Death notices for Inman and Fortner in Ransom area
Services are set for Winifred J. Inman 66 at Dengel and Son Mortuary with burial in Hope Cemetery. She was born Jan 26 1910 in Ottawa and worked 34 years as a Bennett Creamery laboratory technician. Survivors include her mother and a brother in law Gordon Blunt. Also Charley A. Fortner 74, of 719 Pine, dies and will be buried at Johnson County Memorial Gardens after services at Dengel and Son Mortuary. Fortner formerly worked for Mission street department and City Cab Company. married to Fannie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Inman
Winifred J. Inman
N. Sycamore
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Leon Nelson
Hope Cemetery
Ottawa
Fred and
Etta (Jackson) Inman
Bennett Creamery Company
North Baptist Church
Cedarhouse Nursing Home
Gordon Blunt
N. Cherry
Charley Fortner
Charley A. Fortner
Pine
Johnson
County Memorial Gardens
69 Highway
Overland Park
William Weber
Fortner
Rantoul
John and
Amelia (Jones) Fortner
Street Department of Mission
The
City Cab Company
Christian Church
Fannie
Uly
Denger & Son
Johnson County Memorial Gardens
112Th
Kansas
Summer sale notices and service notices across town
The brief items note Young Place Summer Sale in progress at June's on 218 S. Main with 50 percent reductions and members’ rates. Also mentions Brenda Mille at Hair Affair on S. Main, July hours through August, and various local notices including obituaries, admissions, dismissals, births, court and police activity, and farm market price quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Place
Brenda Mille
S. Main
Local Graduates and Honors Highlight Ottawa News Briefs
Brown Mackie College Salina honors Billy Goins on spring quarter roll. KU Lawrence hosts 39th Midwestern Music and Art Camp with Allan Reed and Kathleen Shull attending. William W. Roberts Jr. invited to Kansas State University honors program at Manhattan as a freshman. Caroline Sue Crawford Cottingham and Jeremiah Edward Crabb named 1976 magna cum laude graduates of Kansas State University. Pledges to Kansas State fraternities include Louis Ray Reed, Craig Everett Cole, and Kenneth Joseph Lickteig. Old Depot Museum sets a new attendance record of 500 over two days, overseen by trustee Harold Matney. Ottawa Recreation Commission to host a morning film and cartoon festival Thursday and Friday at Ottawa Junior High School auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Goins
William Goins
Ottawa
Brown Mackie College
Salina
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Allan Reed
S. Locust
Kathleen Shull
Oak
William W. Roberts Jr
William W. Roberts
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Caroline Sue Crawford Cottingham
Jeremiah Edward Crabb
Williamsburg
Louis Ray Reed
Pomona
Beta Sigma Psi
Craig Everett Cole
Kenneth Joseph Lickteig
Garnett
Pi Kappa Alpha
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Ottawa Junior High School
Supreme Court Rules In Favor Of Evidence
The Supreme Court limited prisoners right to challenge convictions on illegally seized evidence. In 6-3 ruling, federal courts may not free state prisoners unless claims were fully heard in state courts. Exclusionary rule remains to bar illegally obtained evidence. justices Powell in majority with Brennan Marshall White dissenters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Lewis F. Powell Jr
William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Byron R
White
Powell
California
Nebraska
Truce talks delayed as Lebanese fighting widens near Tripoli
The Lebanese civil war escalation deepens with leftist forces claiming control of Chekka 40 miles north of Beirut. Fighting flares around Beirut Tripoli and Amchit as Arab League rooms pause planned talks and Arafat meets Phalange and Syria to push cease-fire discussions. Red Cross convoy evacuations are halted after violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Beirut Radio
Tripoli
Chekka
Christian Radio
Arab League
Mahmoud Riad
Damascus
Yasir Arafat
Christian Phalange Party
Syria
Riad
Tal Zaatar
Red Cross
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas T. Beauchamp
RFD
Richter
Beauchamp
the Daily Report
Ad Briefs
Silver Lake
Willis Garden Center
5Th and Cherry
Milburn
Fort Scott
Mia
Evalyn Stanchfield
Paola
Marvin Jones
Olive
Bill Slankard
Bill B. Stankard
Ottawa University
Greenwood Cemetery
Clifford Burke
David Rider
Larry Bitts
John K. Milton
Larry Collins
Joe Redenbaugh
Jack Welborn
Bob Crawford
Ron Sheffield
Charles Crable
Leon Beil
Larry Day
Larry Carey
Marvin Holmes
Ron Reed
Don Barnes
Max Montague
David Diamond
Rebecca Powell
Otis Miller
N. Main
Ida Ball
N. Cedar
Pearl C. Hottel
S. Cedar
Sanday
Johnie
Dorsey
Osage City
Mabel McCann
N. Poplar
Lloyd Fitch
Waverly
Warren Noe
P. R. Jamison
College
Jackie Rutter
Ottawa Rfd
John Able
James Dale Miller
Donald E. Rushing
Wellsville
Anna M. Imel
Princeton
Willard R. Bentley
Oklahoma City
Donna L. Price
Victor R. Carey
S. Cherry
Gary W. Davis
Department of Public
15Th
S. Maple
National Guard
Steven A. Geiss
Anna M. Williams
Williams
Algor M. Johnson
Davis St
Wilson St
Mr. Johnson
Main
Wilson
Leo Beller
Eudora
First and
Walton and Burroughs
Department of Public Safety
Carolyn S. Ikenburg
S. Sycamore
Randall R. Tyson
Sheriff's News
Sheriff's Department
David L. Link
Link
Williamsburg High School
Public Safety News
Franklin County
Larry E. Thomas
Thomas
Eagles Post
E. 15Th
Eldon Morgan
Sycamore
Mock Motors
Hickory
Terry L. Jones
Kansas City
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Old Depot Museum
Harold Matney
Bob Miller
Ottawa Insurance Agency
Earl Warren
Justice Stewart
John Marshall Harlan
Hugo L. Black
Oklahoma
Louisiana
North Carolina
Amchit
LeRoy van Dyke
Parade Committee
Box 218
Wellsville High School
Wellsville Saddle Club
Kal
Rona
Cora Smith
Woodland
Calif
Hacinda Hospital
Cali
Damron Towner Funeral Chapel
Paul Damron
David Miller
David Bunch
Joy Ferns
Janice Damron
Marge Miller
Rena Towner
Dorothy Reams
Memoriam
Deel Son Mortuary
Kentucky
Kentucky Fried Chicken
9Th & Main
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