Funeral notices and public records from Ottawa area
Funeral services are planned for Trella M. Gordon at Cox Funeral Home in Plattsburg with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery. Edith F. Morrow and Florence P. Hickey also have services in Ottawa and Kansas City areas. The list includes hospital admissions, dismissals, arrests for disorderly conduct and DWI, vandalism and theft incidents, and various local traffic accidents with brief outcomes and damages. Public notices, obituaries, and a regional market report conclude the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trella M. Gordon
Crestview Nursing Home
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Cox Funeral Home
Plattsburg
Greenlawn Cemetery
Ellis Gordon
William Gordon
S. Mulberry
Patal Gordon
Cypress
James E. Gordon
Ritter
Ruth Waters
Missouri City
Darlene J. Lane
Lee's Summit
Maxine Davis
Yellville
Ark
Edith F. Morrow
N. Sycamore
Cedar House Nursing Home
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Highland Cemetery
Robert Andrews
Florence P. Hickey
Kansas City
Sheil Funeral Home
Hope Cemetery
Ottawa
Hickey
Sparta
Ill
Joe Campbell
Gardner Campbell
Merle Campbell
Portland
Ore
Bonnie Sink
Erma Hiatt
Opal Scott
Paul H. Selzer Baldwin
Paul Henry Selzer
Baldwin
Lawrence Hospital
First United Methodist Church
Oakwood
Selzer
Clearfield
Palmyra
Zeila
Lamb-Roberts Funeral
Violet Mills
Maple
Trella Gordon
Crestview
O. Scott Morgan
Adam Price
Williamsburg
Elmer Sieg
N. Cherry
St. Luke's Hospital
Lois Tilton
Osage
Gary Jaklevich
Wellsville
Pearl Monfort
Beech
Michael Prock
Oak
Edith F. (Simmons) Morrow
Sycamore St
Kansas
Fred
Eggs Lead Food Price Hike in November Survey
The Associated Press market basket survey shows grocery bills rose in November, with eggs driving the increase as meat prices were mixed. The survey covered 14 items priced in 13 cities on March 1, 1973, and found eggs up in all cities while pork chops fell in eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Cook
Associated Press
Night specials and events at local venues
MON night special chicken and noodles at Sand Creek Restaurant. JAM Session Wednesday December 7 at Other Place with Bootleg hoyae band. CLOUD Nine Bridal Shop open evenings from December 7. Solar collectors offer first come, first served with prices listed. Arts and Crafts show December 17 by Bagieg Auxiliary at Eagles Ledge with display space available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Creek
Hoyae
Bagieg Auxiliary
Eagles Ledge
18Th and
Mulberry
Local ad briefs mix shopping and dining
A collage of ads lists moves to Peoples South Bank, gift registry offerings, a beef and noodle dinner at UMC Richmond on December 8, consignment sales at 424 N Main, English smocking services, massage pillows, and Tuesday specials at Sand Creek and Saddleback Lounge, plus kids wear discounts and general storewide deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake
Peoples South Bank
Ottawa Post Office to speed up holiday mail collection
Ottawa Postmaster Dave McBride announces a ten day holiday collection schedule from Monday December 12 to Wednesday December 21. All neighborhood boxes will be collected before 11 a.m. during peak workload to speed processing, with earlier deposits encouraged for faster delivery. Residential boxes receive extra pickups and some business boxes will also have increased collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Dave McBride
McBride
Public Trees Need Treatment In Public Buildings
Department of Public Safety urges businesses and public buildings to treat live Christmas trees with fire retardant. DPS deputy director G A Junior Diamond says trees in public spaces must use UL-approved solutions, Willis Nursery offers treatment or will do it free, and recipients should obtain a certificate proving US compliance. Residential buildings are not required but advised to treat trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Safety
G.a.junior Diamond
DPS
KDOT OKs Bids On Area Projects In 24 Counties
Kansas transportation officials approved bids totaling 21.4 million dollars for highway and bridge work across 24 counties including Franklin. Bids opened November 17 in Topeka, with another opening scheduled December 15 for 18 counties also including Franklin. Recipients include Midwest Construction Co. for two bridges near Rantoul and Beachner Brothers for Interstate 35 lighting in Franklin and Coffey counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Department of Transportation
Franklin
John B. Kemp
Midwest Construction Co. Inc
Holton
Rantoul
Rock Creek Road
Midwest
Coal Creek
Williamsburg
Beachner Brothers
St. Paul
Coffey
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Report
Gloria Baldwin
Oklahoma City
Deloris Morris
Pleasant Grove
Marvin Zima
N. Poplar
Sheriff’s News
Raymond E. Hunsaker
Hunsaker
Richmond Family Foods
E. Central
Richmond
Hometown Insurance Company
Central
Joseph A. Feuerborn
Randall L. Piesker
Bruce A. Laird
Robert L. Kulken Jr
Princeton
Verlin J. Springer
Central Street
Public Safety News
West Wilson
William W. Stanton
Lawrence
S. Main
Robert W. Green
Olive
Steve P. Anderson
Anderson
Mary E. Garrett
S. Oak
Safeway
Ninth
Main
Garrett
Kansas City Star
Peoples National Bank
Fifth and Main
Joseph S. Blake
ECKAN
le Loup
Robert E. Hammon
Franklin Township
Hammon
Cadillac
South Elm
Darrell L. Conrad
Shirley A. Bulgarelli
Wal-Mart
South Us-59
Robyn K. Berr
N. Oak
Ray N. Arnett
Rural Garnett
North Cherry
Roger A. Bettge
N. Main
Robert K. Maule
Bettge
North Poplar
Lloyd L. Yohe
Royal Manor Trailer Park
1641
Mobile
Martha Sundstrom
Sundstrom
East Alley
South Cedar
Ottawa Co-op
Wall Street
New York
The
Cloud Nine Bridal Shop
Ecean Warehouse
Wilcom
Ad Briefs
U.M.C
Thurg
the Hill
Une
Young Place
Saddleback Lounge
KDOT
Lincoln Township
Township Hall
Kelly Groshong
Barbara Ward
Canterbury Court
KU Medical Center
Kan
Eisenhower Road
Tally Creek
Sears
Roebuck 4 CO
Barry J Matney
Chiropractic
Marney Carmorracric Offices