Shooting Suspects Court Hearing Delayed in Missouri
Preliminary hearing for four St. Joseph men charged in the hitchhiker shooting near Princeton was continued to February 4. County Attorney Kim Clark requested separate times for the men, with bonds set at $50,000 for David Leaverton and $100,000 for the others. Dan Croman, 19, of Overland Park was robbed of $2 and shot in the back, listed in critical then improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph, Mo
Princeton
Kim Clark
Clark
St. Joseph
Dan Croman
Overland Park
Croman
Us-59
Kansas City
St. Luke’s Hospital
Franklin
Douglas County
David Leaverton
Jesse Leaverton
David
Robert Fisher
James Fanning
Robert L. Pinet
Pinet
Elder Leaverton
Graveside rites for Rex Zerbe held in Ottawa area
Rex Zerbe 63 died Jan 13 in Wichita. Graveside services were held Wednesday. He lived most of his life in Ottawa and is survived by two sons and a daughter and two sisters. Also listed are several local funeral notices, admissions, dismissals, births, burglaries, vandalism, and crime brief items from Ottawa and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Zerbe
Wichita
Ottawa
Dan
Tony
West Virginia
Patty Pierson
Marionville
Maxine Roberts
Decaturville
Tenn
Dixie Atchison
Overbrook
Rep Introduces Bill Lifting Usury Ceiling
Kansas lawmakers consider suspending the 11 percent usury cap on home mortgages and home sale contracts until July 1. Rep. Jack Shriver argues the delay allows review of savings and loan activity to avoid bad legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peka
Kan
Kansas House
Jack Shriver
Arkansas City
Shriver
Savings and Loan Associations
Richard Harper
Fort Scott
Kansas
Missouri
Bridal Preview Ad and Local Sale Briefs
Ad briefs for a bridal preview event at Hazel's Place with a wet T shirt contest on January 22 at 8 p.m. and prize details. Local meat option by halves or quarters from Stinson Processing with contact, Tuesday and Wednesday specials. Dairy Queen offers $2.19 fish and fries at both locations. New Dexter hiking boots cheaper than Kansas City prices at Budge's Sport Center. Layaway options at Bud or Jim at McArdle's with pre season prices. Central air sale at 120 BE with price and phone. Burger Bowl at Indian Lanes Bowl under new management with lunch specials daily. Drake's Bakery opens January 22. Hill House Tuesday special menu. Sheldon's semi annual sale at 225 S. Main. Dairy Queen ice cream specials. Saddleback Lounge offers Mexican and other dishes daily. New England travel show January 26 at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium with tickets at Butler's Music Store or reservations at 242-6810.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel’s Place
Stinson Processing
New England
Boston
Butler’s Music Store
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Mobile Art Display Stops Here in Ottawa
The Wichita Art Museum mobile gallery visits Ottawa from Wednesday to Saturday for U S C 290 classes and public tours. Sponsored by the Hewitt Trust Fund and the Kansas Arts Commission the exhibit will park north of Municipal Auditorium. School groups use it 8 30 am to 3 pm Wednesday to Friday with public hours 3 to 5 pm and all day on Saturday. Greg Lacy curates and offers tours and talks on color principles and illusionary effects.
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Wichita Art Museum
Ottawa
U.S.C
Caroline E. Hewitt Trust Fund
The
Kansas Arts Commission
Municipal Auditorium
Greg Lacy
Washburn honors and KSU degrees awarded to area residents
Marianne Crabb of Williamsburg earned High Honors at Washburn University in Topeka for the fall semester. Michael Bartlow of Quenemo RFD 1 and Patti Max of Ottawa also received honors. Kansas State University awarded fall-semester degrees to Beverly Hughey McConaughey of Ottawa, BS. Anna Willhite of Wellsville, MS. Jeri L. Neal of Williamsburg, BS. and Douglas Ressel of Garnett, BS.
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Marianne Crabb
Williamsburg
Washburn University
Topeka
Michael Bartlow
Quenemo Rfd
Patti Max
Ottawa
Kansas State University
Beverly (Hughey) McConaughey
Anna Willhite
Wellsville
Jeri L. Neal
Douglas Ressel
Garnett
Vassar Holdup Nets 2 Arrests
A 24 year old Quenemo man and a 21 year old Quenemo woman are jailed in Franklin County on robbery charges linked to an armed Friday robbery at Vassar Grocery. Osage County Sheriff Masters said the pair, who fled in a vehicle after implying a pistol, were arrested about 20 minutes later, with $230 and a starter pistol recovered. Names withheld awaiting initial district court appearances in Lyndon.
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Vassar
Quenemo
Franklin County
Vassar Grocery
Osage County
Robert L. Masters
Masters
Lyndon
Two Elderly Couples Hurt In 1 35 Collision
Two elderly couples were injured Friday in a two car collision on I-35 near LeLoup. Mildred Geurkink 74 of Pease Minnesota in stable condition with a fractured knee at Olathe Community Hospital. Her husband William 74 was released after observation. Herbert Schoenthal 64 and Helen 61 of Jamestown Missouri were released from Ransom Memorial Hospital after x rays. The patrol said the 1976 Schoenthal Chevrolet was rear ended by a 1977 Geurkink Ford while southbound. Damages estimated at 2000 and 3000 dollars. The cause remains under investigation.
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LeLoup
Olathe Community Hospital
Mildred Geurkink
Pease
Minn
William
Olathe Hospital
Herbert Schoenthal
Jamestown
Helen
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Highway Patrol
William Geurkink
Schoenthal
Geurkinks
Wall Street stocks rise on broad market rally at noon
The Dow Jones industrials advance 5.12 to 872.27 as gainers outpace losers 9 to 5 on a day of heavy volume. Gold climbs to 850 per ounce in London while NYSE composite rises to 64.31 and Big Board volume reaches 20.61 million shares at noon. Three vestry members elected at Grace Episcopal Church annual meeting.
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New York
London
NYSE
Grace Episcopal Church
Peter Sandstrom
Dottie Wellington
Betsy Deleuse
John Heckert
Barrett Parks
Lexie Jones
Peg Carr
Robert Lister
Claude Corbett
Nervous system health and the danger of nervousness
A health article stresses the nervous system as the master body system governing strength and energy. It notes nervousness signals possible underlying issues, lists symptoms, and urges accurate diagnosis and treatment, promoting public education from Matney Chiropractic Office in Ottawa Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry J. Matney
D.C
Matney Chiropractic
South Main
Ottawa
Kansas
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Shawnee Mission
Wilson and Son Funeral
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Osage City
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Gardner
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Chauncey Gorsage
Junior Gorsage
American Cancer Society
Amos B. Hogelin
Maple Hill Cemetery
Hogelin
Cherryvale
Bertha C. Gross
Cecil F. Hogelin
Osawatomie
Arthur L. Hogelin
Alyce M. Mason
Genevieve Hall
Edna Johnson
Herman Gross
Ruth Taylor
Lavina Redard
Venita, Okla
Robert Hagelin
Florence Stevenson
Burrough
Howard Phillips
S. Cherry
Louis Peterson Sr
S. Locust
Nina Fitzgerald
Bryan Collins
Waverly
Dorothy Evans
Michael Hoyt
Pomona
Barbara Mitchell
Frank Stansbury
Viola Dodd
Hickory
Gertrude Scott
S. Main
Ida Graffham
Cynthia Johnson
Anna Mathias
Mike Harkins
Summer Stevenson
Robert English
Public Safety News
Mefford Recreation Center
Osburn
Gas Service Co
B. Logan
South
Dent
Hammer
Robert McDaniel
Chestnut
Princeton Road
Michael Allen
Clarence Kelly
Finch's
Pomona City Township
Sheriff’s News
Robert J
Hawkins
Harper
House
International Olympic Committee
Moscow
Senate
Lloyd Polson
R-Vermillion
Hitler
Jesse Owens
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Dairy Queen
Dexter's
Budge's
Bud
Jim
McArdle's
Central Air
Burger Bowl
Indian Lanes Bowl
Sherm Spears
Drake's Bakery
Hill House
Sheldon’s Men’s Wear
Saddleback Lounge
Golden Eagle
Beneficial Income Tax Service
Beneficial
Beneficial Finance System
Beneficial Finance Co. of Kansas, Inc
S. Main Paola
Silver St
Wall Street
Walt Denger
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