Sible enlists in the United States Air Force
Randy Lee Sible son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Sible 615 N Cherry has enlisted in the United States Air Force He is in basic training at Lackland Air Force Base Texas Also notes on miscellaneous local events and ads including a Sept 10 dance by VFW 5901 the MAC and Rhythm Ramblers Naomi's Club a BINGO event a Southwestern Bell fair and a Pomona Lions Club free ham and bean supper at City Park Sept 11 all items from a local brief page.
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Randy Lee Sible
Gordon Sible
N. Cherry
United States Air Force
Sible
Lackland Air Force Base
Tex
AIR Force
George C. Small
George C. Small Sr
King
McConnell Afb
Kaw
Small
Vietnam
Ottawa High School
Pomona Lion's Club
Pomona
Thieu Wary Of Losing US Aid
In Saigon President Nguyen Van Thieu fears Congress may cut or curb aid if he runs unopposed in the Oct 3 election. He has warned he might resign to trigger aid cutoff, while U.S. diplomats say they expect him to run unopposed. A Saigon paper linked to opposition was confiscated over claims generals urged resignation.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
U.S
South Vietnam
Thieu
Congress
Ngo Cong Duc
Ministry of Defense
Joint General Staff
Ottawa University professor Dr Flusser earns doctorate
Associate professor of mathematics Peter R. Flusser, an Ottawa University faculty member since 1960, has earned a doctorate in education from Oklahoma State University after a sabbatical. He is a 1958 Ottawa graduate and lives at 1048 Cottonwood with his wife and four children.
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Peter R. Flusser
Oklahoma State University
Ottawa University
Flusser
Wall Street mixed as investors await Nixon address
Mild profit taking edged the market lower in moderate trading on the New York Stock Exchange. The noon Dow Jones industrial average fell 0.95 to 919.98 as declines led advances. Glamour stocks showed weakness with Control Data IBM Polaroid and Xerox slipping. Kodak and Union Carbide posted gains while Air Reduction Allied Chemical dipped.
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New York
Nixon
Congress
New York Stock Exchange
IBM
Polaroid
Xerox
Eastman Kodak
Union Carbide
Allied Chemical
Municipal Court Memo: Multiple Local Violations Reported
The Daily Report lists cases from Municipal and County Courts. Irene Bostick fined for permitting a minor out after midnight. Erne se Zamora with no license forfeited bond. Roy Bishop fined for speed exhibition. Wayne Edwards fined for speech exhibition. Danny Hensley drunk in public forfeited bond. Mary Herington drunk and disturbing the peace continued for arraignment. Lester Mills drunk in public forfeited. Andy Frye cited for careless driving and muffler defect trial set. County Court cites Judith Tibbetts for speeding. State vs Chester burglary dismissed. long obituary and service notices for Blanche Apgar and Johnie Hall. bridge winners noted for Elks Club game.
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Irene Bostick
Williamsburg
Ernese Zamora
Roy L. Bishop
S. Ash
Wayne L. Edwards
Burrough
Danny G. Hensley
McLeansboro
Mary Herington
Cypress
Lester C. Mills
Andy Frye
S. Hickory
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs Eggs Prices Mixed
Kansas City market notes show cattle trading 50 higher for feeder steers, hogs up 25, sows 25 higher, with spring lambs and feeder lambs steady. Prices include feeder steers 225-275 lb at 42.00-45.00, hogs 1-3 200-260 lb at 18.50-75, and spring lambs at 25.00-27.00. Wholesale eggs quoted large 80 percent A at 28-35 cents, medium 80 percent A at 19-29, butter unavailable.
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Kansas City
Death of Edith C Thompson in Pomona services set
Edith C Thompson 87 former Pomona resident died Wednesday at Crestview Nursing Home. Services at 2 30 pm Saturday at Pomona United Methodist Church with Rev Gene Damewood officiating. Burial at Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona. Survived by daughter Birdie Johnson two sons Oden B Thompson Murl D Thompson sister Edna Peters brother Arthur Shibe sister-in-law Mae Barker four grandchildren four great grandchildren one step granddaughter and one step grandson. Family suggests Pomona United Methodist Church memorials.
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Edith C. Thompson
Pomona
Crestview Nursing Home
Pomona United Methodist Church
Gene Damewood
Woodlawn Cemetery
Thompson
Joseph A
Rosa Mae (Hornbeck) Shibe
David ©. Thompson
Greenwood
Dean
Edna) Peters
Topeka
Arthur Shibe
S. Sycamore
Frank
Mae) Barker
Crestview
Lamb- Roberts
MS Drive Exceeds Campaign Goal in Franklin County
Franklin County residents raised 1 807 46 dollars during this year’s MS drive led by campaign chair Eva Hanes. The total tops last year as remaining envelopes are returned. Funds support the Franklin County Multiple Sclerosis Unit within the Eastern Kansas Chapter of the National MS Society founded in 1946 with over 14 7 million approved for MS research grants and fellowships.
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Franklin County
Eva Hanes
Moten Pleads Guilty in Franklin County Court
Willis Moten of the 100 block of South Poplar appeared in Franklin County District Court and pled guilty to aggravated assault. A second aggravated battery charge was dismissed. Moten was sentenced to one to 10 years in the Kansas State Penitentiary.
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Willis Moten
South Poplar
Franklin County District Court
Moten
Kansas State Penitentiary
Hospital Notes Admissions And Dismissals Report
Hospital notes list admissions for Mrs. Otto Schroeder Pomona RFD 2 Marguerite Bell 226 S Oak Mrs Clyde Gorton 1032 Cypress Walter Gravenstein 1740 S Elm Mayola Gates 221 KE 3rd Thursday. Dismissals include Mrs Herbert Roy Osawatomie Mrs Robert Dean 515 S Cedar Frances Diaz 108 S Oak Ralph Fanning Pomona Mrs John A Lawrence 1226 S Cedar Wednesday Mrs Otto Schroeder Pomona RFD 2 Mrs Quincy Seymour 803 S Main Birth Mr and Mrs Gary Lingo 221 E 3rd a daughter weight 7 lbs
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Pomona
Marguerite Bell
S. Oak
Clyde Gorton
Cypress
Walter Gravenstein
S. Elm
Mayola Gates
Herbert Roy
Osawatomie
Robert Dean
S. Cedar
Frances Diaz
Ralph Fanning
John A. Lawrence
Otto Sc
Funerals Held for Eathel Pevler in Osawatomie
Services for Eathel Pevler 87 Osawatomie who died September 4 were at the Eddy Funeral Home with Rev Clayton Jackson officiating. Burial followed at Lane Cemetery. Pallbearers listed as Larry.
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Eathel
Eathel Pevler
Osawatomie
Eddy Funeral Home
Clayton Jackson
Lane Cemetery
Larry
In Memoriam Hall Graveside Services for Infant Hall
Graveside services for infant Johnie J. Hall will be held at Woodlawn Cemetery in Pomona on Saturday at 2 00 p m Rev William Weber will officiate The notice notes the location date and officiant for the family obituary styled service
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Jobnie J. Hall
Johnie J. Hall
Gary J. Hall
Woodlawn
Pomona
William Weber
Mass Opens Kennedy Center with Bernstein Mass
The Kennedy Center in Washington opened with Bernstein Mass, a theater piece for performers and dancers. The premiere drew 2,200 guests including Kennedy and Nixon officials, with seats priced at 25 50 or 100 dollars and a 10 minute ovation for Bernstein. The event marked the center’s first formal critical review allowed for Mass.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Leonard Bernstein
Cultural Center
National Symphony Orchestra
Antal Dorati
Nixon
Kennedy
President
Former OHS Educators Named in 1971 Outstanding list
Alice Anne Callahan of Bald win Baker University professor and Dr. C. C. Banta of Trinidad Colo. a former Ottawa High School vocational education teacher are named to the 1971 Outstanding Educators of America. The program honors educators for service achievement and leadership in education.
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Alice Anne Callahan
Baldwin
Baker University
C. C. Banta
Trinidad
Colo
Ottawa High School
Miss Callahan
Baker
US Helicopters Deliver 1000 Vietnamese Troops Near Laos Border
American helicopters ferried 1000 fresh South Vietnamese troops to within two miles of the Laotian border in a major drive below the DMZ led by B52 strikes. About 25 B52s dropped 750 tons of bombs on North Vietnamese positions south of the DMZ while 13,500 troops pushed the offensive begun Monday. Major Gen Pham Van Phu said thousands had fled north as U.S. advisers coordinated air strikes if needed.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Khe Sanh
South Vietnam
Laos
Pham van Phu
Associated Press
Public Hearing on Zoning Change in Ottawa Kansas
City Planning Commission to hear Ralph Hartpence petition October 5 1971 at 7 00 p m in City Hall to move Lot 4 Baldwin and Taylors Addition from A Single Family to service commercial in 700 block West Seventh Street Ottawa Kansas Protests may be presented and if none the matter proceeds to the Governing Body James Grogan chairman and Orlin W. Smith secretary. The notice repeats with C L Ransom petition for Dundee Place Lots 35 and 37 Block 2 corner of 11th and North Hickory Streets Ottawa Kansas.
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City Commission Room
City Planning Commission
Ralph L. Hartpence
S. E
Baldwin and
Taylor
Ottawa
Kansas
West Seventh Street
Planning Commission
James Grogan
City Commission
C. L. Ransom
Dundee Place
City of
11Th
North Hickory Streets
Board of
Franklin County Commissioners
George W. Atchison
Lee C. Nichols
Don A. Yockey
Kenneth Stafford
Marlon Stafford
Alfred Beets
E. E. Haley
Robert O. Granger
Robert S. Hill
Paul H. Gaynor
Morris Cox
Franklin County
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