Ottawa area briefs and campus notes update
The first meeting of the student teachers and parents organization will be held Monday at 7 90 in the Cyclone Room at Ottawa High. Posters by senior high students will be displayed and discussion groups cover student activities. An optional screening of an Art Linkletter film On Your Doorstep about drugs will run with refreshments. Wright's Studio Adv. ROSCOE E Long named FCC secretary. wife Kay Daugharthy is Ottawa RFD 4. PRINCETON Christian Church Fall Bazaar Oct 16. Bodley, 69, formerly of Ottawa, dies in Yakima. funeral in Yakima. Eagles dance Oct Sat 9 30 to 12 30. Naomi's Club Adv. Ottawa Jaycees White Elephant Auction Oct 20 8 p.m. Memorial Auditorium. call 242-1400 to donate. Kathy Sheldon of Ottawa cast in Pigskin KU Experimental Theatre Oct 21-25. Army ROTC cadet Darrell L Cardell promoted to second lieutenant at KSU. son of W G Cardell. Among 81 degree recipients at KSU Melvin Gene Cales Ottawa earned his masters.
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Ottawa High
Carrol Bodley
Yakima
Wash
Bodley
Ottawa
Bertha
Shaw and Son Funeral Home
Harris Height Memorial
Ottawa Jaycees
Memorial Auditorium
Jim Hepner
Reforger maneuvers end with eight dead in Germany
The Atlantic Alliance big lift exercise Reforger ITI ended with eight fatalities from a five day maneuver near the Czechoslovakian frontier. American, German and Canadian troops totaled about 37,000 with 11,000 diverted from the United States.
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Manching
Germany
Atlantic Alliance
ITI
United States
Fort Riley
Kan
Grafenwoehr
Weather Elsewhere Note on Suds and Vinegar Use
A quick home tip advises pouring a small amount of vinegar into washing machine water when suds overflow. Vinegar neutralizes suds quickly, helping restore balance and reduce foam.
Ottawa citations and court notices in Daily Report
The Daily Report lists citations for Glen Montgomery, Dennis Bien, Robert Rohel, and Ilert Avey with charges including indecent exposure speeding and driving while intoxicated. It notes a $300 bond and a divorce filed Karen K Lunger vs Donald C Lunger with custody asked. Also hospital admissions and discharges, plus Kansas City livestock market prices and Monday estimates.
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Ottawa Police Department
Glen E Montgomery
Dennis W. Bien
Davis
Robert D. Roehl
E. Logan
Ilert C. Avey
Baldwin
Karen K. Lunger
Donald C. Lunger
County Court Speeding Fines Noted for Nine Drivers
Gerald L Wright 49 Iola fined 10 dollars plus costs for 70 mph in a 60 mph zone. David E Carl 24 Lawrence fined 20 dollars plus costs for 71 mph in a 60 mph zone. June D Lutz 58 131 S Oak fined 40 dollars plus costs for 96 mph in a 75 mph zone. Carl Furrer 67 Wolcott Ind fined 20 dollars plus costs for 72 mph in a 60 mph zone. Captain B Crabb 44 Williamsburg fined 30 dollars plus costs for 79 mph in a 60 mph zone. Warren W Whitman 22 Emporia fined for 74 mph in 60 mph zone. William L Neal 48 Prairie Village fined 20 dollars plus costs for 75 mph in a 60 mph zone.
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Gerald L. Wright
Iola
David E. Carl
Lawrence
June D. Lutz
S. Oak
Carl Furrer
Wolcott
Ind
Funerals for Elsie Doering Garnett and George Kipper
Services set for Elsie Doering 87 Garnett former county school superintendent born Ontario Canada died Wednesday at Anderson County Hospital. Rev Vernon Dillon to officiate burial Eureka Cemetery. Also: George Kipper 57 Kansas City Kansas burial at St Boniface Cemetery Scipio after 9 a.m. Saturday services and Rosary in Kansas City. Mabel M Myers dies. funeral held at Church of the Brethren with Rev Hodgden and pallbearers. burial McPherson Cemetery.
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Elsie Doering
George Kipper
St. Agnes Catholic Church
Kansas City
Kan
St. Boniface
Scipio
Richmond
Mabel M. Myers
Church of the Brethren
Ralph Hodgden
George Royer
Roy Snyder
John Allen
Roy Simmons
Gene Ward
Albert Baldwin
Russell Wray
McPherson Cemetery
McPherson
Regents Rule On Beer Sale At Kansas Campuses
The Kansas Board of Regents voted to ban the sale but allow consumption of 3.2 beer on state university and college campuses. A resolution permits campus administration to determine conditions. Regents and college leaders call the plan a practical solution to a sensitive issue.
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Topeka
Kansas Board of Regents
Elmer Jackson
Lawrence City Commission
University of Kansas Student Union
E. Laurence Chalmers
Regents
John Visser
Emporia State Teachers College
Visser
Evangelist L. L. Ammons Opens Pomona Revival
Evangelist L L Ammons begins a Sunday revival at Pomona Assembly of God Church. He has 22 years in evangelistic and pastoral work since his ordination and resides in Springfield Missouri near the Assemblies of God headquarters. He is married with two children and Pastor Don Goatley invites the public to attend each 8 p.m. session except Tuesday.
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L. L. Ammons
Pomona
Assembly of God
Rev. Ammons
Springfield
The
Assemblies of God
Don Goatley
Military plans to skirt ban with foreign workers in Cambodia
The U S Army aims to hire up to 200000 in third country nationals to perform non combat tasks in Cambodia as allowed under a Congress ban. The plan accompanies a 200 million dollar aid program for fiscal 1972 and follows recommendations from expert teams. Foreign staff would work in supply depots and maintenance, with potential future roles as combat advisers.
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Phnom Penh
U.S. Army
Cooper Church
Cambodia
U.S
Congress
Theodore Mataxis
Saigon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
South Vietnam
Laos
Air America
Bell Helicopters
Pomona Novelty Shop Sold to New Owners
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McIntire at 725 West 5th announced the sale of the Pomona Novelty Shop to Mr. and Mrs. James H. Raby of 103 South Locust. The shop will be renamed Lot-A-Loot Variety Shop and start under the Rabys this Saturday with Mrs. John Love of Pomona continuing to manage.
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Pomona
Dennis McIntire
W. 5Th
James H. Raby
S. Locust
Raby
Mcintires
John Love
Stripping Shop Opens At 1120 North Main
A new business operates at 1120 N Main offering furniture and metal finish removal. Owners Earl Sommer and Doug Durbin say the shop runs 8 am to 5 pm Monday through Saturday and preserves wood color and age by its stripping process.
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N. Main
Earl Sommer
Doug Durbin
Durbin
Public Notice Franklin County Agricultural Extension Council
Legal notice published October 15 1971 calls voters from Appanoose Cutler Greenwood Hayes Lincoln Ottawa Peoria Richmond Townships and Ottawa city to elect three members Agriculture Home Economics and 4-H Representatives to the Franklin County Agricultural Extension Council. The meeting is October 19 at Ottawa Junior High Auditorium starting 8 00 p m. Jack Beauchamp chairman executive board.
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Franklin
County Agricultural,extension Council
Appanoose
Cutler
Greenwood
Hayes
Lincoln
Ottawa
Peoria
Richmond
State of Kansas
Franklin County Aagricuitoral Extension Council
Ottawa Junior
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Delbert Stevenson
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Eith
University of Kansas Experimental Theatre
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Melvin Gene Cales
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Spain
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Raymond W. Raley
Miss Hall
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Internal Revenue Service
Meal B. Baxter
Neal B. Baxter
Joan F. Hudelson
Lois C. Baxter
Nicholas V. Hudelson
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