Local News Briefs From Ottawa Area
Patients at Ransom Memorial Hospital received May basket favors on trays made by Brownie Troop 322 Lincoln Elementary School led by Mrs. Gordon Dyer. Otasco and SINGER sewing services promoted. PFC John R. Trout, 21, assigned March 28 to the 4th Infantry Division near Pleiku Vietnam as Cannoneer. Carolyn and Marilyn Wiggins attended College Day at Evangel College and Central Bible College in Springfield Missouri. Kansasland Packing ad promotes lean spare ribs and lean short ribs. Public urged to attend Loyaly Day program at Memorial Auditorium basement with Movies to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lincoln Elementary School
Gordon Dyer
Memorial Auditorium
Ottawa Memorial
VFW Post 5901
John R. Trout
Floyd D. Trout
Overbrook
4Th Infantry Division
Pleiku
Vietnam
Carolyn
Marilyn Wiggins
Russell Wiggins
N. Birch
Evangel College
Central Bible College
Springfield
Arms Stolen In Farm Burglary Near Princeton
A farm house about five miles west of Princeton was burgled Wednesday. Two rifles a shotgun two pistols and several shells were taken while Dean Hamiston and his wife were away between early morning and 4 p.m. Sheriff Joe Ferns says entry was likely through an unlocked door and investigations continue. Value of the stolen goods was about 400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Hamiston
Princeton
Joe Ferns
Franklin
City Attorney Charges Four In Monday Night Assault
City Attorney John L. Richeson filed four charges after a Monday night incident in which Kent L. Hollinger was boxed in, his car window broken, and the driver struck. James A. Bishop Sheldon Mundy and Kenneth L. Mealman faced disturbing the peace counts and posted $100 bail each. Walter L. Tegtmeyer was charged with assault and battery and destruction of private property, pleaded innocent, and posted $300 bail. Hollinger estimates $50.34 in damages to his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Richeson
Kent L. Hollinger
James A. Bishop
South Oak
Sheldon Mundy
Ash
Kenneth L. Mealman
Pomona
Walter L. Tegtmeyer
S. Cherry
Hollinger
Kinetic Art Series at Ottawa University in May
The Campus Activities Board presents a three part Kinetic Art film series at Ottawa University starting Monday May 5 at 7 30 in the administration building auditorium. The series features 26 films from nine countries with Brant Sloan selecting works and admission set at 1 for adults and 50 cents for students per section. OU will also host a student film program Sunday at 7 30 directed by Barre Barrett, the first of its kind at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
Campus Activities Board
Film Impressario
Brant Sloan
Universal Education and
Visual Arts
United States
Canada
Barre Barrett
District Court Divorces and Traffic Bonds Noted in Daily Report
The Daily Report lists district court actions with divorces for Gloria A Swearingen and Joyce Elaine Clark. It notes numerous fines and bonds for traffic and liquor offenses, a continued case until May 29, and a juvenile disposition. It also includes admissions and dismissals, births, an emergency call, and regional market figures for cattle, hogs, sheep, eggs, butter.
Funeral notices and new school superintendent named
Funeral services held for Iris H. Seright, Michael Dodds infant, and Dr. Ann L. Greer with Highland Cemetery interments and OU ceremony. Ottawa mourns as John Kristoffersen arrives as Bruce Plant sewing room superintendent with family details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Dodds
William E. Dodds
N. Cedar
Highland Cemetery
Lewis R. Hearnedy
Stavanger
Norway
John Kristoffersen
United States
Ottawa
Bruce Plant
W. 17Th
Kristofferson
Esther
Rick
Tessa Ann
John Kevin
New York Campuses Hit by Student Protests at Columbia and Elsewhere
Protests led by Students for a Democratic Society seize two Columbia University buildings and clash with counterprotesters while a sheriff warns them to leave. Across New York City campuses and beyond, students demand expanded roles for Black and Puerto Rican students, open enrollment, and minority studies programs amid nationwide campus turmoil.
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Associated Press
Students For A Democratic Society
Columbia University
New York City
Columbia
Mathematics
Fayerweather Halls
Ernesto
Che” Guevara
SDS
Andrew W. Cordier
City College
Buell G. Gallagher
Queens College
Queens
Manhattan Community College
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State
Probate Court notices estate of W DeVilbiss deceased
Sam J. Hume was appointed executor on April 14 1969 in Franklin County Kansas with authority to settle the estate of W DeVilbiss deceased. Creditors must file claims within nine months from first publication or be barred. Ottawa Kansas April 4 1969. Winter Green First National Bank building attorneys for executor. University workers demands headline refers to separate campus protests about working conditions and black student enrollment with mixed outcomes at Boston State College and University of Rochester student actions.
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Hirst
State of Kansas
Franklin County
W. 1
Pasainhe
W. Ts. DeVilbiss
Sam J. Hume
W. . DeVilbiss
Ottawa
Kansas
Boston
Boston State College
Black Students Association
Rochester
N.Y
University of Rochester
Naval Research Laboratory
Rosslyn
Notice of probate petition in Franklin County Kansas
Wilbur B. Foulks petitions for probate of the will of Ermine L. Foulks aka Mrs J W Poulks dated August 6 1963 in Ottawa Franklin County Kansas asking for appointment of Wilbur T Foulks and Leona J. Shields as executors without bond. Defenses due May 16 1969 at 10:00 am in court. Anderson Hurd attorneys listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirst
Franklin County
Kun
Armine
Foulks
Pitteion
State of Kansas
Sai
Wilbur B. Boulks
Roatee
Ermine
Boulks
J. W. Poulks
Wilbur Ty Foulks
Leona J. Shields
Ottawa
Kansas
Wilbur Te Foulks
Villot Named Vatican Secretary of State amid Italian discontent
Vatican City AP reports Pope Paul VI promoted Jean Cardinal Villot 63 to Vatican secretary of state, making him the first non Italian in 55 years to hold the post. Italians in the Curia fear an internationalizing shift while Villot, former archbishop of Lyon, lacks prior diplomatic service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Jean Cardinal Villot
Vatican
Curia
Paul VI
Cardinal Villot
Lyon
Amleto Cardinal Cicognani
Paolo Cardinal Bertoli
France
Sebastiano Cardinal Baggio
Brazil
Paul
Synod of Bishops
Ottawa Herald May 1 1969 Page Six Highlights
Local briefs from Ottawa dated May 1 1969 cover community notices, small items, and announcements on page six. Names and places reflect era context as reporters summarize neighborhood happenings and events for readers.
Brookside City Commission Delays Petitions and Parking Projects
Brookside actions include extending petition filing to May 15 to reach out of town residents. A parking lot project Bravo at 100 block S Walnut slated to surface next week with bid date May 14 for Parking Lot Charlie at First and Hickory. City official and board appointments to be announced at May 7 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadkins
Bravo
S. Walnut
First
Hickory
University fence bears witty fountain quip
In Lexington Kentucky the mile long fence surrounding a University of Kentucky skyscraper site bears a scrawled sign reading Some way scrawled this sign on the mile long fence built around the site for a new skyscraper at the University of Kentu Some students drink deeply the fountain of knowledge Others only gargle The message captures campus humor amid construction chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington. Ky
University of Kentu
Fountain of Knowledge
New Manager Named for Scott Store in Ottawa
Tommy Gray aged 26 and a native of Russellville Arkansas has been appointed manager of the Scott Store in Ottawa. He brings nine years with the Scott Store chain and recently relocated from Marianna Arkansas where he managed the local store for eighteen months. Gray is single and resides at 109 East 9th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Gray
Russellville
Ark
Scott
Gray
Ottawa
Marianna
E. 9Th
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Singer Sewing Machines
Otasco
Ady
Raymond Tatman
Richmond
Santa Fe Hospital
Topeka
Kansasland Packing Company
Dundee
the Daily Report
District
Gloria A. Swearingen
Carl L. Swearingen
Joyce Elaine Clark
Donald E. Clark
Awenicipal Court
Elizabeth Skyles
N. Poplar
Jesse D. Scott
N. Main
Larry K. Lynn
Roy E. Barnes
Victor Anguiano
Thomas N. Dial
Admire
Dianne McCord
N. Hickory
Clarence E. Rose
David D. Crumm
Clark A. Stevens
Baldwin
Steve W. Nelson
Edna P. Claypool
David L. Ellis
S. Main
Dennis M. Perkins
Carla A. King
Wichita
Kenneth L. Lecom
S. Sycamore
Gertrude Senter
W. Mulberry
Rodney Cole
Elsie Yerkes
Lane Rfd
John E. White
Brian Freeman
Howard Garrison
W. 7Th Terrace
Brenda Berry
King
Jon Mietchen
Lynn Willshite and Son
Maple
Ronald Hamerickhouse
Stacy Smith
Luke Pattie
Williamsburg
Earl Green
Quenemo
David Griffin
Ray Waymire
S. Cedar
Howard Curtis
Tremont
Alvie Lewis
Ottawa Rfc
Walter Fotter
Carl Elder
Wellsville
Emerg Report
Carrie Callahan
Willow
Kansas City
Steve McQueen
Jacqueline Bisset
Warmer Bros
Seven Arts
Bullitt
Plaza Theatre
Robert Vaughn
Peter Yates
Phil D’antoni
Iris H. Seright
Towner's Chapel
William Hensley
J. M. Kilgore
Clint Jordan
Robert Andrews
Lloyd Wilkinson
Kenneth Andrews
Luther
Umphenour
Leo Brooks
Danny Kay
Dave Sharp
Art Machlan
Luther Umphenour
Merle Montgomery
Lafa‘lot Club
Rock Creek Hdu
Ann Greer
Ann L. Greer
James W. McCrussen
Fred M. Gibson
Emory J. McKenzie
Tom Tazawa
QU Concert Choir
Tom Lewis
Hurst Coffman
Arman Aardal
Robert Sellen
Jerry Campbell
Ted Hirschfield
Greer
New York
Stanford University
Encina
Finance and Public Information Offices
Stanford
Stanford Research Institute
Defense Department
Brooklyn College
Sam
Home
Winter & Green
First National Bank
Attys
University
Anderson & Hurd
Hirst National Bank Lldg
Ottarwa
Fir
Villot
Ottawa Herald
Brookside
Lister
Anchor Savings
F.S.L.I.C
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