McQuay Death, Funeral Held in Osawatomie and Health Notes
Services for Sonja Lee McQuay 43 Independence Mo conducted Friday at Eddy-Birchard Funeral Home with burial in Osawatomie Cemetery. Born April 5 1941 she moved to Osawatomie in 1953 graduated 1959 Osawatomie High and later lived in Independence. Survived by husband Wilbern McQuay daughter Rhonda Stone mother Ellen Jacobson brother Larry Jacobson sister Jackie Scharff. Memorials to Arthritis Foundation Kansas. Also stock market gains amid falling rates with Dow 1188.16 at noon and NYSE activity. local school and hospital notices. arrests, accidents, and public-safety briefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonja L
McQuay
Sonja Lee McQuay
Independence
Merriam
Eddy-Birchard Funeral
Osawatomie
Ottawa
Rhonda Stone
Lee’s Summit
Ellen Jacobson
Branson
Larry Jacobson
Dayton
Texas
Jackie Scharff
Clathe
Arthritis Foundation
Kansas
Topeka
Grogan Donates 3000 To Ottawa High School
Steve Grogan a 1971 Ottawa High School graduate and New England Patriots quarterback donated 3000 split between the athletic department and library. Jim Grogan presented the check. funds will upgrade the weight room gym PA system and audiovisual equipment for classes and debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Grogan
Ottawa
New England Patriots
OHS
Dennis Wilson
Jim Grogan
Steve
Grogan
Lyle Rutter
U.S.C
Jim
Rutter
Lou Burke
Misuse Probe Shifts to Justice Over Smoky Hill Range
Investigation into misused equipment at Smoky Hill Bomb Range near Salina has been turned over to the U S Department of Justice for review. Maj Gen Ralph Tice said the preliminary findings point to routine referral with disciplinary action possible after DOJ review in one to two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Hns
Smoky Hill
Salina
U.S. Department of Justice
Kansas
Ralph Tice
Joy Cole
Air Force Office of Special Investigation
Department of Justice
Cole
Tice
Air Force
Air National Guard
Air Force Reserve
Regular Air Force
Joe Short
1A4th Tactical
McConnell
Schroeder Eats First Pizza In A Month
William Schroeder, who received the world’s second artificial heart, chewed his first pizza in over a month at Humana Hospital Audubon in Louisville. Doctors report mood and speech improving despite prior strokes, with discharge likely a month away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schroeder
Louisville, Ky
William Schroeder
Humana Hospital Audubon
Linda Broaddus
Ms. Broaddus
Lansing
Jewelers Repair and Service Briefs Across Monticello
Drak Jewelry offers repair and private club lunch details at Monticello establishment. Heathman Oil Co. advertises 7am to 6pm mechanic work, gas, and flat servicing. Carpet Warehouse invites free disposal of Christmas trees. Cloud Nine Bridal Shop extends evening by appointment openings through January and February. 242-1245 listed for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Open Heathman Oil Co
Cloud Nine Bridal Shop
Kansas weather 1984 labeled average despite extremes
1984 showed varied conditions with March as the wettest on record and a midyear dry spell that hurt crops. Hutchinson hit 108 degrees after July Fourth, while statewide precipitation mostly ran above normal except the southwest. Topeka and Manhattan saw above average rainfall, Wichita near normal, and Dodge City slightly below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Hutchinson
Wichita
Concordia
Phil Shideler
The
Tional Weather Service
Topeka
Manhattan
Dodge City
Court To Hear Case For IRS
The Supreme Court agreed to decide government power to seize money from joint bank accounts to collect unpaid taxes. The case stems from an 8th Circuit ruling limiting IRS collection from Roy J. Reeves and family accounts, potentially forcing costly lawsuits and shifting to property seizures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Internal Revenue Service
8Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
IRS
Roy J. Reeves
National Bank of Commerce
Pine Bluff
Ark
Reeves
6Th Circuit
8Th Circuit
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Report
Wall Street
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Diamond Shamrock
Occidental Petroleum
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
John Houdashelt
E. 15Th
Research Medical Center
Kansas City
Herald
Charles Deay
Eva Deay
Eudora
Chad Burgoon
Princeton
George Wade Jr
Quenemo
William Farrow
S. Willow
Margaret Fogle
Williamsburg
Margaret Prunty
S. Hickory
ORV
Catherine Mayer
S. Elm
Albert Damron
Pomona
Luther
Hughey
N. Sycamore
Lynn Underwood and Son
Beech
Lynn Underwood
Sheriff's News
Gretchen A. Bazil
Wellsville
Wellsville Municipal Court
Bob's Cash Saver Foods
South Main
Thomas L. Hancock
Rhondi L. Whitacre
Susan L. Hogge
Whitacre
Main
Diana M. Berry
Richmond
Danielle L. Dodson
Ottawa Rfd
Dodson
Tecumseh
Fred E. Schnoke
Poplar
Duane L. Else
Anita K. Williams
Maple
George W. Sell
Hemlock
Williams
K-68
Lane-Rantoul Road
Robert D. Reed
North Main
Kristen K. Notestine
Robert K. White
White
Public Safety News
Leo E. Blackford
Overland Park
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Tony R. Reed
Christopher L. Turner
N. Mulberry
Ransom Memorial Hospital
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kan
Dole
Bob Dole
Kim Wells
Lawrence
Wells
Kansas City, Mo
Gaar and Bell
Garden City
University of Kansas
University of Virginia
Hutchinson, Kan
Arnold Ruebke Jr
Reno County
Porter Brown
Ruebke
Richard Rome
Schroeders
Allan M. Lansing
Jasper, Ind
Ad Briefs
Drake Jewelry
Monticell ‘S
Paar Dam
Carpet Warehouse
North 50 Highway
Walt Dengel
Dad Jon Mptuny
Iiswa
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