Death notices and public notices in Franklin County
Funeral services are planned for Mrs. Alta C Tennis Nichols 76 of Ottawa died at home with burial in Highland Cemetery. Other notices include memorials for Mrs. John Rogers and Merle F Guinn Wellsville along with admissions discharges births and local police reports. The column lists family survivors and church ties plus local traffic incidents and community reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta C
Wesley E. Nichols
Lenexa
Lloyd F. Nichols
Betty McArdle
S. Locust
Ottawa
James E. Tennis
Wichita
Stella Beckman
Phoenix
John Rogers
Vassar
Feltner Funeral Home
Lyndon
Oak Park
Quenemo
Bruce Rogers
Merle F. Guinn
Wellsville
Merle Francis Guinn
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Countryside Baptist Church
Guinn
Cummings
Tonganoxie
Estella Lange
Lawrence
Dean Guinn
Douglas Guinn
DePere
Wis
Joan Peak
Maybelle Boyer
Holton
Lois Koons
Gertrude Oxford
Jimmie Marriott
St. Joseph
Wordie McDowell
Sunnyvale
Calif
Katherine Watts
Wattsonville
Naomi Kingsley
Topeka
Wilson and Son Funeral Home
Alta
Nichols Alta C
Nichols
Oak St
Kansas
Arta E. Nichols
Dengel & Son
Jerrald R. Harnden
Highland Cemetery
Sidewalk and community events in Ottawa and Princeton
Community notices list sales and events across Ottawa and Princeton including a Sidewalk Sale at Young Place Kids Clothes on Aug 7 and a monthly low beer night at Princeton Place Tavern. Other items include Flea Market hours in Ottawa, a charity ice cream social at Church of the Brethren, and a Gospel Meeting at Church of Christ with Tom Woody preaching Aug 7–18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Young Place Kids Clothes
O-Men
Main St
Church of Christ
6Th & Cedar
Municipal Auditorium
Tom Woody
Joplin
City budget tightens as 1983 cuts loom
City officials announce a tighter 1983 budget with a 5 percent across-the-board raise for staff and potential 5 percent merit hikes on anniversary dates. Unfilled positions are eliminated, salaries shifted to general funds, and federal revenue sharing is heavily trimmed. Several department requests were cut or denied, with few exceptions for in-house needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Watkinson
Watkins
Mearl Snethen
DPS
Commission
Department of Public Works
The
Humane Society
County Agricultural Society
County Historical Society
Ottawa Industrial Development Corp
ECEAN
Traveling Disabilities Services Inc
Franklin County Child Developement and Services Inc
Conditions Improve At County Landfill
Kansas KDHE inspectors reported improving conditions at the Franklin County Landfill after a July 22 review. Final cover, drainage, and daily operations showed progress though a leachate spot was found. dry weather aided leveling work, with trench dumping planned in 2-3 weeks to reduce litter and odor and aim for a 95 percent reduction in blowing trash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
KDHE
Larry Larson
Larson
Rain Reduces Power Demand in Ottawa
Rain and overcast skies cooled Ottawa, lowering electrical demand at the Municipal Power Plant from recent peak levels. Director Jack Davis reported demand reached about 20,350 kilowatts on the two hottest days, surpassing 1982's previous high of 19,400 KW and outpacing all of 1981. He noted the current peaks remain below the 1980 all time high of 23,100 KW and offered no forecast on whether August will bring higher demand this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Davis
Davis
Israelis Bombard Beirut Amid War Pressure From Begin
Israeli jets and gunboats bombarded west Beirut after Begin's government refused ceasefire demands. Warplanes hit near the Lebanese prime ministry collapsing two apartment blocks while ambulances rushed casualties to American University hospital. Police said 12,000 fled west Beirut as a single exit opened toward the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Beirut
Menachem Begin
U.S
U.N
American University
Shafik Wazzan
Summerland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seventh
South Mulberry
Barry L. Minor
Hanes
Gregory T. Fogle
Minor
Fogle
Terry Seaton
Wes Wilson
the Daily Report
Mrs
C. Nichols
Paul Garber
Richmond
Mary Largent
Pomona
James Haworth
Agatha Zielsdorf
Dennis Tharp
Bay
Franklin County Senior Center
Public Safety News
North Pence
IGA
Richards
Heaverin
N. Mulberry
Lyle D. Sparks
Elm
Ninth and Main
Sparks
Sandra &. Glenn
S. Poplar
Glenn
Loren McCurdy
McCurdy Auto Sales
17Th
South Main
Ford Ltd
Vivian Gilliland
Cedar
Pontiac Phoenix
Gregg C. Blakesley
N. Main
Terry A. Adams
Osage
N. Oak
Mary A. Osburn
Princeton
Fred R. Ferguson
Ferguson
Osburn
Cindy Montgomery
N. Hickory
Oasis Club
Briscoe Drug Store
Hella Dolly
Harrison Township
Donald K. Ronnie
Paola
Montgomery
Second and Main
Sylvia A. Mignot
Timothy L. Jones
Bonner Springs
Jones
Mignot
Lane
Arlen E. Harrington
Ottawa Co-op
Princeton Place
Sun
West 1St
Ward
Ad Briefs
Sharlee
Briscoe's
Cruisin
Nancy
Jay
Leadbetter Mobile Homes
K-68
Hwy
Donna
Nadine
Monty
Little Dragon Restaurant
Heathman 11 Company
Raggedy Ann’s
Sidekicks
Vacation Bible School
Southern Baptist Church
Turner
W. Sth
Bob
Wilson
City Levy
Kanza Park
Mears Park
Lengel Jo Mortuary
Hickory
Beirut
Associated Press
Gxotts Conte
Franklin County 4-H
Fair Sale Committee
Kansas State Bank
Anchor Savings
Franklin Savings
Ottawa Herald Peppies National Bank
Federal Land Bank
Don Yackey
Ottawa Lumber Feed Barn
Franklin Co
Farm Bureau
Underwood Inc
Richard Taylor
Bob Osburn
Sheldon Inc
Bud Gollier
Kramer Drugs Anderson Co
Sale Barn
P&h Cattle Co
Emporia
Cozy Corner Cafe
Lex Geislar
Dennis Woolman
R&r Farms
Garnett Stinson
Porter, Spears, & Bundy Insurance
Bob Kile
Claude Myers
Harold Myers
Cecil Beatty
Brandon Otto
Babe Dillon
Ray Davis
Witherspoon Commission Co
Gilbert Martin
Wilson Foods
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