Franklin's Law Profiles Ottawa DPS Veterans and Officer Histories
Feature profiles Jerry Stevenson Paula Pierson and Bill Gordon in Ottawa detailing their DPS service years duties and training. Stevenson 12 years in public safety two as driver engineer with DPS and ten with former fire department. Pierson 6 months as dispatcher and 1.5 years as patrolman plus training and a Jaycees nomination. Gordon 6 months as DPS public safety officer with Navy service prior and multiple certifications and a four child family.
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Jerry Stevenson
Ottawa
Department of Public Safety
Then
Ottawa Fire Department
Stevenson
Gail
Paula L. Pierson
DPS
North Kansas City High School
University of Missouri and
Kansas Law Enforcement Academy
Jaycees
Gordon
U. S. Navy
National Technical School of Electronics
Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center
Sandra
Obituary and local notices from Franklin County area
The Daily Report notes the death of Mrs. Pearl E. Bristow at 86 with funeral details at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home and burial in Lincoln Cemetery Lebo. It lists survivors, memorial gift request, and service times. Additional items cover two vehicle accidents, detentions, school damage, local admissions and births, and a new Franklin County Historical Society service for office hours and public duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl E. Bristow
Hickory
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lamb-Roberts Funeral
Lincoln Cemetery
Lebo
al Polen
Bristow
Waverly
John W
Sarah E. (Fanning) Meyers
Ottawa
Coffey County
First United Methodist Church
James H. Bristow
Burlington
Norma Williams
Blackduck
Minn
Leota Gould
Ottawa Rfd 2; Two Sons, Leo Bristow, Paola Rfd 5, and Galen Bristow
N. Poplar
Mabel Henry
Franklin County Historical Society
Franklin County
South
Hickory Street
Lamb-Roberts
Kansge
Ottawa Ad Briefs Highlights Local Sales Events
Local ads list coffee at 10 cents, kitchen items, tax service at 1614 S Main, 20 percent off crafts, library area paper drive on Hickory Street April 6 from 4 to 7 PM, spring hosiery sale, village shoppe markdowns up to 80 percent, hot spiced shrimp dinner at Ottawa Country Club April 21 with noon April 12 reservations, Fulton Furniture quitting sale, countdown to tax filing with H and R Block offering appointments at 101 N Main St. Ottawa, 242-1040.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Country Club
Fulton Furniture
B.isth
Ottawa
H & R Block
N. Main St
Playlets Interpret Biblical Images at Ottawa University
Baker University playmen perform from The Galilean Incidents by Don A. Mueller at 8 in OU Administration Auditorium. The cycle imagines how encounters with Jesus affected minor New Testament figures including the woman at the well and the demon-possessed man.
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Ottawa University
Baker University
Don A. Mueller
Mueller
Jesus
Baker’s Plays of
Boston
Playmen
Baldwin City
Maple Leaf
California
San Francisco
Baker
James E. Doty
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Ilinois
Screening Clinic in Ottawa On April 18 At First United Methodist
The Kansas Department of Education sponsors a Count Your Kid In screening clinic in Ottawa on April 18 at First United Methodist Church. Free screening and evaluation for children up to five years old will be provided by a staff of audiologists developmentalists therapists psychologists and clinicians. Appointments by toll free 800 362 2211 are limited and close after noon April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Department of Education
Ottawa
First United Methodist Church
Kansas
Larry Thompson
Thompson
Juvenile arrests tied to multiple local burglaries in Ottawa
Two Ottawa juveniles, ages 17 and 15, were arrested and referred to the Franklin County Juvenile Officer after police linked them to five burglaries and an attempted break in. Doors were broken and cash stolen at Richardson's Shoe Store and Sprigg-Rent-All, with additional damage at Town & Country Supply and related thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Department of Public Safety
Ottawa
DPS
Tony DeLaTorre
Richardson's
S. Main
DeLaTorre
Town & Country Supply
Walnut
Town & Country
Indian Lanes
Princeton Rd
Our Town Ready By JOANISTAS At Ottawa Junior High
Ottawa Junior High students, under instructor Jan Ford, prepare Thornton Wilder’s Our Town to be staged Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in the junior high auditorium. Admission is $1. Lead roles include Sue Smith as Emily and Brice Farris as George, with 30 youths in total. Proceeds support the student activity fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanistas
Ottawa Junior High
Jan Ford
Our Town
Sue Smith
Emily
Brice Farris
George
Randy Atwood
Shelly Dehm
Mike Waldy
Mr. Webb
Tami Sears
Local Youth Named To Ottawa District Council On Youth Ministries
Linda Teeter Kim Fogle and Philip Nordeen of Ottawa will serve as council members for the Ottawa District Council on Youth Ministries during the spring event at Fort Scott First United Methodist Church Sunday from 2 p m to ?. Other area members include Debra Uthoff Marc Day Kathy Sapp Laura Wenger and adults Joy Uthoff Glenn Scharff and Veil Strong. The program features election worship activities a sack lunch BYOBB and a Haiti Mexico Youth Workcamps presentation by Gayle Davey and Dale Fooshee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Teeter
Kim Fogle
Philip Nordeen
Ottawa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bill C. Gordon
S. Mulberry
Paula Pierson
Bill Gordon
the Daily Report
Ottawa Herald
Cedar
Nancy Jacob
Clifford F. Hettler
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Richmond
Leonard A. Williams
Francis L. McMahon
Sheriff's News
Kansas City, Mo
Oliver Shaw
Pomona
James Scroggs
Hanes Drive
Dennis Norton
Overbrook
Andy McGuire
Princeton Rfd
Richard Collins
N. Cherry
Sherry Hoffine
Etta P. Harford
Fred Martin
FCHS
Ad Briefs
Mikes Kory
Underwood
Turner
West 15Th
Ottawa Library
Thurs
Barry Gaeddert
Optimist Club
Diane Yeamans
Bill Story
W. 19Th
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Sacred Heart School
City Park
First National Bank
Fred Zook
U. S. News and World Report
Main Street
Funeral Home
Joan Lafea
Mexico
Gayle Davey
Osawatomie
Dale Fooshee
Garnett
S. Main Ohs
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