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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1982

Page

11

DOT Safety Seats Grow Popular in Franklin County

Kansas DOT and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration supply 90 infant seats via the Franklin County Health Department. Since last March 64 seats have been checked out, with 26 returned by year end and about 40 in use. The program charges a $10 six month fee with a $5 refund on good-condition return, funding future toddler seats.

Bob Burtch Kansas Department of Transportation U.S. Department of Transportation National Highway Traffic Safety Administration KDOT Franklin County Health Department Department Mardell DOT Kansas

Funeral notices and obituaries from The Daily Report

Funeral services are set for Hazel Mae Eberly at 2 p.m. Saturday in Baldwin with burial at Sutton Cemetery. She died Thursday in a Kansas City hospital at 72. Survivors include a daughter, five sisters, and a grandson. Also noted are death notices for Ernest W. Schupp and Millard Tomson, plus admissions, dismissals, a birth, and vandalism report. Memorials to the American Cancer Society.

Hazel M. Eberly Baldwin Hazel Mae Eberly Baldwin Kansas City Kan Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home Sutton Cemetery Eberly el Reno Okla Baker University Vern LeRoy Eberly Scranton Joyce Deshazer Lawrence Mildred Struck Kingfisher Helen Fulkerson Baselior Doris Hobson Helen Jamison Ottawa Avis Markley Baxter Springs American Cancer Society

Wall Street steadies as traders await Fed money data

Wall Street mixed as the noon Dow held at 847.03 while gains outpaced losses on the NYSE. Analysts expect money supply to shrink leading to potential easing on Fed credit tightening. Government reports show unemployment down from 8.8 to 8.5 percent, but officials caution the job picture remains weak. Airline stocks rally amid broader market optimism.

New York Federal Reserve New York Stock Exchange Fed Labor Department

Car damages building after Elm Street crash near 17th

A non injury accident on a slick Elm curve at 2:15 p.m. caused at least $3,000 damage to the H.D. Lee building at 22 W 17th. Dennis D. Ewing, 24, was northbound and reportedly brakes locked, sending his 1973 Ford into the south wall and break room window. No citations. one witness saw the event.

17Th Elm H.D. Lee W. 17Th Department of Public Safety Dennis D. Ewing Ewing Anna Mae Hendrickson Ottawa RFD 3 Hick Geist Ford

VFW Post 5901 to Mark 35th Anniversary in Ottawa

VFW Post No 5901 hosts a 35th anniversary reception and dinner Sunday at the post home on North US-59. Brig Gen Ralph T. Tice of Topeka will speak, with remarks by Clarence LaFevre and others. Harold Pratt leads the program with music, awards, and past leaders honored. About 125 attendees expected, including state and district VFW officers.

Ottawa Melvin Beeghley Joe Wakefield VFW

Ottawa area sale roundup and events notice

Ottawa shoppers see buffet specials and earn discounts at Wassmer's and Hill House While the Ottawa flea market runs weekends and a truckload sale comes to 113 E 1st Several dining deals include all you can eat options and night specials A cable TV promo offers 11 channels for 906 per month plus ESPN on Channel 8 Local organizations announce classes and fundraisers and a PTA pancake breakfast cancellation noted

Ottawa ESPN

WHS Honor Roll List For Wellsville Junior Senior High

Wellsville Wellsville Junior Senior High announces quarterly honor rolls. Seventh grade high honors Kandice Childs Vicki Murphy Jana Wright. seventh grade honors Laura Alexander Brett Caruthers Marilyn Halloway Heather Kramer Barbara Layton Brenda Lorig Terry Messenger Lisa Miller Scott Moore Brad O Neal Stanley Roby Lorraine Stumpf Andy Wallen. Eighth grade high honors Tammy Finch. eighth grade honors Lori Bogle Karen Currier Dell Ebeck Darrell Gretencord Sherri Henderson Dennie Hicks Mark Horne Kurt Layton Karl Newhouse Kelly Samyn Jonalyn Shay Sharon Silvius Suzy Storz Travis Stumpff William Dink Thompson Ryan Todd Sherri Valgamore Richard Young. Ninth grade high honors Brenda Kindle Pam Clit. ninth grade honors Kevin Buehler Kim Callahan Gary Hurley Mike Landreth Steve O Neal Linda Roby. Tenth grade high honors Sonja Brammell Anita Broers Brenda Caruthers Linda Champman Gina Hender son Rusty Moll Matt Raugezitz Angela Sawyer Roberta Schamle. Vth grade high honors Carol Anderson Renee DeGarmo Cathy Folks. Vth grade honors Kendall Broers Jennifer Callahan Duane Caswell Jon Cramer Curtis Guinn Tim Jerrell Lisa Leib Daren McConnell Ramone Milter Janice Pemberton. Second line refers to The United Cemetery Association annual meeting at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Howard Steele’s home in Pomona.

Wellsville Kandice Childs Vicki Murphy Jana Wright Laura Alexander Brett Caruthers Marilyn Halloway Heather Kramer Barbara Layton Brenda Lorig Terry Messenger Lisa Miller Scott Moore Brad O'Neal Stanley Roby Lorraine Stumpf Andy Wallen Tammy Finch Lori Bogle Karen Currier Dell Ebeck Darrell Gretencord Sherri Henderson Dennie Hicks Mark Horne Kurt Layton Karl Newhouse Kelly Samyn Jonalyn Shay Sharon Silvius Suzy Storz Travis Stumpff William (Dink) Thompson Ryan Todd Sherri Valgamore Richard Young Brenda Kindle Pam Clit Kevin Buehler Kim Callahan Gary Hurley Mike Landreth Steve Jon Cramer Curtis Guinn Tim Jerrell Lisa Leib Daren McConnell Ramone Milter Janice Pemberton Anitta Gwinn Angela Lawrenz Greg Roby Lisa Dwyer Laura Lawrenz Ranita Evans Tomalea O'Dea

Assessment Deadline Nears for Property Forms March 1

County Appraiser Charles Clark warns taxpayers three weeks remain to file personal property assessment forms by the March 1 deadline to avoid penalties. The notice covers untagged or non highway vehicles, farm machinery, airplanes, boats, golf carts, drilling equipment, oil and gas wells, and all farm animals with escalating penalties every 15 days up to 50 percent after six days.

Charles Clark

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