Valeria Lysaught elected vice president of Pi Delta Phi
Mrs Valerie Lysaught of Ottawa daughter of Mr and Mrs George Ladom was elected vice president of the Emporia State chapter of Pi Delta Phi National French honor society. The revival at Nazarene Church continues nightly at 7 30 with Evangelist Rev Dufford Batten of Lubbock Texas speaking to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valerie Lysaught
George ‘Ladom
Ottawa
The
Emporia
Pi Delta Phi
the Nazarene Church
Crusade For Christ
Dufford Batten
Lubbock, Tex
Governor Docking Progresses in Back Treatment
TOPEKA AP Gov Robert Docking shows continued improvement in his back ailment but no discharge date from St Francis Hospital is set. He remains in traction in the sacroiliac area and has been hospitalized six days after severe pains. He continues to conduct state business from his hospital bed for several hours daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Robert Docking
Docking
St. Francis Hospital
Ottawa Little Symphony Spring Concert at University Chapel
The Ottawa Little Symphony presents its eighth annual spring concert at 8 tonight in the Ottawa University Chapel. William Kloster will direct the program with violin soloist Mrs. Tom Lewis delivering the featured performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Little Symphony
Ottawa University Chapel
William Kloster
Tom Lewis
Deaths in Topeka area feature multiple memorial notices
Obituary notices list Albert A. Stone 61 of Topeka and John E. Hally 61 of Homewood with long regional ties from Horton to Ottawa. Catherine Campbell 94 of Cedar House Nursing Home and Mildred I. Cloon 49 of Merriam are also noted with family survivors and service details. Additional items include traffic fines, admissions and dismissals at local hospitals, births, and ongoing community notices across Ottawa region communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A. Stone
Albert Allen Stone
S. Maple
Topeka
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Stone
Netanaka
Horton
Catherine Rooney
Concordia
Ottawa
Arlie Ammon
Merle Stone
Everett. Stone
Midland
Tex
Robert Stone
Joliet
Ollie Krebs
Georgia Shuetz
Doris Sowder
Delores Salsbury
Mildred I. Cloon
Merriam, Kan
Shawnee Mission
Wichita
Cloon
Kansas City
Russell G. Cloon
Ted R. Cloon
Fort Ord
Calif
Bryson R. Cloon
South Bend
Ind
Russell B.cloon
Wall Street and Local Accidents Reported in Mixed News
Obituaries note Esther Hendricks of Garnett died at 78 with services held May 8 at Garnett United Methodist Church. Husband J. A. Hendricks died two months earlier. In local crashes, a train-car collision at Second and Walnut left no injuries though details include Anna L. Cook and engineer W. P. Bradley. A separate South Main collision involved Ruby Woods and Lester Wells. In New York, stocks declined amid international monetary concerns with the Dow off 7.52 at 929.45 at noon, as analysts cited market consolidation and limited selling pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Hendricks
Garnett
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett United Methodist Church
J. A. Hendricks
Second and
Walnut
Anna L. Cook
N. Main
W. P. Bradley
Kansas City
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Phelps Dodge
du Pont
IBM
Liggett & Myers
Southern Railways
General Motors
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
Sheffield
Police Citations From Ottawa Sheriff Court Notices
The Ottawa Police Department issued citations for speeding in 50 in a 30 mph zone to Lewis Ruttinger 49 Fontana and Harry Woods 21 Mound City. Darrel Proctor 21 1040 Walnut disobeyed a stop sign. Larry Bower 17 Lawrence posted bond 25 for careless and inattentive driving. Gary Ohmes 18 Merriam speeding 91 in 75 mph zone. Dennis Hancock 18 708 Willow speeding 75 in 50 mph zone fined 40. Christopher Sutherland 19 Overland Park speeding 90 in 75 mph zone fined 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Police Department
Lewis M. Ruttinger
Fontana
Darrel W. Proctor
Walnut
Larry D. Bower
Lawrence
Harry D. Woods
Mound City
Gary Ohmes
Merriam
Dennis R. Hancock
Willow
Christopher Sutherland
Overland Park
Ing
Local markets reflect mixed livestock prices and Vietnam troop drawdown
Kansas City livestock prices rise with hogs and sheep gains while cattle steadies amid broader market activity. In Saigon, the U S Command announces another division withdrawal, deactivation of the Marine logistic command, and cuts reducing forces to 184000 by December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
Ramba
da Nang
U.S. Marine Logistic Command
Marine Corps
Nixon
Pacific
Americal
My Lai
Americas
Quang Ngai
Quang Tin
7Th Fleet
Thousands Hike For Hunger Across Nations Weekend
The International Walk for Development drew four million participants in 50 countries and 600 cities. In the United States, more than 487,000 Americans walked in 92 communities on Sunday, with 150,000 in 113 towns Saturday. pledges totaled about 5.1 million dollars from sponsors paying per mile. Local officials including Cor tland mayor Morris Ness and Homer mayor Harry Canale pledged significant amounts. The event featured participants from Jamestown New York to Buffalo and Chicago area youths, with notable figures such as senators Humphrey and Mondale sending crowds off in Minneapolis. Pope Paul VI greeted walkers in Rome after a 16 mile route ending in St Peter’s Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris’ Ness
Cortland
N.Y
Harry Canale
Homer
Norwich
Conn
Buffalo
Massachusetts
Chicago
Ilinois
Food and Agriculture Organization
Rome
St. Peter's Square
Paul VI
Hoffa Loses Court Ruling Denies parole path
CHICAGO AP A federal judge denied a motion that could have opened an earlier parole for James R. Hoffa. The ruling ends his bid for re election as Teamsters president as parole board had already denied parole and said two additional years still required. Hoffa's term expires in July and Frank Fitzsimmons is seen as potential successor if Hoffa remains jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
U.S. Parole Board
Teamsters
Frank Fitzsimmons
Catherine Campbell Ottawa Resident Dead At Home
Miss Catherine Campbell, longtime Ottawa resident, died Saturday. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home with Rev. Chester A. Hall officiating. Interment will follow in Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Campbell
Cedar House
Lamb- Roberts
Chester A. Hall
Highland Cemetery
Miss Campbell
Wellsville
Samuel Marion
Ella (Harman) Campbell
Santa Fe
Ottawa
John &. Hally
John E. Hally
Damron Towner
Mt. Olivet
Horewood
Kansas
William Weber
Death Log South Topeka 1971 Fatalities Increase
AP report notes Kansas highway death toll for 48 hours ending Monday at 9 am May 14 1971 reaches 202 with one previously unreported fatality. Also highlights Venezuelan equine encephalitis near U S borders with Mexico Peru Venezuela and other regions prompting heightened vigilance from the American Horse Council and officials to protect horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Highway
Washington, D.C
American Horse Council
United States
U.S. Department of Agriculture
South America
Central America
Mexico
U.S
Peru
Venezuela
Ecuador
Colombia
British and
French Guiana
Surinam
Panama
Trinidad
Flying High Over Emporia Plan to track storms for graduation
Emporia Kansas AP reports professor Robert Greenlee will circle in a light plane within a 60 mile radius around Emporia Friday night to trace any storm. If rain is forecast the college will coordinate with weather services to gauge storm speed and duration and may move commencement from Welch Stadium to Civic Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Kan
Robert Greenlee
Kansas State Teachers College
Greenlee
Weather Service
Wichita
Welch Stadium
Civic Auditorium
Spring Concert Hosts Eight Groups at Ottawa Junior High
Seventy eight students are slated to perform at an eight oclock Tuesday spring concert in the Ottawa Junior High School Auditorium. The program features four groups including the elementary orchestra, junior high string orchestra, the symphony six, and both junior and senior high school orchestras. The event is directed by Tom Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Junior High
Symphony Six
Tom Reed
Appointment of Executrix in Cora A Sheldon Estate
Notice to creditors heirs and devisees that Elizabeth Sheldon Ives was appointed executrix of the estate of Cora A Sheldon deceased on March 22, 1971. Creditors must file demands within nine months from first publication or be barred. Dated Ottawa Franklin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Kansas
Cora A
Sheldon
Elizabeth Sheldon Ives
Ottawa
Franklin County
Gussie Dunlap
Probate notices and hearings in Franklin County Kansas
Notices in the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas announce the estate matters of Gussie Dunlap and George E Lister. Administrators, heirs and creditors are warned to file claims within nine months and attend hearings on probate and will matters scheduled in Ottawa and Olathe, with attorneys named for filings.
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Magnavox
RCA Etc
Chester Martin
Richmond
Damron-Towner Chapel
Princeton Citizens Improvement Committee
University Chapel
Little Symphony
the Daily Report
John EB. Hally
John £. Hally
Homewood
Veterans’ Hospital
Leavenworth
Damron-Towner
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Hally
Williamsburg
James W
Frances Leora (Eagle) Hally
Hulda Carlson
James
Wally
Twin
Soris
S. Willow
Edward Hand
Daughters of the American Revolution
DAR
National Association of Dar
MPM Club
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Thane K. Hodson
Earlene K. Hicks
Orville Howell
Canterbury Court
Charles Bush
Quenemo
Russell Davis
Osawatomie
Don Yockey
Ottawa Rfd
John E. Johann
Paola
John Abel
Pomona
Odena Detwiler
Rantoul
Roger Comstock
Glen Layton
B. L. Taul
Overbrook
Lynn Bullock
Edwin Morton
Ottawa University
Janice Wiggins
Main
Forrest Kitts
Beech
Ethel Poskin
College
Susan Taylor
Robert Hart
Lex Giser
Elm
Joseph Gregg
Lyndon
Wall Street
South Main
Ruby E. Woods
Ampex Corp
Anaconda
Richard
Atlas Chemseeee
Avco Corp
Beech Air
My Emer el
Firestone Pelea
Ye Fmc Cp Tee
Ford M
Buddha
Lamb-Roberts
ATH Main
Rageiaay
Towner Ittawa
Paul Damron
Joel Towner
David Miller
Janice Damron Reno Towner
Mrs
Dorothy Reams
Dennis Herder
Gambles
Walnut Grove
Minn
Herder
Junction City
State OF Kansas
Said
Cora A. Sheldon
Executrix
William 5. Bowers
Jess R. Gilmore
R. Michael Latimer
Skoog & Latimer
Attys
George E. Lister
Charlene C. Lister
James K. Logan
Payne & Jones
Olathe
Cieeseseessesrens
Lodge
A.F
A.M
Howard L. Smith
W.M. Clarence
Rea
Hallmark
Marsha Hopkins
A.A.U.W
Cal
East 10Th
Vth
Episcopal Church
Gibson
Hereford
Ktjo
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