Community kitchen and aid drive events and local notices
A list of community notices includes a charity kitchen and linen shower for Mr and Mrs Everett Cook after a fire, a new Waterman’s Dairy Creme Drive-In in Pomona, a Retired Teachers Association meeting in Ottawa, a reunion basket dinner in Minneola, a change of pastor at St Therese Church in Richmond, a dance school enrollment in Bernhardt, a paper drive by Boy Scout Troop 135, a Pomona Lions ham and bean supper, obituaries for Marjorie Ferguson and George Stuckman, leather goods ads, Ottawa Christmas decorations fund kickoff, and a Pet Producers of America meeting all documented with dates, times, and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Cook
Pomona High School
Pomona
McIntosh dies. funeral set in Ottawa at Dengel and Son
Obituary notices from Ottawa list John N. McIntosh 59 of 1035 N. Oak dead on arrival at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Service at 2 p.m. Thursday at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Rev. William Weber officiating and burial at Walnut Creek Cemetery. Surviving wife Ruby Hayward, son Dr. Howard McIntosh, sister Mabel Dunlap, and a grandson. McIntosh served in U S Army Engineers in the South Pacific and worked as distribution supervisor for the City of Ottawa Light Department. He was a member of Ottawa Memorial VFW Post 5901 and married Nov. 24, 1934 in Ottawa. Procession and visiting hours noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. McIntosh
N. Oak
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dengel and Son
William Weber
Walnut Creek Cemetery
McIntosh
Bridgeport
Ill
John Douglas
Cora Ann (Dunlap) McIntosh
Ruby Hayward
Ottawa
Wellsville
City of Ottawa Light Department
South Pacific
Ottawa Memorial
VFW
Howard McIntosh
Overland Park
Reid
Mabel) Dunlap
Baldwin Rfd
Highway Officials to Address Ottawa Chamber Meeting
Two state highway commissioners Karl Brueck Paola and Robert Hagen Lawrence will speak at Ottawa University during a Chamber of Commerce general membership meeting. Davis Chamber highways and roads chair outlines plans update for residents as dinner in the gold room University Union. reservations required by 5 p.m. Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Brueck
Paola
Robert Hagen
Lawrence
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Chamber of Commerce
Jack Davis
Chamber
University Union
Broom Sale Aids Ottawa Gridiron League Effort
Ottawa Lions Club funds a broom sale to buy equipment for the Lions Midget Football League. Brooms made by the Kansas Foundation for the Blind will be sold to businesses and by league members, then door to door in their school areas starting at 1 p.m. Saturday. A broom truck will be in the downtown district on September 25 and 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Lions Club
Lions
Kansas Foundation For the Blind
Wheawaill
Wildlife Groups Urge Probe of State Defoliants
The National Audubon Society and Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission urge the U S Department of Agriculture to review defoliant spraying in Kansas. They allege subsidized spraying covered nearly one million acres with harmful environmental effects and threaten action to compel environmental impact statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Towns
Kansas
Harris Enterprises
Topeka
National Audubon Society
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Earl Butz
USDA
Audubon Society
Charles H., Callison
Garnett City Commission Agenda Highlights Tonight
Garnett City Commission meets at 7:30 PM in City Hall with hearings by Richard Herman and Jim Sobba. Proclaims UN Day, considers appointment to a five county council on Comprehensive Health Planning, and reviews reports on the Ralph Beasley culvert and a pole attachment agreement with United Telephone. An ordinance updates building regulations to govern use of plastic pipe and fittings. The meeting touches on an electrical bond for John Gustafson and discusses timber and wildlife habitat damaged by aerial herbicide spraying linked to defoliants and federal programs. References include Audubon Society concerns, environmental impact statements, and prior government defoliant spraying data in the Flint Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett City
Kansas
Vietnam
Audubon Society
Flint Hills
Callison
Butz
Ron Klataske
Society
Klataske
Alma
State Extension Foresters
Kansas State University
Murder charge bound over for trial in Ottawa case
Garrett Stanley Neil Garrett was bound over for trial in District Court on first degree murder in the death of Maude N. Richardson of Ottawa dated September 25 1971. He also faces charges of attempted murder rape and aggravated assault but no trial date has been set for the murder charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Neil Garrett
Maude N. Richardson
Ottawa
Garrett
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Main
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Minneola
Youth Center
Conrad Hall
Houston
Tex
Gilbert Burns
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Richmond
Father Burns
First Christian Church
Adv
Marjorie (Knittles) Ferguson
Napa
Calif
Richmond High School
Mary Anderson
Kathleen Collins
California
Eileen Rowland
New Mexico
Rosen
Sutton’s Jewelry
Ady
Ottawa Christmas Decorations Fund
House of Douglas
Gene Powell
Hickory
George Stuckman
Security Village
Col
Dick Powell
Colorado Springs
Colo
The
Pet Producers of America
Lowell Lyons
Kansas City
the Daily Report
Charles Sweetwood
Williamsburg
Seth Bush
Don Griffin
Tom Hutton
Gardner
Earl Drumm
E. N. Budd Sweetwood
William Michael Lyndon
Louise Michael
First United Presbyterian Church
Lyndon
Michael
Prince and
Ceceilia (Brown) Deskins
William Michael
Kan
Lyndon United Methodist Church
WSCS
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Ceceilia Deskins
Wanda King
Independence
Shirley Hall
Jack Michael
Daryl Michael
Virginia Shhrey
Leavenworth
Sylvia Greever
Amarillo
Margaret Fish
Philadelphia
Guy Deskins
Osage City
Elden Deskins
Daytona Beach
Fla
Richard Deskins
Fillmore
Charles D. Love
Pittsburg
Roy L. Freund
Derby
Robert L. Plummer
Samuel W. Corker
Mitchell R. Bryant
Robin B. Lamer
Carell. W. Proctor
Walnut
Edina J. Terry
Mission
James J. Ketzner
Shawnee
Lloyd L. Ainsworth
Alice L. Ainsworth
Thes
Franklin County
Probate
Steve Benner
Starla Medlin
Robert Stewart
Ottawa Rfd
Loren Dunn
Cedar House Nursing Home
Claude Sink
S. Main
Dianne Mitchell
Canterbury Court
Ella Barnes
N. Poplar
Vicki Goodale
Grant
Robert Caple
Richard Brown
Cedar
David
Potter
Ottawa Rfc
Jerry Nickelson Garnett
Jerry Nickelson
Farris Memorial Chapel
Vernon Dillon
C. D. Meisenheimer
Dale Foushee
Earl Snyder
John Askins
Fred Hunt
Bill Askins
Ed Norman
Wendell Schulte
Garnett Cemetery
Amront
Gaz
Towner
Thomas Albert Griffin
Camron-Towner Chapel
Pleasant View Cemetery
Agricola
Raymond Raley
Damron-Towner Chapel
Mount Hope Cemetery
Chester A. Hall
Paul Damron
David Miller
Janice Damron
Dorothy Reams
Don Geer
Rena Towner
Harold Lear
Highway Brass
Memoriam
Jeuis Lengel
Jon Mortuary
Garnett CC
John Gustafson
Litwin
Levi's
LEVIS
Levi’s
Shop Litwin's
Haggar
ACME
Insta-Matic
Rex
Butler
Longe
R.A.M
R.&s.m
W. Jonas Wright
H.P
Gerald B. Harford
Sec'y
Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem
P.W.H.P
P.W.O.S
Mabel Hay
W.H.P. Sanah Cameron
W.S
St. Luke's Hospital
Raymond Warner
Grace Middleton
Personals
Maurice Photography
Garnett
France
Cancer
East 14Th Street
E. Wilson
Ottawa Fire Department
City of
MY Man
Dan Christian Wild E
Rutledge Yates Center
Waterman
Cathy
Crites
TU PT
Lyons
Osage
Coffey
Franklin
a_ national
Trimble
Cleveland St
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Pickering Piano Service
Lloyd McClure
J. W. Taylor
Bennie Stinson
A&g Roofing CO
Martin’s
Kansasland Packing
East Dundee
Printy and Son
Ben Printy
Cap
A. K. Watts
P.m. West Wilson
E. Yocum
P. O. Box
Webb City
Mer Cook
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