Local Briefs and Notices from Ottawa Area
George T Arnold of 16338 Chestnut admitted to Research Hospital Kansas City in intensive care. Donald C Peters returned from Vietnam and is stationed at Fort Sill Oklahoma. Peters listed as Spec 5 with unit details. Rebekah Lodge and 100F Lodge plan an open meeting at IOOF Hall. Hawthorne School PTA and Eisenhower Elementary PTA schedule meetings. Reed Watch Repair ad and Osage City area notices reference local trades and events. A 50 by 100 oil steel building completed on Wilson Street with Lesh Oil moving in. Bicycle theft reported in Ottawa, value $35.
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George T. Arnold
Chestnut
Research Hospital
Kansas City
Arnold
Donald C. Peters
Vietnam
Ft. Sill
Oklo
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Cedar
Darlene Rice
United Stations
Wall Street Edges Lower On Mixed Trading Day
Wall Street continued indecisive trading as the noon Dow fell 3.80 to 904.42. NYSE showed more declines than advances, with RCA rising 1.44 to 33. The company said it would discontinue most of its computer manufacturing, delaying trading due to order influx. IBM gained 1.4 to 30.2 as investors expected IBM’s computer business to benefit from RCA’s move.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
RCA
IBM
Admissions and emergencies highlight Sunday report
The Daily Report lists admissions and dismissals by names and addresses, birth announcement for a daughter, multiple emergency room incidents by individuals in Wellsville Ottawa and nearby areas, several traffic collisions with local ages and locales, and police citations for speeding and license issues. A marriage license pair from Ottawa is noted along with a divorce custody suit and a social welfare suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Bryan
S. Ash
Jackson Robinson Jr
S. Cherry
Marion Fitzgerald
Rodney Epps
Ottawa
Kendall Lucas
S. Cedar
Deborah Lynn Burch
Millard Rodgers
Donald Camblin
Main
David Towner
Mulberry
Jimmy Green
Wellsville
Ronald Reed
W. 15Th
Angie Adams
Jeffrey McIntosh
Canterbury Court
Inez Fitzgerald
Ozawkie Girl Named Kansas Dairy Princess at State Fair
Becky Ann Smith, 19, of Ozawkie Jefferson County was crowned Kansas Dairy Princess at the State Fair after a night show with Lawrence Welk stars. She is a State University junior pursuing radio and television. Alternate princess Nancy E. Barnes, Winfield, 20, and district entrant, another finalist, is majoring in art and physical education.
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Hutchinson
Becky Ann Smith
Ozawkie
Jefferson County
Kansas
Becky Ann
Robert Smith
State University
Pasioring
Lawrence Welk
Nancy Currie
Powhattan
Brown County
Currie
American Dairy Association of Kansas
Nancy E. Barnes
Winfield
Wichita State University
Alfred E. Barnes
Winfield Rfd
Charismatic Clinic at University A Opens Tuesday
Raymond Raley of First Assembly of God announced a seven week series starting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Room 102 Ottawa University Chapel. Each session lasts an hour and includes a Q&A with the pastor. The study explores Holy Spirit activities and tongues in today’s church and invites public participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
Raymond Raley
Assembly of God
Ottawa man given probation on marijuana possession charge
Carl F. Adams 21 of 702 Cypress Ottawa was placed on probation for a year and a half after Franklin County District Court suspended imposition of sentence. Adams was apprehended July 24 by Ottawa police for possession of marijuana.
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Ottawa
Carl F. Adams
Cypress
Adams
Franklin County
McCann funeral held in Pomona with local pallbearers
Roy Lee McCann died Sept 14. Services Sept 17 at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Rev William Weber officiating. Music by Rev Richard Grubbs and Mrs Richard Underwood. Pallbearers Elton Davis Everet Walker Elwood Walters Don Catuska Gordon Bolen Walter Hull Harley Cromwell. Burial at Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona. Also Kansas City livestock report notes cattle 2,000 calves 150. hogs 5,500. sheep 300 with prices and tomorrow estimates.
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Roy L. McCann
Roy Lee McCann
Dengel and Son
William Weber
Richard Grubbs
Richard Underwood
Elton Davis
Everet Walker
Elwood Walters
Don Catuska
Gordon Bolen
Walter Hull
Harley Cromwell
Woodlawn Cemetery
Pomona
Individual Tutoring Explained At Session
Mrs Wallis Henning of Lawrence led a first training for Ottawa elementary tutoring volunteers on Sept 16. A film on token rewards for learning was shown and tutors were urged to focus on the child and stay positive. The session noted that improvement can come quickly when work ties to a child s interests and that many reasons affect performance. Volunteers encouraged to help those with time practice and concepts, while pros address learning or emotional issues. The next meeting Sept 30 2 3:30 p m in Unified School District No 290 offices 420 S Main will cover The Role of the Tutor led by Dr William E White.
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Jess L. McCloud
West Fifteenth
Terry N. Drake
Willow
James J. Tersiner
S. Maple
Muriel C. Atchison
John W. Sanborn
Ottawa
Wallis Henning
Lawrence
Henning
S. Main
William E. White
America
Paul McCracken
White House
Economic outlook mixes patience and progress in post-peg era
New York AP reports the economic program over a month old with modest signs of progress. Foreign central banks, domestic inflation fears, and a looming end to wage and price freezes color the scene. Housing shines with 2.3 million annual starts, while stock activity shows renewed issue strength and cautious optimism about future gains.
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New York
Bowling Scores From Friday Night Ladies and More
A dense roundup of bowling scores lists multiple leagues and highs for October 30, featuring players such as Guyett Bond Flory Milton and Furman. It notes club standings for Independents, Nighthawk League, Prudential Montgomery Ward, and others, plus the final line mentions the gates of Monmouth College’s Guggenheim Memorial Library known as The Gates That Never Close.
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Tripiett
Rose-Cascade
Munster
Cravens’ Oil
Furman
LEE
Downtowner
Wenthe
Gambles
DeLoresby
Mitcher’s
Nitcher
Heathman OJ
Ferguson
Wassmer‘s
Payne
Nighthawk
Harry Smith
Liegerot
West Wilson Auto
A. Coffman
Skyhook
E. Yost
Prudential
Messenger
Montgomery Ward
Ledom
Bitts
Shine’s Garage
Reeves
Alley Cats
Joe Bristow
Murray and Leonie Guggenheim Memorial
Monmouth College
New Jersey
Ottawa Kansas Seeks Concrete Sidewalk Bids
City of Ottawa invites sealed proposals for concrete sidewalks project 1330 square yards four inches thick five feet wide with appurtenances. bids due Oct 4 1971. bids must be accompanied by 5 percent bid bond or certified cashier's check. city reserves right to reject all bids and waive technicalities. Exhibit includes ordinance granting Kansas City Power & Light Co. right to transmit electricity in Ottawa for 20 years.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Onawa
City of
City Hall
Kansas City Power & Light Company
Missouri
State of
Ottawae
Wes
Ottawa Kansas Franchise and Estate Notices of 1971
City ordinance grants a ten dollar annual franchise for electrical transmission to Ottawa. limits sales to city area and requires compliance with Kansas rules. Probate notices appoint co executors for James F Turner estate and warn creditors to file demands within nine months. Also a hearing on final settlement for Albert Stratuss will estate with defenses due by October 6, 1971.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Otfens
Corporation Commission
State of
Steven Ralph
State of Kansas
Franklin County
James F. Turner
Earl R. Turner
Ivn M. Curby
R. Turner
Iva M. Curby
Albert Stratuss
Seba M. Stratuss
Albert Strafuss
Seba Mstratuss
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Quin Furniture
New Century Area
Damron-Towner Chapel
Ady
McArdle
Hawthorne
Bill Boucek
Eisenhower Elementary School
PTA
Willis Garden Center
W. Wilson
Lesh Oil Company
REED
Lloyd J. Averill
Davis and Elkins College
Elkins
W. Va
William W. Jeliema
Association of American Colleges
Cecil R. Heathman
E. C. Heathman
N. Cherry
Barbara Wittman
Breck
Manhattan
William Decock
Poplar
Wall Street
the Daily Report
Ottawa Police Department
John S. Harris
T. A. King
Lawrence E. Walker I
Quenemo
David E. Marley
el Dorado
Lee County Court
Gordon L. Paul
Thomas E. Benson
Shawnee Mission
Thomas W. Thurmond
Wichita
Charles H. Proctor
Des Moines
Gene
Corbin
Williamsburg
M.p.h
Larry E. Dyer
Topeka
Donald Wayne Marconnette
Joycelyn Suzanne Jones
Kenneth Leroy Ledom
Vicky van Estabrooke
Tom Henry Addington
Clathe
Wanda Faye Addington
Kingsport
Tenn
State Department of Social Welfare
Phillip King
Doris M. King
Diane M. McCord
Richard Lee McCord
KC Markets
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Wednesday Housewives Hustlers
Love
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Foster
Hillbillies
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Alleycats
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P. Cole
Brecht
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Everest & Jennings
RTH Maid
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Orlin W. Smith
Winter & Green
Nat‘l. Bank Bidg
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Anchor Savings Association
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