Obituaries recall long life of L B Paine in Ottawa area
Leon Bryce L B Paine 102 of Ottawa died Saturday January 15 1994 at Ransom Memorial Hospital Funeral at 2 p m Wednesday at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Ottawa with burial at Highland Cemetery He was born October 31 1891 in Burden Cowley County to Edward J and Elida Easter Paine He married Mabel Leach January 29 1915 in Burden She died September 23 1990 He lived in Burden Atlanta Grenola Ottawa and joined the family business Paine s Bootery in Ottawa which they ran for 52 years He was active in First United Methodist Church Ottawa a scoutmaster for Troops 77 and 78 and earned the Silver Beaver Award He served on the Ottawa Board of Education 12 years and belonged to the Ottawa Rotary Survivors include two sons Keith W Paine of Ottawa and Leon B Paine of Paola a sister Edna Draper Arkansas City five grandchildren eight great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren Friends may call after 8 a m Tuesday at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Memorials may go to First United Methodist Church Ottawa in his name.
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Leon Bryce
L.B.’ Paine
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Highland Cemetery
Bor
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Cowley County
Edward J
Elida Easter (Ellsworth) Paine
Mabel Leach
Atlanta
Kan
Reece
Grenola
Paine
Paola
Edna Margaret Draper
Arkansas City
Lamb-Roberts
Mabelle L. Blair
Mabelle Lucille
Overland Park
Spring Hill
Formosa
George Washington
Caroline (Johnson) Trump
Wayne Marcellus Blair
Kansas City
University of Kansas
Ottawa University
DeSoto United Methodist Church
Hantivirus case confirmed in southwest Kansas
Harris News Service reports a second hantavirus case confirmed in southwest Kansas amid KDHE statements. The earlier case involved Elkhart resident who died in October. details on whether the new case is linked to 18 year old Shonda L. Minter who died January 3 remain unclear. KDHE urges removal of rodent access within 100 feet and careful cleanup with disinfectant, gloves, and double bagging of waste. CDC officials in Atlanta are reviewing Minter's death for a possible hantavirus link. Minter was a Garden City Community College student and Holcomb High School cheerleader.
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Stephen Blair Harris
Topeka
Kansas
Elkhart
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Garden City
Shonda L. Minter
KDHE
U.S. Centers For Disease Control
Atlanta
Minter
Garden City Community College
Holcomb High School
St. Catherine Hospital
Two Die in Kansas Auto Crashes This Weekend
Two people died in weekend traffic crashes on Kansas roads. Muscotah resident Patrick Russell, 19, lost control on Kansas 116 near Holton just before 1 a.m. Saturday. Bryan Greble, 22, of Independence Missouri, rode in a car that went out of control on I 35, struck a barrier, and overturned according to the Kansas Highway Patrol.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Patrick Russell
Kansas 116
Jackson County
Hospital Notes and Sheriff Records Highlight Local Counts
Admissions include Etta Johnson of Princeton and dismissals for Paul Gordon of Ottawa and Willa Henderson of Ottawa. Arrests feature Wayne Graika of Pomona for battery, J J Rubick reports a burglary in Williamsburg, and multiple DUI and theft-related detentions around Williamsburg and Quenemo. Numerous vehicle accidents, injuries, and hit-and-run reports span Friday to Sunday, with names and addresses from Pomona to Lawton and Richmond.
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Etta Johnson
Princeton
Paul Gordon
Ottawa
Willa Henderson
Sheriff's News
Pomona
Roberta M Wheatley
Gralka
J.J. Rubick
Finney Road
Timberlake Ranch
Williamsburg
Bitter cold prompts wind chill advisory in Kansas
Bitter arctic air drives single digit readings across Kansas with a wind chill advisory for today and tonight in the north central and northeast regions. Temperatures may rebound to the 50s in the southwest by Wednesday while the northeast hovers near freezing. Northerly winds 10 to 15 mph push wind chill to minus 15 to minus 30, with highs in the single digits except southwest reaching low 20s. Lows tonight dip to minus 5 to minus 10 northeast and zero to 5 above in the southwest. Light snow possible in western and south central areas.
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Topeka
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Kansas
National Weather Service
Ottawa Tax Collections Rise In November 1993
Kansas Department of Revenue data show Ottawa sales tax through November up about 13 percent from 1992 with receipts of 238,221.81 versus 210,875.94. Franklin County totals through November reach 943,140.70, aided by a 1993 half-cent hospital levy. Other local governments also report gains, notably LaCygne 45 percent and Osawatomie 23 percent.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Wellsville
Williamsburg
Osawatomie
Pomona
LaCygne
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