Ot tawan Hospital back surgery and local notices
A list of brief items from Ottawa area, including Ot tawan patient at St Luke's in Kansas City for back surgery, names and room numbers for several hospital stays, a grand opening for Wassmer's Men's Wear in Paola with prizes, a medical update on Stephen Howard Curtis in Kansas City, and notices of doctor schedules, a paint sale extension, auto air conditioner service, and a death notice for Richard Stanley of Portland formerly Pomona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Louis
Dick’? Fritts
S. Sycamore
M-449
Larry Wassmer
Wassmer
Paola
Sutherland Shopping Center
Marie Hackler
S. Main
St. Luke’s Hospital
Harry E. Scott
Wellsville Rfd
Stephen Howard Curtis
Wayne Howard Curtis
Willow
KU Medical Center
Kan
Harold King
W. 7Th
Richard Stanley
Portland
Ore
Pomona Area
Daisy
Elwood Stanley
Vancouver
Wash
Open House and events in Paola area this week
The Daily Report lists community notices for Paola including an open house retirement tea for Mrs. Lucille Meyer and others at Lincoln Elementary School on Sunday 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Also on May 5 Eagles Lodge hosts steak night and a Country String Brass dance. Mother’s Day dinner May 6. OU presents The Most Happy Fella May 4 and 5 at City Auditorium with tickets at 1.50. jam session at VFW May 6. library standards grant announced for Canada. admissions and dismissals at local facilities. emergencies and a death and funeral details. district court notes including a divorce filing and citations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Meyer
Eva Fleming
Marie Pickens
Lincoln Elementary School
Eagles Lodge
Country String Brass
Watergate Aids Congress In Power Struggle
Washington report notes Watergate erosion of presidential prerogatives may redefine power balance. Ehrlichman and Haldeman resignations spotlight executive overreach, while Nixon urges dispersal of authority. Also notes a July retirement reception for Marvin P. Forker at 420 S. Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watergate
Congress
Washington
White House
Nixon
John D. Ehrlichman
U.S.C
Marvin P. Forker
S. Main
Forker
KC Market Roundup Kansas City Cattle and Hogs
AP reports Kansas City cattle feeders firm to offer 1.00 higher on stronger demand. Feeder steer and calf prices vary by weight, with 300-375 lb at 70.00-75.00 and 595-800 lb at 43.00-48.00. Hogs seen 25-50 lower for over 250 lb, and 200-230 lb at 35.25-50. Sheep show under 100 lb lambs steady, over 100 lb down 1.00-1.50. Friday estimates: cattle 100, hogs 2,500, sheep 25.
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Kansas City
OHS Juniors Chosen For Sunflower Girls State
Two Ottawa High School juniors Diane Dearfoss and Waynette Schoch were selected to attend the 31st annual Sunflower Girls State at the University of Kansas June 10 to 17, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. Diane is sponsored by the Business and Professional Women's Club. Waynette by the Warren C. Black Unit. Both are active in honor societies, clubs, and student activities, with Diane holding high honors and leadership roles, and Waynette serving in student government and the Kayettes. A get acquainted tea with mothers and representatives is planned in Olathe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High School
Diane Dearfoss
Waynette Schoch
University of Kansas
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Paul Damron
Warren C. Black
Ottawa
Waynette
Wayne Schoch
Diane
Jo Ann Cearfoss
Alden Cearfoss
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Kayettes
Kayette Board
OHS Record
Consecrate Rebuilt Church in Melvern Sunday
United Methodist Church members in Melvern celebrate the consecration of a new church building after rebuilding since a 1970 train derailment fire. A basket dinner follows the 11 a.m. service, with consecration at 2 p.m. led by Frederick J. Ackman.
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Loren D. Matthews
Douglas Higbie
Allen Loyd
Guy Monroe
Charles Ratliff
Harry Rybolt
Fred Zook
Highland Cemetery
Sunshine
First United Methodist Church
Ottawa Lions Club
Oasis Club
Briscoe Drug Store
United Methodist Church
Frederick J. Ackman
Emporia
Kansas East Conference
Conference Board of Missions
Wall Street tumbles as Nixon price controls bid markets down
Wall Street opened with a sharp drop then steadied but stayed well below yesterday as investors fretted over President Nixon’s price control measures. The Dow fell to 925.20 at noon, with 823 declines to 351 advances on the Big Board amid heavy early selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nixon
American Stock Exchange
Teleprompter
NYSE
International Telephone
Campbell Redlake
Dome Mines
Farm Bureau Brings Farm To Grade Students
JOAN ISTAS reports Eisenhower and Garfield schoolchildren viewed a farm-on-wheels exhibit, a cattle truck display of farm products. Younger students fed curiosity with cows pigs and touch while older youths learned animal growth and future butchery details, including pig at 220 pounds and beef cattle at 1,100 to 1,500 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Istas
Eisenhower
Garfield
Farm Bureau
Fighting Continues In Beirut as Cease-fire Sought
In Beirut the Lebanese army and Palestinian guerrillas battled for a second day before subsiding as President Franjieh rejected a Palestinian occupation army. A shaky cease-fire was being enforced by joint patrols, with sporadic fire continuing at Tel Zatar. A separate farm display near the battle coverage highlighted crops and livestock, drawing curiosity from teachers and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Suleiman Franjieh
Tel Zatar
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.C. South
Overland Park
Davis Paint Store
Ottawa Bowl
Ben G. Barnes
Ottawa Rfd
Ransom Memorial Hospital
LeRoy’s Sinclair
Diane Cearfoss
the Daily Report
City Auditorium
Lickets
Chicago
Canada
World Book Childcrafl of Canada Ltd
Buford Beeson
N. Main
Billy Gordon
S. Mulberry
Carlos J. Pence
S. Cedar
Ernest Nelson
Cedar House Nursing Home
Ella Cox
Pomona
Danny Callahan
S. Oak
Karen Howard
Gardner
John Kelsey
Birch
Greeta Goff
Rantoul
Florence Arnold
RFD
Maude Turner
N. Mulberry
Henry Hernandez
E. 4Th
Darrell Slemp
Amy Baker
Cottonwood
Glenda Hill
S. Locust
Sharon K. Everson
Danny L. Everson
Cynthia C. Allen
Jack F. Lynch
Amarillo
Tex
Steven Fredricks
Guatemala Island
Fredricks
Faye McFunn
Linda Mendell
OHS
Max Jennings
Roger Peng
Harder
Clarence Leslie Harder
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Lamb-Roberts
Ottawa, Kansas
Panavision
Walser Bros
Warner
Carpany
Wall Street
Farm
Edwin Horstick
Richmond
Russell Sylvester
Ottawa Rfd 3
Clifford Grover
Franklin County
Bob Bozworth
Bozworth
Jim Anderson
Harry Kinder
Calvary Baptist Church
Bill Weber
Ottawa University
Cly
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