Funeral set for Charles A. Schlink of Overbrook
Charles A. Schlink, 70, Lawrence, died Sunday in Topeka. Funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday at United Methodist Church Overbrook, with burial in Overbrook Cemetery. Born December 23, 1914, he moved to Lawrence in 1960 and worked as a farmer and university plumber. WWII veteran with ties to Eagles and DAV. Survivors include a daughter and several siblings. Memorials to American Cancer Society. Green wood Roberts Funeral Home Overbrook.
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Topeka
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University of Kansas
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Dorsey-Liberty Post American Legion
Alford-Clarke Post
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Linda Jackson
Glenn Schlink
Tecumseh
Everett
Claude Schlink
Pearl Sue
Harveyville
Dorothy Timmons
Wamego
American Cancer Society
Greenwood-Roberts Funeral Home
Early OU Enrollment Surges Via New Seminars
Ottawa University reports strong early enrollment from four seminars held on campus Wichita and Denver. Pre-enrolled 112 new students, including 51 at the Saturday main campus session. Activity aims to streamline the August 24 27 fall enrollment and may surpass 460 students, a five year high.
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Gene Miller
Ottawa University
Wichita
Denver
Wilbur Wheaton
Miller
MDA Activities Plan For Ottawa Supershow Fund Drive
Local pledge center coordinator Gary Kuntz urges participation in a follow up meeting at Indian Lanes at 7 p.m. Thursday to organize activities September 1 2 including a bed race carnival stands and bowling. Television coverage of fund raising runs from 8 p.m. September 1 to 6 p.m. September 2.
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Gary Kuntz
Pledge Center
Ottawa
Reagan Works Longer Day After Cancer Surgery
President Reagan, in his longest work day since cancer surgery, will present his analysis of the Congress budget and urge tax overhaul when lawmakers return from a month’s vacation. White House spokesman Speakes said Reagan arrived at 9 a.m. and will work until about 2 p.m., planning a Oval Office statement and a brief press pool session.
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Wall Street Slides as Dow Drops Near Noon
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 9.97 to 1343.08 by noon on Wall Street. Losers outpaced gainers three to one on the NYSE. MGM-UA Entertainment jumped 5 1/4 to 23 percent amid reports Turner Broadcasting may buy at 29 a share in cash.
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Pride meeting and Neosho Valley activities outlined
PRIDE will meet at 7 tonight at the Chamber of Commerce. Tuesday activities of the Neosho Valley Association conference at Bethany Baptist Church include a 7 a.m. prayer breakfast, 10 a.m. ministers wives session, 3:30 p.m. missionaries program, and an evening address by Rev. E B Hopkins. Wednesday offers a 8 a.m. Congress of Christian Education program and a 7 p.m. address by Rev. R L Baynham, president of the Kansas State Congress of Christian Education. SHERRY WHISENANT of Ottawa is named to the University of South Alabama President's Scholars List for a 4.0 GPA. THE ALZHEIMERs family support group meets 7 p.m. Tuesday at 921 S Sycamore. RICHARD C. SOETAERT, son of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Soetaert of Wellsville RFD 1, is promoted to major in the U.S. Air Force at Minot AFB, N D, with the 91st Strategic Missile Wing.
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Bethany Baptist Church
S. Poplar
E.B. Hopkins
Congress of Christian Education
R.L. Baynham
Kansas State Congress of Christian Education
Sherry Whisenant
Ottawa
University of South Alabama
Mobile
Richard C. Soetaert
Adolph Soetaert
Wellsville
Ottawa Area Community Events and Notices
Community notes cover library summer reading fun fair on Tuesday August 13 from 9 to 12, Ottawa Veterinary Hospital closure from August 2 to 12, a tour northeast Oklahoma August 14 to 16 with contact numbers, perm prices at Looking Glass, and municipal auditorium season ticket campaign with reservation line.
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Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Local notices and sales pull from area businesses
Now enrolling at Faith Lutheran preschool contact 242-1906 5810. At Freda's the sidewalk sale ends this week. Guy and Maes Tavern in Wimsbrg closes July 29 to August 12 for vacation reopening August 13. Free tickets to Joyland Amusement Park Topeka. Allen's Standard Service N 59 Hwy and Sand Creek Rd 242-2121. Chemicals and rental equipment now available for Johnson grass at Franklin Co Weed Dept 7am-7pm Mon Fri.
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Joyland Amusement Park
Topeka
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N. 59
Hwy
Sand Creek Road
Franklin Co
Poll finds two thirds favor bounty on terrorists
Media General-AP poll of 1,517 adults conducted July 5 13 shows 66 percent support offering a substantial bounty dead or alive for terrorists like the hijackers of TWA Flight 847. About 44 percent favor negotiating hostages, while 42 percent oppose.
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U.S
White House
Larry Speakes
Reagan Administration
Navy
Robert Dean Stethem
Speakes
Media General
Associated Press
United States
General-Associated Press
Media General-Ap
Wal Mart Ottawa Petitions Against Government Waste
Wal-Mart Store in Ottawa hosts August 5 through 10 a petition drive with Citizens Against Waste to urge Congress to curb government waste and deficit. A petition booth near the rent door will provide forms and brochures. Groups may obtain forms to circulate to members. Thank you, Jim von Gremp.
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Wal-Mart
Ottawa
Citizens Against Waste
Congress
Jim von Gremp
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