REV
L. B
Jaycees
Pi Kappa Delta
John Kunard
S. Sycamore
Civil Defense Office
Hawthorne
General Services 29
Topeka
J.W. Taylor
Gene Powell
King
Bennie Stinsson
Raney Drugs
Standard Rendering Co
Fred Moore
Glenn Doerr
W. H. Hunt
Garnett
Waverly Livestock Sales Barn
Tom Starkey
Joe Sassman
Richter
USA
Town & Countryp Superly
Town & Country Supply
Walnut
Art Harkins
Osawatomie State Hospital
Harkins
Rosalie Bowker
Clifford R
Hobbs
Printy
Ben Printy
Main
Nelson Hotel
West 2Nd St
Jack Nelson
Council Grove
Osage City
Jim"brady
Taylor Parcel Postman
Ottawa Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Chester C, Adamson
Estel O. Northway
W.M
Clarence E, Rea
Davis Orchhard Greenhouse
Baldwin
Harry Pratt
Dave Powell
P.O
Dallas
Texas
Bob’s Hill House
Ottawa Herald
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