Funeral services for Willard H. Ogle set at First Baptist
Willard H. Wid Ogle, 46, of Ottawa died today at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Services Friday at 10 a.m. at First Baptist Church with Rev. Jim McCrossen officiating. burial in Highland Cemetery. Survived by wife Lois, mother, three daughters Penny Brewer Linda and Teri Ogle, son Craig, brother William and sister Wilma Price. Memorials to the First Baptist Church Memorial Fund. Household and hospital notices follow with admissions dismissals births and arrests.
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Willard H
Wid
City of
Ottawa
Water and Light Department
Bennett Creamery
Order of Eagles
Aerie Lodge
Lois Hamilton
Miami
Okla
S. Locust
Penny Brewer
Topeka
Linda
Teri Ogle
Craig
William
E. Wilson
Wilma Price
Kansas City
Kan
Dengel & Son Funeral Home
First Baptist Church Memorial Fund
Public defenders get limited immunity under Kansas law
Public defenders in Kansas receive some protection under the Kansas Tort Claims Act, with the state paying legal fees and damages in claims against them. Attorney General Robert T. Stephan cautioned that blanket immunity does not apply in malpractice cases. The opinion followed a request from Topeka residents involved in district defender operations. Stephan noted defenders are state-employed full-time officials who cannot maintain private practice.
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Topeka. Kan
Kansas
Robert T. Stephan
Stephan
Kansas Public Defender
Topeka
Ronald E. Wurtz
Third Judicial District
Ron Todd
Kansas Insurance Department
Steven D. Carter
Office of Judicial Administration
Queen Meets With Families After Iran Hostage Release
Washington AP Richard Queen, freed hostage, met with about 40 relatives from 15 Washington area families to discuss captives in Iran. He reported limited knowledge due to isolation, noting no confirmed physical abuse, while welcoming groups of Boys Nation delegates and later coworkers.
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Washington
Richard Queen
Iran
Queen
Louisa Kennedy
Richard
Mike
Kennedy
Foreign Service
Moorhead
Mike) Kennedy
State Department
American Legion
Boys Nation
U.S.A
Peter Sellers Stricken With Heart Attack in London
Actor Peter Sellers suffered a heart attack at the Dorchester Hotel in London and was rushed to a hospital. Initial grave condition improved slightly hours later. he has a history of heart issues, including a May Dublin attack and a 1977 pacemaker. His fourth wife Lynne Frederick, 29 years his junior, had recently reunited with him.
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London
Peter Sellers
Dorchester Hotel
Sellers
Dublin
Dorchester
Michael Jeffries
Lynne Frederick
Ottawa fair week ads and events brief
A collage of local ads covers free facial at MARY KAY, kids clothes on 23rd Street, a Peace's Golden Eagle dinner special, Bernhardt Dance Review previews, fair week hair specials, and ticket sales at Municipal Auditorium. Also listed are high interest corporate bonds offered by Edward D. Jones with address and contact number.
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U.S
Michael J. Esser
Edward D. Jones and Co
E. 2Nd Street
Ottawa Band to Open Season in City Park Shell
The Ottawa City Band performs its first concert in the Band Shell at City Park at 7 30 p m Wednesday. Cathy Beck 1417 Willow is hired to teach first through third grades at Greeley Elementary School in Greeley. A microwave cooking class sponsored by the Ottawa Recreation Commission starts at 7 tonight at the Vocational Cooperative building beside Ottawa High School with a $10 enrollment fee. Joanne Fluke daughter of Mr and Mrs Bob Fluke 619 N Cherry is a patient at Shriner s Hospital for Crippled Children St Louis Mo. Several members of the Ottawa Area Retired Teachers Association attended a joint workshop at Trinity Methodist Church Kansas City Moh.
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Ottawa
City Park
Cathy Beck
Willow
Greeley Elementary School
Greeley
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Vocational Cooperative
Ottawa High School
Joanne Fluke
Bob Fluke
N. Cherry
Shriner's Hospital For Crippled Children
Ottawa Area
Retired Teachers Association
Kansas
Trinity Methodist Church
Kansas City
Mary Lee Harvey
Mildred Snover
Grace Hocking
Opal Nedrow
Pearl Petersen
Central Heights Board Keeps Lunch Prices Steady for 288 District
Central Heights U S D 288 will keep school lunch prices unchanged from last year. If the start of classes hits temperatures above 100 degrees, start times may shift earlier to use cooler morning hours. The August meeting moves to Aug 11 for a budget hearing at 7 p m. followed by a regular meeting at 8 p m. Leo Weiderholt Jr. elected president Mary Hall re elected vice president. The board will meet the third Monday of each month at 8 p m with Ottawa Herald named official newspaper. Petty cash funds set for central secondary and elementary offices Peoples State Bank of Richmond designated as depository. Betz Schaub and Cole and Doering reappointed clerk treasurer and attorney Peggy Wichman deputy clerk Leo Laird appointed food service and federal funds representative The board approved joining the Kansas Association of School Boards and transferring funds from general to lunch fund.
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Central Heights U.S.D
June Betz
Leo Weiderholt Jr
Mary Hall
Ottawa Herald
Petty Cash Funds
Peoples State Bank
Richmond
Central Heights
Betz
Bud Schaub
Cole and
Doering of
Garnett
Peggy Wichman
Leo Laird
Food Service
Kansas Association of School Boards
Grain Terminals Clogged By Abundant Wheat Harvest Strains Midwest
High grain demand and bumper wheat production clog Lincoln and Hastings terminals. Union Pacific and Burlington Northern report car shortages while farmers sell from reserves as prices exceed government release levels. Weather worsens crop prospects, potentially deepening transport bottlenecks.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Robert L. Anderson
Nebraska Grain and Feed Dealers Association
Lincoln
Hastings
Barry Combs
Union Pacific Railroad
Omaha
Combs
Carter
Iown
Nebraska
Wayne Hopkins
Burlington
Anderson
Willard H Ogle obituary in Ottawa Kansas 1980
Mr Willard H Wid Ogle longtime Ottawa resident and city maintenance worker died July 22 1980 at Ransom Memorial Hospital Funeral services set for Friday at 10 am at First Baptist Church with Rev Jim McCrossen officiating Interment Highland Cemetery Friends may call at Dengel Son Mortuary Thursday 7 to 8 pm The family suggests a donation to the Church Memorial Fund.
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Ogle
Willard H
Wid’’ Ogle
N. Mulberry
Ottawa
City of Ottawa Water & Light Department
Ransom Memorial Hospital
First Baptist Church
Jim McCrossen
Highland Cemetery
Dengel & Son
Fogwell
Frederick Leroy Fogwell
Lamb Roberts
Henry A. Roberts, Jr
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Centropolis
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