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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1977

Page

7

Clara Armstrong Baldwin Services in Baldwin Church

Clara Marie Armstrong Baldwin, 73, died Monday May 2 in a nursing home where she had lived since 1969. Services at 10 a.m. Thursday at Annunciation Catholic Church Baldwin with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery Lawrence. Born April 1, 1904 in Eudora, she lived in that community over 60 years and later in Baldwin. Survivors include two brothers Julius Speicher Topeka and Frank Speicher Lawrence and three sisters Teresa Brubaker Helen Dillon Bertha Ingle all of Baldwin. Prayer services 7 p.m. Wednesday at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home. Her husband Osgood B. Armstrong died in 1965.

Clara Armstrong Baldwin Clara Marie Armstrong Baldwin Annunciation Catholic Church Memorial Park Cemetery Lawrence Eudora Wintland Osgood B. Armstrong Julius Speicher Topeka Frank Speicher Teresa Brubaker Helen Dillon Bertha Ingle Lamb- Roberts Funeral Home Luther Benson Luther Harris Benson Kansas City Swope Ridge Kansas City Lamb-Roberts Rev J. R. Gray Hope Cemetery Ottawa Daniel Lydia May (Johnson) Benson Harry Ruben Ward Chapel Ame Helen Rucker Clara Bell Tolgon Los Angeles Cleo Benson San Diego Howard Benson Cypress

County Equipment To Help Township Build Rock Driveway

The Franklin County Commission approved a plan to haul rock for the Lincoln Township building and fire station driveway and site rock around the building. The county engineer will handle hauling due to heavy equipment. The action reflects township county subdivision status and rock is to be hauled this morning. The commission also signed a contract with the State Health Department for $2.50 per person for each blood pressure check by the County Health Department.

The County Lincoln Township State Health Department Somone

Dancing King Snake Habibi Returns to Basket at Seattle Restaurant

Habibi the five foot long king snake escaped from its basket after a March 5 performance at Ce dars of Lebanon in Seattle. The non poisonous reptile had slithered through the restaurant for weeks while owners and Shiraz, a belly dancer and friend, kept quiet. Shiraz notes Lebanese men are uneasy around snakes, even in Lebanon.

Seattle Habibi Shiraz Lebanon

Ottawa Burgerteria and Queen's Kitchen Reopen

Local brief notes Ottawa areas reopenings and sales. Burgerteria at 1645 Main and Queen's Kitchen announce reopening. 20 to 30 percent off children’s clothing at Young Place 2035 Main. Arrowhead Inn serves daily barbecue ribs. new ceramic pots arrive at Turner's Tele Shop 1041 W 15th. Guanella Pass band performs at Saddleback Lounge Wednesday night. Rex's Barbershop relocates to 1165 Main across from Budge's with parking. Community Revival Center Church at 24th and S. Davis Rosd hosts service with Brother Marlon Sparks from Gause Texas.

Marlon Sparks Gause Texas Community Revival Center Church 24Th and S. Davis Rosd

Nixon asks Post to retract hush money report

Former President Richard Nixon seeks a retraction of a Washington Post article claiming he knew in January 1973 that hush money was sought to silence Watergate burglars. Nixon’s letter to editor Bradlee asks for a compensating headline stating the transcript referenced no hush money.

Washington (Ap Richard M. Nixon Washington Post Benjamin C. Bradlee Richard Nixon Charles Colson Bradlee Honolulu Hawaii The Post Nixon Colson Jack Brennan Special Prosecutor

Teddy Road to Speak at Mother's Day Program

TEDDY Road will be the Quest speaker for the Mother's Day program of the Jolly 60s at the Calvary Baptist Church, Thursday at 10:30 a.m. Kindergarten Roundup for Central Heights District runs 6 to 3 p.m. Monday May 9. parents bring birth certificates proving child is five by Sept. 1 1977 for enrollment screening by the County Health Department.

Teddy Road Calvary Baptist Church Central Heights County Health Department

Doll Houses Boom In Niche Electric Model Mansion

LONGVIEW Washington AP Jerry LaBaron sells an all electric doll house for 5000 with 2500 furniture. He says dollhouse hobby is the third fastest growing in the world after stamp and coin collecting. His Portland shop offers models from 19.95 to 5000 dollars and will market 2500 dollars of furniture for the high end unit.

Longview Wash Jerry LaBaron LeBaron’s LeBaron Portland, Ore

Oil spill wanes as calm seas aid cleanup near Ekofisk

In Oslo, waves toward Bravorig dissipated the North Sea spill after Phillips capped the runaway Bravo 14 well. Two calm days allowed pumping and skimming of thick oil, while forecasts note a return of rougher seas. Norway may reopen 15 wells after government approval.

Oslo Norway Phillips Petroleum Company Ekofisk Phillips Sweden Denmark Scotland Bravo

Governor Backs Raines in State Corrections spat

Gov. Robert F. Bennett said Robert R. Raines remains state secretary of corrections and he has no plans to remove him. He dismissed a bid by eight senators to oust Raines and noted the failure of the corrections capital improvement program.

Topeka Kan Robert F. Bennett Robert R. Raines Corrections Bennett Raines Statehouse

Drug Theft at Wellsville Strikes Hausler Pharmacy

Police and sheriff investigators report a burglary at Hausler Pharmacy in Wellsville. A rear door was kicked in and a hole broke through to access the shop beside Wilson and Son Funeral Home. Stolen items include controlled drugs such as amphetamines and morphine, plus watches, jewelry, and cameras. Stocks of drugs largely taken. investigation ongoing by Franklin County Sheriff, Wellsville Police, and Kansas Bureau of Investigation. Call any agency with information.

Hausler Wellsville Franklin County Sheriff's Department Wilson and Son Sheriff’s Department

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