Deaths and legal notices from Ottawa area obituaries and court reports
Memorial services for Ellene Wilson 82 Pueblo Colo formerly Ottawa to be held at 10 a.m. Saturday in George McCarthy Chapel with burial at Almoint Crematory Barn Tucumcari N.M. She married Dan Wilson in 1926 and survived by husband two daughters a son a sister seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Nadine Skillman 58 Garnett dies at Anderson County Hospital services Monday Farms Feuerborn Memorial Chapel with burial in Garnett Cemetery born 1927 in Goodrich married Paul Skillman in 1945 survived by three daughters two sons and 19 grandchildren memorials to Anderson County Hospital Hospice. Admissions list and district court news follow including arrests for theft from Teresa Nichols and civil cases involving Peoples Exchange Bank Elmdale vs Taylor and Ottawa Cooperative Association vs Metzker plus vandalism reports and vehicle accidents with several DWI citations and damages.
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Ellene Wilson
Pueblo
Colo
Ottawa
George McCarthy
Almoint
Colorado
Rosemary Paine
Paola
Alice Bollinger
Danny Wilson
Evalina Hammond
Kansas
Westminster Presbyterian Church
13Th and
Maple
Nadine D. Skillman
Garnett
Anderson County’ ‘Hospital
Feuerborn Memorial Chapel
Goodrich
Paul Skillman
Olathe
Keeta Berger
Baldwin
Paul Eberwein
Pam Alexander
Rick Skillman
Kenneth Skillman
Kansas City
Kan
Anderson County Hospital
Alan R. Tucker
Teresa H. Nichols
Tucker
District Court
Peoples Exchange Bank
Elmdale
Patrick Ross Taylor
Ottawa Cooperative Association
David
Phil Metzker
Sand Creek Park Farm
the Co-Op
Better Screenings Urged After Defection to Moscow
Senate Intelligence Committee vice chairman Patrick Leahy urges stronger ongoing security checks afterEdward Howard a former CIA officer defected to the Soviet Union. He cites CIA and FBI handling problems and notes Casey Webster actions to address them while warning that defections cannot be halted but can be mitigated with improved reinvestigations.
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Washington
Moscow
CIA
U.S
Senate Intelligence Committee
Patrick Leahy
Vermont
Democrat
Edward Howard
Soviet Union
Howard
Capitol
Leahy
FBI
William) Casey
William
Webster
Local Business and Event Briefs Highlight Summer Specials
Suttons debuts a new diamond pendant at 69. Fun entertainment features sax artist at the Other Place It. Guy and Mae's Tavern in Williamsburg closes for vacation July 28 to August 11, reopening August 12. A Cut Above hires Rhonda Brown and Shelly Pratt at 1525 S Main. Sand Box Day Care offers pickup and delivery with more full time openings. Coed Softball Tourney set for August 16 and 17. call Rose. Litwin's promotes Blazers and slacks at 7.99 and purses at 2.99. Antique Tractor and Garden Tractor Pull plus flea market at Franklin Co Fairgrounds on August 16. admission 3. Introducing Larry Raley, now at Hairport 1538 S Main as of August 9.
Ottawa Men Robbed By Masked Gunmen
Sheriff's officials reported no suspects or leads after two masked men robbed two Hiatt brothers, 64 and 68, at their home four miles northeast of Ottawa off Sand Creek Road around 9 p.m. The pair were tied and searched. no shots were fired. One brother freed himself and notified neighbors after power lines were cut. Police described two white male suspects in gray ski masks, 5-11 to 5-8, 160-190 and 170 pounds, wearing grayish-blue shirts and blue jeans. No amount or materials specified. Call sheriff with any information.
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Joe Hiatt
Stewart
Here
Sand Creek Road
Brad Gilges
Hiatts
Joe
Gilges
Sheriff's
Highway Patrol
Sheriff's Office
Fun Fair at Ottawa Library Ends Summer Reading Program
The Ottawa Library hosts the second annual Fun Fair in City Park from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. on August 15, as the finale to the Super Summer Adventure reading program. Children must bring yellow Fun Fair tickets for ticketed games like cupcake walk, lollipop draw, and shoot the moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Ottawa
Sue Thompson
Von Ende pleads innocent in cocaine distribution case
Richard L. Von Ende executive secretary of the University of Kansas pleads not guilty to six counts of cocaine distribution at arraignment before U.S. Magistrate G T VanBebber. He is freed on a 10000 dollar recognizance bond with travel restrictions and drug testing. Prosecution links Parker and Kiefer from Lawrence to related charges. He to appear before Judge Earl E. THE WEST FRANKLIN U.S.C. 287.
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Topeka
Kan
Richard L. von Ende
University of Kansas
U.S
G.T. VanBebber
VanBebber
von Ende
Lawrence
Probation Office
Federal Court System
Earl E
O’connor
Kansas City
Robert L. Parker
Michael Kiefer
Kaw
Parker
Kiefer
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Edward W. Calvert
Pomona
Calvert
Ransom Memorial Hospital
AMH Nursing
Steve Zuk
the Daily Report
Tucumcarie
N.M
Dan Wilson
Georgia Baugher
N. Sycamore
Sheriff's News
Public Safety News
Clyde Mace
Mace
Mid-America Dairymen Inc
N. Main
DPS
Ottawa High School
Forest Park Pool
South Main
Marta K. Harriger
N. Mulberry
Phillip L. Geist
S. Sycamore
Harriger
Charles W. Mavity Jr
Cedar
Mark A. Evans
Evans
Wal-Mart
South Us-59
William C. Finch
S. Cedar
Mid- America Council On Aging
Council
Finch
Ottawa Co-op
Casey
Ad Briefs
Sutton
Williamsburg
Rhonda Brown
Shelly Pratt
S. Main
Litwin's
Franklin Co. Fairgrounds
Larry Raley
Hair Designers of
Hairport
Sat
Main
Dan
Dan Enloe
Assembly of God
East 13Th
Wesley Reynolds
Memoriam
Earl J. Bond
Dengel & Son
William Weber
Greenwood Cemetery
Mr. Bond
Deng Jon Modtuany
Hickory
Fun Fair
West Franklin U.S.C
Williamsburg High School
Miu
Rodney Dangerfield
Sturga
PGA
Rob Lowe
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