Funeral notices for Doris True Oda Strobel Gene Richardson Regina Mersmann
Funeral notices publish multiple services and survivors for Doris Mae True 53 Ottawa native, Olathe death Aug 28 1990, services in Lawrence. Oda C Strobel 86 Richmond, burial Scipio, memorial Fund. Gene Richardson 51 Ottawa, Sacred Heart Church service. Regina Mersmann 89 Richmond, St Therese Church service, long list of survivors and memorial fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Mae True
Lawrence
Ottawa
Olathe Medical Center
Olathe
Lamb-Robers Funeral Home
Highland Cemetery
Scottsbluff
Neb
Elbert Branson
Zella Ethel (Carpenter) Mauck
Casper
Wyo
California
Mission
Lamb- Roberts
Doris M. True
Oda C. Strobel
Richmond
Oak Haven Nursing Center
St. Therese Catholic Church
St. Boniface Catholic Cemetery
Scipio
Frank and
Catherine (Hastert) Schneider
Dengel and Son
St. Therese Catholic Church Memorial Fund
Gene Richardson
Gene Marie Richardson
Ransom Menorial Hospital
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Emerald
Lamb-Roberts Funeral
Regina Mersmann Garnett
Regina T. Mersmann
Topeka
St. Boniface Catholic
Bom
Gar
Eudora
Frank Mersmann
Osage City
Lawrence Mersmann
Walnut Creek
Calif
James Mersmann
Birmingham
Ala
Mark Mersmann
Chesterfield
Mary Florence Lickteig
O.S.A
Paola
Andrew Lickteig
Garnett
Farris- Feuerbom
Parkinson Disease Foundation
Ottawa hospital notes and sheriff arrest update
Admissions include Scott Slader of Ottawa and Leatha Adler of Pomona while discharges list Gladys Fuqua and Pamela Cook both of Ottawa. Kimberley K. House of Lawrence arrested on a theft warrant. bond revoked and held for court. Public safety items report theft of a green 10 speed bicycle on North Main, vandalism to a state car near the SRS office, and a non injury accident on North Main involving a pickup and a car. Local market quotes for crops and PIK redemption values are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Slader
Ottawa
Leatha Adler
Pomona
Gladys Fuqua
Pamela Cook
Public Safety
Cheney D. Ledorm
North Main
Department of Social and
Tornado havoc in Plainfield kills 24 as region hit hard
Plainfield Illinois residents assess the storm wreckage after a tornado outbreak that killed at least 24 people and injured more than 300. Gov agencies pledge aid, with President Bush declaring a disaster area and Illinois offering at least 25 million in low interest loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush
Illinois
Plainfield
State urged to study juvenile system overhaul in Kansas
Kansas officials urged a full study of juvenile justice to create a master planning commission for juvenile affairs. Attorney General Stephan and Steven Davies cited a fragmented system and overcrowding while noting 532 violent juvenile arrests in 1989 and 7,664 total arrests for burglary and theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Bob Stephan
Stephan
Master Planning Commission
Kansas Sentencing Commission
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Steven Davies
Mike Boyer
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Kansas Governor seeks KCC aid in gasoline pricing probe
Gov. Mike Hayden asked the Kansas Corporation Commission to assist Attorney General Bob Stephan by collecting data for an investigation into gas price spikes. The KCC said it will provide information and monitor price variation across cities while warning consumers about scams amid Kuwait crisis. Emily Wellman noted ECC already gathers data on production and costs for potential use in the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Mike Hayden
State Corporation Commission
Bob Stephan
Kansas
KCC
Stephan
Iraq
Kuwait
Commission
Bob
Hayden
Emily Wellman
ECC
Hearing Notice in Estate of Nina Smith Deceased
The State of Kansas to Parsons Concerned. A petition filed August 24, 1990 in Franklin County District Court by Peoples National Bank & Trust Ottawa as executor seeks final settlement, allowance of fees, and closing of administration. Defenses due September 14, 1990 at 10 a.m. in Ottawa. If not, judgment will be entered. Janet L. Peters, Trust Officer, 434 South Main, Ottawa KS 66067.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Kansas
Peoples National Bank & Trust
Ottawa
Nina Smith
Franklin County
People's National Bank & Trust
Janet L. Peters
Janat L. Peters
Thank you for support after mother's illness and death
A thanks to family, neighbors, and friends for flowers, food, cards, and calls during mother's illness and death. Special thanks to Ransom Hospital staff Dr Raynoso and Walter Dengel Evelyn Horne and Winona Shirley family. Also mentions Alcoholics Anonymous AiAnon and Box 261 with contact numbers 242-7978 and 566-8874.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Hospital
Raynoso
Walt & Graig Dengel
Evelyn Horne
Winona Shirley
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dr. Rock
Frank F. Anderson
Geri Sue
Jim Bauman
Steve Bauman
John
Mia
Cindy McQuillen
Stave
Debbie Braun
Kalaigh
Rebecca
Byron
Letha Figgins
Alcoholics Anonymous
Ai- Anon
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Midwest
Lincoln
Oklahoma City
Springfield
Bible Baptist Church
Ottawa Bible Baptist Church
Russell W. True
U.S. Army
Fort Campbell
Gerald Ray True
Manhattan
Sharla G. True
Main
Wayne Mauck
Dumas
Texas
Vernon Mauck
Front Royal
Kenneth Wimner
Sacramento
Nadine Gremminger
S. Cedar
Darlene Wilcox
Wye
Oda
C. Strobel
Jacob Michael Strobel
Church
Altar Society
Richmond Township
Marvin Strobel
Fort Scott
Cleta McDonald
Marilyn McMillen
RFD 2
Omer Schneider
Frank Schneider
Chicago
Jason Powers and
Genevieve Marie (McDonald) Richardson
Westphalia
Genevieve M. Richardson
W. 15Th
Josephine A. Strafuss
Mary Margaret McDonald
RFD
Harold J. McDonald
Williamsburg
Kimberley K. House
the Daily Report
Rehabilitation Services
SRS
Erica W. Wilson
Princeton
Lori A. Cox
Ottawa Co-op
ASCS
Plainfield, Ill
Robert Whitesel
Nuclear Drive
Crest Hill
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Donald Niswonger
Plymouth Congregational Church
el Dorado
District Court
South Main
Pontiag Lemans
Suns
S. Mulberry
Toyota
S. Oak
City OF
Pomona City Hall
E.O.E
Sand Creek Road
Hwy
Hildebrandt
Henry O
Faith Lutheran Church
Ntarment
Vassar
Lamb- Roberts Funeral Home
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Georges Graves
Mental Health
Atta
Ee Narcotics Anonymous
Ottawa Herald
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