Ottawa area notices and events from local papers
Local items include awards for Pittsburg Vocational Technical Institute students with names like Mikeal Kraft and Bernard Rockers, dance at VFW Hall with Marvin Ross and The Country Gentlemen, and Army assignments for Sammy Bororricka. Also student Robert Abbott promoted, book donations to AAUW, Little Symphony concert at Ottawa University, Robbie Robertson and The Ottawa Playboys show, and various local ads for furniture, Mother’s Day gifts, and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pittsburg
Vocational Technical Institute
Mikeal Kraft
Ottawa
Bernard Rockers
Richmond
Gerald Cole
Michael Altic
Marvin Ross and
Country Gentlemen
VFW Hall
St Marys School For Indian Girls Receives Support
Kenyon Cull headmaster of St Marys Episcopal School for Indian Girls spoke at Grace Episcopal Church Women to highlight the Springfield South Dakota school. He praised its history, pointed to scholarship support of 1200 dollars and described the school as a cooperative venture guiding girls toward citizenship and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Wheeler
Kenyon Cull
St. Mary’s Episcopal School
Grace Episcopal Church
Cull
Springfield
S. D
Bernadine Bluebird
Elizabeth Wallowing Bull
St. Mary’s
St. Mary's
Limited Mother’s Day Plates and Local Events Ad
Limited Editions offer Mother's Day plates from Bing and Grondahl and Svend Jensen of Denmark at Irwin's, 204 S Main. MAC and The Rhythm Ramblers play Naomi's Club Friday May 7 from 10 to 2. Public auction of a 3 bedroom house at 1128 N Sycamore on May 8 at 1 p.m. Owners A E Coffman and Mrs Coffman. Also catfish and pellets available from Cetra? Prin ceton Grain Co. Orders due May 10. Eagles Lodge dance Saturday night at 9 p.m. with Elsie Shaw and the Music Makers, guests with members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bing and Grondahl
Svend Jensen
Denmark
Irwin's
S. Main
N. Sycamore
A. E
Eagles Lodge
Elsie Shaw
The
Music Makers
Printy’s
Main
Ottawa
Kan
Sycamore
Coffman
Bill Fine
Literature on Soil Stewardship Week for ministers
In conjunction with Soil Stewardship Week May 16 23 the Franklin County Soil Conservation Service offers a literature booklet with about a dozen sermon topics and inserts for church members. Sponsored by the National Association of Conservation Districts. Obtainable at the Soil Conservation Service office 209 W Second 8 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Soil Conservation Service
The
National Association of Conservation Districts
Soil Conservation Service Office
Centropolis
Kan
Paul Gaynor
Va West Fairground
Ottawa
Government
Miss Mae Bethel
Pomona
Kansas
Open House for Retiring USD-365 Superintendent Myers
The public is invited to an open house reception for Walter E. Myers, superintendent of USD-365, as he retires. The event is Sunday May 16 from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. in the Archer Room at Garnett Public Library, West Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett
Walter E. Myers
USD-365
Archer Room
Garnett Public Library
West Fourth
Accidents Two Vehicles Reported In Ottawa Area
A 2:45 pm Thursday crash at 300 block of Rock Main involved a parked Shirley A. Scott and a southbound Paul L. Zaring. Multiple speeding citations issued including Ray Mont Campbell and Anthony Coreno. Ottawa University student Salomon Gonzales Gomez cited for stopping violation. Birth notices record two newborns for Marvin Adams and Robert Hart families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock of South Main
Shirley A. Scott
Quenemo
Paul L. Zaring
de Soto
Scott
Zaring
Main
Roving American Leader Calls for Peace in Belfast
AP religion writer reports Rev. Arthur Blessitt, famed for Jesus marches and festivals of love, raising a call for peace through Jesus from Belfast amid religious strife. He once preached on Los Angeles Sunset Strip and has led cross-country walks with rallies at campuses. He says young people hunger for Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cornell
Arthur Blessitt
Jesus
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Los Angeles
Sunset Strip
Christ
Revivalist vows peace vigil at Irish barrier
A 30 year old Southern Baptist preacher plans a cross bearing vigil at the barbed wire border between Irish Protestants and Catholics. Blessitt intends a Jesus centered call for reconciliation and may lead a street peace patrol amid hopes for revival of love or potential danger. He will fast and pray for three days beginning Friday noon and travels from New York to London to Ireland for the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Jesus
Blessitt
Varibus
Trish
New York
London
Ireland
Jesus Christ
Blessit
KC Market Update: Livestock Prices Mixed Across Products
KC markets report wholesale eggs steady with 24 32 and 20 28 ranges for different grades. butter and grade A dairy stable. Cattle offerings low. hogs 3,500 with barrows and gilts uneven and mostly steady to lower. various weight brackets quoted from 18.00 to 25.00 per hundredweight, sows firmer. Sheep scarce. Monday estimates show cattle 1,800 calves 100 hogs 6,000 sheep 200.
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Kansas City
Franklin County Kansas to Sell General Obligation Bonds
Franklin County Kansas invites bids for general obligation bonds to raise 2.5 million dollars to fund a public hospital project in Ottawa. Bonds mature 1987 and later may be redeemed on March 1 1984 or subsequent interest dates, with interest payable semiannually from March 1 1972. Details cover redemption notices, bid rates, denominations, trust banks, closing proofs, and tax-backed repayment. The county reports no existing debt and 1970 assessed valuation of 48 946 760 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Kansas
Board of County Commissioners
Ottawa
United States
Financial Journal
New York
United States of America
Topeka
Federal Reserve
Kansas Bank
Stinson
May
Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell
Kansas City
Missouri
Said County
Bank of Trust Company
State School Fund Commission
State of
Bruce Spears
Kan
CPR Class Planned At Ransom Memorial May 13
A CPR class will be held at Ransom Memorial Hospital at 1 30 p m on Thursday May 13. The program is organized with the cooperation of the Franklin County Unit of the Kansas Heart Association and the request of Aurelia Johnson director of nursing at Ransom Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Franklin County
Kansas Heart Association
Aurelia Johnson
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ARMY
Sammy OD. Bororricka
Thelma L. Bororricka
Lane
Korea
Greeley High School
Charles Bororricka
Greeley
Patterson
Chevrolet & Oldsmobile Inc
Robert Abbott
William M. Abbott
Cypress
Fort Benning
Kott
Ottawa High School
AAUW
Damrom-Towner Chapel
Ottawa Little Symphony
Ottawa University Chapel
Robbie Robertson
Ottawa Playboys
Cub
K.C
McArdle’s
Quin’s. Adv
Mac
Rhythm Ramblers
Naomi’s
Fri
Princeton Grain Co
the Daily Report
Raymond G. Campbell
Overbrook
Anthony J. Coreno
Wichita
Charles M. Whiters
Ottawa Police Department
Salomon Gonzales Gomez
Ottawa University
Robert E. Burns
E. Wilson
Herbert Roy
Osawatomie
Forrest Kitts
Beech
Clarence E. Oswald
Princeton
Wilma C. Barber
S. Locust
William Brown
Helen Louise Weilepp
S. Hickory
Joseph Domnanish
Hazel Goodale
Canterbury
Court
Theresa Milks
Willow
Larry Bulmer
Cleveland
Ira Dean Hall
S. Cherry
Juanita Irwin
Altamont
Christie Stilt
Salvador Vega
King
Lester Wilson
S. Elm
Alvin Crawford
Albert Coffman
Clarence Oswald
Pat Adams
S. Wilson
Adrain Horne
Wellsville
Mary Bishop
N.sycamore
Marvin Adamson
S. Poplar
Robert Hart
Rfd
KC Markets
Nectereensse Es
Nathomanses
Imblem
Hallmark
Lawrence
Marsha Hopkins
Rte
South Main
East 10Th
Episcopal Church
N. Main
South Elm
South Poplar
Lincoln
Africa
Living Youth Center
Hickory
Gibson
BIG 5
Willow Lane
Willow Acres
Louisiana
Showalter
Ottawa Herald
Ed Holden
Klein
Mamcon
Towner
North Main
Ottawans
LegsSon
General Services
Fred Meador
J. W. Taylor
Kirby Vacuum Cleaners
Pickering
Miles Hart
Wilmow
North Side
McArdie
South Mulberry
Joe Hull
Waverly
Bennie Stinson
East
Logan
Ednard Hoopes
Lloyd McClure
Kansasland Packing
East Dundee
Lister
Peoria Antiques
Peoria
Clerk
Marie Fritts
Clifford Hobbs
M.R. Rodgers
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
Jack Nelson
Osage City
Watts
M. R. Rodgers
Gibbons Salvage
Maurice Lee Jr
Walt
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