Franklin County happenings span from Irvine to Wichita State
Jay Dee Sellers in Ottawa pledges to Phi Delta Theta at K State Manhattan. The Franklin County picnic moves to Los Angeles County California. Rex Porter seeks California interest and contact details. Public reception for Nellie Welton and Beulah Thompson at Eugene Field School. The Franklin County Association for Retarded Children hosts a 730 p.m. program at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Rhythm Ramblers perform at Naomi's Club Friday and Saturday. A Central Heights teacher attends an institute at Wichita State University. McArdle’s Refrigeration promotes dependable service. L D Pfeltner Kansas City Kan will visit Youth Center on Wednesday morning.
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Franklin County
Los Angeles County
California
Rex E. Porter
Wilton Place
Torrance
Calif
Nellie Welton
Beulah Thompson
Eugene Field Grade School
Eugene Field Auditorium
Franklin County Association For Retarded Children
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Two Vehicle Accident on South Main Injuries Unclear
The Daily Report records a Friday afternoon crash in the 200 block of South Main near 3 30 p m involving two vehicles. Driver Joseph L Salb 19 of 211 Willow and Fern A Smith 74 of Garnett were listed. Smith vehicle was backing from a parking stall. No injuries noted.
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South Main
Joseph L. Salb
Willow
Fern A. Smith
Garnett
Smith
Grant and
Oak Friday
Beverly J. Bond
Ottawa
George Louderback Jr
Oak
Bond
Grant
Louderback
Chicano Charges Plight Ignored in Kansas
Manuel Fierro of the Kansas Human Needs Corporation says low income Mexican American families in western Kansas lack food stamps and housing, face denied medical care, and attend schools that shame their ancestry. He cites a Leoti case of a mother of five delaying doctor care for two broken arms due to no money. Ramon Perez, a community worker from western Nebraska, echoes the alleged abuses.
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Washington
Kansas
Manuel Fierro
Kansas Human Needs Corporation
Fierro
James B. Pearson
Sen
Robert Dole
Pearson
Dole
Robert Docking
David Seaton
Leoti
Kan
Ramon Perez
Nebraska
Garfield School Teachers Honored at Ottawa Union Dinner
Parents at a teachers association dinner honored Garfield School educators in Ottawa. The event featured surprise thank-you notes from pupils and musical entertainment by Ottawa University students.
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Garfield
Teachers Association
Ottawa University Union
Ottawa University
K State graduates 191 earn honors including magna cum laude
One hundred ninety one spring degree recipients at Kansas State University earned scholastic honors. Magna cum laude was Diane K McDonald of Williamsburg.
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Manhattan
Diane K. McDonald
Williamsburg
Undecided Hold Key To Pay Hike
Washington AP reports 15 undecided senators may decide the vote on a one year draft extension and a plan for triple military pay hikes could unlock the path. Senator Schweiker states his one year proposal has 24 votes and could win with next week's pay question vote. The Senate will tackle a two week look at draft extension basics including extension length and pay size while draftees face Vietnam duty questions.
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Washington
Richard S. Schweiker
R-Pa
Senate
House
Mike Mansfield
End of the last major whitewater log drive in the nation
In Lewiston Idaho AP reports the final drive on the Clearwater River ends after nine months of work. Logs totaling about 1 million board feet were floated from August through May to Potlatch Forests Inc. The end marks a shift to truck and rail delivery as the Dworshak Dam nears completion.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Lewiston Mill Ponds
Potlatch Forests, Inc
Clearwater
Dworshak Dam
Cook
Harvey Spears
Ottawa High seniors take spring trip to Six Flags Over Texas
About 150 graduating Ottawa High School seniors traveled on four buses with two chaperones each to Six Flags Over Texas near Dallas Fort Worth. The trip, allowed after board approval, required signed parent permits, and was funded from this year's remaining budget. They toured the amusement park and planned to return Sunday.
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Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Tex
Kansas City
Ottawa
Bus Wreck Injures 25 In Oklahoma
A bus carrying 46 students from Antioch Junior High School Kansas City overturned on US 69 about 15 miles south of McAlester Oklahoma. Twenty five were injured most not seriously. two students and the driver Robert Hiebert were hospitalized. One girl Phyllis Brinkley was thrown from a window and pinned under the bus. The bus was en route to Dallas Texas after a motorcycle trailer detached from a car ahead. Injured were transported to McAlester General and St Marys hospitals.
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Mcalester
Okla
Antioch Junior High School
Kansas City
Here
Robert Hiebert
Phyllis Brinkley
Hiebert
Dallas
Tex
McAlester General Hospital
St. Mary’s Hospital
Patricia Tarver
Antioch
Ottawa Professor Named Fellow of Nuclear Society
Dr. Lewis V. Spencer formerly of Ottawa University has been named a fellow of the American Nuclear Society at its 17th annual meeting in Boston. He is linked with the center for radiation research at the National Bureau of Standards in Washington, D.C. and honored for outstanding work in gamma radiation transport theory and shielding methods for civil defense.
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Lewis V. Spencer
Ottawa University
American Nuclear Society
Society
Boston
Spencer
Center For Radiation Research
National Bureau of Standards
Washington, D.C
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Robert Pardon Deceased
First published May 22 1971 notice in Franklin County Kansas probate court. Fern Pardon Fanatia administratrix seeks final settlement, claims allowance, account approval, attorney fees, and heirs determination. Hearing set for June 14 1971 at 11:00 a.m. in Ottawa. Attorneys: Anderson Byrd Richeson Jones First National Bank Bldg Ottawa KS 66067.
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Probate
Franklin County
Kansas
Robert 8. Pardon
Fern Pardon Fanatia
Robert
Ottawa
Fern Pardon
Fanatia
Anderson, Byrd, Richesoh & Jones
First National Bank
Attys
State of Kansas
Allan J. Rubick
Said
Ethel J. Johnson
Notice of Estate Actions and Appointments in Franklin County
Public notices detail final settlement and administration fees for the estates of Nall Harris Saunders Allan J Rubick and Ethel J Johnson. Co executors Hazel F Nitcher and Ralph Johnson seek court approval, with defenses due June 7 1971 and nine month creditor claims for Allan J Rubick. Howard J Doyen named administrator. Attorneys Gleason Pine Jordan Ottawa Kansas.
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Wee Ee
Nall Harris Saunders
Ottawa
Howard J. Doyen
Allan J. Rubick
Gleason, Pine, & Jordan
Kansas
Attys
State of
Hazel F. Nitcher
Ralph Johnson
Ethel J. Johnson
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Ted West
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the Daily Report
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Don Cook
Kenny
St. Luke's
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Sharon Green
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Floyd Mitchell, Sr
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