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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1971

Page

4

Nature In Art program at Ottawa Garden Club meeting

Ottawa Garden Club meets Monday at First United Methodist Church with BRIEFS LOUIS SMITH presenting Nature In Art. A basket dinner starts at 6 30. Also listed are church recruit class meeting times, Halloween dance details, a film on drug abuse at Faith Lutheran, a dance at Naomi's Club, and other community notices including soldiers in Europe, a Halloween event, potluck at Trinity United Methodist, modern math for parents starting Nov 2, and a Friday Saturday open at Town & Country.

Louis Smith Ottawa Garden Club First United Methodist Church

North American Coffee Shop Ad Prices Meats and Fry Items

16-Oz T-bone steak listed at 2.95, sirloin 2.00, 8-Oz T-bone 1.75, 10 deep fried shrimp 1.25, 2 pieces fried chicken 0.95, fish and chips 0.85. Advertisement for North American Coffee Shop.

Homecoming rally at Free Methodist Church Sunday

A homecoming and rally will be held Sunday at the Free Methodist Church 735 N Oak with a noon dinner Rev A E Hunter is pastor Also listed is a Halloween Dance by COUNTRY Squires at VFW Ottawa and THE Hallowesta benefit at Richmond with proceeds to the Community Building Fund A polyester double knit fabric ad and a hospital notice for Mrs Alma Bastin of Richmond mentions she is a patient at Anderson County Hospital Garnett

Free Methodist Church N. Oak A. E. Hunter Hallowesta Richmond Community Building Fund Alma Bastin Anderson County Hospital Garnett

Halloween Dance at Elks Hall Adverts

Halloween dance announced for Saturday night from 9:30 to 12:30 at the Elks Hall. Open to ladies and guests, admission details not included.

Eagles The Drifters Elks

Public Barbecue for Governor Docking at Armory

The public is invited to a Sunday barbecue for Governor Docking at the Armory on November 7 at 5 p.m. Tickets are $2 for adults with children admitted free.

Governor Docking

OU Shows Boost For Session 2 at Ottawa University

Ottawa University preliminary figures for Session 2 show a 100 percent rise over the same date in 1970. Twenty five entrants were not enrolled in Session 1. eight are new freshmen, three are sophomore transfers, and three are returning OU sophomores. Applicants before registration were 34, a near 300 percent surge, contradicting typical attrition in colleges.

Ottawa University

Area Family Wins Appeal Over I-35 Condemnation

A rural Williamsburg family, Mr. and Mrs. Willard G Ie Jr, won an appeal after a district court jury awarded them 23,750 in a condemnation dispute with the State Highway Commission. The jury determined the 25 acre I-35 extension decreased the property value by 23,750, with the total condemnation set at 193,150.

Williamsburg State Highway Commission Willard G.ie Jr Determ Otunlicke

Wall Street Drifts in Quiet Trading After Mixed Dow

The market moved with little direction as traders awaited Phase 2 of the Nixon administration program. By noon the Dow industrial average fell 1.54 to 836.08, while the Associated Press 60-stock index slipped 0.5 to 307.3 as rails and utilities waned, with advances slightly ahead of declines.

New York Wall Street Dow Associated Press New York Stock Exchange

Dismissals Include Evans and Bennett in Ottawa Obituaries

Died Tuesday Mrs Nora Maude Evans 74 Ottawa RFD 2 funeral Thursday at Lamb Roberts with Kermit Blank officiating. Honorary pallbearers listed. Burial in Peoria Cemetery. Carl W Bennett 64 died Thursday at St Luke's Hospital after two year illness. Surviving wife Evelyn Happy and three sons two daughters. services Saturday Wesleyan Church. William H Salb 83 died at Ransom Memorial Hospital. wake Monday. funeral Tuesday Sacred Heart. survivors include wife daughter son eight grandchildren and six great grandchildren.

Nora Maude Evans Ottawa RFD Lamb- Roberts Kermit Blank Cecil Detwiler Clifton Detwiler Raymond Mack Roy O. Taylor Mike Lovell Jess Stewart Robert Slader David Finch Roger Evans Donald C. Bloomer Adell Dean Richard Underwood Carl W. Bennett St. Luke’s Hospital Kansas City Cunningham Evelyn Happy Garnett Carl Ervin Bennett Leavenworth Larry Wayne Bennett Lawrence Kenneth Eugene’ Bennett Chicago Ann Salb Willow Shirley Taylor Mission Grace Herschel Topeka Wesleyan Church Wesleyan Don Rothfuss Damron-Towner

Hospital notes and court news from Ottawa district

Admissions list includes Charley Craig Jerry Bresee Paul Tyrell Sara Crist Louise Davenport James Staley Jr Perry Ward Jr Mrs Ben Nokes Mrs Edwin Burgess and daughter Mrs E C Snyder Lyndon Nelson Tipton Sr Mrs Roger Glinke and son Mrs Lester Moore Thursday Friday. None injured in a two vehicle accident involving Carol S Allen and a Pepsi-Cola pickup. 16 year old William Spratt not injured but totaled car east of Ottawa. District Court divorce filed Connie Kay Burgess vs Donald L Burgess custody asked. Cattle hogs sheep market figures from Kansas City with brief price ranges. Estimates for Monday provided for Seattle region.

Charley Craig Jerry Bresee N. Cherry Paul Tyrell Osawatomie Sara Crist Ottawa Louise Davenport Ash James Staley Jr S. Cedar Perry Ward Jr S. Oak Randy Good Mrs Ben Nokes Princeton Edwin Burgess E. C. Snyder Lyndon Nelson Tipton Sr Roger Glinke Lester Moore Carol S. Allen Pepsi-Cola Bottlers Inc Rantoul William J. Spratt East Spratt

Tito Rebuffs Peacemaker Role in Middle East Talks

President Tito of Yugoslavia rejected U S mediation in the Middle East crisis after meetings with President Nixon and Secretary Rogers. He argued third parties cannot force progress if opposing sides refuse to move and said existing plans are enough. A communique with Stalin era significance is being drafted for Saturday during Tito's state visit.

Washington Tito Yugoslavia Nixon Middle East Marshal William P. Rogers Rogers Israel Egypt Suez Canal State Department U.S Belgrade Nikita Krushchev Commerce Maurice H. Stans National Press Club Spiro T. Agnew Carl Albert J. William Fulbright China United Nations White House Saigon Treasury John B. Connally Secret Service U.S. Command

Security Tight Around Saigon Inauguration

More than 40,000 South Vietnamese troops and police were mobilized in Saigon for President Nguyen Van Thieu's inauguration. Across South Vietnam 202,000 U.S. troops went on alert hoping to deter North Vietnamese and Viet Cong attacks and to keep anti Thieu demonstrations peaceful.

Saigon Nguyen van Thieu South Vietnam U.S United States

Environmentalists Seek Court Block of Amchitka Test

Washington groups press for a preliminary injunction to halt the Amchitka underground detonation as the government agrees to release secret documents. Seven conservation groups warn the five megaton hydrogen blast could trigger earthquakes and wildlife harm while government officials invoke executive privilege to shield material.

Washington Environment Groups Amchitka Island Environment U.S. District Court Amchitka Aleutian Islands Justice Department U.S. Court of Appeals U.S George L. Hart Hart The Atomic Energy Commission Nixon

County Receives Share Of State Highway Funds

Franklin County tops the list with an apportioned quarter share of 41 149 92 in the county highway fund as state treasurer Walter H. Peery announced. Ottawa follows with 20 068 50 and neighboring areas list several figures for counties and towns including Anderson Coffey Osage Baldwin Garnett Lane Lyndon Melvern Osawatomie Overbrook Paola Pomona Princeton Quenemo Rantoul Richmond Waverly Wellsville and Williamsburg along with their respective shares.

Franklin County Walter H. Peery Ottawa Anderson Coffey Osage Baldwin Garnett Lane Lyndon Melvern Osawatomie Overbrook Paola Pomona Princeton Quenemo Rantoul Richmond Waverly Wellsville Williamsburg

Waverly Man Dies In Crash

Henry Wiederkehr, 71, of Waverly was killed when his car sideswiped two vehicles on US 77 north of Winfield and overturned. Officials say he lost control on a curve. no other injuries were reported.

Winfield Waverly Here Valley Center Highway Patrol Henry Wiederkehr RFD A_ highway patrol Wiederkehr

Lawrence man sentenced for decoy theft in county court

A 21 year old Lawrence man named Scott Chesbro received a 30 day county jail sentence after pleading guilty to unauthorized control over 27 duck decoys stolen in a theft. The sentence was handed down in county court on Thursday.

Lawrence Scott Chesbro

William Salb Ottawa resident dies at home

Salb William Herman Salb longtime Ottawa resident died this morning Funeral services set for Tuesday 10 00 am at Sacred Heart Catholic Church Father Robert Bechtel to officiate Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery Wake Service Monday 730 pm at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Friends may call Sunday morning until 9 00 am Tuesday

Salb William Herman Salb Ottawa Sacred Heart Catholic Church Robert Bechtel Mount Calvary Cemetery Lamb-Roberts

Classified Ad Deadline Rules

Classifieds note the deadline of 5 p.m. the day before publication. Five line ads are accepted until 9 30 a m on publication day and Saturday at 9 a m. Two column ads must be placed two days prior to insertion.

North Poplar

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