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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1973
Page
3
Enrollment for Eisenhower kindergarten for the 1973-1974 year will be held 1:30 to 3 p.m. Tuesday in the Eisenhower Library. Children must be five by Sept. 1, 1973 and bring birth certificates and health records.
The Daily Report notes judgments in University of Kansas Medical Center v. Hendrickson for $300 and Franklin County Hospital v. Cook for $146.75, plus obituaries for Leona M. Boggs Gardner. It covers a two car crash with damages over $200, a single vehicle accident with $150 in damages, Central Heights School menu for the week, steer and hog market notes, local hospital admissions and dismissals, and Kansas City cattle market movements.
Judge Harry T. Marshall told William R. Smyre at his arraignment in Cuyahoga Common Pleas Court that meat is more precious than jewels. Smyre, 54, is charged with stealing 7742 pounds of sirloin steaks from Brown Derby restaurant valued at $156.55. Bond was set as part of the warning to the public about meat theft.
Local Army servicemen joined about 15,000 American and Allied troops in Germany for Reforger IV. Participants included Private Joe W. Smith of Quenemo, Private Scott M. Chapman of Ottawa, Private Gary W. Wadkins of Garnett, and Specialist Sammy D. Borovicka of Garnett. The Air Force flew roughly 10,000 U.S. based soldiers and over 1,000 tons of gear to three German airfields to test reception and deployment procedures after arrival.
Colonial Williamsburg Foundation says Texaco submitted the lowest bid to build a new tourist service station in Williamsburg. The project, planned to open next fall, aims to blend with the restored 18th century town and information center, despite Rockefeller funded efforts.
Franklin County Crusade Chairman Treva Larkin says the cancer fund drive will run April 9 to April 13 across the county. About 200 local volunteers are already involved in fundraising with more needed for education and patient transport to treatment centers.
Notice of sale in Franklin County Kansas court action No 26-044 lists parcel Lot 23 Block A Park Addition Williamsburg and related personal items for auction at the Ottawa courthouse on April 17 1973 at 1 30 p m. The sale includes specific equipment and chattels with redemption rights, to satisfy a plaintiff judgment.
The son and heir of Chester Perkins Kenney and Anna Whytal Kenney seek determination of descent for described real estate in Franklin County Kansas and all other property owned at death. Defenses must be filed by April 25 1973 in Ottawa with attorney Cecil Kenney. Also notice to heirs creditors about the estate of Clarence Fred Prager appointing Dorotha Louise Prager executrix with six month claims period.
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