Obituary notices and local police brief in Ottawa area
Obituaries for George D. Scott 66 of 315 E 13th recount his lifelong Ottawa life, drive inn business, WWII service, church and Masonic affiliations, survivor list, and memorial Drive. Also John Elmer Harclerode 80, Ann Mary Bures 86, and Perry M. Peugh 64 listed with service details. Local police notes cover arrests, thefts, fires, power line issues, and a cattle and hog price report from Kansas City market.
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George D. Scott
E. 13Th
Dengel & Son
Highland Cemetery
Hal Dungan
Jim McCrossen
Scott
Auburn
Scott’s Drive Inn
Harry Scott
Spruce
Kenneth Scott
Osceola
Ottawa Lodge
Kansas Heart Association
John Elmer Harclerode
S. Main
Lamb-Roberts
Frederick J. Ackman
Harclerode
Humboldt
Emporia State
Humboldt High School
Ottawa
First United Methodist Church
National Education Association
Alice Bright
Marion
Lloyd L. Hardrode
Independence
Franklin County Historical Society
State Accidents Rise on Kansas Highways in 1978
The Kansas Department of Transportation reports 1978 highway deaths tentatively at 564, rising slightly from 562 in 1977 and 563 in 1976. The record is 780 in 1969, with 519 deaths in 1974 after the 55 mph speed limit. Records date to the 1940s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Department of Transportation
New Cabinet Prepared In Iran
Prime Minister-designate Shahpour Bakhtiar has finished selecting a civilian Cabinet to replace the military regime, with announcement likely Wednesday or Thursday. The regime’s steps came amid continuing Tehran protests, airport disruptions, and international evacuation efforts as violence and political tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
Shahpour Bakhtiar
Bakhtiar
U.S
Pan American
Lufthansa
Frankfurt
Istanbul
Kenneth Taylor
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Shah
Karim Sanjaby
Mashhad
Antishah
Salinans Reunite As Iran Turmoil Disrupts Tehran
Delbert and Mrs. Anderson of Salina celebrate Christmas with daughter Bonnie Lou Rahimian and her husband Nasser after months in Tehran amid anti Shah demonstrations. They describe curfews, rioting, and safety drills for their children as families faced disrupted travel and media coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
HNS
Delbert Andersons
Iran
Tehran
Rahimians
Batool Showrh
Young Place Ottawa Clearance and Local Deals Brief
Young Place in Ottawa promotes a kid's clothes clearance sale with store wide markdowns across all sizes. Also listed are Dog Food specials at 50 pounds for 6.75 and 25 pounds for 3.49 from Metzger Salvage and a holiday greeting from Mock Motors noting closure until January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Place
Mark Downs
Ottawa
Metzger Salvage
First Baptist CANCELLATION and Scout honors brief
ABW of First Baptist will not meet. JAY DEE FULTON of Belton Texas received the Pro Deo et Patria emblem at Faith Lutheran Church. He belongs to Troop 74 Boy Scouts, sponsored by Westminster Presbyterian Church. ON THE HONOR roll at Kansas Wesleyan Salina for fall are Gaylene Springer of Richmond and Donna Knight of Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry M. Peugh
Glennville
Trinity United Methodist Church
Richmond Cemetery
Don Powell
Peugh
Richmond
US Air Force
State Department
Tehran
Iran
Ft. Stewart
Richmond United Methodist Church
Meda Woodburn
Houston
Texas
Ruth DePriest
N. Cherry
Ottawa
Robson-Towner Funeral Home
First Baptist
Jay Dee Fulton
Belton
Rex Fulton
Faith Lutheran Church
Boy Scouts
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Kansas Wesleyan
Salina
Gaylene Springer
Harvey Springer
Donna Knight
Princeton
Loy Dean Knight
Wall Street Opens With Mixed Dow Move In 1979 Start
Wall Street eased on the first trading day of 1979 as the Dow Jones industrial average fell 3.12 to 801.89 by noon. Gainers and losers were nearly even on the NYSE, with investors wary due to Iran's political crisis along with inflation, high rates, and a soft dollar. IBM dipped 12 to 298 while Boeing fell 1 to 70 1/2 as volume stood at 6.70 million on the NYSE.
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Iran
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Report
John E. Hardlerode
Ann M. Bures
Ann Mary Bures
Oak Haven Nursing Home
St. Therese Catholic Church
St. Boniface
Scipio
Bures
St. Therese Church
John Bures
Homewood
Emil L. Simpson
Overbrook
Greenwood-Roberts
Shawnee Center
Wakarusa
Simpson
Scranton
California
Eva Kinney
Tim Morrow
N. Mulberry
Terry Gentry
Princeton Rfd
Forrest Burgoon
Rantoul
Sheriff’s News
Sheriff's Department
Wellsville
Lavelle N. Derhammer
Wynne
Ark
Derhammer
Public Safety News
West Tecumseh Street
Eldon Morgan
S. Sycamore
Edward Parker
South Mulberry
Emerson Mack
Larry A. Still
Oak
Ola Keith
Kansas City Power and Light Company
Howard Orton
Here
Kcp&l
Kansas City
Lane Agengy
New York
Allied Chem
Allis Chaim
Ly Alcoa
Airlin
Chrysler
Contl Group
Sane
duPont East Kodak
Echlin Mfg
Emerson el
Esmark
Exxon
Keens Firestone
Ford
Gulf Oil
Halliburtn
Hercules Inc
Ms Homestie
IBM
Paper
Kmart
KanGasEl
KanPwLt
Katy
Kerr
Hoes Co
Kroger
Litton Ind
Martin M
Ye McDonnd
Yp Mobil
Og Sas Monsanto
My Nabisco
Nat Gypsm
NorNat Gas
Norton Sim
Salinans
Ad Briefs
Mock Motors
Wall Street
Boeing
Hardlerode
John Elmer Hardlerode
Funeral Home
Barth
ICBO
Rex Browning
Robson
North Main
Towner
Georgia
Robson- Towner
Jerry Robson
David Bunch
Joe Ferns
Carl Koehler
Violet Robson Reno Towner
Dorothy Reams
Memoriam
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Ottawa Lodge No. 18
AF & AM
Degel Fon Mortuary
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