Local News Briefs From Ottawa Herald
Several items appear in brief: no Menus next week due to incomplete selections and a 290 District school cancellation next Thursday and Friday for a teacher conference. A film While Brave Men Die will screen at Faith Bible Church at 7 45 p m Sunday. The House of Douglas offers buffet meals noon to 9 pm and Sundays at $1 50. Emergency treatment at Ransom Memorial Hospital Friday for Terry McDone els. A request to put in a new man in Topeka for state representative Keith Shumway. The Plastic Pipe Co reports broken pipe joints valued at 21 60 between Thursday evening and Friday morning. Ellis Plano Tuning and Clare Shadle noted hospital visits and illness. Miss Loretta Day released to home care after injuries from last summer car crash. Robert L Pine seeks Republican State Representative seat 14th District and Robert H Saft runs for State Superintendent. Marjorie Bennett joins Beautyland staff. Evangelistic services at Peoria Church run Oct 30 through Nov 6 with Pastor Rev. Rickey.
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported
Listings show admissions Clare Shadle Linda Shaughnessy Glenn Manning on Friday and Saturday. Dismissals include Finis Weeks and George Gingrich Mrs Bertha Hodgson. Births recorded to Mr and Mrs George Clarke and Mr and Mrs Richard Stoneeking with weights listed.
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Clare Shadle
Poplar
Linda Shaughnessy
Main
Glenn Manning
George Gingrich
Michigan Valley
Bertha Hodgson
Sycamore
George Clark
Baldwin
Richard Stonee King
Pomona
Two-Car Crash in West Second Block Causes No Injuries
A two car collision occurred in the 100 block of West Second at around 2 56 p m Friday. No injuries were reported. Clarence E Hughes 77 Ottas wa RFD 1 was eastbound in a 1955 Pontiac while Max E Reneau 41 704 S Cedar backed from the north side of the street in a 1963 Chrysler. Estimated damage on the Pontiac left rear fender was 10 the Chrysler remained undamaged.
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West Second
Clarence E. Hughes
Ottaswa Rfd
Pontiac
Max E. Reneau
S. Cedar
Chrysler
Daylight Time Switches Sunday Across States
Daylight saving time returns this Sunday as clocks go back one hour at 2 a.m. In 1966 federal rules push states toward common start and end times, but many states remain undecided for next April. Indiana Kentucky Alabama Louisiana Mississippi show varied splits and legislative delay amid national debate on year round use.
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New York
Johnson
Associated Press
Sion
Indiana
Indianapolis
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Britain
United States
Death of Thomas W. Mace in Crestview Nursing Home
Thomas William Mace, 90, formerly of 317 S. Sycamore, died at 1 a.m. today at Crestview Nursing Home. A retired farmer, he lived in Ottawa 23 years and in the general area 67. Services at 2 p.m. Monday at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev. Charles P. Knight officiating. burial at Pleasant Valley Cemetery, Miami County. Born December 16, 1875 in Wayne County, Iowa, son of Ona and Katherine Ann (Chapsman) Mace. Surviving: two sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Ward and Mrs. Ora Wadkins, and several nieces and nephews.
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Thomas W. Mace
Thomas William Mace
S. Sycamore
Crestview Nursing Home
Ottawa
General
Lamb Funeral Home
Charles P. Knight
Pleasant Valley
Miami County
Wayne County
Iowa
Ona
Katherine Ann (Chapsman) Mace
Myrtle Ward
Ash
Ora Wadkins
Williamsburg
Mace
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Bills To Help Congress Shelved In The Shuffle
Washington AP reports Congress left unfinished business on a congressional reorganiza tion measure after 17 months of study It aims to strengthen the committee system expand oversight of spending and require more information for complex issues The proposal would open hearings require written witnesses prepare summaries and end proxy voting It would boost GAO use expand staff help and create an expanded Library of Congress legislative research service
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
General Accounting Office
House
Library of Congress
KC Markets Kansas City Cattle and Hogs Mixed Price Drops
AP market report from Kansas City shows cattle and hogs mostly lower from last week. Cattle steers and heifers steady to 25 lower, cows 50 to 125 lower, feeders 25 to 75 lower, primes 22.50 to 25.75. hogs mixed with weights under 240 pounds steady and larger losses up to 25.50 for sow values. Sheep and lambs also weaker with lambs 50 to 100 lower and ewes at 6 to 6.50.
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Kansas City
Police News Cited for Speeding and Abandoned Vehicle
Sharon K. Green, 19, Ottae wa RFD 4, cited Oct. 24 for speeding 40 in a 20 mph zone from Fifth and Main to the Marais des Cygnes bridge. Dennis Motelet, 710 S Loe cust, cited Oct. 28 for abandoning a disabled vehicle at Thirteenth and Maple after an accident.
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Sharon K. Green
Ottaewa Rfd 4
Fifth and Main
Marais Des Cygnes Bridge
Dennis Motelet
S. Loe Cust
Thirteenth and
Maple
Light Pole Crash Victim In South Main Incident
A city light pole in the 1100 block of South Main was broken in three places when struck by a car driven by Gary L. Prager, 22, of 1146 S. Main. Prager said he fell asleep and the 1964 Chevrolet southbound suffered right front damage. The crash occurred at about 4 04 a.m., with pole damage estimated over $100 unless welded back together, and Prager was reported uninjured.
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South Main
Gary L. Prager
S. Main
Prager
Pomona Plans Sewer Project With 10 Year Special Tax
Pomona officials outline a sewer expansion using a 10 year special assessment. Pipe work will be stubbed for future extension, with 20 cent footage tax and interest. About 250 customers are expected, aided by Braymen Meinking Construction of Topeka. Map displays at city hall track crews and progress. If parcels settle early, payments end sooner or buyers may pay total cost within 30 60 or 90 days after completion.
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Pomona
Eichinger
Whiskey's arrival in England traced to the 12th century
Historians link early English whiskey to 12th century introductions, noting the Spanish Moors as among the first Europeans to distill spirits and influence practices.
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England
Classified Ads and Auction Notices for Ottawa Kansas
Public notice style classified section listing per word rates and deadlines. Includes political ads for Joe Ferns Robert Saft Clifford Hobbs and multiple farm and estate auctions with dates locations and contact details across Ottawa Kansas and nearby towns.
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Royal Cafe Cloged
the Faith Bible Church
House of Douglas
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Terry McDoneels
S. Mulberry
Toopeka
Keith Shumway
Pol. Adv
THE
Plastic Pipe Co
King
Ellis Plano
S. Popelar
Ottawa Herald
Loretta Day
St. Luke's Hospital
Bert Binkley Jr
Brown, Osawatomie
Robert L. Pinet
Robert H, Saft
North American
Marjorie Bennett
Beautyland
Adv
Peoria Church
Rev
Rickey
Come All
Aiid
Bisnison
Andrew B. Martin
Ottawa University
Jeanne Bowman
Rochester
N. Y
Dale Hale
Omaha
Ned
Linda Tucker
Independence
Kan
Miss Bowman
Jesse Randall
Blue Mound
Daryle Hensley
Topeka
Alan Coleman
Canton
Ill
Ard
Vincennes
Terre Haute
Kentucky
Butte, Mont
Senate House Committee
Childre
Childrens Room
Kathleen Baker
Carnegie Library
Hawthorne
Kathleen
Warren B. Baker
S. Poplar
Police News
Irha
Aes CO ES
M. J. Lawin
Princeton
Sue
Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia
Teachers College
Wright
Louis Denyensgon Modtuan
Joe Ferns
Robert H. Saft
Supt. of Public Instruction
Clifford R
Hobbs
Kansas
Charlie Phillips
Lane
Kalesas
Myers Bros. Phone Centropolis
Claude
Seward
Franklin County Sales Company
Vernon Berger
Richmond
Ted Hobbs
15Th St
Roy Bates
Hans Lassen Farm
West Baldwin Jct
Harold Sawyer
Wellsville
Ralph Hobbs
Jack Nelson
Porgona
Council Grove
Jim Brady
Harold Stewart Gen
Printy
M. K. Pettit
Bill Lilly
S. Oak
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