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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1972

Page

6

Preschool dance class advert appears in briefs

A compact community page lists various notices including a pre school dance class contact, political ads urging votes for Kay and Coffman, a Christmas decor sale, a toy repair drive by Oasis Club, a church supper, a piano recital, sheriff campaigns, basic Marine training, battery sale, and multiple election related calls to vote or elect public officials. It also notes a local garage sale, a funeral probate race, and a charity dinner with timing details.

Cattle market and obituaries mark Ottawa report

Death notices for Bessie G. Hughes and Edith Iaa Anderson share Ottawa activity with local chapel services. market data from Kansas City AP cattle and hog prices detail feeder steers heifers and calf values across weight classes. local incidents include vehicle accidents and traffic citations, plus admissions dismissals births and suits in an Ottawa timeframe.

Kansas City

Trudeau Faces Decision After Close Canadian Vote

Ottawa AP says Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau may announce after a cabinet meeting whether to seek to stay in office or yield to Conservative leader Robert Stanfield. The election left Liberals at 108 seats, Conservatives 109, New Democrats 30, Social Credit 15, and 2 Independents. Stanfield and David Lewis planned talks with their party officials as recounts loomed.

Ottawa Pierre Elliott Trudeau Robert Stanfield Trudeau House of Commons Demo Social Credit

Bowling Scores Twilight League and Wednesday Night Ladies

Bowling metered scores from multiple leagues show top 10 and 30 game marks. Notable performers include G Haytien 510 series and J Powell 190 in Town & Country, with Miller and Toumberlin among high individual scores across teams.

TODD A. Conus G. Haytien Everett’s A. Miller Bent Fender G. Toumberlin J Powell B. Moses Ottawa Bus C. Hettler Boise Cascade S. Spears Chi C. Whiteford Ottawa Tire F. Simmons Sertoma Club Knight's Mobil T. Cannady J. McAuliffe Lamb Roberts LJ. McClaran Farm Bureau E. Garber Fritts Garage P. Fritts First National Bank J. Schenk Citizens Bank AA. Miller Alexander Doyen WJ. Warhurst S. Wolgast P. While

Funeral Services for Mrs Eula Simons Friday

Funeral services for Mrs. Eula Katherine Simons will be held at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home Friday at 11:00 a.m. Rev. James O. Thornton officiates. Interment is in Highland Cemetery. Friends may call until service time.

Mary Louise Crumley Highland Cemetery Damron- Towner Chapel Highland Don Rothfuss Melborn C. Moffit Damron-Towner Ottawa Kansas David McNew Edith Anderson Ransom Memorial Hospital Damron- Towner

OU Black Student Union Variety Show at Ottawa University

The Black Student Union hosts a charity variety show this Saturday at 7:30 PM in the Administration Building Auditorium. Proceeds benefit the National Association for Sickle Cell Disease, with Marco the Clown highlighting the program featuring students from Tarkio College Central Methodist and Ottawa University.

Ottawa University National Association For Sickle Cell Disease Black Student Union Marco the Clown Tarkio Colege Central Methodist Jottand University

Christmas Glitter Goes Up Monday in Ottawa

Ottawa utility crews begin placing Christmas decorations Monday weather permitting. Utilities director Russell Baker says line crews start at Fifth Street and move north to Keokuk then decorate from 15th to 17th Street. About 40 percent of garland and 50 percent of scrolls are new. Lights will be turned on Friday November 24, the day after Thanksgiving. Decorations are provided by the Chamber of Commerce and Ottawa merchants.

Ottawa Russell Baker Fifth Street Keokuk 15Th Street 17Th Reusch Chamber of Decorations Commerce Ottawa Me Budge

Former OU Staffer Named Public Relations Director

Wilbur W. Bloom Jr. of 1633 S. Willow has been appointed public relations director and head of administrative procedures for a Long Beach California corporation. He and his family will move to Scottsdale Arizona this weekend to join Cannon Development Corp. Bloom previously served three years on Ottawa University’s administrative staff as director of the annual fund.

Wilbur W. Bloom Jr S. Willow Long Beach Calif Bloom Scottsdale, Ariz Cannon Development Corp Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Arizona Ottawa University

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dale Darnell Davis Paint Oasis Club Gas Service Co Kay Pol. Adv Royal Neighbors Masonic Temple A. E. Coffman Faith Lutheran Church Jacquelyn Joy Weber William R. Weber S. Maple Bob Jones University Greenville D. C Ottawa High School Lewis Ashcraft Robert L. Bishop Allen W. Bishop S. Oak Penny Atchison Cleveland Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego Otasco Sutton’s Eldon L. Richardson First Baptist Church Elliott Hall 4Th Hickory Streets George Wingert James Richardson Eagles Lodge Donald L. White Trinity Church N. Cedar Bazaar Bruce Spears Sun Pomona Mike Manning Edward Seyler Associated Press Albany Amarillo Anchorage Asheville Atlanta Birmingham the Daily Report Bessie G. Hughes Damron-Towner Chapel Roger Price Melvin Clevenger Paul Damron Leland Dyer Dean Holmes Claude Myers Paul McFarland Donald Woodsum Eugene McConachie Centropolis Cemetery Centropolis U.S Harry Anderson Edith Iaa Anderson N. Mulberry Don Powell Anderson Bogart John and Carrie (Anderson) Yehle South Haven Elkland Fifth Walnut Clarkson Construction Co Ray E. Duvall Merriam, Kan Harvey W. Wray Wray Hickory South Main Martin D. Roland S. Main Main Kansas Highway Patrol David E. Mitchell Mitchell Howard Cook Norcaster Robert White Wellsville Larry Lines Olive Patricia Vega N. King Gerald McGrath S. Cedar Bradley McCune John Faden Richmond Horace Avery N. Poplar Joseph Webb Independence Daisy Bump Lane Clarence Spring Williamsburg Anthony Godinez Lincoln Mary Ann West Ash Carl Taylor RFD Charles Waymire Billy Pyle S. Poplar Scott Thorn Ottawa Rfc Robert Green Amy Shotwell DeEtt Johnson Gary Mason Interstate Securities Company No. 2, Inc Frank Rose Mary M. Rose Miguel Carmona JR Leonard Cheasbro Leonard Linda L. Waeltz Stanfield New Democrat David Lewis Lewis Lamb-Roberts Ottawa, Kansas OU Black Student Union Victor —. Warren Franklin County Paine Sheldon-Stephenson North Main Loloner David Miller Janice Bamron Dorothy Reams Don Geer Rena Towner Harold Lear Lodge Ancied Commandery K.T. Knights Olathe Thurs Temple Novard W. Jonas Wright E.C Gerald B. Harford Arthur C. Johnson C. W. Henning Rev. Swanson Ladies of the Faith Bible Church Raney Brug K&r Princeton East 10Th Elm Baptist Church Coffman’s Goldie Foster Romsteddt East 7Th Ottawa Herald Homewood Jake Harris Georgia Whiteford L & L Cafe Richard Stephens Orchard Lane Avon Jane Sells Lawrence Kan Plaza Theatre General Services Pickering Lloyd McClure Harvey's Wade Mace J. W. Taylor Plains Bruce Bennie Stinson A&g Roofing CO Cathcard Carpet Service Kansasland Packing East Dundee Martin’s Princeton Recreation Association Ralston and Detwiler Myers Bros Franklin County Sales Company U. K. Watts West Wilson Jack Nelson Flint Hills Eskridge Alvae Watts General Auctioneer Ag3 Frinty and Son Ben Printy Ferm Inc Richmond, Kansas Walt's Slim Boy Brown Metzger Salvage Coronado Country Craft Sale Gardner-Antioch
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