Red Cross Bloodmobile at First Baptist Elliott Hall
Bloodmobile visits First Baptist Church Elliott Hall at Fourth and Hickory on Oct 11 from 12 30 to 6 p m. Nursery provided. Donations encouraged in advance by calling 242-7791 by Oct 8. Delbert McElfresh, son of Mrs Willma McElfresh Williamsburg, began a one year Bible course at Multnomah School of the Bible in Portland Ore. A 1959 Williamsburg High School graduate, he earned a bachelor from Emporia State in 1965. Hawkins Grange to meet at 8 p m Wednesday in the Grange Hall. Bradley Mason Ottawa RFD 3 dismissed from KU Medical Center in Kansas City MO after five weeks as patient, confined at home three months. George T Arnold 1633 Chestnut dismissed from Research Hospital in Kansas City MO after three weeks. August Benus rural Garnett hospitalized at St Josephs Hospital in Kansas City MO after major surgery. Veryl Dietz rural Garnett transferred from Anderson County Hospital in Garnett to KU Medical Center in Kansas City Kan. Floyd Lawton Prairie Village former Richmond resident had major surgery Sept 27 at Trinity Lutheran Hospital in Kansas City MO.
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RED Cross
First Baptist Church
Elliott Hall
Fourth
Hickory
Delbert McElfresh
Willma McElfresh
Williamsburg
Multnomah
Bradley Mason
Ottawa Rfd 3
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Veryl Dietz
Garnett
Anderson County Hospital
Kan
Floyd Lawton
Prairie Village
Richmond
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Finch
Franklin County
Calvin L
Rebecca (Steed) Finch
Gladys O’neal
Ottawa
First Christian Church
Franklin County Court House
William C. Finch
Maxine Moore
N. Cherry
Mary Smith
Webb City
Charlie Finch
John Finch
Rantoul
Everett Finch
N. Sycamore
Mark Haight
Paola
Wall Street rises with broad gains and Dow up 6.28
Prices moved higher on the New York Stock Exchange as the noon Dow Jones average advanced 6.28 to 900.26, with advances leading declines by more than two to one. Brokers noted firmer sentiment from late last week, helped by bond-market activity and expectations for Phase 2 of Nixon's economic plan, with steels motors aircrafts and airlines rising while metals fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Nixon
Haybarn Destroyed Near Richmond in Sunday Fire
Firefighters from Rantoul Princeton and Richmond battled a noon Sunday blaze that destroyed a 50 by 12 foot haybarn at the Don Lickteig residence northeast of here. Investigators say a nearby trash fire sparked the blaze and spread to the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Don Lickteig
Here
Rantoul
Princeton
Fisticuffs At Pomona Leaves Student with Broken Jaw
An 18 year old Pomona youth faces battery charges after a Friday fight at Pomona High School. An 11 year old Pomona juvenile is expected to be charged with the same offense. Edward Houston, a student at Pomona High, reportedly suffered a broken jaw. Dale Nichols, another student, is mentioned in connection with the incident in Franklin me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Pomona High School
Edward Houston
Franklin Me
Dale Nichols
UF Goal Set At $35000 At Local Fund Drive Meeting
United Fund Workers set a $35000 target for this year’s drive, $900 below last year’s $35900 total. Robert L Shields chairing the campaign noted a single drive will save time and funds. Drive runs Oct 28 to Nov 2 with headquarters at the Franklin County Community Development Program building in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund Workers
Robert L. Shields
E. 11Th
Shields
Chamber of Commerce
Franklin County Community Development Program
E. 2Nd
Ottawa
Bob Roberts
E. EB. Haley
Franklin County
Charles Reynolds
Larry I. Smith
Guy E. Briscoe
Allen L. Unruh
David S. Mudrick
Walt Dengel
Princeton- Rantoul-Lane-Richmond
Wayne Walters
Williamsburg
Jay Brown
Pomona
Larry Swallow
Wellsville
Dennis Shields
Ottawa Residential
Gary Underwood
USD
United Cerebral Palsy
Teens Inc
Franklin County Child Development and Services Inc
Salvation Army
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Franklin County Mental Health Clinic
Boys’ Club
Red Cross
Kaw Valley Heart Association
Arthritis Foundation
Kansas Children’s Service League
North American
United Fund
Supreme Court Opens 1971 Term With Two Vacancies
Seven justices returned to the bench without Hugo L. Black and ill John M. Harlan. The session featured a tribute by Chief Justice Burger as Black’s chair was removed and Woodwardian shifts in seniority reformed the court. Black’s death and Harlan’s illness delay a vote on the death penalty and other major issues.
Library Notes New Books At The Library
A list of new library acquisitions across genres and topics. Notable titles include MY SON IS A SPLENDID DRIVER by William Inge and LIVING FISHES OF THE WORLD by Earl S Herald. Also featured are HOW TO MAKE SPEECHES FOR ALL OCCASIONS, REPAIRING HOME AUDIO SYSTEMS, THE WEEKEND MAN, THE MUSHROOM HUNTER S FIELD GUIDE, CONSUMER BEWARE, MY OWN CAPE COD, THE SUCCESSFUL INVENTORS GUIDE, RISK, SLEEP AND HIS BROTHER, and FROM DREAM TO DISCOVERY by various authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Inge
Hansen
Freedom
Kansas
Earl S. Herald
Harold P. Zelko
Marjorie E. Zelko
Eugene Ecklund
Richard B. Wright
Mushroom Hunter
Alexander Smith
Tingada
Beatrice Trum Hunter
Cape Cod
Gladys Taber
Still Cove
Cape
Risk
Rachel MacKenzie
Sleep
Peter Dickinson
Hans Selye
Memories of a Bygone Era in Hal Boyle's Reflections
Hal Boyle roams memory noting how life once felt richer and simpler. He contrasts radio nostalgia, doors left unlocked, hand cranked machines, parochial schooling, and small-town rhythms with modern show driven evenings and nickel hot dogs at the ball park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Visiting Lecturer At University
Kenneth Adam, former BBC president, visits Ottawa University for three days as a visiting lecturer. He speaks at 8 tonight in the administration building on The Media and Government: Friends or Foe. Another talk is scheduled for 10 a.m. Wednesday in the chapel auditorium on What Does McLuhan Mean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Brodcasting Corporation
Kenneth Adam
Ottawa University
Adam
Administraton
McLuhan
Multiple Vehicle Crashes Reported Across Ottawa Area
The Daily Report details several weekend crashes: a two-car collision on the K-68 bypass involving James M. Hornbuckle and Samuel Pacheco Jr.. a Sunday morning wreck at Seventh and Mulberry injuring four children in Alvin Currant’s vehicle. a three-vehicle incident at Third and Main involving an ambulance and a parked car. a near head-on on US-50 southwest of Ottawa with Charlotte Sanderson and George Reffner. a tire blowout on US-59 near Seventeenth and Main. Also listed are obituaries for Marvin H. James 84, Harry Ecord 88, and Ernest H. Finch 72 with funeral details and survivors.
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James M. Hornbuckle
N. Mulberry
Samuel Pacheco Jr
Pacheco
Alvin F. Currant
Hamblin
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Seventh
Mulberry
Geneva G. Doudna
Osawatomie
Raby’s Ambulance Service
Michael D. Franheiser
S. Locust
Third and Main
George Geise
Dundee
George W. Mesigh
Ottawa
Charlotte Sanderson
S. Elm
George W. Reffner
Valley Center
Reffner
Us-59
Seventeenth
Main
John Deschner
Austin
Tex
Deschner
Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals and Births
Admissions list includes Mrs Jack Anderson Lyndon Mrs Zora Winchester 1124 College Mrs David Barton 722 Mulberry Mrs John Faden Richmond Hoen Meiers New York N Y Sunday Mrs Steven Corwine Quenemo Kerie Towe 210 W Fourth Mrs Garry Ab bott 321 EB Fourth Monday Dismissals include Eugen McDowell 938 5 S Locust Clare Anderson Topeka Saturday Sheri Nichols 1328 S Main Mrs Richard Allen and son 12 Canterbury Court Edward Lee Houston Ottawa RFD 4 transferred to Lawrence Memorial Hospital Mrs Lillie B Hulse 309 Ash Sunday Daniel Crumm 750 Locust Monday Births Mr and Mrs Billy Runnells 404 S Sycamore a son 8 lbs 10 oz Saturday Mr and Mrs Garry Abbott 321 E Fourth a daughter 7 lbs 8% oz Monday
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Jack Anderson
Ottawa
Robert Roller
Lyndon
Zora Winchester
College
David Barton
Mulberry
John Faden
Richmond
Hoen Meiers
New York
N.Y
Steven Corwine
Quenemo
Kerie Towe
Garry Abbott
Eugen McDowell
S. Locust
Clare Anderson
Topeka
Sheri Nichols
S. Main
Richard Allen and Son
Canterbury Court
Edward Lee Houston
Rfd
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lillie B. Hulse
Ash
Daniel Crumm
Billy Runnells
S. Sycamore
Police notices list Ottawa citations and bonds
The Ottawa Police Department issued multiple citations: Roy Kirkland 43 Lawrence expired tag. Richard Burgoon 18 101 S Qak speeding 51 in 30 mph zone. Michael Erqui 19 Pomona speeding 51 in 30. Ruah Fairliehg 36 Richmond driving wrong way. Nelson Peed 59 619 Ash speeding 46 in 30. Wilma Feebeck 26 Paola no valid license bond $100. Judith Rodgers 19 315 S 9th open bottle reckless driving DUI bond $350. Lillie Thompson 40 Duncan no valid license bond $100. Robert Whirley 60 Ottawa RFD 4 drunk in public bond $50. Leo Logan 843 S Sycamore blocking fire hydrant bond $2. Florene Hart Pomona RFD 2 blocking hydrant. Carl Williams 68 Osawatomie unsafe vehicle fine $10 plus costs. Bruce Snook 17 929 S Main illegal display of license tag fine $10 plus costs. Henry Adkins Parker overload fine $26 plus costs.
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Ottawa Police Department
Roy L. Kirkland
Lawrence
Richard A. Burgoon
Wilma J. Feebeck
Paola
Judith A. Rodgers
Lillie Grace Thompson
Duncan
Okla
Robert L. Whirley
Ottawa
Leo F. Logan
S. Sycamore
Florene F. Hart
Pomona
Deaths Tilden C Minnick 95 Former Centropolis Resident
Tilden C Minnick 95 of Centropolis died Oct 2 at Cedar House Nursing Home where he lived since 1969. Services at Centropolis Baptist Church 2 pm Tuesday with burial at Union Cemetery Centropolis. Born Sept 22 1876 he married Elizabeth Haworth in 1916 and survived by stepchildren and a niece list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilden
Minnick Tilden C. Minnick
Elm
Cedar House
Centropolis Baptist Church
Union Cemetery
Centropolis
David McNew
Minnick
John
Elizabeth (Clark) Minnick
Elizabeth Haworth
Rantoul
Franklin County
Bruce Co
Sunflower Ordnance Plant
Dwight Haworth
S. Mulberry
Richard Haworth
Wichita
Winona Hammer
Emporia
Addie Chambers
Richland
Adam Devault
Williamsburg
Eva Likes
Tilden C. Minnick
Kansas
Damran Towner Chapel
Profit incentive and US economy under Connally
The article explains profits as the reward for investment and efficiency, noting risks and criticisms of greed and market power. It cites Treasury Secretary Connally who, before the House Ways and Means Committee, said profits as a share of GNP are at their lowest since 1938, wages rising while corporate profits fall, raising concerns about funding future jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Treasury
John B. Connally
United States
House
Ways and Means Committee
Cattle and hog market prices at Kansas City auction report
KC Markets Kansas City AP cattle numbers show 1,800 head with steers and cows mostly steady to 25 lower, feeders steady. Steer choice 31.50 to 32.75, hogs 6,000 head down about 25, barrows 200 to 250 pounds 20 to 25. Sheep 300 head, wooled lambs steady to firm, future estimates call for 1,000 cattle and 4,000 hogs tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
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Hawkins Grange
Grange Hall
George T. Arnold
Chestnut
Research Hospital
August Benus
St. Joseph's Hospital
Wall Street
Library Notes
Hal Boyle
Santa Claus
Niagara Falls
University
the Daily Report
Springfield, Mo
Lovie Cade
Marvin H. James
N. Main
Highland Cemetery
Clifford Swanson
Damron- Towner Chapel
James
Murry
S. and
Ida (Sanders) James
Nancy Anna Powers
Ronmulus
Oklo
Ross Mill
A. C. Johnson
Frank James
Harmon James
Hazel
Helen Lamkin
Mayfield
Harry Ecord
Farris
Cora Krape
Willis G. Rosser
Ecord
Sherman Kirkpatrick
Burlington
Central City Cemetery
Ernest H. Finch
Damron-Towner Chapel
Garland Bohn
Fouts Cemetery
Carl L. Williams
Bruce N. Snook
Henry J. Adkins
Parker
Business Mirror
Amronp
North Main
Anteyeay
Coruner Tawa, KF
Oma
Camron-Towner Chapel
Damron-Towner
Fouts
Paul Damron
Joet Towner
David Milter
KC Markets
Roger Price
Price
Janice
Jimmy
Doug
Los Angeles
Calif
Pasadena
Everest & Jennings
Amb. Service, Inc
Raby's
Ottawa, Kansas
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