Ottawa briefs brief club meeting and local notices
The Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club meets Monday at 7 30 in the Anchor Savings basement with an auction and refreshments. A Ladies Dance Exercise Class is open for enrollment at 242 3696. Bob Robbins of 1234 Willow was named one of 22 top Farm Bureau Insurance All American agents in Kansas. he and his wife returned from a week at the Broadmoor in Colorado Springs. Miracle Water Co offers water analysis, conditioners and softener salt at 1740 S Elm 242 6783. Social Security rep R E Lawson will be at the Youth Center 9 to 1 Wednesday for benefit applications. VFW Ottawa hosts a Halloween Dance 9 to 1 at the Country Squires.
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Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club
Anchor Savings Building
Bob Robbins
Willow
Farm Bureau Insurance
Kansas
Colorado Springs
Colo
Broadmoor
Elizabeth E. Crane
Larned
Vernon
Garfield
Ottawa area docket and obituaries brief
The Daily Report lists a county court citation for Janice K. Morgan, 17, Ottawa RFD 2, with no license, dismissed. Also cited Catherine A. Rice, 18, Canterbury Court, for shoplifting with a $100 bond. Obituary notice for Mrs Elizabeth E Crane, 90, of Larned with funeral details. Kansas feedlot and range sales data report included.
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Janice K. Morgan
Ottawa Rfd
Ottawa Police Department
Catherine A. Rice
Canterbury Court
Halloweena Event at Sacred Heart School
Halloween fundraiser at Sacred Heart School in Hallowesta runs October 31 from 4 to 7 pm with chili soup games and bingo. Public invited.
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Hallowesta
Sacred Heart School
Eagles Halloween Dance and Drifters Night
Halloween dance events listed with Drifters at 9:30 to 12:30 on Saturday nights and invitations for guests with members. Also notes Modern Math for parents starting November 2 at Ottawa Junior High, eight sessions for $4.00, and a Halloween dance October 30 with EIK& ladies and guests. Public barbecue for Governor Docking November 7 at the Armory with adult tickets $2.00. Centura Dinnerware sale begins November 1 at Irwin's with patterns saving $1.62 to $2.51 per 5 piece setting and a three year warranty.
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Eagles
The
Drifters
Ottawa Junior High School
Governor Docking
Centura
Irwin’s
Ottawa University Next Week Calendar Events
Ottawa University lists events from October 31 to November 6 including Chapel at First Baptist Church, a film in the Civilisation series, Veterans on Vietnam in Administration Auditorium, a Copeland composition lec ture at Tony Jones recital hall, and a soccer game versus J F Kennedy College with Tarkio football and Graceland track. Dr Bernard E Meland will visit in Session 2 as resident humanist.
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Ottawa University
First Baptist Church
Administration Auditorium
Charles Hoag
Aaron Copeland
Tony Jones
J. F. Kennedy College
Ottawa
Tarkio College
Tarkio
Graceland
Bernard E. Meland
K-68 Project Opens New Ottawa Highway Segment
The Kansas Highway Commission announced opening the four lane K-68 upgrade from Poplar in Ottawa east 1.6 miles to I-35. The relocation, begun in March 1968, covered 3.5 miles with grading paving and bridges at a construction cost of 2.5 million dollars, stated highway director John Montgomery.
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Kansas Highway Commission
Poplar
Ottawa
John Montgomery
UN Sifts How Peking Should Be Addressed at U N
U N officials seek the formal designation for Red China after it announced it would send a delegation. The chosen name affects administrative matters including November’s Security Council presidency and flag positioning. UNESCO followed with recognition of Communist China as the legitimate representative of China.
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United Nations, N.Y
Red China
United Nations
U.N
Peking
U.N. Security Council
People’s Republic of China
Council
China
U.N. Secretariat
Chi Peng-fei
Self-And-Buddy Health Care Plan Proposed by Duke Educator
Dr. William G. Anlyan of Duke University urged a national self and buddy health care system to deliver emergency aid within 15 minutes and ensure professional care within an hour. He asked medical schools to build a staged system by 1985, including education in schools and mandatory preventive programs.
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Washington
William G. Anlyan
Duke University
Association of American Medical Colleges
Anlyan
Duke
AAMC
Sears-Roebuck Foundation Grants to Ottawa University
Ottawa University received a $1,200 grant from Sears-Roebuck Foundation. Five hundred dollars goes to the library for enrichment and $700 is unrestricted for general operation. James Ryssemus, manager of the local Sears store, presented the donation to OU President Peter H. Armacost.
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Ottawa University
Sears-Roebuck Foundation
James Ryssemus
Sears
Peter H. Armacost
Ottawa Chamber study on parallel parking results
A postcard survey mailed to 238 Ottawa Chamber of Commerce members returned 181 responses with 78 supporting parallel parking 53 favoring wide angle parking and 47 preferring no change. The board will forward the poll results and retail committee views to the city commission.
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Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Paul Gaynor
City Commission
Kansas Teachers Gather for NEA Convention in Five Cities
About 28 000 Kansas teachers will attend the Kansas National Education Association fall convention with sectional meetings in Topeka Wichita Hays Parsons and Salina Friday. Noted speakers include Dr George Walter Dr Murray Banks Dr William Glasser Lt Gov George Nigh and Dr Dean Berkley. Luncheon forums and 10 board seats will be set. delegate assemblies precede in several cities and the next spring meeting is slated for March 24.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas National Education Association
Wichita
Hays
Parsons
Salina
George Walter
Lawrence University
Appleton
Wis
Murray Banks
Northwood Institue
Midland
Mich
William Glasser
Institute of Reality Therapy
Los Angeles
George Nigh
Oklahoma
Dean Berkley
Indiana University School of Education
Kansas-Nea
Lawrence
Hutchinson
Dodge City
Satellite aid to lessen midair collisions in the seventies
The coming era will cut midair collision risk by using communications satellites for air traffic control. The plan envisions satellite links improving separation and surveillance, enabling safer routes and smoother management as aviation expands in the decade.
Notice of hearing in Reichard estate Ottawa real estate sale
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas a petition by Wayne E Reichard administrator seeks an order to sell Lofts 30 32 and 34 in Block 2 Fitts Addition Ottawa Kansas to pay debts taxes costs and expenses of administration. You must file a written response.
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State of
Kansas
Wayne E. Reichard
Ottawa
Franklin County
Notice of Estate Appointment in Franklin County Kansas
Public notice in Ottawa Kansas states Winton A Winter was appointed administrator of the estate of Cora Ann Mcintosh on October 13 1971. Creditors must file demands within nine months of first publication or be barred. Dated October 16 1971 at Ottawa Franklin County Kansas.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Cora Ann Mcintosh
Winton A. Winter
Ottawa
Kansas
Estate of Eva Elizabeth Prager final settlement
In the Matter of the Estate of Eva Elizabeth Prager deceased executor Clarence Fred Prager seeks final settlement, approval of his acts, court costs, attorney fees, heirs and legatees, and distribution per the will. Defenses due by November 15, 1971 at ten o clock a.m. in the court.
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Ottawa
Wayne E. Reichard
State of
Kansas
Clarence Fred Prager
Eva Elizabeth Prager
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