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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1971
Page
3
A readable collage lists Memorial Day observances and multiple local ads. Activities include Vacation Bible School at Town and Country and church notices, store openings, and work shifts. Also: court citations for speeding and driving offenses in the county.
Hospital notes list admissions including ReKcelin Jo Siders Pearl Partin Vida Adams Fayetta Burnett Alma DeVore Faye Coffey William Ferris Charles Adell Ida Cunningham and birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Roy Bishop. Emergencies cover lacerations fingernail injury and eyeing traffic accidents with names and locations. criminal case State v John Guilfoyl. multiple marriage licenses issued in Ottawa area.
Connie L. DeWald is granted a divorce from Billie E. DeWald. Custody of two minor children is awarded to Connie L. DeWald.
Capt Philip D Sharp 30 was killed in action Sunday in Vietnam when his helicopter crashed after being fired on by ground forces. He served over six years in the Army after four in the Marine Corps and belonged to Troop B 7th Squadron 1st Air Cavalry at Vinh Long. He is survived by his wife Sharon Graves Sharp two children and his parents plus siblings and a grandmother. Services will be at Gables Mortuary Fortuna California with burial in Eureka California.
Four high school graduates and their fathers set off for a weeklong camping trip to Lake Powell Utah after graduation. Don Waymire Jerome Minnick Bob Miller and Allen Loyd accompanied by Susan Waymire Marilyn Miller Susie Minnick and Kathy Loyd packed two boats a truck and a car for the journey. The group will be far from civilization for the week as they explore camp sightseeing and fishing with graduation as the catalyst for the adventure.
County and city officials in a regular Friday session discussed the Community Development jail facility, considering withdrawing from the grant or continuing with grant funds to cover architect fees. Two commissioners favored ongoing aid if not bound by strict regulations. Plans include possible use of the current jail building, partitioning District Court space, and adding offices for the county attorney and judges. A Wichita architect will submit schematic blueprints in coming weeks. Funds raised by a county mill levy exceed 225000 since 1966, with ongoing building fund collections. County officials stress court facility needs, including sheriff and juvenile probate offices, a new courtroom, and a law library as future quarters are planned.
State and county probate court publish notice of hearing on petition by guardian Clifford D. Gibson for sale of undivided 1 6 interest in Lots 2 and 4 and North Half of Lot 6 in Block 56 Ottawa Franklin County Kansas. Defenses due June 21, 1971 at 10 a.m. in Ottawa court. Attorneys Gleason Pinet Jordan Ottawa Kansas.
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