Community Briefs and Local Club Events Summary
Local notices list guests for Sunday at Old Depot Museum including William Bennett Rex Lewis Lamar Phillips and couples M V Holmes and Walter Butler. Lena Phibbs Ola Keith Jones in schoolroom. Walter Anderson in City Park cabin. DOROTHY REAMS serves Damron Towner families. Obituary notes Blanche M Apgar at 93 with daughter Wilma Betchart of The Dalles OR among survivors. Betcharts are Ottawa University graduates. Dance events: Ghost Riders at Naomi's Club Saturday 10 2. Marvin Ross and The Country Gentlemen at VFW Hall 9 1. Eagles dance with Country Squires 9:30 12:30. Wellsville VFW dance Sept 11. Pomona Lions host Free Ham and Bean Supper Sept 11 at City Park 6 PM. North American Coffee Shop menu prices listed 8 oz T Bone 1.75 8 oz KC strip 2.00 2 pieces fried chicken 95 cents. White Elephant, Southwestern Bell parking lot Sept 11 12. Bingo at Princeton ball park Sept 11 6 PM with homemade ice cream cake and watermelon. Mac and Rhythm Ramblers at Naomi's Club Sept 10. VFW No 5901 dance Sept 10 9 1 Aces members and guests.
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Old Depot Museum
William Bennett
Rex Lewis
Lamar Phillips
M. V. Holmes
Walter Butler
Lena Phibbs
Ola Keith Jones
Walter Anderson
City Park
Reed Watch Repair and Clock Service Ad
Reed Watch Repair and clock repair offered at 233 West Third Avenue. Adv. services available for watches and clocks.
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REED
Routeman Tim Ross to take Ottawa Laundry route
Tim Ross of Lawrence will assume the Ottawa Laundry and Dry Cleaners delivery route Monday. The position was previously held by Floyd Jacob, who has worked in Ottawa laundry for 15 years and will become office manager and bookkeeper for Hey Machinery Co. in Baldwin. The laundry remains owned by the Lawrence Laundry and Dry Cleaners and will keep its existing collection and delivery service for local customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Ross
Lawrence
Ottawa Laundry and Dry Cleaners
Floyd Jacob
N. Cherry
Jacob
Ottawa
Hey Machinery Co
Baldwin
Lawrence Laundry and Dry Cleaners
Virus links to Hodgkin's disease studied at Sloan-Kettering
Sloan-Kettering researchers report isolating two virus-like particle types in malignant Hodgkin's cells from ten patients. While not proven as viruses or causative, findings bolster virus-disease links and raise contagion speculation. Dr. F Kingsley Sanders led the project. results appear in Nature. next steps include antibody testing of victims' relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sloan-Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
Hodgkin
American Cancer Society
F. Kingsley Sanders
Nature
Sanders
Ottawa school clothing drive organized by parent groups
School groups in Ottawa including PTA and Roommother associations organize a supply of used clothing for Ottawa students. Donations of clothing overshoes formals gym wear and Scout uniforms are collected in school boxes and taken to Ottawa Junior High Room for a student clothing store initiative funded by school fundraisers. Rotary Anns offer to contribute funds for new shoes.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Junior High School
Rotary Anns
Hospital Notes and Obituary Notices in Ottawa Area
Hospital notes list admissions dismissals births and a Friday entry. Mrs Larry Davis Mrs Kendall Lucas Walter Smith and others are named. The obituary reports Mrs Robert Gault Richmond died Thursday night at Anderson County Hospital with service details and survivors. William P Scott of Jacksonville Fla formerly Ottawa is noted with burial in Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Davis
Osawatomie
Kendall Lucas
Cleveland
Walter Smith
Oak Haven
Richmond
Helen McKay
N. Mulberry
Owen Middleton
Lyndon
Earl Anderson
Ottawa
James Gilbert
Clyde Gorton
Cypress
Walter Gravenstein
Elm
Logan Bond
Robert Gault
Robert
Elsie) Gault
Franklin County
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
Gault
City Park
Franklin County Historical Society
Dietrich
Charles
Kate
Gentry) Dietrich
Ottawa University
Robert S. Gault
Honolulu
Hawaii
Virginia) Cunningham
Frank Dietrich
George Dietrich
William P. Scott
Jacksonville
Fla
Scott
Edgerton
Walter
Mary Scott
Wellsville
Bud Campbell
New York
N. Y
Jim Scott
Ellis
Paul Warren
L. R. Scott
Rushville, Mo
C. ©. Scott
Salina
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices
KC markets show cattle steady to higher for steers 31.00 to 32.50, heifers 30.75 to 31.50. Hogs 3,500 with weights under 220 lb down 25, several ranges noted. Sows down to 16.25 for 300-400 Ib, 15.00-16.25 for 400-600 Ib. Sheep steady to 27.00, spring lambs 25.00-27.00. Monday projections: cattle 2,500, calves 100, hogs 5,500, sheep 500. Wholesale eggs large 29-36 for 80 percent A, medium 20-29, butter unchanged.
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Kansas City
Yank Troops Aid With Gun Support In Vietnam Drive
In Saigon the USS Command confirms 1500 to 2000 U.S. troops back a South Vietnamese push below the western DMZ. Artillery and air personnel bolster the operation while B52 strikes continue. No U.S. casualties reported since Monday. one helicopter shot down.
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Saigon
USS
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Richard Gardner
Republic of Vietnam
Gardner
Khe Sanh
Poll Shows Nixon Shift
President Nixon moves toward the 1972 campaign as champion of new economic and foreign policies, leveraging incumbency while avoiding praise of the past. The shift signals a proactive stance rather than defending the old.
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Washington
Nixon
US Japan Try Again To Heal Monetary Rift
Washington reports show the United States and Japan pursuing a fresh effort to mend a deep rift over monetary rules trade and China policy as a second session begins neither side ready to concede with an impasse likely in a communique. State Department officials note Rogers voiced disappointment with Japan's liberalization delays while Japan insists the US fix its own economy before pressing yen revaluation or asking others to adjust for American inflation. Revaluation questions are deferred to next week.
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Washington
United States
Japan
China
State Department
William P. Rogers
Takeo Fukuda
Fine Weather For Football Opens Kansas Seasons
Kansas and Kansas State open home seasons as sunny skies prevail. Highs in the mid-80s, light variable winds, and pleasant humidity set the stage for Kansas hosting Washington State in Lawrence and Kansas State welcoming Utah State in Manhattan.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas State
Weather Service
Washington State
Lawrence
Utah State
Manhattan
Thrifty plan flops as youth fare hits roadblock
Hal Boyle recalls his frugal daughter Gay who tried to fly from New York to Toronto on youth fare to reach Vancouver. She faced booked flights, full planes, and finally no seats despite calling multiple airlines during a Labor Day weekend, leaving her stranded and winded by the end of the chase.
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New York
Canada
Toronto
Vancouver
British Columbia
Gay
Buffalo
In Memoriam Infant Johnie J Hall Graveside Rites
Graveside services for infant Johnie J Hall will be at Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona Saturday at 2 00 p m Rev William Weber officiating Dr Joe W Selby Ottawa Veterinarian civic leader died at home Funeral services at Grace Episcopal Church Monday at 10 00 a m Rev Leopold H Hoppe officiating Interment Highland Cemetery Friends may call Mortuary Saturday evening and Sunday Flowers memorial fund Grace Church Memorial Fund
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Richmond United
Notice of Probate Hearings in Franklin County Kansas Estates
First published notices in Ottawa Kansas court involve estates of Mary Jane Harder Elsie M Collins and Ross Clark with hearings dates September 10 September 27 and September 29 1971. Petitioners Clarence L Harder J W Dickerson and Edna Mae Dodd seek administration final settlement and descent determinations with counsel Coffman Jones Hederstedt Anderson Byrd Richeson Jones and William Bowers representing various parties.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Mary Jane Harder
State of
Clarence L. Harder
Ottawa
South Mulberry
Coffman, Jones & Hederstedt
Lyndon
Ross & Clark, Parencen
J. W. Dickerson
Ross €. Clark
J.W. Dickerson
State of Kansas
Elsie M. Collins
Pomona
Edna Mae Dodd
William
Bowers
West 2Nd Street
Kan
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Dorothy Reams
Damron-Towner
Blanche M. Apgar
Glenn
Wilma) Betchart
The
Dalles, Ore
Ghost Riders
Naomi
Adv
Marvin Ross
Country Gentlemen
VFW Hall
Eagles
Country Squires
Wellsville Vfw
Coachman IV
Pomona Lion's Club
K. C
Southwestern Bell
Ball Park
Princeton
Citizens’ Improvement Committee
MAC and Rhythm Ramblers
Naomi’s Club
VFW
Wayne Caldwell
Miltonvale Wesleyan College
Wesleyan Church
Cherry and Wilson
Caldwell
the Daily Report
Cornayenna
Yank
Vietnam
W Warron
North Main
Towner
Lamb-Roberts
Hal Boyle
Memoriam
Csecses
Natinasy
Aree Freq
Lodge
Masons
Vassar Park
Pomona Lake
Quenemo Lodge No
Willis Kramer
W.M
Loren Gray
Sec
Y. J
Retta
O.T.K
Shirley Aubry
W.C. Marie & Raffelock
Sec’y
N. Cedar
Atio Sale
Hickory
Pleasant Valley
Bernhardt
North Pence
City Electrician
City of Pomona
Diamond
Ottawa Fire Department
Knapp Shoes
E. M. Bistow
Brockton
Massachusetts
Kay ! Electronics
Cherokee
Playhouse Toy Company
Betty Weaver
Wea
Paola
House of Lloyd
Peggy Weekley
W. 57Th
Saies
Stout
Liberty
Centerville
Blue Mound Townships
Department
State Road
New Jersey
Barney Thomas
General Services
Barney Sedom
Elaine Malone
RO A In Malone
Pickering Piano Service
J. W. Taylor
Ernie Hollon
North Side
Bennie Stinson
Leonard Hoopes
Lloyd McClure
Lister Plumbing
Kansasland Packing
East Dundee
John “J. T
Schwalm
Baldwin City
Jack Nelson
Kansas Waverly Sale
Osage City
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Franklin County Sales Company
A.K. Watts
Cliff Hobbs
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
Cecil Beatty
Bob Herring
Sluder
Lars
Metzger Salvage
N. Main
Charley Slader
Barton's Vineyards
Silver Lake
Jonathan
South
Va East
Rantoul
Carter's. Ee
Nice
Bill Ousin
Rent Electric Sham
Brown
Ike and Mikes
E Logan
FORD
Everett
Walt’s
True Value
South Main
Budge
Town & Country Supply
Walnut
Latimer
South Cedar
Starcraft
Bob Luce
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