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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1981

Page

7

Fourth Judicial Employees Reap Honors

Ten employees from the Fourth Judicial District of Kansas receive years of service recognition from the Supreme Court. Franklin County honorees are Ruby Sanford for 30 years and Marguerite Koehler for 10 years. Anderson County staff Roberta Bowman Clark for 20 years and Shirley Campbell for 10 years. Osage County workers Jackie Dicker and Margaret Knight Rich are noted for 10 years each. A gold-filled pin commemorating years served will be presented at Coffey County with Judge Floyd H. Coffman presiding.

Fourth Judicial District of Kansas Franklin Anderson Osage Counties Supreme Court Franklin County Ruby Sanford Marguerite Koehler Anderson County Roberta Bowman Clark Shirley Campbell Osage County

Hazen L Richardson 1898 1980s Ottawa death notice

Death notices for Hazen L Richardson aged 82 of 1438 S Hickory list services at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Wednesday and burial Highland Cemetery. He taught music 30 years, then worked for Investors Diversified Services until 1964. Survived by wife Juanita, daughter Patricia Lundquist, two sons, nine grandchildren, a great grandson, and sister Hermionne Manning. Memorials to First United Methodist Church.

Hazen L. Richardson S. Hickory Ransom Memorial Hospital Lamb-Roberts Highland Cemetery Jerrald R. Harnden Richardson Clark County Bethany College Lindsborg University of Kansas Ottawa Investors Diversified Services First United Methodist Church Ottawa Rotary Club Franklin County National Retired Teachers Association Kansas Retired Teachers Association Juanita Smith Minneola Patricia J. Lundquist Huntsville Ala Hazen L. Richardson Jr Morristown N.J William J. Richardson Austin Texas Hermionne Manning San Antonio

Vogler and Gibson Rites Held in Ottawa Area

Obituary notices for Mrs. Clara M Fleer Gibson and Mrs. Fred A Vogler detail funeral services at Dengel & Son Mortuary with burial in Worden and Mount Calvary cemeteries. Gibson, 80, born 1900, had deep Ottawa ties and several survivors. Vogler, born 1901, lived in Ottawa since 1955 and worked for Southwestern Bell. burial plans include Sacred Heart Church rituals. Survivors include a son and two grandchildren.

Ben Gibson Clara M Fleer) Gibson N. Oak Ransom Memorial Hospital Dengel & Son Mortuary Worden Don Powell Gibson Warden Ottawa Hazel Rebekah Lodge Naomi Club HCU Trinity United Methodist Church Seekers UMW

Pomona Stabbing Investigated in Rural Park Incident

Sheriff officials interview witnesses after an 18 year old Pomona man David L Bowman was stabbed in the lower right abdomen Friday night at a Pomona mobile home park. Bowman was treated at Ransom Memorial Hospital in Ottawa and remained in good condition. No arrest had been made as investigators pursued leads and statements.

Pomona Ransom Memorial Hospital David L. Bowman RMH Bowman Mobile Home Mobile

Supreme Court refuses to exempt judges from disclosure law

The Supreme Court upholds the Ethics in Government Act disclosure rule for federal judges including justices. Six Southern judges claimed the law violated separation of powers and privacy but the court left intact existing rulings requiring compliance. The case involved 1978 and 1979 statements and ethics oversight by the judiciary. A premarital education program is set for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Central Heights School for parents and patrons.

Washington Supreme Court Law Federal Judiciary U.S Robert Collins New Orleans 5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Collins Central Heights School

Multiple Local Ads and Sales Flyers Highlight January Offers

A collage of storefront ads notes ongoing and upcoming sales and specials across Fort Wayne and surrounding towns. Metzger Salvage offers inventory clearance while Freda's runs an after inventory sale with 30 to 50 percent off. Eddie's Casual closes for a semi annual sale, and Royal Manor Inn advertises room 23 events. Various shops promote bird feed, clothing dot sales, Colonial Inn meals, home baked pizza, tacos and hot dogs, with service numbers and dates. Local events include Barber Shop Show on January 17 and Century 21 agency affiliation news.

Wall Street indexes rise on rate-cut hopes

The stock market advanced broadly in active trading as investors anticipated further declines in interest rates. The noon Dow Jones industrial average rose 4.94 points to 973.63 amid general gains and hopeful sentiment.

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Vogler Mrs Helen K Vogler obituary notice

Mrs Helen K Vogler of 1223 So Main St Ottawa widow of Fred A Vogler Sr died Saturday January 10 1980 at Oak Haven Nursing Home Richmond Kansas Funeral Mass Tuesday at 10 00 a m Sacred Heart Catholic Church Father Al Rockers officiating Interment Mt Calvary Cemetery Rosary Monday at 730 p m Dengel Son Mortuary In state Monday afternoon to 930 a m Tuesday at the mortuary

Richmond Sacred Heart Catholic Church Mount Calvary al Rockers Vogler Jackson Minn Ottawa Lawrence Southwestern Bell Telephone Sacred Heart Church Altar Society Fred A. Vogler Fred A. Vogler Jr 7Th St. Terr Dengel & Son Helen K Frealiger) Vogler Main St Otawa Oak Haven Kansas Sacred Heart Catholic Church Mt. Calvary Cemetery Gibson Clara M Fleer) Gibson No. Oak St Ben Gibson Ransom Memorial Hospital Don Powell Warden Kansas Heart Association

Guardsmen Bonus to Reenlist For Specific Roles

Two local National Guardsmen receive reenlistment bonuses. SSG Phillip Beine earns $900 over three years as counter mortar radar section chief, with years in the guard and Army including Germany. SFC Michael Sloan gains $1,800 for six years as meteorological section chief, unavailable for photo while collecting discarded Christmas trees. civilian employer is Cramer Chemical in Gardner.

SSG Phillip Beine SFC Michael Stoan Beine National Guard Army Germany 901 Cypress King Radio Olathe Sloan Cramer Chemical Cy Gardner

Health News Dear Doctor on Migraine Damage Myth

Dear Doctor explains migraine does not reliably cause brain damage and notes widespread headaches in the U S. It cites estimates of 2 to 8 million sufferers, describes symptoms such as nausea light sensitivity vision disturbance and head noises, and mentions that up to half of the children of sufferers also have migraines.

United States

Migraine Relief and Prevention Through Relaxation and Chiropractic Care

A practical guide notes migraines affect eight million people and are triggered by stress, perfectionism, allergies, and chocolate. It promotes prevention and rest during an attack, emphasizes relaxation over pressure, and highlights chiropractic care as an increasing option. Endorsed by Larry J. Mainey of Mainey Chiropractic Offices in Ottawa Kansas.

Larry J. Mainey Mainey Chiropractic Offices P.A South Main Ottawa Kansas

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Judicial Helen K. Vogler Froeliger) Vogler S. Main the Daily Report Don Robert Chamberlin George Henry N. Cedar Frank D. Fogle Sr Eugene McDowell S. Locust Mark Jones and Son Wellsville Harry Worthington Polly Shumway Ash Mearle Christeson Mildred Abel David With Dale Swank Poplar Alan McMillan Milner Freda Griffin Debra Coulter Dennnis Baker Iola Gary Dunn Cynthia Collins Bruce Snook Public Safety News Ernie Zamora Cleveland Royal Manor S, Main Sheriff’s News Donald R. Caruthers Douglas County Caruthers Albert L. Goffman Jr Lee Butler Pizza Hut W. 15Th Department of Public Safety Patrol Michael Carl Lacy US-59 Here Pamela J. Ditterson West Wilson Edner R. Geer Lincoln Wilma Lantis Ottawa Co-op Kansas City South FT. Wayne Ind Metzger Salvage Freda’s Eddie Royal Manor Inn Willis Garden Center Young Place Colonial Inn Lillian South 59 Lacy Becky Farm Bureau Scott Service J. Everett Stark Century 21 C.D. Schulte Agency Barber Shop Ottawa Municipal Auditorium Barberhawks Ottawa High O-Men Sound Alternative Butler's Municipal Auditorium SSS Wall Street Memoriam Hickory Lloyd R. Heth Ziekiel Mahonis Hubbard Hubbard Link van Dunk Peter Jacob Lacamore Clevendale McQuill Peppie Heth Steve Dick KU Intern de Phillip Beine Health News Larry J. Matney Chiropractic Funeral Haine
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