Speeding and other traffic fines tally in Ottawa area
The Daily Report lists numerous traffic violations with ages and addresses, including speeding in a 30 MPH zone, inattentive driving, and open container fines. Several cases end with city dismissal or varying fines, and multiple names appear with penalties ranging from 10 to 75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond D. Brady
Cedar
Dale E. Watts
S. Sycamore
Helen Espinosa
N. Main
Russell W. Snyder
S. Hickory
Harold J. Showalter
S. Cedar
Sherry Wallace
W. 9Th
Michael A. Myers
Terry A. Falls
Walnut
Jesse C. Maddox
N. Poplar
Elva L. Cox
Dena V. Loyd
N. Cherry
Gary J. Lingo
Elm
George McDowell
Estabrook
Simmie D. Morton
W. 2Nd
Sherry A. Stout
Wellsville
Randall D. Young
S. Oak
Russell D. Cantrell
Oak
Janice J. Daniels
S. Elm
James Damron
N. Mulberry
Gerald W. Allan
N. Sycamore
Brian L. Roller
N. Cedar
Marlin L. Porter
Ash
Henry D. Gilroy
S. Wilson
Kathryn E. Steele
Pomona
Pat McArthur
E. Wilson
Claud Turner
Fellnagle and Godd: Funeral notices from Lamb-Roberts
Emma Mae Fellnagle, widow of Fred Fellnagle, longtime Princeton Ottawa resident, died April 21 978. Funeral at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home Tuesday April 25 at 10 30 led by Rev Wesley Kettcher. Burial Princeton Cemetery Kansas. Friends may visit Monday 7 to 8 pm. Harry E Godd’s funeral at Lamb-Roberts Monday April 24 1978 at 2 pm with Rev Donald Powell officiating. Interment Highland Cemetery Ottawa. Friends may call Saturday evening until service. Memorials to Kansas Heart Assn. may be left at funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora A. Barnett
Wellsville
Cora Alice Barnett
Cedar House
Ottawa
Wilson and Son Funeral
Walnut Creek
Barnett
John and
Charlotte (Wertz) Batdorf
Franklin County
Emma Mae Fellnagle
Lamb-Roberts
Wesley Keltcher
Princeton Cemetery
Cedar
Fellnagle
Boca
Harry E. Godd
Lamb- Roberts
Donald BD. Powell
Highland Cemetery
Kansas Heart Assn
Library Line Answers Local Queries With Tips and Dates
The Local Library Line offers help from the Community Information Center at 5th and Main, with a weekly Q and A featuring topics from Livingston’s missionary history to Meadow Lane’s location, Meadow Lane, and Secretaries Week dates. It notes no story hour on April 25 and resumption May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5Th and Main
David Livingston
Africa
Dictionary of National
Livingston
London Missionary Society
China
London
South Africa
Royal Geographical Society
Franklin County
James Clark
East Third St
Call
Harvest Year
Harvest Years
Ayers
Garden Street
Marion
Ohio
Arizona
Almanac
Ottawa
Meadow Lane
E. 9Th Street
Polk
Ivy Priest
G. M. Humphrey
United States
Coin and Currency Institute
Chase
National Secretaries Association International
Kansas City
Chase's
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the Daily Report
Department of Public Safety
Anagion
South
Mark D. McLoughlin
Marjorie G. Lewis
Mulberry
North Oak
Irma L. Fritts
Ezra EB. Stewart
Williamsburg
Ottawa High School
Jack R. Elder
King
Lyle A. Orton
U.S.D
Eugene Field
Eisenhower-Field-Garfield
Hawthorne-Lincoln
Dental Heights
Dee Ann
Lorna
Leah
Chris
Renee
Tammy
Sheriff's News
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Hillcrest Drive-In
Franklin County Rehabilitation Center
RFD 2
William B. Evans
RFD
Public Safety News
Robert Holden
Topeka
S. Main
Don Becker
Robert Fjosjogren
Beech
George McKinley
Jean Geist
Bernard Didde
Ad Briefs
the Sidekicks
AMANA
Crites
Kansas
Litwin’s
Levis
FBI
L&m Buffet
Brookside Lane
Elvie Pierce
William Williamson
Earlene Hicks
N. Oak
Harry Lindgren
Glen Nicholson
Schuster Backers
Deryl Schuster
George Marstall
Suzanne Wasmer
Don Burroughs
Joe Hamerickhouse
Osage City
Osage
Franklin
Miami
Coffey
Anderson
Linn
Gardner
Unified School District 231
Gardner City
U.S.C
Overbrook
Garnett
Osage County
Funeral Home
Kansas Library Association
Wichita
Alexander-Associates Realtors
James Alexander
Herb Wittmeyer
Private Property Week
The
Franklin County Board of Realtors
Anderson Realtors
Alexander Associates
Franklin County Real Estate
J. Lester Brown Realtors
Leon Glass and Co
Ottawa Real Estate Tlb. Land and Cattle Co
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