Death notices and public records from Ottawa area
The Ottawa Daily Record lists two obituaries for Barbara A. Barge of Dacono Colorado who died of natural causes and William F. Turner of Waverly who died at a local nursing home. It also covers admissions and discharges at local facilities, multiple arrests for marijuana possession, DWI and reckless driving, theft reports, civil court dispositions, traffic incidents, a fire at Holliday Laundry, and commodity quotations. It notes the Barge funeral services to be announced by Dengel & Son Mortuary and Turner’s funeral at United Methodist Church in Waverly with burial in Waverly Cemetery.
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Barbara A. Barge
Dacono
Colo
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Ottawa
Miss Barge
Wellsville
Melody Homes
Greeley
Colorado
Ottawa Herald
Kansas City Star
Kansas State University
Nellie Barge
Donald Barge
Casper
Wyo
Delbert Barge
David Barge
San Antonio
Texas
Oakwood Cemetery
Baldwin
William F. Turner Waverly
William F. Turner
Waverly
United Methodist Church
Waverly Cemetery
Turner
Liberty
Lola B. Chapman
Stansberry
Helen Sloan
Coffeyville
Marjorie Rolston
Garnett
Alice Marie Beckett
Topeka
Shirley Taylor
Tempe
Ariz
Thomas Turner
Springfield
Ore
Millard Turner
Bartlesville
Okla
State of Kansas
U.S
David Ware
Wendell Barker
Ware
Martha Hickerson
Barbara Alice Barge
Cacono
Franklin County
Tourism Chief Speaks Here At Lake Region RC&D Meeting
Joe Mayo president of the Northeast Kansas Tourism Committee will speak at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the RC&D office 121 E. Second discussing recreation and tourism opportunities in Northeast Kansas and presenting slides of attractions. Any local group or individual interested in tourism may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Mayo
Northeast Kansas
Franklin County Planning Committee Meeting Announced
The Eckan planning panel meets at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Courts Building basement with a gift exchange. For details call 242 7515.
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Eckan Franklin County Planning Committee
Holiday and Christmas Listings for Ottawa Area
Holiday day care at Sand Box Day Care offers vacation care and shopping services. Abbott’s Halfway Square Dance at Middle School 7:30 pm on the 4th. Cushionaire holiday baking sheets advertised by Dottie Wellington. Ottawa Rawleigh dealer available at 242-6646. Holiday Art Auction Saturday Dec 7 at Gallery OMA benefiting Ottawa Community Arts Council with a $3 donation. Wood cuts and wreath supplies, Turner's Tele Shop on W 15th. Christmas trees, holly, wreaths, and gift ideas from Willis Garden Center at 5th and Cherry, open daily 9-5. Sundays 1-5.
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OMA
Tower of Municipa
Ottawa Community Arts Council
Willis Garden Center
Hess and sons found in Cairo after custody chase
Former Kansas Senator Paul Hess and his three young sons are reunited with their mother Anne Oliver Hess in a Cairo hotel after a three week search. An American consular official said the couple will return to the United States and that Egyptian authorities view it as a domestic matter without court involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Kansas
Paul Hess
U.S
Middle East
Anne Oliver Hess
United States
Hess
Kansas City
Chicago
Amman
Jordan
Associated Press
KCTV
Christmas Ad Briefs and Local Events
A collection of holiday ads and notices from local merchants and organizations. Suttons Jewelry offers watch batteries. Budge’s Hardware features Country Critter puppets. Ottawa VFW hosts a Christmas Dinner on Dec 8. homemade cookie sale on Dec 7. Margie’s Menagerie holds Customer Appreciation Day. Turner's Tele Shop advertises open house and wreaths. Balloons Always promotes Christmas deliveries and singing telegrams. LB's Hair Styling relocates to A Cut Above. Advent devotions taped at Faith Lutheran. Walmart holiday hours updates. Baldwin PTO hosts a Christmas Craft Show with 35 booths. Saddleback Lounge advertises Four Play dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie
Turner
Ottawa Astronomy Club plans Halley’s Comet viewing weekend
The Ottawa Astronomy Club will sponsor its first Halley’s Comet viewing at the Ottawa University soccer field on East 11th Street this weekend. The Friday Saturday or Sunday event begins at 7 PM with clear skies, weather permitting, and attendees are urged to bring binoculars or telescopes. telescopes will be provided. Additional viewings are planned for January, February, March and April. Halley’s Comet, visible from Earth every 76 years, follows an elliptical orbit around the sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Astronomy Club
Ottawa University
East 11Th Street
Earth
Wall Street Advances on Tuesday After Small Movement
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 4.24 points to 1,463.30 by noon, continuing a modest gain following Tuesday’s small price moves on Wall Street.
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New York
Wall Street
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the Daily Report
Grace Metz
S. Main
M. Gail Montgomery
Dorothy Brooksher
Pomona
Leo S. Fischer
S. Elm
Highway Patrol
15Th Street
Eisenhower Road
Public Safety News
Anthony E. Saling
Lynn L. Ball
Terry L. Farrar
David Ray Gorton
N. Main
Michael W. Farrar
Judy A. Stout
North Main
Lisa A. Cantrell
North
Hickory
Cantrell
Robert K. McDaniel
1609
Chestnut
District Court News
Cynthia L. Gentry
Princeton
John N. Helms
Michael A. Prock
Lloyd T. Burkdorf
Howard F. Wilson
East Seventh
Stephen M. Zuk
S. Sycamore
Reinhold Deckness
Zuk
11Th
Cedar Streets
Daren R. Williams
Stanley A. Cole
Willow
Williams
10Th
Willow Streets
Kevin L. Brown
Brown
Lane
Carrol M. Blakeman
Carter
Department of Public Safety
Holliday Laundry
Laundromat
Dale Dieterich
Ottawa Co-op
Franklin Savings Association
City Park
Williamsburg-Ottawa
Barbara Gaeddert
Watson Library
University of Kansas
Claudia Bartlett
Call Dottie Wellington
Rawleigh
Sun
Turner's
W. 15Th
Miramar
Naval Air Station
San Diego
Ad Briefs
Citizen
Sieko
Drake
Sutton
Budge’sardware
South Main
VFW
Tina Oakes
Faith Laithecen Fellowship Hall
Nella Marvin
Faith Lutheran
Wal-Mart
Baldwin Pto
Saddleback Lounge
Mia
Glenn Close
Halley
Memoriam
Deon
Lamb-Roberts
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Pon
Elaine Roberts
Ilendai
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