Obituaries Share Loss Across Ottawa Area
Nettie M Kennedy 76 of 822 N Sycamore died Jan 6 1994 at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Funeral Feb 2 at Dengel and Son Mortuary with burial at Wellsville Cemetery. Survived by son LeRoy Reeves and sister Margie Swank. preceded by siblings and a grandson. Memorials to VFW Auxiliary No 5901.
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Nettie M. Kennedy
N. Sycamore
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Wellsville Cemetery
Emporia
Samuel G
Rebecca D. (Truster) Reeves
Carl L. “Shorty” Kennedy
Ottawa
L&l Restaurant
Lee's Cafe
The
Christian Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars Memorial Post
LeRoy Reeves
Margie
Swank
Wellsville
Minnie Reeves
Mabel Ragsdale
Myrtle Ragland
Edith Matheny
Helen Wells
Grant Reeves
Earl Reeves
Merle Reeves
Samuel Leveren Reeves Burkle
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Leota M. Nichols
S. Poplar
Woodlawn
Pomona
George and
Flora (Brubaker) McCurdy
Ralph Nichols
Ness County
Kansas
Goldie Nichols
Dorothy Hornecker
Iota McCurdy
Ruby L. Burgoon
Burlingame
Osage County
Jack
Nancy Pearl (Griffin) Welch
Raymond E. “Cotton” Burgo
Franklin County
Assembly of God
Pomona Rebekkah Lodge
International Order of Odd Fellows
Raymond Leon Burgoon
James Richard Burgoon
John
James Welchi
William Russell
Geneva Mundy
Lucille Rice
Ottawa hospital notes and sheriff reports update
Admissions include Janisse Collins and Myra Koreltz with birth noted for Janisse Collins a daughter born Thursday in Ottawa. Sheriff arrests Daniel Ray Wilson and Michael Hugh Armstrong on warrants with bonds and court dates. police report a runaway teen. burglary theft and vandalism incidents in Ottawa. two vehicle accidents near Ottawa High School with damages. correction of a prior Williamsburg truck driver identification.
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Janisse Collins
Myra Koreltz
Ottawa
Sheriff’s News
Daniel Ray Wilson Small
N. Mulberry
Gardner
Michael Hugh Armstrong
Neosho Road
Canterbury Court
Rebecca Dale Thompson
E. Wilson
Waunita M. Riemer
S. Ash
Ottawa High School
Trinity United Methodist Church
N. Cedar
Current Quotations on Firearm Destruction by City
A city recently joined the ranks that destroy seized firearms rather than selling to dealers. The move reflects a broader trend toward disposal of confiscated weapons and aims to prevent illicit resale, with officials citing safety and community impact.
Unemployment at Three Year Low Amid Recovery Signs
The Labor Department reported December unemployment at 6.4 percent, down from 6.5 percent in November. Non-farm payrolls rose 183,000 to about 1.1 million, led by 68,000 new service sector jobs, including temporary workers. Labor Secretary Reich cautioned gains may run 160,000 to 200,000.
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Washington
Labor Department
Robert Reich
Wall Street Market in brief corn and metals prices
Nonferrous metals prices in New York on Friday show aluminum at 51.3 cents, copper around 0.9155 per pound on Comex, zinc 4.754 to 5.156 per pound delivered, and platinum near 389.50 to 8304.00 per troy ounce. Gold trades at 389.20, silver around 5.00 to 5.109 per troy ounce, mercury at 176.00 per 76 pound flask.
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New York
Spa
London
U.S
Handy & Harman
Comex
N.Y
Barge Spill Dirty Puerto Rico Beaches Along Atlantic Coast
A barge carrying over 1.5 million gallons of diesel struck a reef near San Juan before dawn, spilling fuel along palm lined beaches on the Atlantic coast. The slick blackened Escambron Beach and the Caribe Hilton private beach as currents carried pollution both east and west.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Puerto Rican
Atlantic
Escambron
Puerta de Tierra
Caribe Hilton
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Thelma L. Raulston
Cheyenne
Wyo
Thelma Lee Raulston
Centropolis
United Medical Center
Schrader Chapel
Order of the Eastern Star
Memorial Gardens
Carl Bidlack
Robert Giroux
Dave Raulston
First Baptist Church
Order of Amara
Helen F. Lasater
Fort Scott
Helen
Frances Lasater
Arkhaven
Community Christian Church
Highland Cemetery
Tola
Lola
Benjamin
Maggie (Snyder) Smith
Kenneth Harlan Lasater
Southwestern Bell
Charlene Tripp
Cheney Witt Chapel
Community Christian Church Building Fund
Ilert
Avey
Lawrence
Ilert Odell
Blackie
Baldwin City
Rumsey Funeral
Rooks County
Charles Odell
Blanche
Grover) Avey
Kansas Power and Light
Brunswick Bowling
Jerry Avey
Boulder
Colo
Tim Avey
Kansas City
Kan
Billy Howard
Sedalia
Bobby Parrack
Springfield
Jane Landmark
Twila Northweather
Marshall
Janet Deason
Joplin
Irven Avey
Topeka
Zora Cottom
South
Paris
Maine
Mildred Yoder
Manhattan
Vona Axline
Wichita
Lila Patton
Bonnie Lillard
Lemon Grove
Calif
Fred Turner
S. Hickory
St. Luke's Hospital
Dengel and
San Mortuary
American Cancer Society
Kennedy
Nichols
Burgoon
the Daily Report
Block South Main
Russell Neil Wilson
Williamsburg
Christopher L. Taylor
Willow
Associated Press
Phoenix
Paul Johnson
Thur
Alt Ba
Aliok
Geronimo
Jason Patric
Satsun
Robert Duvall
Shelter
Bob Culver
South Main
Ovgwa
Insurance Cos
Olice
Colgrbla, MC
Adamson Bros
Wall Street
CST Schumerg
Sears
Amer
T&t
Boeing
Sounengtel
Sprint
CocaCola AO
SunCa
Traw Inc
OeareCo
Texaco
EstKodak AG Yi Textron
Timken
FMC Cp
Toastmaster
FordMotor
Travelerss
Gadyn Gt
UAL Corp
GenMotors
WalMarts
Ye Hs ‘Watnhes
He Goodrich
Kmart
Co- McDonalds
PepsiCo
Sfepacco
SaraLee
Ascs
NYSE
S. Main
Dickinson
Iowa
Beethoven
Ghost Ees Va
Lennox
Ottawa Heating & Cooling
Ottawa University
Night Life
Ottawa University Continuing Education
Native Leadership
Jurnan Services
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