Funeral for Linda Marie Lickteig Held at St John’s
Funeral services were conducted Friday morning at St. John's church for Linda Marie Lickteig with her uncle Rev Father Bernard Lickteig of Hamilton Massachusetts reading the mass. Linda’s four oldest brothers served as casketbearers and attending relatives included Fr Bernard Lickteig Dean Lickteig Camp Carson Colorado Bernard Lickteig of Memphis Steven Lickteig Adarett Ray Lickteig Council Bluffs Ja Domenic Lickteig Defiance Ja Mrs Theresa Henscheib Harlan Ia and Mr Herman Engerman of Harlan Ia. (and more) The notice also lists births, weddings, and local social mentions.
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St. John’s Church
Linda Marie Lickteig
Bernard Lickteig
Hamilton
Mass
the Angels
Linda
Dian
Bernard
Steven
Victor
Bernard Lickeig
Dean Lickteig
Camp Carson
Colo
Bernard Lickte
Min
Jack Wiederholt
Garrett Hospital
Bobby J
Lavern Scheckel
Gene Philip
Greeley High School
Moran
Pittsburg
Igfa
Ambrose Jennings
Anderson County
Lawrence
Alfred Lickteig
Frank Lickteig
S Bernard Lickteig
Kansas City
Ada Maloney
Lu Anne Landwehr
A. G. Landwehr
Floyd Hermreck
John Hermreck
Garnett
California
Clifford Feuerborn
Charlotte Anstaelt
Henry
Maggie Howalter
Donald Anstaelt
Charles
Mickey
Blue Mound
Rantoul Briefs Notice Marines furloughs and visits
Pfc Foy FE Schulz of the Marine Corp stationed in California spends furlough with parents Mr and Mrs Carl Schulz and Jerry before returning to camp at 29 Palms Calif October 26 for overseas orders. Several residents visit relatives in Kansas City Topeka and Ottawa.
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Mike Johnson
Parker
Herman Maloney
Charlotte Anstaelt
Ben Lee Brinkmeyer
Mickey of Garnett
Ben Brinkmeyer
Ottawa
Henry Wernsman
Kansas City
Mechanics
Pfc
Foy FE. Schulz
Marines
California
Carl Schulz
Jerry
29 Palms
Calif
Elsie Wilson
Osawatomie
Fayne Lathen
Nell Blackstone
Mary Jo Watkins
Sue Ludwig
Roberta Hubbard
Haley
George Hays
Joe Taylor
Mary Wakefield
St. Louis
Delvina Evans
Rex Christie
F. H. Betz
Florida
Barton
Pauline Jackson
Dallas
Texas
Mary Henderson
Everett Gilbert
Brice
Topeka
Gale Gilbert
Francis Moon
Moran
J. D. Moon
Norman White
John Finch
Local Dignitaries Attend Various Social Visits
Richmond residents hosted relatives and friends with weekend gatherings across Garnett Kansas City and Wellsville. Families welcomed newborn Douglas Merle to Ernest and Mrs Rocker with others celebrating anniversaries and birthdays.
Ottawa City resolutions for street improvements in 1953 and 1955
The Ottawa Kansas city government publishes resolutions to improve Eleventh Street from Main Street to the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway right of way and Seventh Street from Cherry Street to Lincoln Street. Projects call for grading guttering curbing paving with steel reinforced Portland cement concrete, 6 inch thickness, 31 feet wide for Eleventh Street and 25 feet wide for Seventh Street, on a 4 inch native sand base, with drainage features and special assessments to pay. The resolutions were adopted September 21, 1953 and September 21, 1955, with official city officers attesting.
Ottawa Kansas approves street grading and paving plan
The Ottawa City Governing Body resolves to grade gutter curb and pave Sycamore Street from Logan to Massasoit including intersections with plans on file. Special assessments will be levied to cover the 4 inch curb inlets and related improvements. Resolution passed September 21 1955.
Ottawa City Resolution Orders Hickory Street Improvement
A October city resolution in Ottawa Kansas directs grading guttering curbing and paving of Hickory Street from Powhattan to Massasoit. The work uses six inch thick steel reinforced Portland cement concrete 31 feet wide with six inch curbs and a four inch native sand base. Special assessments will fund the project per ordinance 12-603. plans are on file with the City Clerk. Mayor W. W. Robe officiates with City Clerk Donald R. Capper seal.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Alassasoit
Hickory Street
Powhattan Street
Massasoit Street
W. W. Robe
Ottawa to grade and pave Massasoit Street in 1955 plan
The Ottawa Kansas governing body proposes grading and paving Massasoit Street from Cedar to Oak including alley intersections, with a six inch thick steel reinforced Portland cement concrete surface, 26 feet wide, six inch curbs, and a four inch native sand base, funded by special assessments. Plans and specifications are on file with the City Clerk.
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Cedar Street
Massasoit Street
Oak Street
Maagsasoit Street
Ottawa
Kansas
W. W. Robe
Ottawa to Grade Hickory Street Improve North Line
A resolution from Ottawa Kansas calls for grading guttering curbing and paving Hickory Street from the north line of Logan Street to the south line of Powhattan Street. The project plans specify six inch concrete pavement 31 feet wide with six inch curbs on a four inch native base. Special assessments will fund the work. W. W. Robe mayor.
Ottawa public works to pave Hickory Grant Dundee streets
The city government of Ottawa Kansas authorizes grade gutter curb and pave improvements on Hickory Street from Grant to Dundee and on the north line of Grant to Dundee. Concrete pavement six inches thick and 31 feet wide with six inch curbs and new drainage facilities will be built under plans on file with the City Clerk. Special assessments will be levied to cover the costs. Signed by Donald F Capper City Clerk on September 1965.
Ottawa Kansas resolution to widen Cedar Street paving
A local resolution proposes improving Cedar Street in Ottawa by grading guttering and paving from the south line of Grant Street to the south line of Dundee Street. The plan calls for six inch reinforced Portland cement concrete on a four inch native sand base with integral curbs for proper drainage and full street width. The governing body adopts the measure under Kansas statutes and dates noted in 1955. Sycamore is mentioned in a subsequent line.
Ottawa Kansas approves Sycamore Street paving in 1955
The city governing body allocates paving from Massasoit to Red Jacket on Sycamore Street in Ottawa Kansas. The project includes full street width with intersections, a 6 inch native sand base, and overall width of 31 feet 4 inches, funded by special assessments under Kansas statutes. The measure was adopted September 28, 1955, with official attestation and seal.
Ottawa Kansas 1956 street improvement resolution
City of Ottawa Kansas adopts a 4A resolution to grade gutter curb and pave Poplar Street from Wilson to Dundee including full width pavement of 31 feet with 6 inch curbs and steel reinforced Portland cement concrete 6 inches thick. Special assessments to be levied as permitted by Kansas statutes. Published Sept 26 1956 and Oct 8 1956. Also a resolution to improve Nassasoit from East Cedar to West Ox including alley intersections.
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Eleventh Street
Ottawa
Kansas
Main Streat
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
Main Street
Seventh Street
Cherry Street
Lincoln Street
Cedar Street
Grant Street
Dundee Street
General Statutes of
Sycamore Street
Massasoit Street
Red Jacket Street
Massesoit Street
Massasot Street
Poplar Street
Wilson Street
Thia
Nassasoit Street
Ox Street
Powhattan Street
Oak Street
City of
W. W. Robe
Redjacket Street
Kangas
Massasolt Street
Kanasasz
Castlear Oak Street
Blackhawk Street
Kansan
Blackhaw Street
King Street
Ottawa Kansas approves street paving projects in two neighborhoods
The city council adopts resolutions to pave Powhattan Street from East Oak to West Poplar and Redjacket Street from Cedar to Oak in Ottawa Kansas. Each project calls for 25 foot wide streets with six inch curbs and six inch pavement on a four inch native sand base, including curb inlets and drainage facilities. Attest: Isealy.
City of Ottawa orders street paving and assessments
Published notice states that Wilson Street from North Line to south Grant Street remains ungraded guttered curb ed paved or macadamized. It calls for grading guttering paving with steel reinforced curbs and drainage, funded by special assessments under Kansas law, in Ottawa on September 21 1955.
Main Street Redjackets Intersection Clarified
A detailed corridor from East Line of Main Street to West Line of Cedar Street includes all street and alley intersections. The note specifies the Main Street segment where Main Street intersects with Redjackets, marking a key junction for the planning description.
Ottawa Kansas select streets to be paved with cement concrete
The city to pave Cedar Street and Redjacket Street from Main to Cedar including street and alley intersections with six inch concrete on a four inch sand base. Pecan Street between Seventh and Ninth Streets to be paved with six inch concrete, 25 feet wide. Special assessments levied to pay for the work. The resolution was passed with Donald R Capper as City Clerk.
Resolution to grade and pave Massasoit Street Ottawa Kansas
Published October 3 to 7 1953 the resolution notes massasoit street from Oak Street to Poplar Street in Ottawa Kansas will be graded guttered curbed and paved with a six inch over all width on a four inch sand base including alley intersections and drainage facilities per city plans and Statutes of Kansas.
Ottawa Street Improvements Plan Pecan Street Outline
A 1956 Ottawa Kansas project outlines paving Hickory Street from Massasoit Street north to Red Jacket Street with Portland cement concrete 31 feet wide, 6 inch curb inset drainage, 4 inch native base, and 4 inch pavement, including plans for curb and drainage facilities under Kansas General Statutes. Publication spans Oct 3 to Oct 8.
Ottawa City Resolution to Grade Blackhawk Street
A city resolution in Ottawa Kansas calls for grading guttering curbing and paving Blackhawk Street from Main Street east line to Cedar Street west line including intersections. Plans show steel reinforced native land base and drainage work with specifications on file in the City Clerk's office. The date of the resolution is September 1935.
City to Improve Redjacket Street and Levy Special Assessments
The city of Ottawa Kansas declares reconstruction of Redjacket Street from King Street to Main Street will include paving curb inlet and native sand base with concrete work per official specs. Special assessments are to be levied to pay for the improvement under ordinance 18-603 involving intervening street connections.
Ottawa Kansas Resolves Birch Street North Line Improvement
A resolution of the City of Ottawa Kansas declares Birch Street from Logan Street north to Powhattan Street will be graded guttered curbed paved and macadamized with six inch curbs within a 31 foot width. Special assessments will finance the project under Chapter 12 Article 6. attestation by City Clerk Donald R. Capped.
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Greeley
Helen Salman
Rantoul
Richmond
Miss Mabel Chandler
H. C. Wolfe
Florence Coleman
Collins
Harold McLees
Ray McLees
A. C. Crozier
Lester
Sug’? Watkins
John Strobel
Dick Strobels
Ernest Rocker
Garnett Hospital
Sid
Douglas Merle
Bob Mersham
Kelley A.F.B
San Antonio
Tex
Chanute Field
Ill
George Honn
Merle
Siona
W. J. Johnston
Richard Johnstons
Westphalia
Amherst Milliman
Patsy
S. E. Nitcher
Lonnie Chambers
Henry Mersman
Kenneth Bowmans
Lloyd Cannon
Sunflower
Nellie Gordon
Ralph Davis
Crete Parker
Eugene Burns
Gardner
Clarence Peines
Helen Penne
Ted” Feasel
Alvin Sharp
John Miller
Francis Rubick
Carl Rubick
Steve Peines
Ralph Kuesers
Louisburg
J. R. Smithheislar
Harold Austenfeld
St. Joe
Harry Kelsey
Wm. Johnson
Laura Milles
Ernie Kelsey Osawatomie
Mary Waterbury
Legals
Donald FR. Capper
Donald R. Capper
A. m
Herald
Logan Street
Iseal
Worth
Donald FR
Capper
W. W. Rohe
Attent
Attest
Isealy Donald R. Capper
W.W. W. Robe
Clers
Ninth Street
W. Robe, Meyer
Birch Street
Powshattan Street
Kanana
Donald KR
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