Franklin’s Law profiles Ottawa public safety trio
Thomas Dailey 31, a driver-engineer with Public Safety and Ottawa Fire, is an accomplished diver who earned a departmental citation this year for leadership at a Ron Henry Ford fire. Debra Dailey, Lois Keim, and William Mason are also profiled, detailing careers in sheriff’s dispatch, DPS service, and fire and police training with military service, education, and family.
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Thomas Dailey
Ottawa Rfd 2
Department of Public Safety
Ottawa Fire Department
Ron Henry Ford
Dailey
Ottawa University
Kansas Fire School
University of Kansas Fire Extension School
Johnson County Fire School
Red Cross
National Association of Underwater Instructors
Debra
William J. Mason
S. Mulberry
Ottawa
Mason
United States Air Force
Trib Folds in New York City After Printing Bill Default
The Trib, a three month old New York City daily with a conservative stance and the slogan It Should Have Happened Sooner, shut down after publisher Leonard Saffir failed to deliver a $23,000 certified check to cover the printing bill for today. Staff hoped a city newspaper strike might have saved it, but the paper ceased operations Wednesday despite potential leverage from other dailies.
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New York
Trib
Leonard Saffir
Services for Frank E. Jackson in Williamsburg
Frank E. Jackson 61 of Williamsburg died April 2. Services were held at Farris-FEurrborn General Home with burial in Holy Angels Cemetery Garnett. Survivors include wife Frances, two daughters Esther Edwards and Phyllis Brown, a son Jerry, two sisters, two brothers, and four grandchildren. He was born September 5, 1917, in Round Prairie and moved to Williamsburg in 1969. He married Frances Peine June 20, 1945. Additional items note local admissions and dismissals, accidents, arrests, and community notices.
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Frank E. Jackson
Williamsburg
Farris-Feuerborn Feneral
Holy Angels Cemetery
Garnett
Conrad Hall
C. D. Meisenheimer
William Craig
Kenneth Jackson
Kevin Jackson
Larry Joe Peine
Ray Peine
Kenneth Swinney
Jim Tawney
Jackson
Round Prairie
William T
Jenny (Flint) Jackson
Frances Peine
Esther Edwards
Ottawa
Phyllis Brown
Salina
Jerry Jackson
Katherine Patterson
Zeda Weeks
Des Moines
Iowa
Glenn Jackson
William Jackson
DeSoto
Franklin County Considers New Steel Building for Noxious Weed Dept
The Franklin County Commission weighs constructing a steel building at the landfill to house the noxious weed department. Supervisor Ray DeJullo to draft state compliance data on chemical handling and storage for tighter facility standards.
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Franklin County Commission
Ray DeJullo
Local Ad Briefs Highlight Sales And Events
The page lists multiple local ads: coffee 10c, Mike’s Kory Kitchen, Eagles Lodge dance 9 p.m. featuring The Honeycreek Clan, a week only painting and craft sale with 20 percent off, Turner's Tele Shop near Ottawa, a hot spiced shrimp dinner at the Country Club on April 21 with reservations by April 12, and subscriber notices for missing papers. Also items include Jeanie's Cab Company service, Litwin’s 20 percent off Playtex garments, a clothing sale at Hanger with 25 percent markdowns, a Fulton Furniture quitting sale at 120 E 15th, more tax prep by H R Block, and an investment seminar April 13 and 20 with speakers from Edward Jones & Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Country Club
Wayne Gilliland Day honors Ottawa Rotary veteran
Wayne Gilliland 91 of 509 Westard received a Paul Harris Fellow pin for 55 years in Rotary and 51 years of perfect attendance. Dr Stanley Roth district governor presented the honor as a donation to the Rotary fund for international youth exchanges. Sam Christerson lauded Gilliland’s 74 years in the same profession and 64 years married.
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Ottawa
Rotary Club
Wayne Gilliland
Gilliland
Westard
Rotary
Paul Harris
Stanley Roth
Olathe
Rotary International
Rotary Fund
Sam Christerson
Christerson
Wayne
Ottawa Herald
Farm Appreciation Day in Ottawa Marked by Local Merchants
Ottawa merchants celebrate Farm Appreciation Day on Saturday April 22 with 35 ORA member stores discounting farm oriented items and hosting open houses. Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce manager Steve Abrams stresses farmers’ key role in the community and notes broader benefits from supporting agriculture while planning workshops to improve local shopping.
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Joanistas
Ottawa
Ottawa Retail Association
Steve Abrams
Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
ORA
Abrams
Richmond Enforces Junk Law In City Council Action
Richmond council cracks down on junk on private property and posts 60 day notices for landowners to remove old cars and debris. Nilges sworn in to fill vacancy. Jaycees plan a tennis court at City Park. vaccination day for dogs and cats to be arranged. Mary Sue Cox reports. cereal malt beverage license for Fred Litsch approved.
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Richmond
Lynn Nilges
Nilges
Virgil Rossman
Jaycees
City Park
Mary Sue Cox
Fred Litsch
Disappearance of Mary Rose Bradfield Still Under DPS Probe
The Department of Public Safety continues investigating the 27 year old Mary Rose Bradfield who has been missing since Saturday. She was last seen walking west on East Eighth Street in a blue pant suit and carrying a whitish gray handbag. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact the DPS at 242-1700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Safety
Mary Rose Bradfield
Poplar
East Eighth Street
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Lois M. Keim
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Sheriff's Department
Princeton High School
Basic Police
Topeka
the Daily Report
Joe Swinehart
Wellsville
Ethel Wheeler
S. Cedar
Harry Hough
N. Cedar
Eric Stinebaugh
Quenemo
RFD
Charles Stevens II
Willow
Brooke Thompson
S. Hickory
Dorothy Edmondson
Canterbury Court
Davis Road
Wilson Street
Ricky Belmer
Princeton
Mary E. Bledsoe
N. Main
King Radio
Eric W. Mars
S. Main
Sheriff’s News
Everett Waddle
Osawatomie
Gordon Paul
RFD 2
Oasis Club
Preston Stockard
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Public Safety News
Robert English
North Cherry
North Mulberry
North Sycamore
DPS
Weed
Grogan
Steve Grogan
Kansas
Robert Bennett
New England Patriots
Wichita
Otani, Ven
Kingfisher
Gerald Seymour
England
David Hendin
Joan Marks
Stone
Ruth Rendell
Coverdale
Coverdales
Andrew Tobias
Thomas Scortia
Frank M. Robinson
California
World Health Organization
Ad Briefs
Mikes Kory
Eagles Lodge
Honeycreek Clan
Turner
West 15Th
Herald
Jeanie’s Cab Company
Litwin's
Fulton Furniture
E. 15Th
H & R Block
N. Main St
First National Bank
Michael J. Esser
Edward D. Jones & Company
Emma
Robert Green
Department of Public Safety Today
R OF C Hall
E. Zird
Lawrence
Karen
Kastaways
Knights of Columbus
Honey Creek
Strings & Brass
H&r
IFOR
Jim Wallace
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