Ottawa Franklin County Daily Report of arrests and incidents
Admissions list includes Floyd Hermreck and Tristan Garber with hospital notes for births. Arrests record Franklin County and Ottawa suspects on underage drinking, warrants, driving violations, and theft from railroad cars. Incidents describe a vehicle off Montana Road with no injuries or missing occupants.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Floyd Hermreck
Greeley
Tristan Garber
Quenemo
John Hickock
Sarah Heckman
Montana Road
Two Arrested for Theft From Railroad Cars
Ottawa police arrested William Knapp aged 20 and a 16 year old after a Christmas break in 11 railroad cars. They allegedly cut locks and stole televisions, trailer hitches, and alcohol. The incident occurred in the 600 block of East Red Jacket Street and the case was handed to Burlington Northern police with help from Franklin County Sheriff’s Department.
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Melinda S. Parks
Cedar St
Rantoul
Edith M. Dean
Hamblin St
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kenneth J. Brown
S. Locust St
Drew C. Loman
S. Ash St
Jean R. Slemp
Daren Hagelin
Beech St
Dallas J. Ambler
S. Olive St
William Knapp
Eric Gordon
Princeton
Joshua McCurdy
East Red Jacket St
Burlington North Railroad
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Craig Davis
Davis
Obituary of John A. Blaufuss Olpe 61 in Emporia accident
John A. Blaufuss 61 of Olpe died December 22 2005 from injuries in an Emporia accident. Mass at Saint Joseph Olpe. Born Emporia 1944 he was ESU controller and interim executive director of University Advancement. Survived by wife Dorothy and children, with numerous relatives and seven grandchildren. Interment Saint Joseph Cemetery Olpe. Memorials to Saint Joseph School Endowment Olpe and Blaufuss Scholarship Fund care of Roberts Blue Barnett Funeral Home.
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Emporia
Saint Joseph Catholic Church
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Francis Wendling
William F
Eleanor J. Brinkman Blaufuss
Dorothy E. Wendling
Emporia State University
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East Central Kansas
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Frisco
Texas
James M. Blaufuss
Derby
Michelle
Saint Joseph School
John and Dorothy Blaufuss
Emporia State University Endowment Association
Roberts-Blue-Barnett Funeral Home
12Th Avenue
Frances Harrison Scranton dies at 73 in Quenemo KS
Frances Harrison 73 of Scranton died December 23 2005 at her home. A memorial service is set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Quenemo Community Center. Born July 30 1932 at Quenemo to LeRoy and Flossie Heilman she was a social worker for the State of Kansas. She married Henry Hank Harrison May 9 1970 in Topeka. Survivors include her husband and many children and grandchildren across Kansas New Mexico Texas and Missouri. Memorial gifts may go to the Fran Harrison Memorial Fund c/o Feltner Funeral Home Lyndon KS.
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Frances Harrison
Quenemo
LeRoy
Flossie Yockey Heilman
State of Kansas
Henry
Hank" Harrison
Topeka
Dennis Brecheisen
Mike Brecheisen
New Mexico
Dwight
Swallow
Rick Brecheisen
Fran Harrison
Feltner Funeral Home
Lyndon
Marilyn Annita Lorenzo obituary in Rantoul and Osawatomie
Marilyn Annita Lorenzo 51 of Rantoul died December 21 2005 at home. Born May 8 1954 in Lapeer Michigan she was a nurse. Services 1 30 PM today Eddy Birchard Funeral Home Osawatomie burial Osawatomie Cemetery. Survivors include daughters Carolyn Marie Gunter and Tommie Muffie LeAnn, sisters Carol Lucas Gail Fultz Rick Ashley Delana Hughes Tom Ashley Doris Smith.
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Marilyn Annita Lorenzo
Eddy Birchard
Osawatomie
Lapeer
Mich
M.L
Tna Ashley
Andrew
Lorenzo
Carolyn Marie Gunter
New Port
N.C
Tommie
Muffie" LeAnn
Baldwin City
Carol
Markets rally as retail sales boost New York stocks
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U.S
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