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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1968

Page

4

University Student Activities Day set for Saturday

Ottawa University will host its annual Student Activities Day starting at 8 45 a.m. Saturday for about 75 prospective students. Prof Bill Ballinger leads a micro lab opening the meeting with seminars and student faculty meetings in the student union. After lunch drama students present play sketches.

Ottawa University Bill Ballinger

Ottawa University students join new social clubs

Three area Ottawa University students have joined campus social clubs. Richard Hull, a sophomore from Ottawa, joins Alpha Phi Beta. David Thompson, a freshman from 129 S Elm, joins Delta Phi Beta. Jimmy Walker, a freshman from Princeton, joins Tau Beta Gamma. Also contains an advertisement for piano tuning by Butler's.

Ottawa University Richard Hull Robert Hull Ottawa Alpha Phi Beta David Thompson Leroy Thompson S. Elm Delta Phi Beta Jimmy Walker Joe R. Galegor Princeton Tau Beta Gamma

Clyde Bland elected to American Angus Association

Clyde Bland of Ottawa has been elected to membership in the American Angus Association at St. Joseph Missouri. H Dick Nobis, president, reports 507 memberships issued to Aberdeen Angus breeders in the past month.

Clyde Bland Ottawa St. Joseph H. Dick Nobis

District Court Divorces and Local Driving Cases

District Court grants two divorces Dennis E Peine from Joyce Ann Peine and Connie R Rocker from Richard G Rocker. Joseph W Caleb 46 Chanute posted 300 bond after DUI and public intoxication charges from a Coats Corner crash with 250 dollars damage. trial date set. Also court docket details bond forfeitures fines and trials for numerous individuals plus a birth notice.

Dennis E. Peine Joyce Ann Peine Connie R. Rocker Richard G. Rocker Joseph W. Caleb Chanute Caleb Coats Corner Us-59

Court of Honor Held Wednesday for Troop 77 and Post 2077

At First Methodist Church a Court of Honor and parents night saw 200 scouts from Troop 77 and Explorer Post 2077 receive ranks and merit badges. Carl Spencer earned senior patrol leader, Ron Schmoe and Greg Unruh earned patrol leader, and Eagle Scout Ed Lister received a bronze palm for 26 total merit badges. A Sunflower Ordnance Plant tour is planned for Saturday, Nov. 23.

Explorer Post First Methodist Church Charles Mavity Carl Spencer Ron Schmoe Greg Unruh Jeff Sellers Bert Anderson Dale Dunkin Steve Pence Jim Hutchison George Zook Jamie Sellers Larry Dixon Charles LeValley John Lloyd Chris Bettge David Schmoe Richard Daugharthy Stan Gilmore Steve Curry Hal Bundy Pat Finch Jon Schmitt Dennis Brooks Sam Pacheco James Lyman Daryl Gragg Richard Lilly Kim Ralston Marvin Bennett Ed Lister Sunflower Ordnance Plant

O'Brien Rites Held At Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home

Funeral services for George Lovell O'Brien will be held Friday at 2:00 p.m. at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home with Rev. Paul W. Pentz officiating. Interment will be in Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona with graveside services by the American Legion.

Expert Opinion on SCL Draws Compliments from Hoboes

In Waycross Georgia two hoboes praised the Seaboard Coast Line after being booked on vagrancy charges. Police say they boarded a freight at Montgomery Alabama and told officer T G Sanford they relied on the SCL for travel to Florida citrus groves, calling it fast and dependable.

Waycross Seaboard Coast Line Railroad T. G. Sanford Sanford Montgomery Ala Florida

Ordinance grants gas franchise to The Gas Service Company

First published November 14 1968 and last published November 27 1968 this ordinance grants The Gas Service Company and successors a twenty year franchise to construct maintain and operate a natural gas distribution system in Williamsburg Kansas and vicinity with rights to add extensions as needed and to set rates subject to State Corporation Commission orders.

Williamsburg State of Kansas State Corporation Commission Franklin County Dave Burgoon Bowles Sheldon & Topping Ottawa Raymond Burgoon Richard O. Skoog R. Michael Latimer Attys

Gas Franchise Provisions and Metering Obligation Agreement

The granttee must supply gas at designated pressure and quality per state orders if procurable, provide a standard meter to every consumer at no cost, keep meters in repair at its expense, and hold the city harmless from damages arising from construction and maintenance under the present operating rules and future regulations of the State Corporation Commission.

Kansas State Corporation Commission

Williamsburg gas franchise rules and tax report details

The ordinance enforces street excavation limits, repair duties, and pavement replacement standards. It requires semiannual gross receipts reporting, with 5 percent tax on domestic gas and 1 percent on industrial gas, from the effective date. The ordinance takes effect after 60 days upon acceptance or then voids. The prior Ordinance No. 152 is repealed.

Williamsburg State of Kansas

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