Hospital Notes And Sheriff Report From Franklin County
Admissions include Zachery Sobba in Richmond and Adella Baugher in Ottawa while Etta Flinn is dismissed in Ottawa. Sheriff notes cite arrests of Loretta Lewis and David Smith on probation violations, and Peter Nickel on burglary and theft suspicions. Also listed are bankruptcies, court dismissals, and multiple local police and fire incidents with minor damages and no injuries.
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Zachery Sobba
Richmond
Adella Baugher
Ottawa
Etta Flinn
Funsday Sheriff's News
Loretta J. Lewis
Ash
Ranklin County
David T. Smith
Franklin County
Peter J. Nickel
Pomona
Dan Keith
Esley E
Mildred RA. Schmidt
Waverly
Dale M. Gordon
Princeton
Chad Payne
Wellsville
Toni Payne
Highway 59
Daniel W. Kennington
Beech
Stacey L. Elliot
Cypress
Dan McBride
Florence A Clark obituary announces Centropolis resident's funeral
Florence Alber ta Clark 83 of Centropolis died Tuesday December 15 1992 at Colonial Manor Care Center Lawrence. Funeral 10 a.m. Saturday at Lamb Roberts with Rev Lucille Barb officiating. Burial Union Cemetery Centropolis. She was born December 20 1908 in Eureka daughter of Charley L Rush and Mable Smith. She married William L Clark January 30 1926 in Ottawa. Survived by two daughters two sons a sister and a half brother eighteen grandchildren twenty eight great grandchildren. Memorials to Franklin County Chapter American Cancer Society.
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Florence A. Clark
Florence Alberta Clark
Centropolis
Colonial Manor
Lawrence
Lamb-Roberts
Lucille Barb
Union Cemetery
Eureka
Charley L
Mable Lane (Smith) Rush
William L. Clark
Ottawa
Baker University
Baldwin City
Franklin
Douglas
Trinity United Methodist Church
Ottawa White Shrine of Jerusalem
Hazel Rebekah Lodge
Daughters Club
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Wilma Flinn
St. Mary's
Juanita Payne
Lyle Clark
Burlington
John E. Clark
Charley K. Clark
Mansfield
Texas
Dora Boucek
Marjorie Belt
Madison
Paul Smith
Paola
Franklin County
American Cancer Society
Ever Market in brief Major market indexes at 1 a.m
The brief notes early trading from major market indexes as of 1 a.m. Central Standard Time on December 16, 1992. It records investors reacting to mixed signals, with modest gains in some benchmarks and slight declines in others amid overnight activity.
Local Markets and Livestock Trade Reports
Quotations for Tuesday afternoon at Ottawa Co-op list hard wheat 3.48 corn 2.00 soybeans 5.41 and milo 3.19 with oats 1.60. PIK certificate redemptions at Franklin County ASCS office show wheat 3.37 corn 2.06 milo 3.28 soybeans 5.45. Kansas and Missouri cattle sales report steady to higher for slaughter steers and heifers with significant head counts and varied weights, including 1060-1275 lb steers around 78.50-79.00, and 1000-1150 lb heifers near 78.50-79.00, plus feeder steer and heifer quotes in St. Joseph and surrounding markets.
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Franklin County
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Dodge City
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Kansas
ST. Joseph, Mo
Exxon
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GerberPd
Praxalin
Goodrich
RoiseCasedalt
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Cop
Borden
I Power
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SaarsRoeb
Brunswek
InnPaper
SunCo
Eng Trw Inc
Chevron
Katy Inc
Texaco
Chryster
Timken
Hone
Kroger Toasimsk
Citicom
Uttons
CocaColas
ConsFight
Mobil
Monsanto
DeereCo
Maal Omah
Union
Elec
Det Edson
Navistar
Dialip
NowVall
UnitTech
Dillard S
Unocal
NobleAfil
Dowhem
Norwest
Upjohn
DuPont
Nucor 'S
WaiMan
yiEaglePet
Nynex
WamLm
EsiKodak
Occident Pet
WsinRes
Echin
Ohio Edison
WesighEt
NEW York
U.S
Handy & Harman
N.Y
Drive by shooting charges filed in Parsons area
An Oklahoma teenager and a Parsons man were charged under Oklahoma drive by shooting law in Labette County District Court for firing on an occupied Parsons home early Saturday. Four family members were inside. no injuries occurred as two small caliber semiautomatic handguns were used. The charges stem from a 2024 law aimed at gang violence in Wichita and other areas.
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Parsons, Kan
Oklahoma
Parsons
Labette County
Wichita
Fort Riley unit to Somalia supports Operation Restore Hope
A 180 member Army transportation company from Fort Riley is ordered to Somalia for Operation Restore Hope. The 24th Transportation Company will load 150 trucks and trailers on rail cars this week for shipment next month. The deployment brings Fort Riley soldiers to 192 assisting the mission.
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Topeka
Kan
Fort Riley
Somalia
Urban Kansas population study shows Turnpike corridor growth
A Kansas profile reveals two thirds of the 2.48 million residents live along the Kansas Turnpike corridor from Kansas City to Topeka to Wichita. The University of Kansas Institute for Public Policy and Business Research for Kansas Inc. finds continued rural-to-urban shift in the 1980s with some rural communities facing tough futures while several medium-sized cities outside metro areas posted solid gains. Nationwide growth was 9.8 percent 1980 to 1990, Kansas up 4.8 percent, outperforming the region at 4 percent.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas
Kansas Turnpike
Kansas City
Topeka
Wichita
Institute For Public Policy and Business Research
The
University of Kansas For Kansas Inc
Kansas Inc
Coffeyville eyes anti nudity rules for public venues
Coffeyville City Commission, by a majority, gave initial approval to two ordinances banning nudity in public establishments. Final action was not immediately clear this month. It was uncertain whether the town's sole guided dance club would challenge the measure if enacted.
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Coffeyville, Kan
Gude Danciup
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