Ottawa area briefs highlight projects and events
Dwight Haworth wins a 101739 highway contract for 16 miles of sealing on US 50 in Franklin County. Franklin County nets 4994.51 in liquor tax revenue. Community events include a dance by EAGLES Lodge, tryouts for a community university play Lock Homeward Angel at Ottawa University May 6 8, and a chicken and noodle supper at Princeton Christian Church. Also notes on REA Express new office and local ads for services and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Haworth
Ottawa
State
Franklin County
Commission
Tally Dones
Ottawa University
Ottawa Production Credit Assn Stockholders Meet
About 500 people attended the Ottawa Production Credit Association annual stockholders meeting at the National Guard Armory on Wednesday evening despite snow. Ray Teagarden and Dan W. Lickteig were re-elected to three-year terms, and a seven percent interest rate cut as of April 15 was announced after the Board approved the move. Entertainment featured The Baldknobbers of Branson, Missouri performing country western music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Production Credit Association
National Guard Armory
Ray Teagarden
la Cygne
Dan W. Lickteig
Richmond
Baldknobbers
Branson
Foot-Stompin At Osawatomie
A Sunday show of old-time country and western music will be performed by amateur and professional entertainers at 1 30 p m in the Osawatomie City Auditorium. The free program is part of a monthly series by the Osawatomie Kansas Old-Time Fiddlers and Pickers Association in cooperation with the Osawatomie Jaycees. More than 700 people attended last month’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osawatomie City Auditorium
Osawatomie
Kansas Old-Time Fiddlers and Pickers Association
Osawatomie Jaycees
Lyndon Man Found Guilty In Federal Contempt Case
A rural Lyndon man, Charles Criqui of Lyndon Rural Free Delivery 2, was found guilty of criminal contempt in U S District Court after a federal jury took one day to hear the case. Judge George Templar ordered a pre sentence investigation before sentencing. Criqui was among three Santa Fe Railway employees from the Topeka area cited for failing to appear March 6 for an injunction hearing. the other two cases were disposed of earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Lyndon
U. S
Charles Criqui
Lyndon Rfd 2
George Templar
Criqui
Santa Fe Railway
Kansas
Admissions and dismissals and births in the Daily Report
Admissions list includes Mary McGrath Richmond Louise Johnson 1531 S Hickory Clarence Shaw Richmond Mrs Alfred Stevenson Pomona Loren Snider Richmond RFD 3 Ida Faye Dodds 207 E Reddacket Ben Nokes Princeton RFD 1 Thursday Dismissals list names Charles Hagelin 1046 8 S Sycamore Michael Latimer 1119 S Cedar Mrs C J Milton 1 Brookside Lane Wednesday Mrs Donald Weekley Ottawa RFD 3 J C Meneley 1434 S Maple Thursday Births from George Hiehoff Baldwin RFD 1 a daughter weight 8 lbs 6 pz Wednesday Mr and Mrs Harold Bishop 1235 N Mulberry a daughter weight 9 lbs Wednesday Mr and Mrs Marion Ferris 523 N Oak a son weight 8 lbs 13 ozs Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McGrath
Richmond
Louise Johnson
S. Hickory
Clarence Shaw
Alfred Stevenson
Pomona
Loren Snider
Ida Faye Dodds
E. Reddacket
Ben Nokes
Princeton
Charles Hagelin
S. Sycamore
Michael Latimer
S. Cedar
C. J. Milton
Brookside Lane
Donald Weekley
Ottawa
J. C. Meneley
S. Maple
George Hiehoff
Baldwin
Harold Bishop
N. Mulberry
Marion Ferris
N. Oak
Merger Won’t Cut Funds To Poor Program
Washington AP report says Frank Carlucci, new OEO director, testifies to Congress that merging War on Poverty agencies into the Action Corps will not reduce aid to the poor. He asserts VISTA and related programs will continue, with federal funding growing to 176 million dollars for the new unit, 20 million more than combined prior budgets. Joseph Blatchford to head Action Corps. Peace Corps and VOE to HUD. Teacher Corps to Action Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Action Corps
Frank Carlucci
Senate
Office of Economic Opportunity
Nixon
Carlucci
VISTA
America
OEO
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Service Corps
Active Corps
Small Business Administration
Peace Corps
Joseph Blatchford
Blatchford
Good Oratory Lacking Today
Kansas City AP report quotes Dr. J H Plumb, Cambridge historian, saying modern statesmen lack inspiring rhetoric. He cites Churchill as a model whose wartime oratory galvanized Britain and notes Kennedy had the instinct to inspire, while Nixon lacks it. He argues leaders must foresee the future and rally people, contrasting British and American views on Churchill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
J. H. Plumb
Cambridge
Harold Wilson
Edward Heath
Nixon
Plumb
Churchill
Grand Jury Called In 21 Wednesday In County Vote Probe
Twenty one subpoenas issued for Wednesday appearances before the county grand jury probing alleged voting irregularities in last November’s general election. The three day session includes morning and afternoon appearances by residents from Ottawa and Williamsburg areas, with many locals reportedly volunteering to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Cook
Jim Berry
Russell Savage
L. R. Wilkinson
Ottawa
Nelson Briles
Ray Smith
Vern Sink
Grace Crabb
Williamsburg
Hazel Hudderston
Pomona
Chester D. Fredricks
Lucky Williams
S. Sycamore
Earle Leatherberry
S. Willow
H. R. Williams
Glen Gould
Hoefler Held On DUI And Other Citations
Richard F Hoefler of Westphalia charged with driving under the influence and wrong-way on a one way street. Trial date set for April 1. Arlie K Watts has a speeding warrant for 40 mph in an 80 zone, forfeited $10. Beverly Ellen Rozelle, 17, Kansas City, failure to display registration, fined $10 plus costs. Thomas H Anderson, 23, Windom, Minn., failure to display safety equipment and no current log, fined $20 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinim
Ybarra
Walnut
Haloq
Adamson
Maple
Donald D. Stottlemire
Osawatomie
William W. Cherry
Waverly
Ralph Pristernik
Elm
Barton K. Carlisle
Emporia
Deborah K. McKelvey
Richard F. Hoefler
Westphalia
Arlie K. Watts
Beverly Ellen Rozelle
Kansas City
Thomas H. Anderson
Windom
Minn
Funeral for Harold H. Ingraham Held at Sawtelle National Cemetery
Harold H. Ingraham aged 77, former Ottawa resident and World War I veteran, died Monday at the VA Hospital in Long Beach California. Services were conducted at Sawtelle National Cemetery in Los Angeles. Survived by Olive J. Ingraham wife a step daughter Ida Hansen distant relatives in Michigan and Alabama and a grandson. News from Kansas City and livestock market report follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold H. Ingraham
Ottawa
Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Long Beach
Calif
Sawtelle National Cemetery
Los Angeles
Ingraham
Santa Fe Railroad
Olive J. Ingraham
Ida L. Hansen
Topeka
Orry Hulett
Armada
Mich
Bernice Lee
Elton Ingraham
Montgomery
Ala
Polish Dancer Seeks Asylum After Defecting to U S
Ryszard Gabryel, 21, a member of Poland's Mazowsze dance troupe, defected in New York and traveled to Michigan with relatives. He is awaiting a State Department decision on permanent asylum while INS grants a work permit. officials note he has not been officially granted asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Poland
United States
New York
Michigan
State Department
Ryszard Gabryel
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Anthoni
Mary Gabryelski
Southgate
Mich
Detroit News
Gabryel
Michigan Counsins
U.S
Satarelli
Coast Guard
U.S. Coast Guard
Atlantic
Wall Street Downtick Deepens in Fifth Consecutive Session
The noon Dow Jones industrial average slid 4.04 to 805.33, marking its fifth straight session decline and its largest daily loss since February 22. Analysts cite profit taking and a slow economic recovery as factors. Boeing fell to 20 1/2, General Electric dropped to 109 1/4, with notable block trades in ARA Services, Texaco, and Halliburton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Dow
New York Stock Exchange
Boeing
General Electric
ARA Services
Texaco
Halliburton
Area School Threatens Franklin County Again
A Williamsburg high school received a bomb scare for the third time this semester. A female caller warned of an explosion at 2:55 PM. 300 students were evacuated, and a Sheriff’s Department search found nothing. Principal John Schierling and Superintendent William Davison coordinated the precautions as investigators pursue the caller.
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Franklin County
Williamsburg
John Schierling
Earl Anderson
Anderson
Schierling
William Davison
Sheriff’s Department
Joe Ferns
Rail Pax could shutter St Louis Union Station says official
William F. Thompson, president of the Terminal Railroad Association, warned at Union Station that the proposed Railpax system would make the maintenance and operation of the vast depot uneconomical, signaling a potential shutdown scenario for the facility.
Executor Appointed in Burrows Estate Probate Case
State of Kansas Franklin County probate court notifies creditors heirs and others that Charles M. Burrows was appointed executor of the estate of C. P. Burrows deceased on March 8 1974. Creditors must file claims within nine months from first publication or be barred. Ottawa Kansas attorney details included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
C. P. Burrows
Charles M. Burrows
Ottawa
Kansas
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Duane
Damron-Towner Chapel
Department of Revenue
Mac
Rhythm Ramblers
Naomi
Princeton Christian Church
Don’s Royal Cleaners
Adv
REA Express
N. Main
Garnett
Paola
Mon
Osage City
the Daily Report
Seventh
Cedar
Melvin L. Stemp
E. 7Th
Peggy L. Atchinson
Cleveland
Stemp
Atchinson
Eleventh
Hickory
Rodney S. Crane
Sue E. McKim
Jan A. Fagg. Garnett
Overbrook
Hoover
Bryant Morgan
West Arno
KC Markets
Downer
Italy
Gabryelskis
Irene Gibaratz
Immigration and Naturalization Office
Armand J. Saturelli
Saturelli
Spain
Belgium
S. Main
Winter & Green
First National Bank
Ottawa, Kansas
Lodge
Retta
O.T.K
Shirley Aubry
W.C
Marie B. Raffelock
Sec’y
iWesley W. Bethel
Raby
Laury
Ransom Memorial Hospital
IBA
Raffelock
B&pw
Lincoln
United Systems
c/o
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Omaha
Nebraska
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