Local Briefs From Kansas Hospitals And Social Event
Dr Dale Laird will miss Friday at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Gary Parks recuperating at home in Richmond after Trinity Lutheran Hospital stay in Kansas City Missouri. Mrs Steve Hoelscher Richmond dismissed from Halstead Hospital. Mrs Reid T Harder Ottawa had back surgery at St Luke's Hospital Kansas City in room Fast 936. Melvin Kulken Richmond received emergency care at Anderson County Hospital Garnett for a hand injury. A Singles Pre Halloween Mixer at 8 23 p m Saturday at American Legion Hall Louisburg 403 6th with band and key. admission for singles 21 plus is $2.
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Gary Parks
Richmond
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Kansas City
Reid T
Harder
Ottawa
St. Luke’s Hospital
Wornall
Melvin Kulken
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
American Legion Hall
Louisburg
OU Features German Music at Ottawa University
A German music program begins at 8 tonight in the Administration Building. Soprano June Lockemann will perform Lieder by Schubert Loewe Schumann and Wolf with poet readings by her husband Wolfgang Lockemann. Pianists Carl Bobbish and Stanley DeFries accompany. Admission is free.
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Ottawa University
Schubert
Loewe
Schumann
Wolf
June Lockemann
Garnett
U.S
Germany
Wolfgang Lockemann
Carl Bobbish
Stanley DeFries
Ottawa Seeks Public Input For HUD Grant Plan
Ottawa schedules two public hearings to gather input for a potential $400,000 HUD community development grant. City officials cite aims of decent housing and a viable urban community for low and moderate income residents, with final approval by the city commission and a deadline of November 30 for pre-application.
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David Olson
Ottawa
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Ottawa City Commission
City Hall
Doug Harris
Harris
Memorial Auditorium
Commission
Ottawa Foreign Students Visit Wesley Sylvester Farm
Ottawa University foreign students and guests will visit the Wesley Sylvester farm and museum south of Ottawa Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. Kent Lash chairs the Hospitality Committee to foster cross cultural interaction and local history awareness. The group will depart from the OU Chapel at 2 p.m. for the farm tour and museum.
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Ottawa University
Wesley Sylvester
Ottawa
Kent Lash
Ottawa Hospitality Committee
Sylvesters
Lash
Marle Mordy
Obituaries and notices in Ottawa area press
Death notices for Goldie M. Sands 80 of 1003 S Hickory with services at Dengel and Son Mortuary and burial at St Johns Cemetery Homewood. Louis W. Denker 76 of 923 Hickory with services at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home. Jessie Virginia Sheldon memorial services at Highland Cemetery. Includes stock market quotes, local crime summaries, traffic incident, admissions and dismissals, births and a truck crash near Williamsburg.
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Goldie Sands
Goldie M. Sands
S. Hickory
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Jerry Sheeds
St. John’s Cemetery
Homewood
Mound City
Richard and
Emma (Bowman) Sands
Ottawa
Osawatomie
Louis Denker
Louis W. Denker
Hickory
Lamb- Roberts
Highland Cemetery
Thomas Woodmas
Vesta
Neb
George
Emma (Beaman) Denker
Nebraska
Solomon
Princeton
Jessie Sheldon
Jessie Virginia Sheldon
Henry A. Roberts Jr
Edwin M. Sheldon II
Stanley Sheldon
Jeffrey Sheldon
Sam H. Sheldon
John K. Sheldon
Michael D. Sheldon
Franklin Sheldon
James Sheldon
Sheldon Barker
Local Election Ads and Community Notices
Republican Harold Matrey seeks county attorney as voters hear a mix of political pitches and community events. Village Shoppe fall sale and Young Place daily specials run with a Surprise Savings rack. Wellsville United Methodist Women host a ham and turkey supper October 27 at 5 30, while Brethren Church hosts a chicken noodle supper and bazaar October 21 from 5 to 7. Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast invites all, with tickets at banks and the C of C. Rex Bowling is running for reelection citing law enforcement. Mrs Pat Hertford to speak on deaf work at Ottawa Southern Baptist Chapel October 20 at 11 a m. please bring salad. Everyone invited.
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Pat Hertford
Ottawa
Southern Baptist Chapel
S. Main
Masonic Temple
FCHS Backs Ottawa Memorial Auditorium Renovation
Franklin County Historical Society trustees voted to back renovating Ottawa Memorial Auditorium to support two November ballot questions. A $600000 appropriation would restore the 57 year old building with a new roof and electrical system, and a $30000 annual maintenance levy would fund upkeep. Tony Holland cited the building’s historical importance and community center potential.
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The
Franklin County Historical Society
Ottawa
Memorial
Tony Holland
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Halstead Hospital
Halstead
Rollie Hashman
City
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Vic Kimmi
Red Sea
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Memoriam
the Daily Report
Jehovah's Witnesses
Evelyn Susanna House
Junction City
Everett Denker
Dorothy Hiselein
George Denker
Garland Smith
Fountain
Colo
Colleen Denker
Topeka
Mary Kraft
1641 S. Main
Chicago
Claude A. Sluder
Williamsburg
Slader
Kenneth Burgoon
Ottawa Red 2
15Th
Ash
Burgoon
James Ralston
Sheriff's News
Carrol Dreddy
Harry Anderson
Dim Wallace
Willow
Kenneth Goodrich
Quenemo
Roberta Whitacre
Sycamore
John Conway
Otawa Rfi
Pearl Browning
Ad Briefs
Harold Matréy
Pol. Adv
Eastern Star Meeting
Young Place
Wellsville United Methodist Women
Brethren Church
Main
Thurs
OU Union
C of C
Rex
Franklin County
Pol
FCHS
Bob
Jim McCrea
S, Mein
Michael J. Esser
Edward D. Jones
ITC Ee
Moe
Hill
Doug
Briscoe Drug Store
Clinic Pharmacy
Kramer Drug Store
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