Local Briefs Highlighting Events and Advertisements
Dr William D Harrin will be absent from Ransom Memorial Hospital on Tuesday Oct 10 and Tuesday Oct 17. Denby Dinnerware sale offers 20 percent off 4 piece place settings and 15 percent off extra pieces at Irwins. Ottawa area classes include free morning exercise at Ottawa High School gym 6:30 to 7:30 with Bud Wheeler, minimum 15 enrollments. Democrat meeting set Oct 11 at 7:30 p.m. at 114 W 3rd Ottawa. Navy Mothers host all day sewing at Union Chapel Church with covered dish. Bar B Q at the Armory Oct 15 at 5 p.m. tickets $2 public welcome. American Legion Coffee Tour starts 8 a.m. Monday at Memorial Auditorium. Ceramic and oil painting classes at Senior High School begin Oct 16 and 12 respectively with $10 fee plus supplies. Ottawa Association for Children With Learning Disabilities meets Oct 16 at 7:30 p.m. at Elliott Hall First Baptist Church. fundraiser haunted house for books with donations urged. Magnavox TV service by factory trained Ron at 242-3027. 25 percent off open stock Rose Point Spanish Lace patterns at Suttons Jewelry. sale ends Oct 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High School
Bud Wheeler
Ottawa Association For Children
Elliott Hall
First Baptist Church
Joanne McEachen
Special Services Cooperative of
Olathe
Ottawa
Peter Flusser
Thieves Hit Richmond Burglars Target Local Stations
Three Richmond businesses were entered Sunday night. The Richmond Farmer's Co Op Service Station was broken into but tear gas discharged from a wall safe, driving off the burglars with no theft reported. Over $50 in vending change was stolen from Standard Service Station. Highway Inn was robbed of a cash box jukebox and cigarette machines. amount taken at the tavern undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Franklin County Sheriff’s Department
Richmond Farmer's Co Op
Standard
William Rockhold
Virgil Rossman
Ottawa area admissions and illness report page
Readable items include admissions and dismissals for multiple residents across Ottawa area facilities, transfers between St Luke's Kansas City and local homes, new births at Richmond and Baldwin, and a long list of medical emergencies and injuries from football and everyday activities. Public notices of accidents near Ash and 6th, Main and 15th, city services, and memorial notices for Harry Gilliland, Lester Hoyt, and Daniel Walker are also included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cristal Landes
Ottawa University
James Lyons
Clearwater
Arvid Berglund
James Sites
Ottawa Rfd
Jesse McDaniel
S. Oak
Wayne Schoch
Chestnut
Edwin Morton II
Thomas McCurdy
Williamsburg
Alta Hutchinson
Mulberry
Susie Nitcher
Crestview Nursing Home
Billy Leonard
Henry W. Beasley
Cedarhouse Nursing Home
Reid Harder
Maple
Elizabeth Plaschka
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Debra Hendrickson
S. Elm
Richard Burgoon
Quenemo
Stephen Chapman
Charles Printy
Alvin Currant
Hamblin
Bob Haas
Cecil Beatty
Gary Hoopes
Princeton
John E. Booton
Gardner
Kenneth Oakes
N. Mulberry
Brian Salle
N. Oak
Sandy Jones
Penneville
Mich
Jim Mauszycki
S. Hickory
Norma Waymire
W.ard
Jerry Rogers
Keith van Valkenburg
Rapid City
S. C
Heath Higbie
Eldon Schnoke
Ottawa Box
Carol Schulz
Wellsville
Richard Geist
N. Sycamore
Teresa McClanahan
Area Weather Outlook For County Forecast
Partly cloudy and mild tonight with a low in the 50s. South to southeast winds 10 to 15 mph. Tuesday will be partly cloudy and warmer with a high near 80. Beside this, weekend and past date figures include Saturday high 72 Sunday low 42 Sunday high 74 today 51 and historical records noting 89 high in 1928 and 25 low in 908. Hourly temperatures end at 6 am today.
Winter speaks on Issues Facing 1973 Legislature
Senator Winter of Ottawa will discuss Issues Facing the 1973 Legislature Tuesday October 10 at 8 p.m. at Lincoln Elementary School. Following the talk, northern County Commissioner District Extension representatives will be elected. Public invited. refreshments provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wint Winter
Ottawa
Lincoln
Northern County
Clerk outlines rules for signing absentee ballot requests
County Clerk Bruce Spears urges proper completion of absentee ballot forms. Signatures must be notarized or approved by a military officer, sick or disabled requests require a doctor's signature, and ballots returned with the voter affidavit must be notarized or witnessed. Voters in each precinct will see an absentee list to prevent double voting. There is no mailing deadline, but ballots must arrive by election day November 7. Those who did not vote in August and will skip November must re register after the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Spears
Armed Services
Spears
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
United States
Docking Defends Kansas Property Tax Lid Policy
Gov. Robert Docking defended the 1970 property tax lid, noting it is not perfect but has slowed tax growth despite 55 percent of coverage exempted. He urged a broader "tax-breaker" safety valve and prioritized homestead relief for homeowners, arguing reform is needed to reduce local budget dependence on property taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Robert Docking
Docking
Kansas
Nixon
Advisory Commission On Inter-governmental Relations
House of Representatives
New Professor Blair Named to Rosecrans Chair at Claremont
George 8. Blair, chairman of Claremont Graduate School's government department in Claremont California, is appointed to the Elizabeth Helm Rosecrans Chair of Social Science. Blair grew up near Williamsburg and studied at Williamsburg schools, earned a Masters from Kansas State Teacher's College and a Doctorate from Northwestern University, with a focus on American local government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George 8. Blair
Claremont Graduate School
Claremont
Calif
Elizabeth Helm Rosecrans
Blair
Williamsburg
Kansas State Teacher’s College
Emporia
Northwestern University
Polls Show Nixon Leading In Second District Race
The Topeka Capital-Journal poll of 500 voters shows Nixon at 61.8 percent for president, McGovern 13.6, Schmitz 0.4 and 14.2 undecided. For governor, Docking leads with 52 percent, Kay 28, 20 percent undecided. Miller 56, Hoffman 17, 20 percent undecided. Roy leads McAtee 53 to 23 percent with 24 percent undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka, Kan
Second Congressional District
Nixon
Robert Docking
Bill Roy
D-Kan
Topeka Capital-Journal
Roy
Docking
Vern Miller
Capital Journal
the Human Resources Corp
George McGovern
John G. Schmitz
American Party
McGovern
Schmitz
Morris Kay
Kay
Miller
Robert Hoffman
Charles McAtee
McAtee
Notice of Hearing in James F Turner Estate Case
Petition filed by Earl R Turner and Iva M Curby co executors seeks final settlement and heir determinations for James F Turner deceased. Defenses due by October 25 1972 at 10 am in Ottawa Kansas. Attorneys Winter Green First National Bank Building Ottawa KS 66067. First Published September 25 1972 Last Published October 9 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Said
James F. Turner
Earl R. Turner
Iva M. Curby
Ottawa
Sime and Place
Ira M. Curbey
Winter & Green
First National Bank Bldg
Kansas
State of
John Swanson
Greta L. Swanson
Creta Lisa Swanson
Owen G. Cook
Owan D. Cook
District Court
Max Pierson
Cletha G. Pierson
Helen Messer
Mary &. Cubbison
Otto Pierson
Myrtle
Ottawa ordinance on club hours and penalties in 1972
Ottawa Kansas imposes hours for private clubs licensed under KSA 41-2605. Prohibits alcohol service between 1:30 a.m. and 9 a.m. on non Sundays and 1:30 a.m. to noon on Sundays. Violations trigger injunctions and fines up to 100000 or three months in jail. Mayor signatory October 1972. Also includes real estate petition notices and voter registration reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas
J.l.aysom
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William D. Harrin
Ransom Memorial Hospital
DENBY
Irwin's
Democrat
Adv
NAVY
Union Chapel Church
Armory
Pol. Adv
American Legion
Memorial Auditorium
Magnavox
Rose Point
Wallace Sterling
Sutton’s
the Daily Report
Ash
Gas Service Company
David L. Bird
Elizabeth A. Gragg
Gragg
Bailey
15Th
Main
Myra Scott Moor
S. Cherry
Kristi L. Burik
Moor
Burik
15Th and
Wilber H. Kristenson
Kristenson
City Auditorium
Ottawa Fire Department
H.D. Lee
W. 17Th
Harry Gilliland
Damron-Towner Chapel
Princeton Cemetery
Don Powell
Gilliland
Joseph E
Mollie Manley Gilliland
Mabel Fish
Mabel
Glenn Gilliland
S. Willow
W. B. Howard
Fruita
Colo
Vera Gage
Santa Anna
Lester A. Hoyt
Pomona Rfd
Damron- Towner Chapel
Howard Curry
la Cygne
Jim Driver
Precious Lord
Melvin Clevenger
Bill McPherson
Ralph Shepherd
Lee Figgins
Glenn Neill
Cloyce Shepherd
Daniel B. Walker
Don Rothfuss
H. J. Rothfuss
Lee DePriest
Martha
Raymond Sundstrom
Buford Beeson
Everett Finch
Melvin Sundstrom
Carl Nutt
Louis Ames
Gene Ames
Highland Cemetery
Soybeans
Sen. Winter
J Damron
Corer
Damron-Towner
Paul Damron
David Miller
Janice Damron
Dorothy Reams
Don Geer
Rena Towner
Harold Lear
Ottawan
Hutchinson
American Cancer Society
P. K. Worley
Ron Haug
Fredric Wood
Frank Carlson
Cemetery—Highland
I Highland Perm
Highland
Walsh Lot
Cemetery—Hope Perpetual Care
O Fond
Dal
Rane
Dep & Emerg
Highland Perm
Eflighland Walth
Pet
Hope
Water & Light
We. Fet Nee Es Petia
Kensardo
Highland Cemetery Permanent Reserve
Walsh Perpetual Care
Hope Perpetual Care
Water and Light Department
Elec
Orlin W. Smith
Pizza Hut
William 5. Bowers
W. 2Nd Street
Jacnetian
Casawn
Aca Filentaa
South Poplar
Michigan Valley
Massachusetts
Barry Tucker
U.S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Box Md
Ottawa Herald
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