Rybolt matriarch dies. funeral set in Ottawa
Funeral services for Tessa A. Rowen Rybolt aged 91 of 1100 West 15th will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Rev. Jerrald Harnden officiating. Burial at Highland Cemetery. Born January 8, 1895 in Grant City Missouri, she was a homemaker living in Ottawa since 1920 and member of First United Methodist Church. Survivors include four sons Harry, Alfred, Denzel and James, a daughter Mary Hintz, nine grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren. Memorials may be given to the American Heart Association. Friends may call until the service hour with a 7-8 p.m. Thursday family gathering.
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Tessa A
Rowen) Rybolt
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Jerrald R. Harnden
Highland Cemetery
Grant City
Leroy James Rybolt
Ottawa
First United Methodist Church
G.L. Club
Highland Avenue Club
Grant City Rebekah Lodge
1.C.C.F
Navy
Harry D. Rybolt
N. Cedar
Alfred W. Rybolt
Cherryvale
Denzel A. Rybolt
James L. Rybolt
Vassar
Mary Alice Hintz
American Heart Association
Sandra Kratzberg
Penny McClure
Tessa A. Rybolt
N. Cedar St
Kansas
Leroy Rybolt
Dengel & Son
Top Kansas superintendents' salaries led by Shawnee Mission
The Olathe Daily News finds Johnson County districts dominate the states top public school pay. Raj Chopra Shawnee Mission tops with 83980 base salary followed by Mel Winters Olathe at 72500 and James Thompson of A PRE-CONSTRUCTION conference highlights overlay plans.
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Johnson County
Olathe Daily News
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Shawnee Mission
Kansas
Mel Winters
James Thompson
Blue Valley
Wichita
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Kan
Topeka
Jim Hays
Kansas Association of School Boards
Hays
Lawrence
Salina
Junction City
Garden City
Manhattan
Hutchinson
Derby
Emporia
Leavenworth
Stocks Post Rally After 8 Day Lull
New York stocks rose broadly as the Dow gained 13.08 to 1,781.78 by noon, led by New York State Electric & Gas. Federal Express jumped 4 to 55 percent, while IBM fell 54 to 135. Volume reached 83.36 million shares on the Big Board. The Federal Reserve reported June capacity at 78.3 percent and May sales fell 1.8 percent, signaling continued economic softness.
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Community notices and local business brief items
Ad briefs, openings, and promotions from local businesses include 40 percent off Spertawreat clothing at Freda's by Bev and 'ob. The Sand Box Day Care seeks 3 to 6 year olds. Charlotte's Chat-n-Curl offers professional hair products. Pastor William Joulet to speak at Community Revival Center Church on July 17. Little Dragon Restaurant reopens July 18. Lonnie Bones returns to A Cut Above. Summer Fun contest at Kansas State Bank North with four $250 prizes. political notice endorsing Jack Beauchamp for state representative with Beauchamp for Representative campaign funds.
Collectibles Dealer To Lead Ottawa Auditorium
The Ottawa Municipal Auditorium Authority chose Barry Tucker of Lawrence to replace former director George Jaworski. He begins August 1, plans include expands beyond concerts with collaborations with local boards, drawing on his experience in rock and country promotion and antique dealing. Tucker was selected from 60 applicants after six interviews.
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Lawrence Man
George Jaworski
Barry Tucker
William Burks
Auditorium Authority
Burks
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Tucker
Hollywood
Denver
Bob Dylan
the Band
Linda Ronstadt
Sugarloaf
Suzi Quatro
Barry
Rantoul Day Parade and Softball Tourney Planned
Rantoul celebrates with a Saturday parade at 11 a.m. and a men's softball round robin for eight teams, twelve games across Saturday and Sunday. Miss Rantoul will be crowned from ticket sales, a closed-pit barbecue at noon, and carnival booths open at 1 p.m. including dunking booth and moon walk. Cutler Township hosts a 2 p.m. consignment auction at Rantoul City Park to fund a new community building. Alice Johnson at 878-3478 for details.
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Rantoul
Billy Johnson
Cutler Township
Rantoul City Park
Alice Johnson
Ottawa Stock Brokers Plan Changes
In Ottawa two brokerage changes were announced. Mark Sigurdson, ex Edward D Jones manager, will open a new office at 107 E. 2nd in the east half of the old Peoples National Bank building, which he owns. Rick Peoples, current Edward D Jones manager, will move on Aug. 1 from the PNB building to 114 B. 2nd, and after his move Sigurdson will occupy the front part of the old bank at 137 S. Main where Peoples works. Sigurdson said he has joined Private Ledger Financial Service Inc., a national network of 600 independent securities dealers.
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Ottawa
Mark Sigurdson
Edward D. Jones & Co
E. 2Nd
Edward E B Alexander Wins June Kansas Driver Award
Edward EB Alexander of Ottawa has been chosen Kansas Driver of the Month for June by the Kansas Motor Carriers Association. A 25 year veteran driver for Bones Transportation Inc., Ottawa, he has logged over two million miles with no preventable accidents. Safety director Bee Symons cites his safety record and attitude as vital to the industry and his company. Alexander and wife Mary have three children: Scott, 21, Timothy, 19, and Sue Ann, 18.
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Alexander
Ottawa
Kansas
Kansas Motor Carriers Association
Bones Transportation Inc
Bee Symons
Bones
Symons
Mary
Scott
Timothy
Sue Ann
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