Community briefs from Franklin County and Ottawa area
Franklin County association for Retarded Children meets at 7 30 p m Monday in Westminster United Presbyterian Church with James Abell of Kansas United Agency for the Developmentally Disabled as guest speaker. Also notices include a re elect Fred Zook to Ottawa City Commission and a Social Security office hour with R A Nitschke, plus hospital update, school board candidate event, recycling program, free church ride, VFW dance, homestead tax relief, tax service ads, formal wear for sale, and final reductions at Village Shoppe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Association For Retarded
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
18Th
Maple
James Abell
The
Kansas United Agency For the Deleopmentally Disabled Inc
Baby ill prompts ambulance call to Geiss home
Cheri Geiss a 10 month old was admitted to Ransom Memorial Hospital for observation after an emergency run to the home of Mr and Mrs George C Geiss at 321 Dundee. She was released the next day in good condition following tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Geiss
Dundee
Cheri Geiss
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Claris M. Rhoades
Claris Mae Rhoades
N. Poplar
Damron- Towner Chapel
Peoria Cemetery
Peoria
Ray Raley
Weather and legal notices fill Franklin County page
A traffic collision at 15th and South Cedar involved George F Feuerborn and Marlene A Switzer with no damage estimates. A house fire at 119 W 10th caused minor damage from an electrical cord on a skillet. occupant Mary Burns unharmed. School menu for March 20 30 listed. Obituary for Claris Mae Rhoades, age 66. State court updates include forgery, resisting an officer, and no contest pleas with sentences and restitution. Marriage license issued Darrell Proctor and Nancy Ward. Numerous traffic and criminal citations across Ottawa area with fines. Cattle and livestock market data from Kansas City report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ning
15Th
South Cedar
George F. Feuerborn
Richmond
Feuverborn
Marlene A. Switzer
S. Mulberry
Cedar
W. Loth
Betty Ogg
Mary Burns
State of Kansas
Steve Orr
Orr
Douglas N. Huffman
Frank P. McFarland
Ottawa
Marlin R. Larson
Quenemo
Timothy A. Rowman
Garland
Texas
Craig M. Wood
Mission
Larry Myers
District Court
Susan R. Kelley
IGA
Safeway
Waymire Food Mart
A&p
Gibson’s
Hickory Inn
Kansas Correctional Institution For
Lansing
Rim
Ottawa City adopts fire station bonds for 350000 dollars
Ottawa Kansas governing body approves Ordinance No 2455 authorizing Fire Station Bonds Series 1973 in the amount of 350000 dollars for construction and furnishing of a city fire station at West Second and Ash Streets. Bonds issued September 1973 payable to the State Treasurer Topeka with serial maturities through 1983. First published March 17 1973 and last published April 14 1973.
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Ottawa
Kansas
West Second
Ash Streets
Skidmore & Devore
P.C
State of
Topeka
United States OF America
State OF Kansas
County OF Franklin
City OF Ottawa
City of
Franklin
Auditor of State
State
Hysom
Robbery at Royal Manor Motel Leaves Questions
Police reported no new developments this morning in the Royal Manor Motel robbery on Thursday evening at 1641 S. Main. Two unmasked men, a white man and a black man, held a revolver on owner Fred L. Brown and manager, took cash from the receptionist desk totaling over $400, and fled on foot possibly with a waiting vehicle. Brown described the white suspect drawing a .22 revolver after a dispute over room prices. Ottawa and Santa Fe high school students joined Emporia State University’s Mathematics Day, with 150 plus attendees from across the state. locals listed include Frank Betz and Sheri Carey among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main
Second
Ruth 0. Yockey
Quenemo
Fred Lehnert
W. 10Th
Main
Ruby Hamilton
Ottawa
RFD
Hamilton
Lehnert
Larry D. Bishop
S. Maple
Bishop
Maple
Brian W. Olson
Pomona
Royal Manor
S. Main
Fred L. Brown
Brown
Santa Fe
Emporia State
Emporial State
Department of Mathematics
Frank Betz
Sheri Carey
Peg Marshall
Ron Schmoe
David Badger
Steve Bond
Bob Burk
Karen Cooper
LaVerle Crist
Roger Don Carlos
Plans Fail Prompt Compromise in Kansas Legislature
SEN. WLNT WINTER notes the Senate Ways and Means Committee killed the corporate disallowance bill 7 to 3. Lawmakers haggle to place school finance, homestead exemptions, teacher retirement, capital improvements, and tax relief on the Governor’s desk, seeking a compromise to shift the disallowance to his signatUre. The piece contrasts business tax policy with job creation in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Wlnt Winter
Kansas
Senate Ways and Means Committee
House
Senate
Markethog prices and carcass ranges reported
Woolled and shorn 13.00 16.00 cull and low utility 10.50 14.00. Hogs barrows and gilts 1.75 mostly 2.00 lower. Sows under 500 Ib 150 lower, over 500 Ib 1.00 lower. Barrows and gilts 1 2 215 230 Ib 37.65 75, 1 3 200 250 Ib 37.00 50. 2 4 250 275 Ib 36.50 37.00. Sows 1 3 320 600 Nb 33.50 34.25.
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Fred Zook
Ottawa City Commission
Pol
Social Security
R. A. Nitschke
Nitschke
Neil Peed
Williamsburg
Stormont Vail Hospital
O.E.A
Mon
OHS
Adv
R & J Income Tax Service
4Th and Main
Ottawa University
Park and Hickory
First Assembly of God Church
Marvin Ross
Audit Tax Service
Kay Jones
the Daily Report
Police News
Robert Lang
Overbrook
Shirley Flory
Lorene Hinze
Canterbury Court
Robert Schulz
Maudie Atherton
N. Mulberry
Central Heights
Franklin County
Rhoades
Love and Loyalty Club
Catherine Harford
Cedar House Nursing Home
Elmo Jones
Donald Jones
Art Burgoon
Willow
Harry Burgoon
San Diego
Calif
Huffman
Orville D. McCune
Kansas Reception and Diagnostic Center
Probate
Darrell W. Proctor
Nancy K. Ward
Kansas City
Associated Press
Hilo Pacok
Albany
Albu’que
Amarillo
Asheville
Atlanta
Birmingham
Dlr
Bismarck
Boise
Edy
Boston
Brownsville
Buffalo
Charleston
Charlotte
Chicago
Cincinnati
Franklin County Mental Health Clinic, Inc
Harriet Seymour
James McCrossen
Miss Seymour
Robert Dillon
David Laury
Neal Baxter
Altest
Orlin W. Smith
Gail L. Bradley
Patricia J. Bradley
Luxaire
Lewis Ashcraft
Winter & Green
First National Bank
Attys
Welty
Orin Smith
Lamar W. Phillips
C. N. Robinson Jr
U. N. Robinson
Emporia
Lodge
Itawa Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Masons
D. Michael Towner
Clarence E. Rea
Twish
Garnett
St. Luke's Hospitals
Mark Rice
Cynthia
William Weber
Calvary Baptist Church
Robert Roush
Shamrock Lake
Norman Scott
P.O
Overland Park
Independent Distributing Co
N. Main
Prager Radiator
H.C. Talley Acme Quality
O.K
Robert &. Dunn
Parmalee
King Street
R.N
Orchard Lane
Baldwin City
Stephens
Avon
Jane Sells
Lawrence
Fuller Brush Company
Don Heath
General Services
Lloyd McClure
Pickering Piano Service
J. W. Tayior
Larry Brown
Osawatomie
Bennie Stinson
A&g Roofing CO
Damron
Cowner
Damron-Towner Chapel
Paul Damron
David Miller
David Bunch
Janice Damron
Dorothy Reams
Junior Shackelford
Reno Towner
Don Geer
John Collins
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