Community News Briefs Highlight Local Events
Expectant parents classes run six Wednesdays 6:30 to 8:30 at Franklin County Health Department 112 W Tecumseh with doctor approval required for exercise. The Flatlanders perform Naomi's Club 111 N Main from 10:30 to 2:30 with members and guests. GQASIS Club bus leaves First Christian Church at 10 a.m. Tuesday for Lake Pomona picnic. bring dish tableware and fishing gear as other activities are offered at Kiwanis Club Lodge. Democrat Headquarters hosts bake sale Sept 20 at 1 p.m. Stanton Township holds its 25th reunion Sept 24 at Spring Ridge Hall with noon potluck and program. Town & Country Supply advertises a 6000 gallon antifreeze tank fill at 85c per gallon. ILGWU picnic Sept 24 noon to 5 p.m. Forest Park shelterhouse. all members and former members invited. Eagles Lodge Steak Night and dance Sept 16 cancelled. free juke box dance. Holland bulbs arrival includes tulips and flowering bulbs plus hardy mums at Willis Garden Center 5th and Cherry. VFW Dance Saturday night with The Good Guys. members and guests. Bosca leather goods designs now at Sutton's Jewelry.
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Gqasis Club
First Christian Church
Lake Pomona
Kiwanis Club
Central Heights menu and local obituaries mix
The week of Sept 18 22 menu at Central Heights lists barbecued beef on bun on Monday, meatloaf Tuesday, pig in blanket Wednesday, spaghetti Thursday, fish square Friday with sides and desserts. Leonard Lickteig funeral Mass set for 10 a.m. at St John’s Greeley Neb with rosary in Garnett. Charles Sweetwood funeral held in Damron Towner Chapel with burial at Mount Hope Kansas City. Accidents reported in Franklin County and Ottawa area with multiple vehicle incidents and farm reports.
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Central Heights
Leonard Lickteig
Auburn
Neb
St. John’s Catholic Church
Greeley
St. John’s Cemetery
Farris
Garnett
Charles Sweetwood
Damron-Towner Chapel
Chester Hall
Melvin Clevenger
Paul Damron
Ed Crabb
C. W. Robe
Jack Spring
Dan B. Fogle
Orlin Milliken
Sherman Bittenbender
Mount Hope Cemetery
South
Hickory
Charles E. Nisely
Neola J. Hartpence
Nisely
Hartpence
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
East Reed Road
US 59
Robert 5. Dunn
Ottawa Rfd
Richard M. Brockus
Richmond
Dunn
Brockus
Ottawa
Joe D. Holstine
Kansas Highway Patrol
Holstine
BowLing Friday Night Ladies League Scores Boise Cascade
Friday night results show multiple bowling teams across Boise with high scores listed for participants such as Archibald Crites HigH Milton Wilson Coffman Lucas Linneman Lane Lee and others. Notable totals include 416 by Archibald 392 by Crites and 496 by Wise.
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Boise Cascade
L. Archibald
Crites
M. Milton
Wilson Truck & Auto
S. Coffman
Helen
M. Triplett
Red Rogoster
M. Elder
M. Gordon
Baldwin Ward
S. Troutman
Royal T
Richardson
Wichman
Heathman Oil
E. Ferguson
W. Burgoan
W. Burgoon
Wassmer's Clothing
G. Saffron
E. McCurdy
Lee's Downtowner
K. Jones
A. Gilbert
Royal Cleaners
West
Nitcher's
G. Nitcher
B. Figgins
Nighthawk League
Harry Smith Auto
F. Wise
Franklin Savings
L.hart
H.reeves
H. Reeves
C. Burns Jr
M. Burns
Wilson Truck
Foster
Montgomery Ward
F. Simmons
BOS Luce
W—C. Rodgers
Messenger
Baseball Roundup Saturday Scores Across Leagues
Texas plays Jand as Hand improves to 10-10 while Blue sits 5-8. California hosts Ryan 16-14, and Kansas City faces Drago 11- Minnesota. Detroit meets Fryman 6-2 in Milwaukee, and Baltimore Cuellar 16-1 clashes with New York Kline 16-6. Cleveland Tidrow 13-1 visits Boston Tiant 11-5. Sunday's slate includes Baltimore at New York and Cleveland at Boston, with Kansas City at Minnesota and Detroit at Milwaukee. Monday features Baltimore at Boston and New York at Milwaukee.
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Texas
Hand
Jand
Blue
Chicago
Bahnsen
California
Ryan
Kansas City
Drago
Minnesota
Perry
Detroit
Fryman
Awaukee
Lockwood
Baltimore
Cuellar
New York
Kline
Cleveland
Tidrow
Boston
Tiant
Minneso
Milwaukee
Oakland
W. L. Pet. G.B. eBostonsina
West Oakland
Associated Press
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Helena
Asheville
Honolulu
Atlanta
Houston
Birmingham
Ind’apolis
Bismarck
Jacks’ville
Boise
Little Rock
Buffalo
Los Angeles
Charleston
Louisville
Charlotte
Marquette
Memphis
Cincinnati
Miamis
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Mpls-St
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Okla City
Fort Worth
Omaha
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Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Pt'land
Ore
Land
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake
San Fran
Seattle
Spokane
Tampa
Washington
Things We Could Do Without Says Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle laments everyday irritants and social foibles from acne plagued teens to lazy coworkers. He skewers passable party snacks and outdated office habits while poking at vanity, fashion, and aging. The column blends humor with sharp social observation.
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New York
Art Form Series Set At Library
The Kansas Cultural Arts Commission funds half the series presented with the community requirement of a public school and library venue on the same day. Co sponsored locally by School District 290 and Ottawa Library, the six programs run monthly on Wednesdays starting this week at 7:30 p.m. on the library’s second floor. The Unexamined Life opens with guest speakers and discussions.
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Northeast Kansas Library System
Kansas Cultural Arts Commission
Commission
Ottawa Library
Neil Barnaby
Dan Jaffe
Jean Yeagley
A. B. Wymore
J. W. Coffman
Interstate Expansion Proposal for Kansas segment Ottawa to Lawrence
Kansas Highway Department proposes adding a 10 mile segment linking 1 35 at Ottawa with 1 70 at Lawrence as part of a broad plan to extend the interstate system by 7500 to 10000 miles. State highway director John Montgomery urged Congress and Kansas delegates to back 10 additional segments in the state. Other area routes discussed include US 69 from 1 435 near Olathe to I 44 near Joplin US 169 from I 35 at Olathe to Tulsa and US 75 from Topeka to I 35 near the Coffey Osage line plus US 54 across southern Kansas from Joplin Missouri to Tucumcari New Mexico.
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Ottawa
Lawrence
Kansas Highway Department
John Montgomery
Congress
Kansas
Olathe
Joplin
I-35
Tulsa
Topeka
Coffey-Osage County
Montgomery
Tucumcari
N. M
Mode O Day Manager Transfer to California Plant
Terry Malouf, longtime Mode O Day manager here for 10 years, is promoted to lead the San Bernardino California plant and will start Monday. Mrs Malouf will remain at 828 East Ith Terrace until California housing is arranged. Ray Baughman of Osawatomie plant will serve as temporary manager here. he has 16 years with the company. The San Bernardino plant is 25 percent larger than the local facility.
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Terry Malouf
San Bernardino
Calif
Malouf
Eith Terrace
California
Logan
Utah
Ray Baughman
Osawatomie
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Franklin County Health Department
W. Tecumseh
Naomi
N. Main
Bake Sale Democrat
West 3Rd
Stanton Township
Spring Ridge
Town & Country Supply
ILGWU
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Forest Park
Eagles Lodge
Holland
Willis Garden Center
VFW
Good Guys
Bosca
Sutton’s Jewelry
the Daily Report
Hettlers
Pavelment
Bob Miller
THE
Insurance Agency
Ottawa University
Cook Field
Ou-Southwestern
Hal Boyle
Nicky Cat
Women's Liberation Movement
Lengel Son
JM Prbucny
eFederal Mogul
Melling
E. Wilson
Chevrolet
Main
Hollister
Everest
Jennings
Ath and
Maine
Kentucky
MD Mury
Nationa
Pleasant Valley
Sac Creek
Lyle Gardenhire
Neil Peed
Maurice Photography
Cypress
Red Rooster
Isemi
Waverly
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